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Welcome to the real world.
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Is this what you wanted? Is this what
you thought it would be?
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Is this what you thought it would be?
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Welcome to the real world. Welcome to
the real
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world.
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In episode one, Toddy delivered a
letter.
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Wasting his time, wasn't he? Sam and Jim
would never go back to the toy shop.
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Or would they?
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Jim, come on!
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Together we would have the power to make
a perfect world.
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The book is yours.
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Come.
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Okay, who's first?
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Where are we?
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What are you?
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Limey. Doggy bump.
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Imaginary mongrel. I'll test you with
the name of dog.
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The oob are upset, to put it mildly.
Well, I don't know who the oob are, but
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they are not as upset as I am.
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That creep under the toy shop wrote a
letter to my brother. Exactly.
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And now your brother is big trouble.
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What do you mean, my brother is big
trouble?
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Don't you mean he's in big trouble? That
too.
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There's a happy ending, of course.
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Sit.
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Not you.
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Dog.
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Then there are also some unhappy
endings, and a few of them are really
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nasty. How do I get the happy one?
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I'm not sure you did.
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And I'm not sure you do.
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I told you they were worried.
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What are they?
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Bumps. Uh -huh. And bumps are?
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My dear girl, don't you ever go to sleep
at night?
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Yes. And?
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Things go bump in the night.
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Right.
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Well, these are them.
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This is they.
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Snaggots, you know what I mean.
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But what are they?
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Imagination. What the world is made of.
What's in all the books.
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So worried.
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Cause... Your brother's back. There's
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gonna be trouble.
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Something's bad.
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The two of them struggle.
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Your brother's back.
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Somebody scream!
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Oh, please!
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Can you people, things, bumps, just get
serious for a minute? My brother is
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trapped down there with that crazy
person.
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Bump? What? That crazy bump.
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He's a bump.
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He's a figment of his own imagination.
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He's got a pretty horrible imagination.
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Well, I wouldn't exactly say he's
horrible.
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I would.
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He's not good.
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He's not good.
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He's not good.
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Hang on. Wait a minute. Stop.
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Not funny.
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I've got to get my brother out of there.
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Quite right, Samantha.
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It's a serious situation.
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I'll just feed dog and have a look in
the books. Come.
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Not you, dog.
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Feed the dog.
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Look in book.
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I'm going to have to do this myself.
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I have to follow you.
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He's just curious.
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He's always curious.
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That's why they call him Snoop.
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We came to help.
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Don't get up! Absolutely.
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Me too.
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Three.
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Five. Me five.
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Thank you, Lorne. Thanks, everybody.
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Okay, let's go.
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This way.
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This way. This way. This way.
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You're supposed to be helping me. The
Ink Thief can't be in all those
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directions. Which one is it?
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The ink thief? Oh, no.
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You don't want to fight the ink thief?
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Yes, I do.
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That's why we're here.
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It is?
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Uh -oh.
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He's got a brother, you know. And you
expect big trouble.
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Her brother's back and there's going to
be trouble.
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Okay, I'll show you where he is.
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You can hold my hand.
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Okay, girly. I got you now.
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Girly, hey.
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Hey.
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Here you go, cat.
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Take her to our leader. Make his night.
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No, he don't believe it. Look, let's go
into the rescue.
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For a bump, you're very doggy.
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I'm sure you inspire all the real dogs
in the galaxy to do wonderfully doggy
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things. But you are a bump. You can talk
if you want to.
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So, speak. What?
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Nasty and horrible and rough.
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Try the claws again, but this time hard.
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Hard. Right.
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Tear off his dingus. His dingus.
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Right. Don't be afraid, Lorne.
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You're a bum.
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You're imaginary. You can't get hurt.
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I could, I could, I could.
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Imaginary hurting could be worse than
you imagine.
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And you can't imagine worse than me.
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Let me go.
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Leave him alone, you bum. Bully?
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That's right. I'm a bully and a bad.
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Watch this.
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Not a bad bump, Lord King.
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Not a bad bump at all, let bumps go.
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The oob will be very proud of you for
trying to protect the man.
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But I didn't protect her.
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I'm sorry, ma 'am. I got scared.
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Never mind. You tried. That's the
important thing.
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Speaking of bad bombs... Are you afraid
of them? No.
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Come on.
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All right, all right. I can explain.
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We came to take the girlie to see her
brother, didn't we, Todd?
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Yeah. and stick her in the machine,
because there's lots of power in a
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smelly, stinky kiddie, and the boss
needs lots of power, because then he's
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to become... He ain't very bright. He
don't understand stuff.
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Not a lot up here, you see.
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No, his bossness wanted us to take the
girlie to show her how much fun her
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brother was having with the machine and
everything.
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Look, he's around there.
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Little fella's having a great time.
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Jim! Jim!
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No, no, no. Hey, if we're so bad, how
come we're afraid of Miss Tiggle?
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Ain't got a freedom, Miss Tiggle.
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No.
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Dream books.
