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Peridot: [ Clears throat ]
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As it seems
I have no other options,
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I have conceded to reveal
some important information
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to you crystal gems.
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[ Snaps fingers ]
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This...
Whoa!
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...is the earth.
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At the very center
of the planet's core
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lies the cluster.
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Rotate.
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This is the cluster --
a massive artificial fusion
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composed of millions
of gem shards.
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It has laid dormant
for thousands of years
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within this planet's crust.
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When this gem activates
and takes its form,
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the result will be catastrophic.
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Now!
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Wo-wo-wo-wo-wo-wo-wo-wo-wo-wo
bwaaahh!
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[ All gasp ]
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Grah! Grah! Grah! Grah!
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What is that?!
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It's the cluster.
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It does not
look like that.
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But it is real, and it can
activate at any moment!
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[ Softly ] Bwaah...
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What a cluster.
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That abomination
must be stopped.
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But how?
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We'll need to build
some sort of machine
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to take us
to the center of the earth.
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It'll have to --
Peridot: Hey!
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I wasn't finished speaking.
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What we need
is to build some sort of machine
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to take us
to the center of the earth.
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It'll need to withstand up to
360 gigapascals of pressure
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and temperatures
of 9,800 degrees.
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Well,
we mustn't waste time.
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We need to start finding parts
for this machine immediately.
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Yes, obviously.
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We'll start by dismantling all
devices inside this dwelling?
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Wha?
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[ Grunts ] This primitive
radiation concentrator
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should come in handy!
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Nyah!
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This primitive
vibration transmitter
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could possibly serve a function.
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[ Panting ]
There's a remote chance
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something useful could be inside
this primitive image cube.
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Wait!
I have a better idea
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that doesn't involve
destroying the house.
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Classic Steven.
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All right.
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What we have here
in the barn
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should be adequate enough
for us to get started.
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First, I recommend
we organize the component types
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and assemble a rough blueprint
based on what we have available.
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[ Sighs ]
Sorry, Steven.
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It's a lovely drawing,
but it won't look like this.
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Hmm.
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Good.
Yes, this is adequate.
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Thank you.
You can go now.
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Uh, what?
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Hmm?
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Um...
That will be all?
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[ Claps hands ]
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[ Through teeth ]
How do you get her to leave?
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Excuse me,
I am not leaving.
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Yeah, she's got to stay and help
build the drill thing, right?
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No, no.
You're confused.
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A Pearl can't build
a thing like this.
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Why not?
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Because pearls
aren't for this.
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They're for standing around
a-and looking nice
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a-and, uh, holding your stuff
for you, right?
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That's enough!
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If we're going to
work together,
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you're going to
have to listen to me.
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Listen to you?
[ Laughs ]
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Did you teach her
to talk like this?
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What are you
talking about?
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She's a Pearl.
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She's a made-to-order servant
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just like the hundreds
of other pearls
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being flaunted around
back on homeworld.
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Wait.
There's hundreds of pearls?
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Well, yes, bu--
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and she looks like a fancy one,
too.
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Ugh!
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Hundreds of pearls.
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So, who do you belong to,
anyway?
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Nobody!
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Then what are you for?
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Well, you can belong to me
for now.
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Ha! A Peridot with a Pearl!
What would they say back home?
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Now, listen here,
you little tiny twerp.
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In case you've forgotten,
you're on our turf now,
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and I didn't fight
a 1,000-year war
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for this planet's independence
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to take orders
from the likes of you!
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Excuse me?
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I am natural technician
and a certified kindergartner.
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I was made for this.
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You were made to take orders,
not to give them.
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Whoa, whoa,
hang on, guys!
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Now, we can all agree
that you're both good
at building things,
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so, can't you just try
listening to each other?
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No!
No!
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I'm as good at building things
as you. Better, even!
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Ha! Name one thing
you could engineer better.
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Go on.
Robots.
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Hmm?
Hmm?
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You should build robots --
giant robots.
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I see a race --
a giant robo-race.
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With prizes --
giant robo-prizes.
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You mean
like a competition?
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Yeah, to see who's better
at building stuff.
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What are these "ro-butts"
you speak of?
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They're like those funky
marble guys you were sending,
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only bigger
and you can ride them.
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[ Imitates robot ]
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Ha! Building one of these
"ro-butts" will be easy!
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Well,
I can build one faster!
