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Something's got changed.

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Something's got stayed the same.

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Life and death are not so far apart.

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Oh, I'm walking through the walls and I
wouldn't have it any other way.

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Life and death are not so far apart.

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From where we are.

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Something's got changed.

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Something's got stayed the same.

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Life and death are not so far apart.

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History is all around us. We walk in the
footsteps of the dead.

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But what if the dead were to come alive
right here in this classroom?

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with the help of our dressing -up box,
of course. Catch!

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Today, we're going to be recreating a
crime that happened right on these

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over 150 years ago.

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And here is our prime suspect, a young
drover by the name of... Tom!

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Well, I see someone's been reading
ahead.

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Yes, sir.

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And so... This is Tom Kelly.

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He works for my... He works with Charles
Ainsworth.

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And what did he do? Well, he drove
sheep.

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But he also played with Sir Charles's
youngest daughter.

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They were best friends and they always
used to sing together.

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I have no idea where you're getting this
from.

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But then he went away to look after his
mother.

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Look after his mother? He was sent to
prison for stealing gold.

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Stealing gold?

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Well, if it wasn't impossible...

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So, Maddy, prosecution.

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Hazel, counsel for the defence.

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Oh, Sophie.

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You do not eat burgers with a knife and
fork.

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Rebecca Ainsworth!

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What is it like?

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David!

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Fitting it. Becca!

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Sophie!

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Tom.

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Tom Kelly.

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Oh.

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Poor, but handsome and smiled of sheep.
Tom.

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What of him? He was sent to prison for
stealing gold.

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Goodness. I never knew that.

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Oh. Neither did I.

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You knew.

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And you didn't tell me.

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Father thought you'd be upset if you
found out your best friend...

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Pass me the gorgeous... I'm sorry,
mayonnaise, please.

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Excuse me, am I talking to myself here,
or have I died here? Remember where and

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what we are. We must do nothing to draw
attention to ourselves.

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Rebecca!

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What? It's not as if anyone is watching.

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I'm not a man.

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Whatever. Don't worry. It wasn't your
fault. I was listening to the meditation

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chanting and drifted off.

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I'm Charlie.

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Cold hands.

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It is a medical condition.

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Not a serious one. I'm not dead or
anything.

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Hey, it's okay.

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Breathe. I can breathe.

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Why would I have a problem breathing?
I'm a perfectly normal living being.

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fault you got covered in mayo in front
of, like, the whole school.

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Oh, thank you.

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It is at times like these one discovers
who one's real friends are.

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All right, take a seat. Come on,
quickly.

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Not long to go.

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Good.

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Okay, I've now read your assignments on
Jane Eyre.

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David? David?

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Have you read the book?

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I've read the back of the DVD.

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Let me put this in a way that you just
might understand.

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If English were a sport, you just lost
to a cow.

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Rebecca Ainsworth, top of the class.

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But I... Top of the class?

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I thought you captured perfectly the
voice of a young Victorian woman.

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Well done.

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Thank you.

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unless they have a school football
match, right?

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Even if they have a school football
match, David.

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David. What's up?

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What is up where?

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Oh, I see.

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I was just thinking, perhaps I could
help you prepare for your test and I'm

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that you're able to play in your game.

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Oh, cool.

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OK, here's the plan. Do you know that
building with all the books?

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The library?

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Yeah. Let's meet there.

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Tomorrow lunchtime?

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Oh, it is a rendezvous.

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Level.

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Look, don't think it's a date or
anything.

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Look, I know David would rather hang out
with me than you.

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Okay.

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Hey.

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You see? They found stolen coins in his
hut.

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Not all of it, just a couple of coins.

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So maybe he'd already hidden the rest.

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Then maybe they were his.

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He was poor.

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you've gotten gold coins from?

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I don't know.

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I know he didn't do it.

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And you were there at the time, were
you? No, I was...

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Sophie,

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where was I?

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Oh,

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hello, Charlie.

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Do you know him?

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Everyone knows Charlie.

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He appears to be the leader of some sort
of club.

