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This program is rated PG and may contain
mature subject matter. Viewer
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discretion is advised.
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Starting Evie's first VR training.
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Hey, wait!
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Evie, put it on!
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Is this supposed to explain everything?
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Yes! This contains all the information
you need to know about Florian.
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Couldn't you just tell me? I could.
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But this is the better option. Trust me.
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I'll trust you.
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And it'll be good to finally know what's
going on.
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Why was Florian... Proceeding.
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Alternatively, you won't even know you
ever met Florian.
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Aww.
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Annika!
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What is she doing here?
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Come on, Pavlovian conditioning.
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Work your evil mind -wiping magic.
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Quickly!
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Annika! I'm just, uh... hiding her.
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I'm coming!
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Thought you'd gone home.
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Yeah, I was going to, but I forgot to
tell you guys what happened today.
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So...
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I don't mean to badger you, but aren't
you a bit warm? No, I'm fine.
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Oh, you mean... Yeah.
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Take off my jacket.
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Thank you.
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Very good.
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Okay, and now that nobody is buying on
us anymore... Didn't get into the
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computer today, but I did do something
else. You did what? What I did today
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is...
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Hi, Evie. How are you feeling?
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Oh, hi. We haven't met.
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I'm Evie. Are you from the Academy?
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Very funny, Evie. So, guys, as I was
saying... Seriously, who is he?
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Come on, Evie. You know Florian?
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Yeah. You've actually been kind of rude
to him in the past. But I'm pretty cool
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about it. This is a joke.
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It's not really that funny. I think it's
pretty funny.
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I think I might go to bed.
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Yeah, that's a good idea. Night, Nevy.
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Good night.
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What was that with the barking?
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Okay, can we go back to what I did today
to fight an evil conspiracy?
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Yeah. I hacked into the Academy's
database.
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You did what?
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Why? What are you looking for? Anything
I could find. And I found something
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weird. A file showing photos of weird
objects.
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So? So, these artifacts belong to
different branches of the relative,
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means not only does Miss Lucas know who
they are, but she keeps tabs on what
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they own.
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Okay, that is a little weird. Plus, I
found out Miss Lucas is an orphan. I
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to repeat myself, but so? I'm sure
there's a link between the Academy and
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Orphans, Inc. Jenny, lots of people are
orphans. I mean, Eric's an orphan.
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Doesn't mean they have to work for some
crazy organization called Orphans, Inc.
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Plus, Orphans, Inc. is probably just a
normal company. Yeah.
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Right. Florian's parents are fine. And
Miss Lucas explained the whole brain
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-wooshing thing, so you're just worrying
about nothing. What about what just
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happened to Eric and Kate?
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That's not nothing. Aren't you worried
about your brother?
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Don't you care?
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Of course I do. And you, Nika.
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Usually it's us telling you to be
sensible.
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So what should we do, Jenny? Find out
what's on that device that Florian's
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parents hid inside that bunny. Tomorrow.
We go to the academy, get into the
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quantum computer, and we crack that
code. No mess -ups this time.
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See you tomorrow, Nika.
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Take care, you guys.
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Gotcha. Bye. Good night.
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Okay,
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I'm very tired, so I'll see you guys
tomorrow.
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Wait, I need to tell you something. Big
day tomorrow.
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Mika, wait.
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Mark just came over earlier, and he's...
That sounds great, but I left my bag in
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the library, and then I need to get some
sleep, so... Wait, I didn't even tell
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you.
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I didn't even tell you what I wanted...
Don't.
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Just keep it a surprise.
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I love surprises.
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You're the only one I can trust, Ruby.
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I don't remember who that foo... foo...
that boy is at all.
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And Nika's acting kind of nasty.
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And I've got this feeling there's
something I really need to tell
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But I have no idea what it is.
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What am I supposed to... The little
problem we talked about, solved.
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Evie!
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Evie?
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Why aren't you asleep?
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Just too much to think about.
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I'll try again.
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Well, good night.
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Florian and I are heading into the
tunnels as soon as everyone's asleep.
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Annika! Ghost!
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No, no, no!
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It's me, Dodgy! Shade mask!
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Or glowing skin!
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No reason.
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Definitely nothing to do with masks
coming around tomorrow.
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Who are you on the phone with? No one.
Just, um...
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Myself? Yeah, I do stuff like that.
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Is that a cheese sandwich?
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Yeah. I shouldn't.
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Late night cheese gives me a weird
dream.
