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Thank you.
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Laszlo, just believe.
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Concentrate on curing me.
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What do you mean, concentrate?
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Done to me. What is this?
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Oh, dear.
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That wasn't supposed to happen still.
Never mind, eh?
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Well, how do I get rid of it? You can't.
It's all yours now. Still, you'd got it
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anyway. Just look on the bright side
like I do, eh?
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Look on the what?
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I'm getting out of here.
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I'm sorry, John, but I need you here.
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Why? And the name's Phil.
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Phil. Don't worry about it. Just leave
it to me.
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How do I get rid of this mess?
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You can't. It's all yours.
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You saw that poor wretch down there?
Yes.
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You see, we are aliens to this time
zone.
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The terrible forces within the cosmos
will destroy us unless we get out of
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and quickly.
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You see, it's come back already. That is
why I had to make contact.
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Contact? It's contact with you for the
key.
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What? Oh, come on. The key, you
understand.
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What are you talking about?
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Look, this is my means of transport in
time.
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I was hoping to come through into your
time track, but instead... You've come
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through into mine. Still not to worry,
eh?
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Oh, thanks.
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You mean I'm not even in my own history?
Well, in a word, yes.
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I mean, no.
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You see, we have to find this key. We're
stuck until we do. What does it look
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like? Well, it's a scarabaeus.
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That's a beetle.
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And it fits on here.
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We can't move an inch in time without
it.
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Dare I ask if you know where it is?
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Well, I'm pretty finished with the
captain.
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John! Look, somebody's coming.
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Ah, Jim lad.
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The art of this game is disguise. Quick,
they're coming.
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John!
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John!
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You hear a bell somewhere?
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John!
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John!
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Who were they?
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Well, I was telling you, that's the
mutineer that's stopping me getting to
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captain. And the ringleader, he's that
rascal Silver.
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Silver? Long John Silver?
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Yeah, the very same.
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But he's a character in a story.
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Oh, not in this time track. He's very
real.
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I'll fix him.
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Scarabaeum, multum flubem, muchus
rumbulus.
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That's an earthquake, eh? I command it!
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Great. What was that supposed to be?
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Ah, well, now, you see, this is a huge
wall, a barrier to keep them out.
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It didn't work very well, did it? You
noticed.
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Now, I'm afraid my magic doesn't always
work too well.
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Still not to worry about it.
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Let's think of something else.
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Not on me.
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There. Don't look so out of place now.
The art of disguise, boy.
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Whose side are we supposed to be on?
Side, boy.
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That's whose side we're on.
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Fools rushing around with their swords
and their guns, and for what reason?
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Ah. A heap full of base metals, that's
all.
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Over here, lad.
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Come on, hide.
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Stay where you are, slob. Stop him.
Don't let him get away.
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Here.
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How you fetch up here, boy?
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Ain't no need to fire you. No.
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Well, you come alongside old John.
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Tell him all about it.
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Now, where you from, boy?
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Jeez, mate!
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Ah!
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So, you were shipwrecked, eh? Sort of.
No matter.
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Now you come alongside, we're all mates
here, right, lads? That's right, enough,
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John. I was wondering as though you
might want to throw your lot in with us.
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You's a smart lad like yourself.
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What do you say? What for?
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Treasure. Tis treasure we'll get.
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But you've mutinied, haven't you?
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You're a pirate.
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Gentlemen of fortune.
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Oh, there'll be fair shares for all.
You're great for that.
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And I'd look after you like you was one
of me own.
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Now, how's that?
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Sounds fine.
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But are you sure you'll find the
treasure? Oh, we'll find it all right.
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you worry about that.
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And when this lot is over, we'll eat and
drink like fighting cocks and have
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enough money in our pockets to leave the
seat for good. I myself intend to set
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up like a gentleman. We've lived tightly
all my days.
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So, lad.
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Are you for us?
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Or are you against us?
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I don't know.
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Ah, well, them that can't make up their
mind must learn to do without, right?
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Now, there's a riddle, Marie.
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Still no matter. More important things
at hand.
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Time we put our deal to the captain,
wouldn't you say, lads? None too soon,
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say, John.
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I'm sure he'd be willing to do business
now.
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It's all right.
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I've been captured, too.
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Who are you?
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My name's Amy Foster, and I'm John
Silver's prisoner.
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He intends to exchange me for the
treasure.
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Oh, come on. Cheer up.
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How did he make you prisoner?
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Well, my father is master of the
Hispaniola, and we sailed here from
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find Flint's treasure.
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And when we found it, Silver and his
friends mutinied.
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Father and a few loyal friends still
hold the treasure, but they took me
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prisoner.
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What about you?
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Are you a slave boy? No, no.
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I'm supposed to be helping somebody, but
he ran away.
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Look, we've got to find a way out of
this place.
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Look at the man!
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It's just about pity, isn't it? Step
back! He got any cheese about you, mate?
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Copious parabant.
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Bondimus Luciam, as I command it!
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WE STRIKE!
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Waited so long.
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I am in your debt. Yeah, well, it was
the bracelet, see?
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What an interesting piece.
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And the man of such high intelligence.
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Me? And such charm.
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We shall be together now, you and I.
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We shall reach a glory undreamt of at
any universe.
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Us? Yes, my pretty, us.
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Thank you very much. With you as my
companion.
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I could command this universe on all its
time tracks.
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Your companion?
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You would submit yourself to my will.
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Wouldn't that be nice?
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Yeah.
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But, um... What?
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Well, there could be a few snags. What
do you mean?
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Well, it's just that I'm more the
independent type. You know, freelance,
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sort of thing. You fool!
