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All right, we made it!

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It's an adventure, right?

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A new start.

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A new start on a new life.

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Watch the road, dad.

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We don't want to start our new life dead.

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We'd save money on groceries.

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It's great.

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It's gonna be great.

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Here, read the pamphlet.

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Come on.

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"Nestled in between Blackwood Forest and

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Hodison Bay, bucolic Springville

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is timeless."

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Blah, blah, blah.

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"But the town has a mysterious

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side, as well."

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Rumors of an ancient curse have

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given the town a reputation as a

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magnet for the supernatural."

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Ooh... scary.

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I see the supernatural as fun

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and exciting stuff, right?

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Oh, yeah.

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Fun and exciting.

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I mean, when I was a kid, I

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would have given my right eye to

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live in a town that was haunted.

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Like I said, fun and exciting.

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As fun and exciting as Millie's Yarn Barn.

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I hope I can find my knitting needles.

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You know, I could see how it's

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just "party, party, party" here

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all night long.

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Adam, I know it's not easy on

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you, but I needed this.

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An opportunity for a... A fresh start.

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I-I'm sure you're gonna make a

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ton of cool, new friends in no time.

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Uh-huh.

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Yeah, sure.

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Dad, watch out!

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Oh... You shouldn't be here!

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No.

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To know, it... it... It's not safe here!

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No, not safe!

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Not safe!

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No!

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It's a...

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No...

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Welcome to Springville.

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♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh ♪

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♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh ♪

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♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh ♪

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♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh ♪

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What do you think?

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Looked bigger in the pictures online.

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But I guess when we get all our

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stuff in here, it'll look...

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Even less bigger?

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The biggest room in the house...

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Except for mine, of course,

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because that would be nuts.

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Ocean view... mountains.

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Whoa.

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Our neighbor is Vlad the Impaler.

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That's something, isn't it?

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But if we peons decide to

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revolt, they can pour boiling

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oil down on us.

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Wouldn't worry about that.

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You probably can't buy bulk oil

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at Millie's Yarn Barn.

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Ha ha.

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Oh, that should have gone in the basement.

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You know what's even weirder

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than having mom gone?

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Us pretending she never existed.

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You're right. I know.

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I know.

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Sheriff Quickpaws.

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I haven't seen this since...

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Let me put that in storage.

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No, I'll keep it.

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You know, you've been cooped

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up in that truck for days.

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It's still light out.

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Why don't you go dig your bike

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out of the trailer and check out the town?

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Sh-shouldn't I help?

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Go on.

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Hey, over here!

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Over here!

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I'm open, I'm open.

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Go for it! Go for it! Go for it!

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Nice one, yeah!

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Here, all right.

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Here we go.

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Hey, you need another player?

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Sure. Jump in.

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Here you go.

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Take the shot! Take the shot!

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Nice. Nice. Great job.

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All right, here we go, here we go.

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Gotta go.

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See you around!

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Come on, guys!

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Let's get outta here!

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Move it! We're late!

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Come on! Let's go!

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Move it. Come on.

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Looks like somebody's new in town.

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She's a long way away now.

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What?

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Who?

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That girl you left behind.

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Don't be embarrassed.

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You're a good-looking guy.

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You've probably got a

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good-looking girlfriend from

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wherever you're from.

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How do you know I came from somewhere?

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It's a small town.

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And you didn't run away when the

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lights turned on, so... Why would I?

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Everyone knows, dark or not,

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7:00, it's time to go home.

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Boy, is he new.

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Odds are, he won't last 24 hours.

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Mm, I don't know.

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Long legs, dreamy hair, athletic...

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20 bucks says he lasts a day.

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Hmm, well, I'm basing his

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imminent demise on a carefully

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calculated algorithm, so you're on.

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Gotta go.

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Wait, did you say "dreamy hair"?

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Hey! Wait!

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We haven't even scratched the

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surface on me yet.

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I'm more intense than she was, right?

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Than who was?

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The girl you left behind.

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Pay attention!

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You have to be on your toes to

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survive in Spooksville!

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Spooksville?

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You call it "Springville"

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'cause you just got here, but...

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Those who know... Call it "Spooksville."