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But, well, Dottie, good night, eat your
cheese, and sleep tight.
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Signing off?
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Signing off.
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Yeah? Are you awake?
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No.
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I can't sleep.
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Oh. Well, try harder. I just... I keep
thinking about tomorrow.
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I mean... What if Sandra really is our
dad?
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Right. What's he gonna be like? How's he
gonna react?
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I've just got so many questions. You
know what? None of this wondering is
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help. The best thing is to go to sleep.
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The sooner you sleep, the sooner
tomorrow's here, and you'll know all the
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answers.
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Yeah, that's great advice.
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I know, right?
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Good night.
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Good night.
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I still can't sleep.
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Maybe I should, uh, go downstairs and
make myself a hot chocolate. No!
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Don't do that, because then you'll never
get to sleep. And you'll be all tired
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when you meet Sandruff tomorrow.
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How about you sing yourself to sleep?
How's that gonna work?
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I know. Maybe you could sing me to
sleep.
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Sure. I suppose.
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Great!
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Drinking and winking and not one night
sailed off in a river
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of crystal light into a sea of dew.
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Where have you been?
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Oliver's only just gone to sleep.
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Do you have the coordinates?
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Affirmative. Do you have the flashlight?
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Let's head to the tunnel.
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What are you doing?
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She's sleepwalking. She does that every
now and then. Usually when she had
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cheese before going to bed. And now
she's acting out her dream.
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The name is Jomd.
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Dame's Jomd.
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Looks like she's having some pretty wild
ones tonight.
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Donnie! Hey, hey, hey, hey.
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We can't wake her up. That's dangerous
for the sleepwalker.
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So, what do we do?
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Just wait until she wakes herself up. Or
goes back to bed.
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Okay.
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Where'd she go?
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Okay, a little further.
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And the coordinates lead us here.
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From careful study, I can conclude this
is not the
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object we were set to find.
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Really? You are so bad at this. Let me
have a look at the coordinates.
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Swap.
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Still dreaming about being James Bond?
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Probably not.
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The entrance to the tunnels. It's open.
Wait, Mom.
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Kitty, kitty. Kitty, kitty.
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He's an imaginary fish.
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Why did you open that bad cat?
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I'm sorry.
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The coordinates read correctly.
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Lead us to nothing.
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I don't get it. I do.
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You think you're so much better at this
than me, don't you? But in fact, you're
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just as bad.
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Not in a cool, bad way.
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The coordinates must be wrong. We should
check the general area.
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For what? More walls?
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Well, what do you suggest?
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Go home. Check the coordinates with Miss
Lucas.
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No, she's going to shout.
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Come on.
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It won't budge.
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So, if he can't get out of the
fireplace, we're stuck down here.
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On the upside, now Miss Lucas can't
shout at us.
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We can get out through Diane's house.
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The tunnels come out in her kitchen, so
we just have to be very careful and very
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quiet.
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Kitchen.
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Bingo.
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She had Mexican for dinner. Right, so
very careful and very quiet actually
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ransacked Diane Person's house for chips
and dip.
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Trudging through tunnels makes me
hungry.
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Besides, we have a way out, so don't
worry. Just eat the licorice.
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Chip?
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I'm going to call the police. No, Diane,
it's me, Mika.
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What are you going to do with that
plunger?
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Annick. my good friend Florian. Hello,
Florian. What are you doing here? You
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can't just let yourself in any time you
feel like it. I was giving Florian a
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tour of the tunnels, and we lost track
of time. It's past midnight.
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We really lost track of time.
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Oh, well. We should get going.
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What's this?
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Capacitor for the Amber Oscillator.
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Amber Oscillator.
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Do you know what it is or where it is?
Something to do with electricity, I
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think. Amber stores electricity.
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Does it? I actually think the Greek word
for amber, electra, is where we get the
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term for electricity from.
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Interesting. Yes.
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Now, give me back my guacamole. I'll
call you a cab.
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I don't want to go inside.
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But... There's ice cream.
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Yeah. Mm -hmm. Ice cream?
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Mm -hmm. Yeah, inside.
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And jelly.
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Strawberry? Mm -hmm. Strawberry jelly.
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Your favorite, right? In here? Yes, your
favorite. Strawberry jelly.
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Come on.
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Hey.
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Where are you guys up?
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And why are you dressed like that?
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Uh, what's going on?
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Well, why are you two up?
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We were helping Mom. She was
sleepwalking. Again.
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Oh. Great answer. Right. Um, well, we...
We can sleep either.