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That's what you think!
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[ Laughing ]
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[ Drill whirs ]
Aah!
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[ Clattering ]
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Yo, Steven. How are
the wonder nerds doing? Wah!
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Wh-what's going on?
Are they building the drill?
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No,
we're building robots now.
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[ Whirring ]
What'd you say?
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I said...
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Giant robot!
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Peridot: Ha! Pathetic.
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Now, behold my vision
of ultimate power!
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[ Laughing evilly ]
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[ Gasps ] Hey!
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Mine's taller.
I win.
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Ladies and gentlegems, welcome
to the first annual robolympics!
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Whoo!
Popcorn!
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This competition will test
our robo-engineers' skills
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of robo-construction
and robo-piloting.
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Whoever wins
will get to be in charge
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of building
the cluster drill machine thing.
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Let the games begin!
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Wah!
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Ugh.
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[ Laughs ]
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[ Grunting ]
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Ohhh!
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[ Cuckoo clock chimes ]
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Huh?
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Huh?
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[ Laughing ]
Oh!
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Mm-hmm.
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Hmm.
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All right, guys.
This is the final event!
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You got this, p!
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Get it, girl!
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Hmph!
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Ready! Set! Chuck!
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[ Straining ] Hyah!
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[ Groaning ] Rah!
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All: Whoa.
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You both get a point
on that one.
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Hmm. Hmm.
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Looks like our final score
is...A tie!
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Well, that settles it.
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You both get to lead the project
together!
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No!
This isn't over!
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I demand
we have a tiebreaker!
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Ugh,
let's just give it a rest.
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That's it! We tied.
We are the same.
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Let's move on.
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No!
You're a Pearl.
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You are beneath me!
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I'll always be better
than you,
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and nothing I've seen today
will ever change that!
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Well, have you ever seen a Pearl
do this?
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Oof!
[ All gasp ]
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So, you want to fight?
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Good.
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We should have done this
from the beginning!
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[ Grunting, groaning ]
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Stop!
Giant robots shouldn't fight!
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Fight, fight,
fight, fight!
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[ Groans ]
Ha ha ha!
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Ugh.
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Pearl!
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It's all right, guys.
I've got this.
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Be careful!
Kick her in the butt!
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[ Both grunting ]
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This is pointless!
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There's no way
you're gonna beat me!
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You're an accessory,
somebody's shiny toy!
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Where do you get off
acting like your own gem?
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You're just a Pearl!
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That's right!
I ama Pearl!
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[ Gasps ]
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Whoo-hoo!
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What you're saying
may be true,
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but it doesn't matter.
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I'm still gonna
kick your butt!
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[ Laughing ] Oh!
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[ Chuckling evilly ]
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Uh-oh.
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[ Grunting ]
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All: Pearl!
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[ Moans ]
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[ Laughing ]
Victory is mine!
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Now I'm the one in change.
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Praise me! Praise me!
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Steven:
Pearl, are you okay?
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I'm all right.
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Yeah, p!
Oh, that was awesome.
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You were hard core!
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Oh, really?
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Oh, yeah.
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Hey!
Why aren't you listening to me?
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I won!
I'm the natural leader here.
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She's just a common Pearl!
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Steven: You're wrong!
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If pearls are really
like you say they are,
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then Pearl isn't common at all.
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She trained herself to fight,
she learned how to build things,
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and she works hard every day to
be greater than she already is!
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That's not common.
That's amazing!
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Come on.
Let's clean up this mess.
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Amethyst:
Pearl [Laughs] you should
come wrestling with me.
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Pearl: Uh, I don't know.
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B-b-but I won!
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What about the rules?
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Welcome to earth.
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[ Birds cawing ]
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[ Clears throat ]
I have to admit,
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it's remarkable that a Pearl
such as yourself
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could become such a...
Knowledgeable technician.
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Mm.
Why don't we get started?
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[ Drill whirs ]
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You're holding it
upside down.
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Yes. Of course.
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You know, those round appendages
on your machine
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could be useful
for something.
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They're called wheels.
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[ Sighs ]
245
00:10:37,921 --> 00:10:40,822
Looks like we're well on our way
to stopping the cluster.
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"You think you can stop me?"
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Aah!
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Grah, grah, grah, grah, grah.
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Aah! We're doomed!
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00:10:52,067 --> 00:10:55,904
[ Crickets chirping ]
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