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They like to find out who people really
are.

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Where was I when this was going on? And
how is it I remember nothing?

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You were found unconscious by the old
whale.

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Unconscious? It was quite a day. First
you were found, then Tom was arrested.

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Well, this happened on the same day.

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What of it?

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Well, don't you see?

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Maybe it's connected.

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If only I could remember.

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Sophie!

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I was starting to remember. It was all
coming back to me. Do not tell me.

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remembering sheep.

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I need some money.

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Then crush your neighbor and steal his
cattle. No, no, no. We are ghosts.

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We have no need for money. No, I do.

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I have a date.

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So I need some new clothes, some shoes,
some jewelry.

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Oh, go on then. You've talked me round.

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How about this little lime green and
puddle number?

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I have this dress of my mom's.

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No reason.

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And... You must always wear armour on a
first date.

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You expect me to wear these hand -me
-downs? I am Rebecca Ainsworth, the

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daughter of Sir Charles Ainsworth.

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He built that big house. He owns all
this land. If I wanted a new dress or a

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gold chain, I could have it.

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You do know that ghosts and gold don't
mix.

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Says the woman who wears lime and
purple.

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I saw sheep.

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Lots of sheep and gold.

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Hey, man.

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You again.

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You. Stay away from me and my family, or
I warn you, there will be consequences.

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Not that we have special powers, I
should add.

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Charlie knows we're good. No, he does
not.

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I told him that in a previous life I'd
been a child of Victorian times.

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And he believed you?

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Well, he was teaching me how to tap into
my suppressed memories.

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He's really nice, you know. You should
give him a chance.

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Let me say goodbye.

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Well, now is your chance.

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Say goodbye, Hazel.

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Sophie!

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Tom is a guest in our house, and until
we've managed to clear his name, he

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going anywhere.

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Morning.

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Yes, I smell a sheep.

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I have a date with David. I do not even
know where to begin getting ready.

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of sheep.

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I'm guessing it's a ghost thing.

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Ask Hazel.

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Hazel, this cannot continue.

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She's right, Miss Hazel.

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It's been so much fun, but you'd want me
stopping around here.

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I am trouble.

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What's he admitting?

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It's my problem.

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You should not concern yourself with it.
Hazel, he said he was trouble.

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wish I could remember more. You swept me
away from Charlie before he could tell

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me what to do.

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Perhaps if Tom stayed, he could help us.

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Yes? Uh, is there something you wanted?

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No.

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No, no, my guardian has sent me
everything I need for my date with

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New clothes, new shoes, new perfume.

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Oh, so that's what that smell is.

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Say, if you needed any help with your
hair and makeup, we could, um... Oh, but

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that would be... Pointless now, I know.

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Sounds like you've got it covered. Oh,
no, wait. Christine, I do not have a

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what I'm doing.

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I hereby throw myself at your mercy and
implore you, if our friendship means

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anything to you, please will you help
me?

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Of course we will.

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Oh, thank you so much, girl. I have a
class now, but I shall meet you later.

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Okay. Okay.

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Bye.

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This is our chance to show David just
how ridiculous his new study buddy

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is.

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So this is where I was found
unconscious.

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I do not see how this is going to help.
If you're not going to help, you need

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not...

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telling that to Edwin Fingers.

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Who's Edwin Fingers?

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I'm Edwin Fingers.

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Hazel, what have you done?

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Me? I didn't conjure up this one.

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Okay, you were right. We need some help.

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Where's the gold?

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I've told you before. I don't know where
it is.

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I buried it here and you dug it up. I
did not. It was somebody else.

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Well, I'll keep taking from you just
like you took from me.

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No, you won't because I didn't take it
from you. Let's go.

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You never get there on time. Unless you
want him to think you're, like,

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desperate.

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Oh,

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it's such a shame Christine had to dash
off.

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She won't be able to see my
transformation.

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Do you think he will like it?

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It's Hollywood glamour. I hear David
loves this look.

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Hollywood glamour.

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And now relax into a lotus position and
breathe.

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to interrupt, but we need your help
again.