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No. No. So we went to the library.
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To research.
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Yep. To research, uh... Amber. But we
were in the library.
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When Dottie was a cat. Dottie was a cat?
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Yes, in the library.
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And you weren't there.
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No, we were in the... We were in the
secret room.
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Yeah, we saw you guys, but we didn't
want to disturb you.
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You look so busy. You preferred to work
in the cold, dark, dusty, spidery secret
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room rather than the actual library?
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Yes. My idea. That's what the hats are
for.
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Research shows that if you're
uncomfortable while you're working, you
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work faster.
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Yep. There it is. So, off to bed now.
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Bye.
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You tried to attack Jasmine.
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No, I didn't. Did I?
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Yes, you did. And then you tried to
throw up a hairball.
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No. And then you snapped out of cat mode
and started trying to eat a shoe. You
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said it was strawberry jelly.
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Hey. Hi, Oliver.
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Um, I was just, um, looking in
Dominique's box, you know, for clues
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birth dad.
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Well, I was trying to tell you last
night.
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I think I found him.
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Marcus came around yesterday, and he
found Sandro, and he asked him to come
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us today.
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Bowser's. I finally meet our biological
father. That sounds great, Oliver, but
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you'll have to meet him without me.
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You heard what Jenny said about the
holocode. The safety of baby Nick is at
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risk. So, we have to crack it today.
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Yeah.
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Right.
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How could you be so stupid?
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Those coordinates came straight from the
relative's record. They must be
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correct.
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You'll have to go back and look again.
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I'm not stupid.
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I brought you something else.
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What is this?
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Amber. And that picture was taken by
somebody called Alexander Jackson.
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Significant, right? No, because he won't
be the same Alex Jackson.
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I asked you to bring me something called
the Amber Oscillator, not some random
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lump of amber.
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I even showed you what you were supposed
to be looking for, and it wasn't this.
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Or this.
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You shouldn't have done that.
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I think someone needs a top -up on their
VR training.
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You know, I met you before, Oliver.
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When you were a baby.
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Oh. You weed on me.
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So.
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Why am I here?
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Wait, you didn't tell him?
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It's your story, Oliver.
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Yeah, I guess.
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Well, it's about Dominique.
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Dominique Peters.
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Dominique, your sister?
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Dominique. Oh, man, she had some wild
ideas. She got me to build so many
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cabinets and hiding places, and we'll be
using...
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Did you ever write any letters to
Dominique?
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Yeah, I did.
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You're the letter writer.
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I am, but... How do you know?
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From Dominique Kipchak's box. I never
send my letter. Letters?
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Love, Sandy.
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We've been looking for you.
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Dominique is our mom.
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Me and my twin sisters.
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We think whoever wrote these letters
might be your dad.
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You.
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Sorry,
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Oliver. No, I'm not your father.
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I mean, I did like Dominique. I even
wrote her a letter telling her that, but
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never sent it.
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I knew she was way out of my league.
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Oh.
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I always thought Dottie was your mom.
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She is.
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Marcus, I thought you were Oliver's
father.
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Well, I am.
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Sort of.
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But wait, Sandy can also be a nickname
for, um, Sandeep.
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Or Xander.
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Alexander.
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Wait, Alexander?
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Alex, really?
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I'm what?
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I'll repeat myself.
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You've been eliminated from the program.
You didn't make the grade. Now give
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back your badge and go home.
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You both know I made your stupid grade.
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I'm only being cut because you can't
control me.
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Think that if you like. But neither you
or any of the other people on my list
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are Academy material. Now.
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If you would kindly.
315
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This is outrageous.
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Mr. Simmons, it's time for these two.
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No rest for the wicked.
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Quantum computer, should I come?
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Time to get some answers.
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Jenny! Oh, Josh, I...
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Josh? Josh, what are you...
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Good
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morning. Good morning, Miss Lucas.
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Sit.
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You have been part of a vital mission.
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Some of you have captured enemies to our
cave.
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Some of you have retrieved objects of
great value.
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Some of you have done well.
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Some of you... not so well.
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More will be asked of you.
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More heroic actions.
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More sacrifice.
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I will need your total loyalty and
utmost trust.
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Did I make myself clear?
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Yes, Ms. Lucas.
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Recite your mission.
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We serve the Lucas Academy.
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Its mission is our mission.
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To protect the founder and punish those
who go against her.
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Be they friends or be they family.
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We shall not falter. We shall obey.
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Without question, without hesitation.
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This is our mission.
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