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"Why?" you may ask.

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This town is cursed.

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You gotta be kidding me.

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You'll know when I'm kidding.

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I have a highly developed sense of humor.

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Well, technically, the

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witch's curse is only one of the

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many possible theories.

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Witch's curse?

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That's why this town shuts down at night?

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Th-that supernatural garbage I

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read in the brochure?

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Don't be judgmental.

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Just because something's garbage

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doesn't mean it isn't true.

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Her name is Madeline Templeton.

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Her evil still haunts this town.

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Well, that's great.

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But I think I ought to be

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heading back to planet Earth now.

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It's been something.

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No, hey!

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Notebook.

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This town is full of dark and

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dangerous things, and you may

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need our help... Or you might just...

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...call me for whatever reason.

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Uh, thanks.

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S-see you around.

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Oh, call from a land-line.

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Reception is like everything

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else here... a complete and

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total nightmare.

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Yes?

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Uh, Sally told me to come here.

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Well... It's late, but...

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I guess friends at odd hours

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beats no friends at all, right?

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You better come in.

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Watch? Honey?

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Here's another friend who's just

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stopped by in the middle of the

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night, which is fine, by the way.

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Thanks, mom.

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You came.

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Uh... why are you "Watch"?

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Observant much?

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Well... It's not the weirdest thing

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I've seen all night.

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I knew you'd call.

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So that's where my mixer went.

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You won't mind if I just take that?

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Oh, yeah, sure, mom.

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Go ahead.

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Throw a wrench in my elaborate

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and fragile experiment that I've

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been working on for two years.

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Nice to meet you, Adam.

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I'll make smoothies.

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So, one day in Spooksville,

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and you're already being

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targeted by the forces of darkness.

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Um, you said on the phone that

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some kind of creature was...

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Trying to take something of yours.

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I don't suppose you brought the item?

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You know, it was late.

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It was probably a dream or hallucination.

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I was probably half asleep.

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It's okay.

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Everybody has trouble absorbing

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their first Spooksville experience.

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It's nothing to be embarrassed about.

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Now...

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Okay, maybe you should be a

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little embarrassed.

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Uh, Adam, if you don't mind,

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I would like to do a

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full-spectral analysis on, um... Teddy.

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"Sheriff Quickpaws,"

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actually.

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Sheriff Quickpaws.

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Yep.

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Watch is a bottomless cup of

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scientific curiosity.

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And you?

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It's a small town.

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I'm fearless and easily bored.

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What am I supposed to do, cow-tipping?

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Whoa, hello.

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This bear's radiating more

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Eldritch energy than I've ever detected.

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"Eldritch energy"?

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Yep, that's Watch's fancy

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word for "witchcraft."

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Watch is always the smartest

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guy in the room.

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That's not saying much.

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And the term "witchcraft" is

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merely an unknown energy that

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manifests itself in localized phenomena.

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Which we painstakingly chart... Here.

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What exactly do you chart?

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Ghosts, creatures that

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couldn't possibly exist, gravity

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working backwards... the usual.

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I'm impressed.

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So much Eldritch energy that it

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overloaded my system.

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That is some bear.

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Where'd you get it?

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My mother gave it to me.

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I've had it forever.

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Can't seem to... Pinpoint the source of the

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anomaly.

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I think I can.

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Scalpel.

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This is your bear.

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You want to do the honors?

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Um... It's all right.

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Too invested.

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Forceps.

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Seriously?

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There you go.

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Awesome sauce.

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This is it!

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It's the Eldritch mother lode.

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In my bear.

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This calls for a drink.

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Mom!

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Smoothies!

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So that radioactive rock was

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giving me nightmares or delusions.

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There never was any... creature.

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Sure, if it comforts you to believe that.

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But really, all that Eldritch

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energy, it summoned the creature

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to your room.

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I hate to break it to you,

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Adam, but it's all real...

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Creatures, witches... Oh! That reminds me.

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I saw tall, dark, and creepy in

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a limousine at the train station earlier.

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You know what that means.

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The witch is back in town?

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Are you saying the witch that

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died centuries ago just came

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back to town on a train?

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No.

