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I'm Alex Mack.
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I was just an average kid until an
accident changed my life.
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And since then, nothing's been the same.
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My best friend Ray thinks it's cool.
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My sister Annie thinks I'm a science
project.
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I can't let anyone else know.
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Not even my parents.
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I know the chemical plant wants to find
me and turn me into some experiment.
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But you know something?
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I guess I'm not so average anymore.
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Alright, two trains are scheduled to
arrive at the same stop.
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Both are traveling 40 miles per hour.
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One train is delayed for 20 minutes. How
fast will it have to travel to catch up
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to the other train?
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Hello?
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Alex, I have two speeding trains heading
for a huge, deadly disaster and you're
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not even listening to me.
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Why doesn't he just ask me out? I mean,
it's been almost a month and we've
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already had all those little, annoying,
awkward conversations that you're
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supposed to have before a real date.
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What's he waiting for?
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Some guys are just afraid of commitment.
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Who's talking commitment?
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All I'm saying is like a movie or
something, he can't commit for three
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Maybe I should just ask him out. I mean,
it's not like it's never been done
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before. Girl asking a guy out, big deal.
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That only happens on TV.
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In reality, the rejection possibilities
are huge.
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What reasons could he possibly have for
saying no?
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Well, maybe he just doesn't like you as
much as you think he does.
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Look, all I'm saying here is let him
make the first move.
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I mean, it's a lot safer, and it saves
humiliation.
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Yeah, well, I'm not sure how much longer
I can wait.
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Hey, Lewis, can I talk to you for a
second?
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Is this about Alex?
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Uh, yeah.
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You want to ask her out, don't you?
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Yeah, but... Well, then, Hunter, let me
ask you one thing.
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What the heck are you waiting for? She
obviously wants you to.
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Now, listen, Uncle Lou's been around a
while. He knows a thing or two about
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women. Yeah, but... You're a little
nervous, aren't you?
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Don't overthink it. Step right up to the
plate, man.
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It's a slam dunk. Come on.
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You couldn't possibly be asking me for
dating advice right now, could you?
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It wouldn't be my first choice, no.
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She's in your next class. Just give this
to her. She left in a while.
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Okay.
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Hey.
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Hi.
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You want to do something?
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Yeah, come in.
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This is the last one I'm bringing up for
you.
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Oh, what's all this?
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Just a little research.
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The TVCP 1987 directory, Hunter.
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Aren't you getting a little carried
away?
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No, I don't think so.
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Look, I agreed to move back to Paradise
Valley because I thought it could help
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give you some closure with your father.
Instead, you're becoming...
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obsessed with the plant.
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Mom, you knew I was going to try to find
out what happened to Dad.
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This is the most important thing in the
world to me.
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Even if you did find out what happened,
and I doubt that you can, honey, it's
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not going to bring him back.
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I know that.
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Look, whatever happened to him happened
a long time ago, and I just don't want
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to see you build yourself up to a huge
disappointment.
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Mom, you're overreacting. Look, I
promise not to get too involved with
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okay? Just don't worry so much.
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Have a nice weekend.
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Excuse me.
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Are you David Watt?
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Are you from my landlord's office?
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No. Oh, then yes. Yes, I am.
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Do you remember working at the plant
with Dr.
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Hunter Reeves about ten years ago?
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Uh, kind of. That was a long time ago.
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He was working on a special project
called GC -161. Have you ever heard of
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Look, I'm just a truck driver slash
janitor. I don't know anything about any
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chemicals.
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Why are you so interested in that
anyway?
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Dr. Reeves was my father.
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I was six when he disappeared.
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I'm just trying to find out what
happened to him and why.
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I know he was working on GC -161.
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And he went to Daniel H. with some of
his concerns.
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Not long after he was gone.
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I'd like to help. I really would.
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But I don't know anything.
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I see.
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Well, thanks anyway.
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Hi. Having a hard time figuring out what
to wear?
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Gee, how'd you figure that out?
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Well, how about this?
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Mom, I've had that since I was 12.
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Really? Gosh, I always thought this
looked cute on you.
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Cute? Mom, I don't want to look cute.
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Okay. A little wound up, are we?
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I just want this date to be perfect.
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Is that too much to ask?
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Uh, yeah.
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It might be.
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How about...
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We just go with take it nice and slow,
and everything will be wonderful.
