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ETHERIC MUSIC

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BIRDS CRY

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THE MUSIC STOPS, THE BIRDS DISAPPEAR

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Oh. Are you okay? Right?

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Are you just waiting for someone? Yes.

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I was actually going to say thank you for, uh, clearing up…

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Well, I'll clean things up a bit here from the front.

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Yes. Did Bev say a word?

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I don't think so. Oh yeah, okay.

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Well, she said she was going to talk to someone, so…

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Oh.

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Yeah, I'm just going to clean up the front here.

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I have that. Yes, no, I know.

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Brilliant. Yes. Fantastic. Just, uh…

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I just thought I saw a rat, you know.

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Did you think you saw one?

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No, I did. Well I did, you know, it was…

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Well, it was either a rat or a big mouse.

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Big mouse, probably.

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That oil spill is kind of annoying, isn't it? Yes. Yes.

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Looks like a rabbit, from my house, if you can believe it.

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Yes, there is a big black rabbit at the end of my driveway.

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BACK ALARM BEEPS Oh.

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What is this for? Soil conditioner.

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Compost.

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Shit!

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Hello, Mikael.

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Oh, hello, Bev.

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Was it your daughter who came by yesterday?

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I have no children, Bev. Oh.

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Who was that, then? She looked nice.

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It was Kacey. She just helped me with something.

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I could help. Oh. Thanks, Bev.

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I mean, if you needed help, I could help.

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I'm just stuck here all day.

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Don't know what to do with myself half the time.

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See you later, Bev. Be well, Michael.

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HE LAUGHES

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Long bike.

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Michael! Michael!

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Michael! Good morning, Brigham.

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Ha... L... Long bike?

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Yes. Tandem.

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For two people.

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Bicycle for two people. See you later.

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Michael! Michael! Mike! Mike! Mike!

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Yes? Can I have a try?

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Long bike.

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Right? Yes. Late. Has he noticed?

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Can I come by tonight and look at the things?

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What things?

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"What things"?

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The little damn people you have growing in pots.

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My God.

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They are not human, they are called homunculi.

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and I don't want anyone to know about them, thank you very much!

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AMPLIFIED OVER PA: Good morning, customers.

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Michael Sleep grows three homunculi at home in his shed.

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It is Michael Sleep, three homunculi,

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in jars, in his shed. Thanks.

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TELEPHONE BEEPING

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Michael, why are you...? Hush.

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Michael, this is Roy, call us back when you get this message.

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Look mate, I wasn't the one who came to visit your dad at home.

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I don't know who it was, but it wasn't me.

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So you have to find out who says they are me.

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Who is Roy? I have to go.

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You just got here. I have to go to the nursing home.

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Well, don't bother coming back. Oh, thanks, Gordon.

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I really appreciate that.

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Brigham!

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Here he is. Hello, son. Okay, Dad?

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Are you out of breath?

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Yes, that, uh... The car is out of order, I had to ride.

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My God, what have you got there? Is it a competition win?

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Remote controlled cars. Six of them.

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Well, you know what they say. You can't have too many.

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remote controlled cars.

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But I'm running out of space here. Do you want to take them? Yes.

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You can give them to a charity shop,

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or you may want to keep them yourself. Yes, okay.

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Here, Dad, Hilary said you had a visitor.

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Do you remember?

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Did she do it?

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Yes, Dad, think again.

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Someone came here to see you, to say hello,

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Can you remember who it might have been?

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When was that, you say?

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It must have been the day before yesterday.

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Was it Roy? Was it Clea's brother, Roy?

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Oh, that was it.

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Yes, I didn't recognize him. But pretended I did.

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Good acting.

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Have I ever met Roy?

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Yes. Yes. You... You did it years ago.

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You say you didn't recognize him?

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No. Do you have any idea what he wanted?

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Eh... can't say I have. Uh...

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He was babbling about something. He snuck around something.

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Only Connect was on, so I didn't really follow.

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Anyway, how are the prophets? Have you buried them yet?

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No, not yet. The fertilizer was delivered this morning.

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There's a ton of stuff. I don't think the neighbors are very happy.

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Drink them. KNOCK ON THE DOOR

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Is everything alright?

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It won't take a second, Dad.

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Right.

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Hilary? Is he okay?

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You said dad had visitors. Yes, Roy, right?

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Now, do you remember what he looked like?

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Um... Here.

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Now, it's an old photograph, but did he look anything like that?

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Oh...

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No, I wouldn't say it was him.

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Do you remember what he looked like?

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Yes, he was small,

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fair hair, small round glasses.

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Are you sure? Yes, he was wearing a six pack.

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Is everything alright?

