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♪ I got a special power ♪

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♪ That I'm not afraid to use ♪

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♪ So come on, this is my adventure ♪

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♪ This is my fantasy ♪

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♪ It's all about living in the ocean ♪

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♪ Being wild and free ♪

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♪ Cos I'm no ordinary girl ♪

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♪ I'm from the deep blue underworld ♪

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♪ Land or sea ♪

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♪ I've got the power if I just believe ♪

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♪ Cos I'm no ordinary girl ♪

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♪ I'm from the deep blue underworld ♪

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♪ Land or sea, the world's my oyster ♪

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♪ I'm the pearl ♪

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♪ No ordinary girl ♪

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Lewis. What are you doing here?

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I had a sudden inspiration.
It woke me up last night.

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I'm not even gonna ask.

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I have been studying
the magnetic fields in here,

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but you are probably not interested.

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-No. You're right, we're not.
-I am.

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Oh, OK. Um...

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This island has some pretty weird
magnetic anomalies.

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And it's strongest right here
in the Moon Pool. Take a look.

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And the effects get even more powerful
in relation to the Moon,

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the tides, the alignment of the planets.

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Ooh.

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It could have
enormous implications, Rikki.

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Or it could be really boring.

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Lewis, we'd love to stay,
but it's important

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to stay awake while I'm in the water.
So, see ya. Coming?

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I should probably go, too.

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-OK.
-And, Lewis...

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Good luck.

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[Rikki] Pretend we didn't notice him.

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That would be rude.

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Lewis, hey.

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Hi, guys. There is something in this.

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-Great. We'll see you later.
-You're gonna wanna hear this.

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-I won't.
-I'm pretty sure you will.

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Rikki.

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Just hear him out. Please.

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This better be good.

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OK.

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There is a connection,

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and I'm not the first person to look
at planetary cycles on Mako.

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Fifty years ago, someone did
the same kind of research as me.

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OK, mildly interesting.

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According to this article... [keying]
someone by the name of Max Hamilton

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did work on planetary influence
and tides in 1957.

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I'd love to get a copy of his work.

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I've searched the whole Net,
but it was never put online.

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Do you mind?

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[keying]

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Is that a Max K. Hamilton?

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Yeah. How'd you know?

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Online directory.

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There's his address.

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He's living right here on the coast.

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Guys, this is brilliant.
I'll talk to you later.

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Hey.

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How you going there?

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Catching anything?

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Wow. I've never caught bream
this size along here.

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I'll give you a tip.

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Stay left of the rip,
about 50 metres along.

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That's, uh, privileged information,
by the way.

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Um...

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Uh, I was wondering if you knew the guy
that lived up in that house?

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-I do, as a matter of fact.
-You do?

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-Top fella.
-Do you know where I might find him?

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He's standing right next to you.
Max Hamilton.

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No way! You're him?

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I, uh, I need to ask you something
about your research on Mako Island.

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What research?

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The research you did in 1957.

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I'm afraid you've got me confused
with someone else.

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But you're Max Hamilton.
Same as on the research.

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You were studying the effects
of lunar cycles on Mako Island.

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You're mistaken. Sorry.

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You know what I'm talking about.

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Cleo.

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I'm glad I caught you.
I just found Max Hamilton.

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-Wow, that's great.
-I'm onto something really big here.

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What exactly does he know?

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I'm not sure yet, but I'm gonna find out.

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He was friendly as anything
until I mentioned Mako.

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-Then he clammed right up.
-Lewis, be careful.

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I've got a bad feeling about this.
He could be dangerous.

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It's fine.

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He was doing the same research I am.
That's all.

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-Yeah, and that's what worries me.
-Cleo, he doesn't know anything about you.

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I'll make sure of that, OK?

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Come on, when have I ever,
ever let you down?

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Gracie.

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You'll have more luck if you cast off
along the other end of the jetty.

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Let the lure drift down with the tide.

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Didn't think I'd see you again.

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-How did you find me?
-Go on, give it a try.

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Who was that girl I saw you with yesterday
at the juice bar?