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Take it nice and slow? Mom, I'm 16. I
can't go much slower.
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You know, it's funny. I remember the
first date I had with your dad. Mom, I
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really love you and everything, but
could you please leave me alone right
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Sure.
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Hunter, we need to talk.
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I lied before.
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I have information for you on GC -161
and the people involved in the project.
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You do?
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Look, I'm already late. Can we do this
tomorrow?
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No, this is it.
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It's now or never.
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I shouldn't even be doing this.
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Do you want to know or not?
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Yeah. Okay, let's go.
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You've been down here for over an hour.
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I know that.
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Maybe he's not coming.
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I'm sure he'll be here in like one more
minute. Something must have come up.
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Alec. I'm just going to wait for a few
more minutes.
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Can I wait for a few more minutes?
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Okay.
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Yeah. It's Hunter.
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Well, I don't want to talk to him.
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You're going to have to talk to him
sooner or later, sweetheart.
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All right, never mind. I'll take it.
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Hello?
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Yeah, no kidding.
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Two hours?
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No, no, I don't care what happened. You
couldn't get to a phone and call me.
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I don't care.
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No, I don't care.
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Just do me a favor. Don't speak to me
anymore.
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I cannot believe this.
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Believe it.
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This goes way beyond humiliating.
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Why should I be humiliated?
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He's the one who acted like a complete
jerk. I don't even know why I liked him
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in the first place.
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Well, he is kind of cute.
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In a flawed and very unattractive way.
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It doesn't matter because I'm never
talking to him again.
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You know, you're taking this really
well. I mean, by now I would have
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transferred to another school.
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Well, I'm just going to go to class and
pretend like nothing even happened, you
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know? Hunter Reeves doesn't exist.
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Alex, please, just give me two minutes.
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Listen, I know you hate me and don't
want to talk to me, but you have to give
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at least one chance to tell you what
happened.
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If after I talk you still don't think my
excuse was good enough, I promise you
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can punch me once, really hard, in the
face.
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You have to know I didn't mean to hurt
you. Yeah, well, you did.
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Friday, I met this guy, Dave.
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A truck driver from the plant.
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At first you said he didn't know
anything.
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But that night when I was going out to
meet you, he was waiting for me.
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Said he had something big to tell me.
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I thought it was only going to take a
second, but it took a lot longer.
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He told me all about GC -161.
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And this truck accident he was in, turns
out some kid was covered with the
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chemical.
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They never found him, but the plant's
been looking for him for years.
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Don't you see why this is important to
me, Alex?
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This is about my dad.
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And if I can find evidence of that kid,
I can completely expose the plant.
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Maybe find out what really happened.
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This is about my dad.
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I know.
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Look, I know I messed up our date.
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You're the only one I feel like I can
really talk to about this.
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The only one I trust.
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Please don't stay mad at me.
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I need you.
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Okay.
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So you're not going to punch me in the
face, are you?
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Well, up until about a minute ago, I
really wanted to.
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Will you help me find the kid?
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You've lived here your whole life.
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You even went to H &J High during the
time of the accident. Your dad works at
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the plant.
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If we work together, I know we can find
him. And if we do, I can finally,
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finally find out the truth.
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Will you help me?
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There.
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Great.
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So he knows about the kid. So what?
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So what?
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I told him I'd help him find the kid.
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Hey, nobody's found the kid yet. What
makes you think you can?
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You know what I mean. If you didn't know
you were the kid, what makes you think
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you'd be able to find him?
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Ray, what am I supposed to do about
this?
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Well, you obviously can't help him. You
just have to pretend you are.
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But I'm lying to him.
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Oh, yeah, but it's more of a Fifth
Amendment lie. You're lying so you don't
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to incriminate yourself.
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Look, the good news is he had a decent
reason for blowing you off, didn't he?
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Yeah, but I still feel weird about it.
What if he finds out who I am?
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That's not going to happen.
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Relax.
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Now go back to bed now.
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Okay.
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Wait, one more thing.
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He likes you, Alex.
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Don't worry.
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Good night.
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We should start from the beginning.
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A kid from junior high is walking home.
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Almost gets hit by a truck.
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And the truck's supposed to have
chemical all over them. What's the first
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you'd do if you were the kid?
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Uh, tell my parents?
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Definitely. You'd be an idiot not to.
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I'll check the school records and see if
any parents came forward during the
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time of the accident.