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Hello, hello, hello. Sorry I'm late.

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Do you want something?

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Just a coffee, please, a black coffee.

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No problem, I'll take it with me.

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How are you?

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Yes.

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I was just wondering if you could give me my number.

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To Clea's partner. Hamish, right?

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Because I haven't heard anything.

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Yes, no, I haven't passed it on.

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Oh, okay, it's just that, uh, since we talked

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I have been thinking about the confinement that Clea and I shared

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and I remembered that there were a few things

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which belonged to me, which I would very much like to have back.

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Thanks.

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It's Bea, right?

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Yes.

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Is that it, then?

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What do you mean? Well, I know you didn't know my sister.

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So I wonder what else you're talking about.

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And I also wonder who your friend is.

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tried to be discreet and sat at the table BEHIND ME!

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My name is Bob. What the hell is going on?

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Your sister, Clea,

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she was fencing stolen items

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for the man who owned the antique market she shopped at.

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And who are you, the police?

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We represent the people from whom the items were stolen.

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Well, I don't think your name is Bob.

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and I don't think your name is Bea,

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and I don't think any of you represent the people

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from which the items were stolen.

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But that's really irrelevant, right?

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What do you want from me?

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We want to find something that, um, we think Clea was in possession of

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when she disappeared.

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OK.

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Well, now we're getting somewhere.

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Give us your phone.

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What's in the bag? Nothing. Uh, toys.

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What's in it? Toys, toys, uh, cars, take it, it's yours, it's yours.

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Presenting?

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Maybe, yes.

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For whom?

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I don't know. Child?

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What is your name?

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Are you...?

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BELLS RINGS SOFTLY

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What are you doing here?

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Just, uh, you know, deliver gifts.

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But... is it Christmas?

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No, not yet, I'm, uh... I'm just...

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You know, I start early, because there is a lot to do.

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When the time is right. Where is your red suit?

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It's at home. I won't wear it until closer to the time.

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in case I am discovered. You know, that wouldn't go well, would it?

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that I am recognized too soon.

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I recognized you, didn't I? You did.

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I knew who you were. Don't tell anyone, okay?

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I won't tell anyone.

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Thank you.

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I, uh...

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I...

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I don't usually do this. I know, mate, I know.

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I was just desperate.

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I wouldn't hurt you, I would never... I know. I know, I know.

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I know, it's okay. You see, I know.

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who has been naughty or nice

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and I know you're usually not mean.

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I'm not that.

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I know.

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Usually a good boy, right?

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Yes, I am.

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I just…

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Hello. Hey, don't be afraid.

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Um, can I...?

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Yes, yes.

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Oh, it's for you.

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Sorry it's not wrapped.

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Could I, uh...?

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Would it be ok to have my phone back?

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Yes, yes, sorry.

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Toast. Um, you're…

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Rupert. Rupert! Rupert. Little Rupert.

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Well, um... Well, cheerio, then.

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Thank you!

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Merry Christmas!

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Ho, ho, ho!

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A book.

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A bird book.

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What is it called?

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Birds of America.

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Birds of America? Yes.

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Shall we take a look on the internet?

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Oh, I see.

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"It has been estimated that five of the ten highest prices ever paid"

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"for a book, adjusted for inflation,

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"was for John James Audubon's The Birds Of America."

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"The last discovered specimen was sold at auction in 2019 for..."

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"...$6.6 million."

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So that's quite a lot, right?

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Right. Let's be honest with each other.

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Don't pretend to be an avid ornithologist.

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Now that I know what you're looking for,

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I'll find it. Then, when I sell it, I'll give you some of the money.

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How much?

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You know what, Bob? That's a damn good point.

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We should discuss that.

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Right?

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You didn't come back to work. No.

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Gordon gave me the rest of the day off.

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Are you sure? Yes. He said, "Don't bother coming back."

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Oh...I don't think he was trying to be helpful, mate.

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I think I hit the wrong point.

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Well, he told me to say you should come in tomorrow.

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otherwise you will be fired. Right.

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Seagull shit?

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Mm-hm.

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Do you need some help?

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Yes. Come on then.

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Hello. Are you doing well? My name is Kacey.

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Mikael, what are we doing?

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Have to bury the glasses.

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In shit? Yes.

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Why? Because that's what it says in the user manual.

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It is to raise them to the state of divination.

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To keep them warm? Partial.

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Oh, can't we just put them in the drying cabinet?

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Air closet! What century are you from?

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Yes, says the alchemist.

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Evening, Your Majesties.

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My goodness, they've grown since last time.

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What is this?

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It's a seraphim, it's a type of angel.

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The highest rank of an angel.