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Why are you following me?

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I'm guessing that, uh,
she's your girlfriend?

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Ah, her name is Cleo.
And no, she's not my girlfriend.

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What do you know
about the locket around her neck?

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Nothing. Why?
Is there something I should know?

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It's a pity we don't trust
each other more.

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And why is that?

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Just say I did have
some research on Mako Island.

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That's the sort of thing
I could only show to someone I trusted.

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-You can trust me.
-I need to see the locket first.

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Not possible.

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You know where to find me.

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[scoffs]

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Thanks for the fish, Lewis.
That's really thoughtful.

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Well, I had a good morning.

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Oh.

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You know how you said one of the hinges
on your locket was loose?

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Yeah.

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You should probably get it fixed
before it falls off.

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I guess you're right.
I'll put it on my to-do list.

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Or I could get it fixed for you
if you'd like.

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Really? You sure?

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I'd like to.

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I could have it back to you
this afternoon.

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OK. Thanks, Lewis.

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[Max] It's been such a long time.

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[Max chuckles]

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I knew I recognised it.

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How?

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I ought to be able to. I made it.

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Fifty years ago.

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I made three in total.
Each one slightly different.

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One of the hinges is a bit loose.

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Huh.

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Oh, I can fix that.

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-Why did you make three?
-One for each girl.

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This one's my favourite.
I made it for someone special.

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A girl?

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Not a girl, the girl.

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But you know about that already.

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Cleo?

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I told you she's not my girlfriend.

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She was once.

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But we were just kids then.

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So how do you know when she's the one?

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She's the person who can't stop smiling
when she first sees you.

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Hey... What about the trust thing?

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You were going to tell me everything
you knew about Mako.

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Oh, yeah.

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-So, what do you know?
-Everything.

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Later, at the jetty,
I'll share it all with you.

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Trust me.

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Hi, Lewis.

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Hi.

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Have I ever told you
you've got a great smile?

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Um, your locket is being fixed
by a real specialist.

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So where's Charlotte today?

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I would have thought
you two would be hanging out.

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Ah, she's doing her own thing.
We are still individuals, you know.

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Right.

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Actually, I was thinking
of heading out to Mako.

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Maybe I'll see you out there,
if you happen to be close by.

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I'm really busy, Lewis.

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Yeah. Uh, OK.

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Well, I better get going.
But I'll see you soon. Maybe.

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Lewis. There you are.
I've been looking everywhere.

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Yeah. I've been really busy.

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Lewis, I haven't seen you in ages.

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I've really been missing you.

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I thought we could spend
some time together today.

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Yeah, that sounds really good, Charlotte.

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But I'm sorry. Just, um,
I haven't got any time. Sorry.

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[Charlotte] Lewis.

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I used to have a boat
just like this when I was young.

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Yeah?

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What say you and I take
a trip out to Mako Island?

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-Mako Island?
-Mm-hmm.

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No.

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Lewis, I know what you're after out there.
I know you want this.

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My research. All of it.

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Take me out to Mako right now
and it's all yours.

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All aboard.

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Alright. We're here.
So, give me a look at your research.

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Max?

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Max?

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It hasn't changed a bit.

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Hey, hey! Where are you going?

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Come on, Max. I thought we had a deal.

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She was so beautiful.

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[Max] So beautiful.

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Max! Hey, it's dangerous up there!

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-[cracking]
-[screams]

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Oh, no!

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[chuckles]

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Cleo?

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Who are you?

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How do you know my name?

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Um, Cleo, this is Max.

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What's going on, Lewis?

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He kind of-- He fell in. Accidentally.

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It hasn't changed.

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You know this place?

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We used to come here all the time.

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So, what are you doing here, Cleo?

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I came to meet Lewis.

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We come here quite a lot.

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Really?

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How did you get here?
Um, I didn't notice any boats.

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A friend dropped me off.

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I came in a few minutes
before you two did.

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That's funny.
I didn't see you up top anywhere.

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I swam in.

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All that way?

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Underwater?

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Remarkable.

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It's quite magical, the water here.

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Don't you think?

