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That's funny.
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Party.
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Yeah, it's a pretty big country out
here, all right.
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One could get lost pretty easily,
wouldn't you say?
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I'm saying that one could get lost very
easily out here.
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Wait a minute.
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Don't you go away. You don't know any
more about this map than I do.
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Well, at least that's the start.
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What? Admitting that you don't know
anything about map reading.
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Okay, I'm lost.
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Well, that's a great beginning for a
field trip.
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But, Dad, I worked on this map for
hours. It's just so complicated.
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Well, let's start with lesson number
one.
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And that is knowing where you are going
without any guesswork.
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Dad, why do I have to know how to go on
field trips?
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All the other girls just have to know
how to be girls.
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Yes, but all the other girls don't live
in the middle of the African bush.
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Look, all I am trying to do is to cram a
little responsibility into that noggin
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of yours.
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Let's see how we did on the emergency
equipment.
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Got the blanket?
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Oh, I forgot it.
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But, Dad, we're just going for a run. We
weren't going to spend the night.
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Oh, but I remember the tarp.
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Well, let him keep you nice and warm.
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So what about the dart rifle?
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Dart rifle?
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Uh -huh.
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Oh, dart rifle.
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Well, a dart pistol's just as good.
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Do you, um...
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You put it there?
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No, I guess you did.
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I see you brought the medical kit,
though.
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Why don't you pick it up?
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Pretty light, isn't it?
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Better look inside.
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Judy, have you been playing around
again?
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No, Paula, I'm afraid it wasn't Judy.
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It was me who emptied the contents.
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But that wasn't very clever.
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What if we did have an emergency? All
the instruments and drugs would be left
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the compound.
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Yes, that's why I brought along a few
necessary first aid items.
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Oh, I'm sorry, Dad.
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Okay. Well, let's head back for home.
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Only we'll try it again next week with
proper preparation.
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Yes, Dad.
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Hey, Paula.
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Paula, take a look at those migrating
herds.
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I've never seen them so close to the
farmlands before.
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You know, we'll have some pretty angry
farmers on our hands if they destroy any
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crops. What do we do?
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See if we can head them in another
direction.
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I'll take the wheel.
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Dad, if there's one thing I can do is
drive.
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And I'd love to herd the animals,
please.
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Okay, okay, come on.
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Judy, help me.
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Pull him.
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Judy, pull.
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Pull Judy.
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Judy,
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help me push the jeep over.
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Help me, Judy.
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Help me, Judy!
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Okay, Judy.
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Good Judy.
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I think your leg's broken. We've got to
find some help.
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Dad?
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First aid, yep.
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Dad,
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it smashed.
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Radio.
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It's broken.
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Hold it. Check my leg.
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Don't be afraid.
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Feel along the bone.
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I'm sorry, Dad.
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A fabulous broken heart.
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Now, listen.
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You're going to have to get some
splints.
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Immobilized. The leg and how we can set
it properly later
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Dad? Are the splints on?
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I'm almost finished. You cast out for a
few seconds.
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You frightened me.
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Paula? Yeah?
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How long was I out?
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Just for a few minutes. Why?
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I don't know.
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The classic symptoms.
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Concussion.
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No. Keep on putting the splints.
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Listen carefully.
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Go on.
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Go on.
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Now, Paula, I'm liable to pass out from
time to time.
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And there'll be fever.
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Now, if they don't find us, we... Dad!
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Dad!
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Judy, go get the canteen, quick!
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Wake up, please. You have to tell me
what to do.
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The fever started, Judy.
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What am I going to do?
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Don't be impatient, Odo. The food is on
its way.
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Luncheon for three.
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Okay, chef. What's on the menu today?
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Ostrich eggs, Benedict.
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You'll take a dry beef out of Jack Dane
and like it.
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Here,
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Toto.
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Thank you.
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Yeah, this is the life.
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A whole afternoon with nobody to give me
orders.
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Maybe we should encourage Paul to study
more jungle lore.
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Or maybe we should encourage Paula to
teach you to cook.
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Tastes fine to me.
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Look, even Toto won't touch it.
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Judy he's burning up get something to
cool him with
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This might help. At least it's wet.
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Matt, Judy, give it to me.
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At least there's one thing Dad taught
me.
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Come on, Judy. We're going to find some
water.
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Good, Judy.
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These tracks are about 10 or 12 hours
old.
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That would make it about dawn.
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And the animals usually drink at dawn or
sunset.
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And these tracks should take us to some
water.
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Come on, Judy.
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I gotta get that water.
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Stop!
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Okay, Judy, come on.
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Better drink up the mucosal, too.
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That's enough, Judy.
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Let's go. Come on, Judy.
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All right, Toto, give me the gibbon.
Yes, we have a shot.
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Come on.
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Come on.
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Come on.
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I'm sorry, but he has to have his shot.
If he doesn't get it, he'll get sick,
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and I know you don't want that.
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Hey, flip him over. Jack, Tartare wanted
this injection to be subcutaneous and
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in a muscle.
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I can't concentrate. Do it.
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All right.
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They should have checked in a long time
ago.
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Maybe they're out of radio range.
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Weren't going that far remember who
routed the trip and remember who refused
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help her with the map Right
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Here yeah total
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Don't worry no
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matter how Paula routed this trip dr. Is
a jungle like the palm of his hand
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Dad? Dad?