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That would be ridiculous.

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Her descendent,

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Ann Templeton, is back from her

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hoity-toity boarding school.

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But she's a witch, too, and I'm

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determined to expose her as the

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vile sorceress she is.

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Right.

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A real witch.

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All Templeton women are witches.

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It's common knowledge.

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Witches are real. Get over it.

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Yeah.

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You know what?

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I'm not getting over it.

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I'm getting out.

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No offense, but you guys are crazy.

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Hey, Adam.

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You forgot sheriff Quickpaws.

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I'm not quite finished with my

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analysis on the rock.

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Uh... could I keep it overnight?

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I'll be sure to get it back to

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you tomorrow.

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Yeah. Fine.

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Oh, by the way, it's after

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midnight... the absolute worst

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time for you to go out.

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You know, maybe Watch's mom

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could drive you home or something.

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Why?

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Because of the witches?

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You know what?

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I'll take my chances.

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Hm.

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Welcome back to the land of the living.

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I must be dreaming.

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Well, if you are, I wish

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you'd pick a better location.

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Something tropical?

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Anything's better than Springville.

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Where am I?

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Shadowmire.

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I know. The house has a name.

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I'm Ann, by the way.

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Adam.

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How did I get here?

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You... just sit still.

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You got a nasty bump.

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You rode your bike into the

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street right in front of our car.

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My chauffeur, Moorpark, brought

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you back here.

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Not the emergency room?

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It's far, and believe me, you

355
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don't want to go to Springville general.

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You'd be better off seeing a witch doctor.

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I'll get Moorpark to give you

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something for your headache.

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Stay right here.

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Don't move a muscle.

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That's an order.

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You know the

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importance of retrieving that item.

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It is the reason I summoned you home.

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And yet you do not act.

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I believe I have a better

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understanding than you of how

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to deal with a teenage boy.

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I will act as I see fit.

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Do not disappoint me.

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There you are!

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I thought I told you to stay put!

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You really should watch where

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you're riding... Young man.

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Thanks.

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I'll take it later.

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What are you doing out here?

378
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I saw this, and... I'm interested in art.

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She could be my twin, don't you think?

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Both brunette... both pretty.

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Just for that, you don't have to

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pay for the dent on the car.

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She was my great-great-great...

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Something... grandmother.

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Madeline Templeton.

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Madeline Templeton.

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The town... The town witch?

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It's okay.

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In those days, that's what they

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called powerful women who dared

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to think for themselves.

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And they killed her for it.

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Would you like to see the rest

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of the house?

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Yup.

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That's his bike, all right.

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What do we do now?

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We wait... And we watch... For now.

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This place is amazing.

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It's like a dream.

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You should come back.

402
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We'll hang.

403
00:19:41,967 --> 00:19:43,199
What?

404
00:19:43,200 --> 00:19:44,899
It's just...

405
00:19:44,900 --> 00:19:46,966
You'll never believe me, but...

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I met this girl who... thought

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you were a witch.

408
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Sally Wilcox?

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You should stay away from Sally, Adam.

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She's a small girl... from a

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small town with a small mind.

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And her little friend with the...

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Watch.

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They're not like us, Adam.

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Have you ever felt that

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somewhere deep within you were

417
00:20:07,567 --> 00:20:10,566
forces of great energy?

418
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That you were born to do

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something special in this life?

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I don't know.

421
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I was, uh... thinking about going

422
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out for football.

423
00:20:22,667 --> 00:20:25,000
Uh... man, my dad's gonna kill me.

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I'll have Moorpark drive you.

425
00:20:26,433 --> 00:20:27,267
No, it's all right, I just

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live down the hill.

427
00:20:29,967 --> 00:20:32,033
Aren't you forgetting something?

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Never leave home without him.

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Oh, great.

430
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Walking it is.

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Who is it?

432
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Who's there?

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♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh ♪

434
00:21:53,300 --> 00:21:57,699
♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh-oh ♪

435
00:21:57,700 --> 00:22:02,732
♪ Hey ♪

436
00:22:02,733 --> 00:22:03,200
♪ Hey ♪

437
00:22:03,201 --> 00:22:08,067
♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh ♪