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Didn't know angels had different ranks.

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Yes, the seraphim, they are at the very top, right below God.

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According to Wikipedia.

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One of their jobs is to fly around the throne of God,

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shouts, "Holy, holy, holy!"

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It could get annoying. But right?

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No wonder he's so angry so much of the time.

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It says we must wear capes.

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There are dressing gowns. There are dressing gowns. Bathrobes.

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Are you serious? Kacey, I don't make the rules.

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May joys be united with holy solemnities,

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and let announcements sound from the depths of their hearts.

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Let the old things go,

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everything is new

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rope you guys

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and works.

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Do you have any alcohol?

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Alcohol? No.

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Would you like a beer? I run to the workshop.

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Yes, fine.

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Here.

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Toast.

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Oh! Hello.

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Shame.

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You are Michael's girlfriend.

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Girl...? No. No. Um, we're just... We're just friends.

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Oh, sorry. My name is Bev, and I live next door.

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Oh yeah, hi, Kacey.

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Nice to meet you, Kacey. Nice to meet you, Bev.

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Do you just have a few beers?

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Yes, you know…

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Yes. Thirsty work. All that shoveling.

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Yes. Yes.

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He's nice, isn't he, Michael?

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Yes. Yes. Yes, he is nice.

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He's interesting, isn't he?

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He's always got some project going on, you know, in that shed of his.

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Yes? Yeah, I always wonder what he's doing in there.

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Yes.

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Anyway, I should go.

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It was nice to meet you...

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Sorry ... Bev. Beverly. Bev. Nice to meet you, Bev.

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Have a good night.

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See you.

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That child

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Who rides round and round your road?

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Elliott. What is his story?

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He's just a teenager.

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Do you ever talk to him?

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No, not for years.

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He used to be a sweet boy.

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You should talk to him.

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Why?

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Because.

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I mean, he's clearly struggling with summat.

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He is like an animal in a cage, riding around and around like that.

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It's... It's sad.

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I didn't know what to say. Hmm.

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Well, you can start with "Hello".

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Right. Can I use your toilet?

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What for?

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What do you mean, why? What do you think?

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Well, didn't you leave before you came?

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Are you serious?

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It's just that I usually don't... You usually don't what?

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I don't usually let people into the house. Right?

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Well, I have to go to the bathroom, so…

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Is it number one or number two? Don't be a jerk, Michael.

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Yes, okay. Thanks.

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Oh, uh, it's upstairs. But not... Not what?

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I don't know. But don't look around.

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Right? Yes.

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Did you find it good? Yes, the top of the stairs, as you said.

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What's in the boxes? So you looked around a bit then?

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Dude, I didn't rummage through your stuff, I just went to the bathroom.

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and then lots of boxes.

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Hey, you know what I told you the other day?

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About wanting to be in Neighbours?

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What, do you have an audition? No.

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What would yours be? A dream job.

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Oh.

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I would live on an island. You live on an island.

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A small island. And I wanted to count seagulls.

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Is it a job? Yes.

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I used to do conservation work. As a volunteer.

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That's where Clea and I met,

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a summer trip to observe birds

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on this small island off the Welsh coast. Oh.

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A couple of years later we applied to become guardians of this place.

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up in Scotland. We were admitted.

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But, is…

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But what? Well, that didn't happen.

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Clea was not healthy enough. She had...

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She was fragile.

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They are not mine.

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The boxes.

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Everything is Clea's.

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She had a stand at an antique fair.

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It's all her stuff.

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Stock. Used books.

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How big was this stall? Well…

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A couple of years after she left, I got a call from this warehouse.

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They said, "There are unpaid bills." So I moved on,

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There were three full arrests.

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I couldn't afford to pay, so I brought everything here.

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There is a lot to unpack.

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I'm not going to unpack it, it's not mine.

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I kind of meant emotionally.

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I did that too.

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Sorry, you obviously don't want to talk about it.

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No. No. Kacey...

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I would like to talk about her.

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I never get to talk about her and I miss her so much.

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When did she leave?

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Christmas Eve. Oh...

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Almost seven years ago.

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She just didn't come home.

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They found her car on the Severn Bridge.

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I had prepared a surprise for her.

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It was a journey back in time to her best Christmas ever.

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For a week she was banned from entering the lounge,

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while I set everything up, from a picture.

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But she didn't get to see it.

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What happened to everything? It's still there.

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It is waiting for her to come home.

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Can I see it?

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No one has ever seen it.

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Can I see it?

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Oh, my God.

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This is incredible.

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Michael, this is...brilliant.

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Oh.

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Night, Elliot.

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CLAPPING DOG BARK

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