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Ah!
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Witch! You cannot hold the bracelet!
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Others can hold it for me. But it's
useless without the other half.
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Is that so?
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Well, I shall prevent you from ever
possessing the other half.
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You will die slowly and in putrefaction,
and I shall watch you die.
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Then bracelets, carabayers, and all time
will be mine.
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Oh, really?
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My little... All right, all right, try
it.
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Come here, age 24, the big one.
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You will be my slave.
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Keep your eye on it.
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Now, I reckon go dust for your little
daughter, Amy, Captain.
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Go dust.
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I wouldn't arm her for all the world.
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Then bring her to me, Silver.
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And you and your mutinous rabble, turn
yourselves over to justice.
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Justice, is it? Keep your distance.
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Justice at the end of a rope, I suppose.
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You chose your course.
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You might say we had nothing to lose.
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Captain, my men are getting a bit
anxious about that there treasure.
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I'm not too sure, if you follow my
meaning, what they might do should
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hardly come to nothing.
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Captain, I know I'm out of bloodshed.
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You know that.
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Oh, dear.
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You scoundrel.
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Dog Silver has us over a barrel.
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What should I do, Doctor?
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I could have held them off if they
didn't have Amy.
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There's only one thing to do.
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They'll show no mercy to her. You know
that.
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We must agree to Silver's terms. Then we
could give them a good rubbing.
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Silver, I agree to your terms.
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The treasure for my daughter.
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Say it's at last, Captain, and she'll
not be harmed. You mean either that or
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that. Well done there, John.
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Captain,
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it's me, Laszlo.
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Open the gate.
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I've come to join you.
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Come on. Come on.
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Come on.
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Take him.
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All right, then, you scum. Come on.
Nicely done, ma 'am.
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Nicely done.
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Whom may I ask? Do I have the pleasure
of addressing, ma 'am? And Bonnie, Mr.
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Silver. Lady of fortune.
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Then I take it you'll be with me and my
lads, then? For a share of the treasure,
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of course. Well, that's me.
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All fair and square.
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You're used to the lever. Come on, one
big push. One, two, three.
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What is to have brains? I'd rather have
magic.
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Well, there's the captain's chair.
That's mine.
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Then there's the mate's chair. His will
hands.
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Then the rest of the lads to be up
amongst themselves.
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The boy again.
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You waste time, Silver. Your prisoners
have escaped.
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Calvin! Calvin!
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Well, how do you know? They've gone.
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Both of them, the girl and the lad.
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Clean away, they are. Search the cave!
Move, you swab!
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No, I'll find them. Make sure the other
one don't get loose. Well, you better
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not let them off the hook. I'll have
nothing to share.
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Out of the way! Don't worry, John. We'll
soon find him.
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Go find them young 'uns.
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I'll do that, John, right enough.
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Come on, you swabs, follow me.
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Aye, aye, mate.
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Well done, John, it worked, eh?
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What did?
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Well, the captain thinks I'm on his side
now.
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Oh, is that so?
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Course, that's why I did it. Now, look,
if you was to let me escape back to
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them, you'd have a man behind their
lines, eh?
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No more. I disarm them, you get the
treasure. No trouble.
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Right. Right. Wrong.
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Smart fellow, aren't you?
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Smart as paint, but supposing like me.
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They don't believe me.
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Yeah, why shouldn't they, Johnny? Why
don't you?
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It's a beautiful plan.
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Yeah.
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No, no, no, steady there, Johnny.
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We're still men. I need to be trusted.
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You're a rogue, and worse than that. And
I'm going to cut you into little
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pieces.
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I've got you, sir.
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Exactly where you want me.
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Ah!
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Bello! So you still meddle in affairs
that are beyond your feeble brain. I'm
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learning, Bello. This time I shall not
let you escape. I have allies here.
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You breathe, even.
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Nature herself is attacking you while
you stay in this time.
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Oh, I shall take such pleasure in
watching you rot. Rot, rot, rot!
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It's not true, is it, Phil? Sort of. You
mustn't worry about me. The process has
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begun already. No one can save you now.
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Get me out of this!
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Get me out of this!
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I might share the treasure. Get me out
of this!
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It's just that I've got green fingers.
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I'll have you with this, matey.
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Oh, Bello. Hey, no.
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Laszlo, hang on that. Her point of
weakness.
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Where have you been?
252
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You didn't tell me Bello was... Sophia?
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Who? Beryl.
254
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She's the one who tried to get the
Midas.
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She's evil.
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Well, she tried to get my bracelet as
well. Look, not to worry. We must get
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to the captain and the treasure. It's
there in the stockade, the key.
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How do you know?
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Well, because I've got a distinct visit
to my bracelet. Now, come on. This way.
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Follow me.
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Right, lads. We attack.
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Blast a lot of them. Now you're talking
my language, John.
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And I've got just the thing to persuade
the captain.
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Aye, and what might that be?
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Something we should have had all along.
Bring it in, lad. Aye, mate.
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Ah,
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no more words, John.
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We'll let this one do the talking. Aye,
well done, matey. Right, let's get at
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them.
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Let's try this way. We just did. We came
back here.
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Well, let's go back and start again. No,
there's no time. This way.
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Can we give them chances to surrender?
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No.
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Run for it. Run.
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Run. Run. Run. Run.
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Run. Run. Run.
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Run. Run.
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Run.
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Scarabass? Yes. Bill!
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I deny you the Scarabass.
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I shall keep it from you until you
perish. Then I shall rule throughout
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all time.
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Oh, no, you won't, Benno.
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Come on!
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