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Hey, look!

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The Dungeons and Dragons ride!

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Wow, neat!

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Give me a break.

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I don't like this!

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Whoa! What's happening?

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Whoa!

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Where are we?

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Look out!

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Fear not, Ranger.

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Barbarian, magician, thief, cavalier,
and acrobat.

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Who was

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that? That was Venger, the force of
evil. I am Dungeon Master, your guide

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in the realm of Dungeons and Dragons.

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120 degrees in the shade, and there
isn't any shade.

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You can say that again.

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With four suns up there, what do you
guys expect?

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I faced the same situation on safari
once.

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I was lost.

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The sun was baking my brains.

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So that's what happened to your brains.

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Then what'd you do, Eric?

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Simple. Call Dad on the walkie -talkie,
and our gardener picked me up in the

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golf cart.

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In F?

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No, in my backyard.

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Listen, Dungeon Master told us to keep
moving toward the setting suns, and that

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means this way.

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Dungeon Master?

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We haven't seen that bozo for two days.
I say we go any way we want to.

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Okay, wise guy. Which way shall we go?

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Huh? I say we go... Look!

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Biggest bug I've ever seen.

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You can say that again.

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There's no time. Run.

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Come on. Hurry.

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Faster. That scorpion's catching up. A
scorpion? Catching up? Faster?

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Sounds like trouble.

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It can't.

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That was a close one.

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Quick,

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get in here.

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That scorpion's too big to come in after
us.

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Hello.

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It's gone.

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The scorpion's gone.

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Look, there's a knight.

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He must have saved us.

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How can we ever thank you, sir?

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Thank me? For what? For driving away
that giant scorpion. Oh, that.

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That was nothing. All in a day's work
for a knight, you know.

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Do they have a school for that? Yeah,
dummy.

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Night school.

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Get it? Well, I'd best be on my way.

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You be careful out here. No telling what
you may run into.

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But who are you?

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They call me Sir John, official
protector of the village of Pindrick and

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of beasts, dragons, and demons.

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And scorpions.

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Did you hear what he said?

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No telling what we may run into. No
telling?

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Dungeon Master, do you always have to do
that? No, not always.

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Huh? I have found a possible way for you
to get home, but it is very dangerous.

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What isn't dangerous around here? Go on,
Dungeon Master.

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Far to the east, there is a sad and
desolate land. It is known as the Valley

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the Beholder.

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Yuck! It looks horrible!

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It wasn't always so. It was once the
most beautiful valley in the realm.

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Until the Beholder came.

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What is the Beholder, anyway?

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The Beholder is a foul and evil beast
who came up from the underworld and

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destroyed all things of beauty in the
valley.

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Ew, gross. I can't even see all of it,
and I can tell it's gross.

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It is the Beholder who guards the
passageway to your birth world.

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You mean we have...

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Just meet him. You must defeat him. And
remember, sometimes by looking back, you

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can see a clearer path through what lies
ahead.

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Oh, brother, here he goes again.

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But beware, for only beauty can defeat
the eye of the beholder.

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Aw, give me a break.

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What you doing, Bobby?

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What Dungeon Master said, trying to look
backwards to see forward.

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But all I see is the place where we met
that night, Sir John.

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Yeah, well, sometimes Dungeon Master...
Wait, that's it.

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Sir John is in our past, but he may be
the key to our future.

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That's right.

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Anybody brave enough to take on that
scorpion ought to have an easy time with

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the beholder.

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Great. For once, somebody else can fight
the creepy slime that inhabits this

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world. He went this way.

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Let's find him.

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And so, Sir John, it is the decision of
this council that a cowardly knight such

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as you offers this village no
protection.

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But, sir, I... And it is our intention
to hire a new and braver knight to

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replace you as soon as one can be found.

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for us to go to.

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Mr. Mayor, sir, will you not reconsider?

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I mean, my boy and I, it's just that
we... Well, I suppose if you were to

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perform an act of extreme bravery
finally, we might consider letting you

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Oh, he will, Mr.

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Mayor, he will.

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Yes, I will.

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Be brave, that is.

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This is your last chance, Sir John.

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Your last chance.

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I don't think I'll ever eat mushrooms
again.

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I don't think you could eat these
mushrooms, Eric. This place gives me

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goosebumps. Just stick together.

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Yeah, no telling what we might run into.

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What's that?

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I don't know, but it didn't sound
friendly.

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For once, I agree with you, Uni.