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Dad, I found some water.
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Water?
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Here.
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Thank you.
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I think the fever's going down.
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How do you feel?
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I feel better.
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Was I out again?
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Yes.
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How long was I out this time?
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Oh, 10 or 15 minutes.
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Typical.
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Typical concussion syndrome.
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I'm sorry, Paula.
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Hope I didn't frighten you too much.
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That's okay.
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I wish there was more I could do to help
you.
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Oh, now, don't worry.
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We'll get help pretty soon.
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Sun's going down.
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The animals will be coming out.
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Better start a fire.
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Judy, go get some branches for a fire.
Go on.
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Oh, no.
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Dad?
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Jack.
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Jack, you're late again.
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The animals should have been fed an hour
ago.
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You'd better... You'd better... Judy,
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go get me some brush.
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Oh, Judy, I didn't want any more
branches. I wanted some brush.
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It's got to work, Judy. It just has to.
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I guess you're right. The sun isn't
strong enough anymore.
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Oh, Dad.
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Please.
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Please don't let him die.
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I'm so tired, Judy.
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Gotta get this finished. It's our only
hope.
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Marsh, it's Jack.
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Marsh, come in. Can you hear me?
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Marsh?
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Still can't raise him.
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When they get back... Come on.
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I'm going to recommend you for a medal.
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A medal?
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Mm -hmm.
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Champion warrior of Womero.
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Okay, fine, but they were not supposed
to be gone overnight.
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So maybe Marsh decided to spend the
night in the bush? Then why didn't he
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us and tell us?
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Ah, he got me there.
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What do you say we take our own little
field trip?
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I was wondering how long it would take
you to get around to that, dear Toto.
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So you figure maybe we'll come across a
certain well -known doctor and his
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daughter, huh? Could be. To make sure,
we take the blood out.
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The blood out?
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Blood out.
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Oh.
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Come on, Clarence, front and center.
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up in the tree with you, Toto.
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Here now, Toto, take the given.
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I guess I doled off.
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Dad?
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Dad? Dad?
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Judy!
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He didn't see us, Judy.
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He just didn't see us.
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Dad?
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Oh.
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Oh, tell me.
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It's morning, Dad.
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Do you feel any better?
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No, we... We've got to get out. Oh, I've
got to.
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Dad, I fixed the litter last night.
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Soon as it's finished. I'll get you to
some help
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There that does it okay hop on you
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I'm
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missing something Judy you stay here
with dad
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Judy, climb up and cut it.
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Okay, cut it, Judy.
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Cut it.
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Okay, Judy, drop the knife.
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Okay, Judy.
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That's it.
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Judy, get off it.
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Dad?
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Dad, the litter's finished.
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Think you can put yourself on it?
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Yeah.
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Easy.
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Easy, Dad.
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Yeah.
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Easy.
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Dad.
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The leg went... Yeah.
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Dad, are you all right?
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Help me, Judy.
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Bye.
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The pulse seems to be getting weaker,
Judy.
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Judy, listen.
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Drums.
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There must be a village nearby. Come on,
Judy.
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Say anything?
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No.
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I'll try from up there.
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know out there a ways.
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Some water buffalo off to the left.
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Thanks for the travelogue. What about
the jeep? Nothing.
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Well, we better get that bloodhound on
the trail.
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He's sure on the trail of something.
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I hope he finds them.
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Dad, can you hear me?
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No. Dad, there's a village.
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There's a drum. I might be able to get
some help.
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Out across the river?
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That's right.
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I'll have to leave you here for a few
minutes, but I'll be back as soon as I
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with help.
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All right, just be careful, Paula.
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All right, I will be.
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I'll be back real fast.
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Dad!
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Dad,
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I can't leave.
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What's the matter, Paula?
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The leopard.
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Be quiet.
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Where?
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Over there.
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Give me the dart pistol. No, Dad, you
might pass out again.
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Those logs, can you make a raft?
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That's right, Dad.
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Oh, my God.
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Thank you.
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They wouldn't have used one of those
unless somebody was hurt.
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I know.
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Well, they couldn't have gone too far.
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Get the first aid kit. Uh -huh.
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Dad, there's a road. A village should be
nearby.
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I better not go that way.
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Judy, you stay here with Dad.
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Judy, what is it?
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Paula, be quiet.
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Dad, eat perfectly.
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Oh, no.
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It's the last dart.
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Only make the elephant...
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Bad. He needs medicine. Do you
understand?
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Medicine.
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Dawa. Dawa.
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Wamaru. Can you go to Wamaru and get
help?
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Hey, come back!
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Come back!
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Clarence, am I glad to see you.
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Mike!
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Jack! Dad's over here.
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What happened?
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His leg's broken. He's got a concussion.
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Well, this will help us if we can get
him back to the compound.
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Why didn't you stay with the truck?
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I didn't know what to do. I had to find
him some help. I just couldn't leave him
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there alone.
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Dad?
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Dad?
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Are you all right?
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I'm fine, Dad. It's you.
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You're going to be all right now.
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This all the way from the truck?
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It was my fault he got hurt.
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Guess I had to learn my lesson the hard
way.
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Howdy!
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