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We?

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Yes. We need your help.

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Christine!

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Rebecca! You finally made it.

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And don't you look a picture.

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I thought you said you had to class.

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No, no. We've been keeping each other
company.

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Haven't we, David?

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Well, good luck.

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You'll need it.

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Hello.

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Oh, hey, Rebecca.

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Yeah, take a seat. I'm just re -reading
chapter nine.

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Chapter nine?

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That is so romantic.

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What, the part where best friend dies of
TB?

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So romantic.

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You have read the book.

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I read the introduction, and it was
hugely informative.

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I don't believe this.

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You said you were able to help me.

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I know, but I thought that was... If I
don't pass, I'm going to miss my match.

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Thanks for nothing.

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Sorry.

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Not as sorry as I am.

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See you later.

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You are going back to a past life.

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You are a child of Victorian times.

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How is this going to work exactly?

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I'm drawing out an essential piece of
the memory puzzle.

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It's essential when summoning a past
experience.

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I see.

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Hazel's brain is performing a kind of
mental time travel.

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Visualise yourself that day.

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Who did you see?

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What games did you play?

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Games?

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Game? I played a game.

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I must find Tom.

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Who's Tom?

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Oh, terribly long story. I'd better go
after her.

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Thank you, Charlie.

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No worries.

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Come on, girls.

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Tom!

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There you are!

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Sorry to wander off.

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How did you find me?

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Easy. Just follow the smell.

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Tom, I must talk to you.

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I had a flock of six and there's
definitely one missing.

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Tom, it's important.

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Please.

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It is being as it can, I tell you.

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He's been stealing my sheep and holding
them as ransom. A way of making me

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confess to where he's wretched golden.

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We are safe in here.

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We cannot pass the walls with this gold.

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I want to know what happened here.

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I just wish I could rest in peace
without him always turning up.

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I tell you, if I find out who it was who
set me up... Perhaps they were not

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trying to set you up. Perhaps they were
just trying to help.

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It was you.

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You put the coins in my hut.

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It is just all these memories are coming
back. They're like triggers.

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Am I right?

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Was it you?

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Yes.

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I was playing with the coins and... I
just wanted you to be rich and happy.

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I was poor and happy.

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Well, I wasn't until I got sent to
prison for stealing gold.

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Tom, I'm so sorry.

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Well, maybe your triggers will tell you
what you did with the rest of the gold.

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Hazel,

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I need the rest of that gold to get
Edwin's fingers off my back.

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I cannot remember.

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Well, you better start remembering fast.

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Wow, a real courtroom.

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I've got 17 witnesses and a
psychological profile.

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Where's your speech?

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I do not have one.

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You mean you've learnt the whole thing?

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No, I mean I do not have a speech.

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Whoa.

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You're taking this way too seriously.

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Bring in the defendant, Thomas Kelly.

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assertion that on the 1st of October
1853, a quantity of stolen coins were

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in the possession of Thomas Kelly, an
impoverished and uneducated farmhand

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working on the Ainsworth estate.

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Order!

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Silence in the court!

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Counsel for the defence, come back!

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He doesn't want to stay anyone,
apparently.

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I need you to help me find some gold.

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But David hates me.

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We can work on the David thing later,
but right now, we need you. I remember

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now. I hid the gold down the well.

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Well, I suppose searching for some gold
might take my mind off it.

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Well,

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I found the gold, but no one was coming,
so I hid.

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Just that greasy Edwin Fingers coming to
check on history.

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Treasure?

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The treasure!

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Quick, Jonathan!

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Oh!

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as i could where is he he jumped in
after the gold

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he's a ghost can't he just go

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Goodbye, Miss Hazel.

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I'll see you on the other side.

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I'm sure you will.

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Thomas Kelly.

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I hereby find you not guilty.

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Costumes back in the box. Thank you.

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Congratulations.

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Hazel. A word, if you please.

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You realise I'm going to have to change
the whole syllabus, all thanks to you

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and your wild theory that threw doubt on
Tom Kelly's conviction.

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Nice work.