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(THEME MUSIC PLAYING)
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Sold, ladies and gentlemen,
to Ms. Veronica Vreeland for $200,000.
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(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
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BRUCE: Bored? We've only been
here 10 minutes.
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DICK: Ten minutes for you,
10 hours for me.
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I know it's for a good cause, but...
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(YAWNS)
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And now, ladies and gentlemen,
this magnificent timepiece
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from the reign of Louis XVI.
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Who will start the bidding at $400,000?
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You've gotta be kidding.
I wouldn't use that for a doorstop.
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Right on time, as usual.
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I have a bid of $500,000.
Do I hear $550,000?
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(GASPS)
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Good afternoon.
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Have they sold the Louis XVI yet?
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No, the bidding just started.
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How did you...
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I gotta see my optometrist.
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I have a bid of $585,000. Do I hear six?
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Come, come. This is a one-of-a-kind item
ladies and gentlemen. Who'll give six?
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Six hundred thousand.
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Six hundred thousand?
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I've heard that time is money,
but this is ridiculous.
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Like you said, it's for charity.
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I have $600,000 from Mr. Bruce Wayne.
Do I hear $650,000?
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Need I remind you, this timepiece
was once owned by Marie Antoinette.
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Relax, Dick. It's almost over.
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You're not gonna believe this,
but I thought I just saw the Clock King.
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Well, he was there.
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I have $650,000. Going, going, gone.
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(GASPS) Blimey!
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A trial run, and it went like clockwork.
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Hmm. Got one.
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I have $650,000. Going, going, gone.
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(GASPS) Blimey!
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Back up.
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There. Freeze it.
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That must be the hand
everyone talks about.
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The one that's quicker than the eye.
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So we don't have
another invisible man running loose.
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Then who could it be?
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I think it's Temple Fugate,
the Clock King.
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What makes you think that?
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Let's just call it a hunch.
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Better warn Mayor Hill, Jim.
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I doubt that time has healed
Fugate's wound.
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6:15, sir. Time for breakfast.
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I've also brought you your medicine
and the timer
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so you can take your pills on schedule.
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You think of everything,
don't you, Harold?
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It is my job, sir.
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How goes your research, if I may ask?
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Well enough.
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The iron ball has dropped
a mere tenth of a millimeter
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since the experiment began last week.
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An extreme temporal discontinuity.
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And the accelerated effect
is just as dramatic.
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Five minutes ago, that plant was a seed.
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Amazing, Dr. Wakati.
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Why, the possible applications
are mind-boggling.
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Indeed.
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We could get rid of radioactive waste
in minutes instead of eons
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put terminally ill people in stasis
until a cure is found.
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The question is, is mankind civilized
enough to make the proper use of it?
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You're right, Doctor.
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It's very important that this device
be kept in the right hands.
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I hope you're having
a pleasant evening, Mr. Mayor,
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because it's time for you and me
to renew our acquaintance.
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It's going to be a big ceremony, Jim.
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Fugate? No, I'm not worried.
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I've got a platoon of officers
around the building.
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He can't get in the door
without bumping into a blue coat.
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He's still on the phone.
You really think our guy will show up?
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Sure as night follows day.
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(CHUCKLES) What am I thinking?
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Going to be a nasty fall, dearie.
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- What the...
- (RAPID KNOCKING)
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Ah!
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I think that's our cue.
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You! How did you get past...
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Good evening, Mayor.
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Nice to see you again too.
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And whose life are you ruining now?
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A poor pensioner,
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a malnourished orphan perhaps?
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Naughty, naughty.
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What?
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Where did you...
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I don't think so.
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Even if you could climb the building,
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you won't be leaving this way,
Mr. Mayor.
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I've waited a long time for this.
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Please, Fugate, don't hurt me.
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If it's any comfort, my revenge
will encompass more than just you.
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I intend to pass a most timely sentence
on the entire judicial system.
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Get ready.
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(SHRIEKS)
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My eyes!
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(GROANING)
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(SCREAMING)
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Robin. Grab the hypo.
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(GROANS)
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(GROANS)
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(GROANS)
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(COUGHS)
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Get off me.
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What?
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You clumsy...
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(GROANS)
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You...
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Hey, you. Stop!
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Look. Over there. That's him.