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Because you mess with Miss Tiggle, you
mess with the books.
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Who him? I know.
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It's something to do with dimension.
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Come back to the library.
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You'll have a look in the book. I don't
want to look at books. I don't have time
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to look at books. I've got to get my
brother out of here and go home. It must
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late. Mum and Dad will... Funny business
time.
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Runs out, stands still, always too much
of it and not enough of it.
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If you want to get anything done in this
universe, stick to now.
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There's always just enough of that.
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If we're going to do anything for your
brother, we'd better have a look in the
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books. Come on.
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It's fun, Miss Tiggle, isn't she?
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Nope.
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Oh, come, come, my dear. Where's your
manly courage?
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I'm not a man, am I?
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Not yet.
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No, but have patience.
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I got you this far, didn't I?
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I'm thinking maybe this is far enough.
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Miss Tiggle knows the owner.
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She'll use the books.
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The lease of the shop is almost up.
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Almost time for a new thief.
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And then what happens to me?
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I'm happy like I am now.
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And I'm out of here before... No, no,
no.
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You've got it all wrong.
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Rats desert a sinking ship, not a flying
one.
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Yes, flying.
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Mark my word, I'm rising fast. I will
be.
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I have the boy.
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He understands the book. Oh, I can make
out things, bits here and there, but he
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understands it. He will gain knowledge.
That knowledge will yield power, and
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that power will be mine.
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I will be real at last.
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I will be a man.
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More of a man than the world has ever
seen before.
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I will become something.
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Imagination is nothing.
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Bumps are less than nothing.
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And as for you, do you remember?
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when you were just a little rat.
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Do you remember being frightened of
pussycats?
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Want to be like that again?
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Then don't cross me.
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Nothing equals everything.
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Everything comes from nothing.
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It's quantum physics and so simple.
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From power.
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Infinite power.
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Oh, yes, we do speak the same language.
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Not quite the same meaning, but... Oh,
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you'll learn.
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You'll learn.
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I said you could go home any time you
want to.
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James doesn't want to.
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Right, then I will. Show me the way out.
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I'll go home and get Mum and Dad and the
police and we'll all come back here.
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And they won't find a thing. Just a
dusty old toy shop with no -one in it.
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What?
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Why?
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It's something to do with, er...
Dimension.
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book. Precisely.
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How is an empty book going to help me
get Jim back?
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And please don't say it's something to
do with dimensions.
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All right, I won't, but it is.
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Now, well, right.
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To use the strange book, you have to
pay...
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Not you. Samantha.
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As I was saying... I've only got pocket
money with me, but I could... Not money.
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Attention. You have to pay attention.
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Oh. Good.
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I can do that. Me too. Pay attention.
Attention.
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What? All right, then. Give it all the
attention you've got and watch what
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happens.
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Don't worry, they can't see us.
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They're Jim!
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Jim!
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Can't hear us either.
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People are hungry.
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There are wars everywhere.
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And he has enough power to change it
all.
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He understands the book, the boy
understands.
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Things can be perfect.
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We have infinite power, and we just
didn't know it. And now we do.
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We do. We do. It's easy. Easy.
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Heaven on earth.
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Yes, and no more having to imagine
myself. Real world.
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Here I come.
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Oh, Jim, you silly twaddle. Wake up.
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Look at him. Look at this place.
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It's like Frankenstein meets the
Phantom.
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What is it, boy?
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Well, it's only...
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for things you can do with power.
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And this all seems like something out of
a Frankenstein movie.
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No offence, but... It's as though he
heard you.
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Frankenstein's house? These were not
monsters.
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They were not evil people. They were
heroes. They wanted us to be great. They
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wanted us to reach for the stars.
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It's for me.
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Articles will hold people down who want
things to remain as they are.
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I mean, they make up stories about
science being evil.
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Oh, and people believe them. Do you want
things to be as they are? You said it.
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Hunger, wars. Never again.
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Yeah, so you won't take offense and turn
against me because of my tasting
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clothes or furniture?
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Ridiculous! Then we will change the
world. Oh, come on. Let's drink to it,
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Toddy. Don't believe this.
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Unfortunately, Jim does.
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Go and get Aloysius.
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I dare you to drink a toad.
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The bush wants us to drink some toast.
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A toast.
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I don't care how much toast. I had a
whole puddle of power, all for me. And
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the nasty, horrible, stinky kid gets it,
and I get toast.
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Nugget. A toast.
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It means we all get to drink some power.
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So come on.
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What about me?
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What about me? What about me? You.
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Maybe you could make some toast.
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There are other books.
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Strange books.
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I know.
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They're watching us.
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He can't know that.
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But he does.
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It'll be Tiggle.
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He's trying to stop us.
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What shall we do?
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There's no power for Toddy, no. No power
for me, and I do all the work, and the
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nasty, stinky kid gets all the power.
And how am I supposed to be a bad cat if
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don't have any power, and I'm just mad?
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I got no sympathy for you at all, cat.
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I told you, and I told you.
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Don't get mad.
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Get even.
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