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Maybe I can post flyers around the
neighborhood, see if anybody comes
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What else?
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Well, if, um, he told his parents, then
they'd immediately send him to a
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hospital. Right. Maybe I can find
something out to the hospital records.
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And there's also accidents, right? You
could interview people in the area.
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Maybe somebody saw something and just
didn't report it.
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Well, I'm sure they would have come
forward by now.
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You never know with a plant.
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That's true.
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You know, you're good at this. I should
have come to you sooner.
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Just trying to help.
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Dave, I need to speak with you.
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About what?
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The other day I saw you talking with
some teenage kid out in the parking lot
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after work.
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You remember?
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Yeah.
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What was he asking you about?
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Nothing. Just what I did at the plan.
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How long I've been here.
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That's it?
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Pretty much, yeah. Why?
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Turns out that his father used to work
here and he's been asking a lot of
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questions about our classified projects.
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It's even possible that he's the one who
might have broke into the plant
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recently. No, he seems like a nice kid.
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If he comes to you again, let us know.
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We have our eyes on him.
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Okay.
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Here's your dinner.
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And don't stay up too late. You have
school tomorrow.
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That still matters to you. Mom, wait a
second.
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I know you hate what I'm doing.
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It's not that.
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It's just... Well, you know, you're not
the only one who's missing
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your dad.
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I miss him, too.
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And... There are times that I wish that
we could talk about it, but right now
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you're so preoccupied with finding the
truth, and the real truth is, the real
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truth is that we may never know what
happened.
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I know.
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But if I don't find out what happened,
it's like I'm letting him down.
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Your father gave up a lot for something
that he believed in, and I don't think
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he'd want you to be consumed the same
way he was.
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He was just trying to do what was right.
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So am I.
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What's wrong with that?
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Sometimes the right thing can cost more
than it's worth.
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Look, why don't you leave all this
stuff, okay?
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And let's go downstairs and have dinner
together.
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Like a real family.
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What's up?
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You've got to be careful. The plan's on
to you. They are?
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What did you hear?
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Well, they know you've been asking
questions, and they think you might have
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the one that broke into the plan a
couple weeks ago.
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Great. You'd better back off, at least
for now.
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All right. Thanks.
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And we never had this conversation.
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Uh,
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Alex? Hunter's here to see you, and I'm
going up to bed, so...
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Hey.
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Hey, sorry to come by so late.
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It's okay.
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Alex, lock the door when you're done.
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Soon. Okay, Dad.
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Good night, Mr. Mack. Good night.
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Good night.
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I decided I'm not doing this anymore.
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Do what?
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Try to find out what happened to my dad.
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Danielle Atrin is way too powerful for
me.
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Now she knows what I'm up to, I can't
risk it.
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It would just kill my mom if anything
happened to me.
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You know, that thing about the kid who
got hit by the truck.
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Forget it. I mean, if the plant couldn't
find him after all these years, what
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makes me think that I could?
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See, I grew up without my dad.
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I never accepted that.
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My whole life, I told myself that if I
could find out what really happened,
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somehow it would make everything okay.
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Even if I could prove that Danielle was
responsible, I
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wouldn't bring him back.
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Anyway, I just want you to know that I'm
done with it, and I don't want you to
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waste any more of your time on it.
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I'm gonna move on.
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Thank you for helping me.
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Something I have to tell you.
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You know that kid with the GC -161?
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That's me.
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What?
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Yeah, uh... I was walking home from
school one day, and this truck swerved
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in front of me.
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And I tried to miss it, but I got
caught. Covered in DC -161.
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I mean, I thought I was okay at first,
but I have some pretty weird side
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effects.
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And you never told your parents?
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No.
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My sister Annie thought it'd be best if
we didn't make them panic until we'd
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figured everything out.
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We thought it'd be a few days, and then
days turned into weeks, and weeks into
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years.
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I still don't know.
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I can't believe you kept it a secret for
so long.
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So, are you okay?
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Um, I have, like, powers.
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You have power.
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How'd you do that?
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I just concentrate and it happens.
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I can unzap things, too.
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Alex. Yeah, I know. One more thing.
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I guess this could take some getting
used to, huh?
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You can do all that and no one else
knows?
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Just Ray and Annie.
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And now you.
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Can I trust you?
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No, you can't.
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Thank you.
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