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Presto, how about using your magic to
throw the light on the subject?

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Light? No problem.

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whatever they are, the light hurts their
eyes.

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If it's

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light we need, it's light we'll get.

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That's impossible.

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You see, I have to perform a brave act.

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I don't have much, but please accept
this flower as a sign of our thanks.

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But I... Well, thank you for bestowing
such a great honor on an old knight, my

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lady. Actually, Sir John, you saved us
the trouble of coming to find you. Find

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me? What for?

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Well, we... We want you to take us to
the Beholder.

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The Beholder?

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That would require great bravery.

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That's why we want you, Sir John.

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Right.

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since we've been in this world.

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I am?

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Well, of course, but... Great, then
you'll do it. What?

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Well, but first, I'll have to go back
and get my shield.

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Wait. Presto can conjure you up a
shield.

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Thank you, but now will you take us to
the beholder?

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Please, Sir John.

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It's our only chance to get back to our
world.

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What do you mean?

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Never mind. It's a long story. We'll
tell you on the way. Oh, very well.

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To the beholder it is!

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Oh, beholder indeed. I must be crazy.

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Nice beholder.

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Yeah, boy.

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Sir John.

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What?

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I mean, what is it, my boy?

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Don't you think we should have a plan?

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A plan?

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Well, yes.

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Yes, good idea. A plan.

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You'll think of one while I scout ahead.

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What? You're the knight? That's stupid.

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Well, a plan won't do us any good if the
beholder surprises us, now will it?

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You make a plan and I'll make sure that
it works. Yes, that it works.

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I think this guy's nuttier than a
fruitcake.

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I can't face the beholder. Yet if I
don't, my boy and I will be sent away.

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am I going to do?

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You are going to do exactly as you're
told.

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Avenger! You will escort those children
to the beholder as they wish.

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And then you will leave them there.

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What? I am a coward, but those
children... With the beholder?

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I can't.

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I won't. You will, Sir John.

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Coward.

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Help me. Help me, Father.

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My son.

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When you have done as I've ordered, your
son will be returned to you.

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Sir John, there is little time to waste.

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I don't care what you guys say. I think
Sir John is scared.

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All right.

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I hope your plan is ready, because the
Beholder awaits.

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Let's go.

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All right.

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He doesn't sound so scared to me, Mr.
Know -it -all. Well, if you ask me. We

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didn't, Eric.

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We didn't.

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Come on.

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This place is awful.

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I don't see how anything can live here.

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Nothing does.

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For long.

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The beholder lies just beyond this
passage.

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Well, if it's guarding the gateway home,
we have to face it. Let's go.

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Best of luck.

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I must be on my way now.

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Hold it a minute, sir pal.

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You said you'd go with us to the
beholder.

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And I have. I never said I'd fight him.
The rest is up to you.

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But, Sir John, we...

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Yes, I know.

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Come on, gang.

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At least he got us here.

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Some fearless knight.

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What a chicken!

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If he was any more chicken, he'd sprout
drumsticks.

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Whoa! What's that?

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That must be the Beholder.

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deed I've ever done. What kind of knight
am I? You are a coward, Sir John, as

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you have always been.

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A weakling and a fool.

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Venger! Soon, the Beholder will defeat
the young ones, and I will have their

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magical weapons.

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But my boy! What about my boy?

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Your son is here.

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Father!

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Timothy! He is... He's a brave boy.

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Not at all like his father.

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What did he mean, father?

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Nothing, son. Nothing at all.

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Help! Help!

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Somebody help us!

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Listen, father.

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Someone needs our help.

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Timothy! Wait!

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Come back!

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Help!

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I hate this world.

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First... Walking snails and now an
electric octopus.

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Presto, can't you do anything?

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I can't reach my hand.

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Father, look.

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It's Sir John.

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I thought I smelled chicken feathers.

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Don't worry.

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Father will help you. Poor kid. This is
going to be a disappointing day for him.

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Timothy, step back. I've got work to do.

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could defeat the beholder.

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at the last time, Sir John.

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Stay close to me, Timothy.

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He's using my dopey shield to fight
Venger?

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Hank,

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what can we do?

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Boy, I can almost taste those
hamburgers. Huh?

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Hey, what are you guys waiting for?

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Come on!

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And now to be rid of you, Sir John.

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Once and for all.

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That won't be so easy after all, Venger.

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Yeah!

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Watch this.

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Thank you.

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Why don't we just call it even, Sir
John?

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and the beholder...