Let's get him.
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- Come on.
- Stop.
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- Hold it right there.
- You're under arrest.
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(DEVICE BEEPING)
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- Don't move.
- Freeze.
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The Batmobile.
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Ah!
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- Hey!
- Where'd he go?
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- Look out.
- Hey, watch it.
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(TIRES SCREECH)
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It was like a nightmare.
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First he was here, then there.
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My heavens.
If you hadn't set that trap...
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Well, at least we've got the pieces
from Fugate's broken thingamajig.
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Maybe we can find out how he made it.
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I don't think Fugate made that device.
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He's not a scientist.
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Well, we'll soon find out who did.
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All our patrol cars are equipped
with tracking devices.
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We should be able
to run Fugate down pretty quickly.
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Harold.
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Harold.
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What are you doing in my room?
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I called for you but got no answer.
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I thought something might be wrong.
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There is something wrong, old man.
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Why are you wearing that?
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I'm afraid I haven't been
altogether candid with you.
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What... What are you going to do?
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You'll find out, my good doctor,
all in good time.
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I want a dragnet over
a five-mile radius.
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He couldn't have gotten far.
With any luck, time is on our side.
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You think the police will find him?
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BATMAN: Doubtful, but I have an idea.
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With his knowledge of train schedules
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He would know when the next
commuter run would pass.
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It's no accident
that he ditched the car where he did.
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Only one train passed there in the last
six hours, heading for the mountains.
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I don't get it.
There's nothing out that way.
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Nothing except Cranston Estates.
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ROBIN: So you say this guy
lives out there?
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What's his name, this Professor Wataki?
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Wakati. He's the father
of quantum temporal theory,
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- the structure of time.
- (DEVICE BEEPING)
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(BOTH GASP)
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ROBIN: What's going on?
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Fugate's booby-trapped the car.
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We're trapped in time.
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ROBIN: What's going on?
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We've been put in a bubble of slow time.
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The outside world is moving
much faster than we are.
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Look.
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Hours are passing like minutes.
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Why didn't the car's sensors
pick up the booby trap?
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He probably set it just a nanosecond
or two out of phase with reality.
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But that's the least of our problems.
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E still equals MC squared, last I heard.
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Mass increases with speed.
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If a car hits us
while we're frozen like this,
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we might trigger an atomic explosion.
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There it is.
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Hey!
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(TIRES SCREECHING)
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Nearly as I can figure,
we've lost almost 48 hours.
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Then we'd better not
waste any more time.
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I think we've found the professor.
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How do we get him out?
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Same way we got ourselves out.
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Don't, Harold.
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Batman?
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Just make sure nobody fiddles
with the props.
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No problem.
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(HUMMING)
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DR. WAKATI: He was the one person
in the world I trusted.
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Is it any wonder I prefer
being a recluse?
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BATMAN:
What else did he say, Dr. Wakati?
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He was babbling.
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Said something about the Mayor,
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about how he was finally
going to get his day in court.
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Day in court?
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The new courthouse.
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The Mayor is dedicating
it today at 10:00.
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That's two minutes from now.
We'd better call the cops and...
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You can't. I have no phones.
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Your phone won't work, Batman.
This area is a dead zone.
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I chose it so my experiments would
be free of electromagnetic interference.
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It'll take at least a half hour for us
to make it back on the bikes.
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You have 30 seconds to show us
how to use these.
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Wow, faster than a speeding bullet.
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MAYOR HILL: And so, my friends,
it is my privilege
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to officially bring Gotham City's
new courthouse to order.
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By all means, Mr. Mayor,
usher the new building in with a bang.
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(STRAINING)
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(LAUGHTER)
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This could be dangerous.
Better stand back.
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Oh, to savor the moment
as long as possible.
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(DEVICE BEEPING)
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No. It can't be.
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Too late. It's triggered.
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(RAPID BEEPING)
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Slow down.
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(GASPING)
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(PEOPLE GASPING)
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(SCREAMING)
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Looks like time just ran out.
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(GASPS)
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It's a shame that you've decided
to keep this device a secret.
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It would seem that the world
is not quite ready for it yet.
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Gee, that's too bad for Fugate.
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I'm sure he'll wish he had something
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to make the days pass quicker
where he's going.
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