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-What?
-I had to know.

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I'm sorry.

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What do you want?

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Nothing.

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I just needed to be sure.

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Please stay.

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I don't mean you any harm.

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Please.

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I didn't know I could still feel this way.

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Which way?

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Excited.

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But you're not the first mermaid
I've ever seen.

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You knew Miss Chatham?

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Louise. Julia.

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And Gracie.

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We were the best of friends.

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But I knew they were hiding
something from me, so...

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one day, I followed them.

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I was the first one to know their secret.

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The others didn't like it,

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but Gracie was glad I finally knew.

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She felt relieved.

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Gracie was the one for me.

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We were so happy together.

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They were happy to be mermaids?

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Oh, sometimes.

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It was hardest for Gracie.

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I tried all I could to find out
how this had happened.

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Just for Gracie, if not for the other two.

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She found it the most difficult.

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I didn't understand how hard
it was for her at the time.

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I promised her I could help her, but...

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She knew all I had were theories.

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How did Gracie cope?

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How did she learn to deal with it?

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She didn't.

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[Max] More and more, she just wanted
to be an ordinary girl again.

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There was nothing I could do or say
to help her.

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She started pushing me away.

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I tried to show her how much I loved her.

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I made the lockets,
one for each of the girls.

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Hoping it would help her
to embrace what she'd become...

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just to be part of something special
with Julia and Louise.

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But it didn't work for long.

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Gracie said being around me only reminded
her that she was no longer human.

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She threw the locket into the pool.

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And that's where Emma found it.

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Where Gracie threw it.

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It'd been there undisturbed for 50 years.

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So, what happened to Gracie?

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Max?

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What happened?

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I lost her.

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I need to leave now.

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Max.

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The break-up.

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Was it because she was a mermaid?

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No. It was all my fault.

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Whatever it was,
it couldn't have been your fault.

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People can do things
they don't understand at the time,

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then realise too late it's a mistake.

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I'm sorry to trick you before, Cleo.

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Your secret's safe with me.

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Please. I need to leave.

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You OK?

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You and Cleo,

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you remind me of Gracie and me.

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I can tell when two people
should be together.

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It's easier for Cleo this way.
She told me.

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Mm. And you believed her?

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Lewis, I should never have let Gracie
push me away.

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I'd hate to see
the same thing happen to you.

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[locket jangling]

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Here.

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It's all fixed.

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Give it back to her and don't let her go.

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-Hey.
-[Lewis] Hey.

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Max gave me this.
It's all his research on mermaids.

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-I bet there's some amazing stuff in here.
-Wow, that's great.

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Oh, he also gave me this.

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All fixed. Max did it.

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Thanks, Lewis.

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I really appreciate it.

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So did Max say anything after I left?

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Not much.

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Anyway, I've got reading to do,

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so I should probably get going,
but I will see you soon.

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Yeah. Maybe.

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[door closes]

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♪ We've got to stick together ♪

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♪ Cos the best things come in three ♪

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♪ I want it to last forever ♪

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♪ All the magic and fun at sea ♪

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♪ So come on, this is our adventure ♪

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♪ There's no telling where we'll go ♪

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♪ But all I want
Is just to live amongst the H20 ♪

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♪ Cos I'm no ordinary girl ♪

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♪ I'm from the deep blue underworld ♪

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♪ Land or sea ♪

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♪ I've got the power if I just believe ♪

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♪ Cos I'm no ordinary girl ♪

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♪ I'm from the deep blue underworld ♪

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♪ Land or sea ♪

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♪ The world's my oyster ♪

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♪ I'm the pearl ♪

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♪ No ordinary girl ♪

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♪ Come along, it just gets better ♪

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♪ So much to do and just so little time ♪

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♪ Cos it all depends on whether ♪

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♪ You wanna leave the land above behind ♪

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♪ Cos I'm no ordinary girl ♪

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♪ I'm from the deep blue underworld ♪

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♪ Land or sea ♪

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♪ The world's my oyster ♪

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♪ I'm the pearl ♪

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♪ No ordinary girl ♪