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Forgive me! Sorry!

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I'm not really from here.

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Um, would you mind showing me

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In the direction of this store?

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I knew you'd be lost.

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Mercury! I will seriously

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pay you to shut up.

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This is not your money.

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But it could be yours

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for five minutes of silence.

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[Mercury]: Mmm... No deal.

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[Girl]: Hmph. Fine.

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[Mercury]: Whatever. You want me.

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[Mercury]: So how much farther?

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[Girl]: A few blocks.

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[Mercury]: Uhh, this place is so dull.

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[Girl]: I kinda like it.

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Tall buildings, diverse culture.

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[Mercury]: And nice, dopey people

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who are easy to pickpocket.

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[Girl]: That's every city.

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[Mercury]: Oh Emerald! Master Thief!

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Please don't take my money!

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I barely have enough to get by!

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You're no fun today.

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*ding*

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[Man]: Be right there!

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Welcome to Tukson's Book Trade!

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Home to every book
under the sun.

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How may --uh...

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How may I help you?

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[Mercury]: Just browsin'.

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[Emerald]: Actually,

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I was wondering,

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do you have any copies

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of The Thief and the Butcher?

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[Tukson] Yes, we do.

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[Emerald]: That's great!

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[Tukson]: Would you... like a copy?

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[Emerald]: No. Just wondering.

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*slam*

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Oh! Oh! What about
Violet's Garden

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in paperback?

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[Mercury]: He's got it.

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Hardback too.

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[Emerald]: Ooh, options are nice.

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[Mercury]: Ehh, no pictures.

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*slam*

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Hey!

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Do you have any comics?

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[Tukson]: Near the front.

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[Emerald]: Oh! No, wait.

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What about

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Third Crusade?

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[Tukson]: Umm...

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I...

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don't believe we carry that one.

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*slam*

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[Mercury]: Oh.

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[Emerald]: What was this place
called again?

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[Tukson]: Tukson's Book Trade.

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[Emerald]: And...

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You're Tukson?

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[Tukson]: That's right.

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[Emerald]: So then I take it

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that you're the one

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who came up with the
catchphrase?

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[Tukson]: Yes.

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[Mercury]: And what was it again?

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[Tukson]: "Tukson's Book Trade:

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home to every book
under the sun."

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[Mercury]: Except the Third Crusade.

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[Tukson]: It's just a catchphrase.

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[Mercury]: It's false advertising.

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[Emerald]: You shouldn't make a promise

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you can't keep, Tukson.

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I hear you're
planning on leaving.

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Moving all the way to Vacuo.

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Your brothers in the White Fang

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wouldn't be happy to hear that.

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And neither are we.

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You know who we are, don't you?

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[Tukson]: Yes.

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[Emerald]: And you know why we're here?

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[Tukson]: Yes.

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[Emerald]: So.

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Are you going to fight back?

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[Tukson]: Yes!

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[Emerald]: What's with that?

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[Mercury]: I like the pictures.

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[Yang]: Whatcha doin?

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[Blake]: Nothing.

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Just going over notes

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from last semester.

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[Yang]: Lame!

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*thud, silverware clatters*

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[Ruby]: Sisters! Friends!

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Weiss...

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[Weiss]: Hey!

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[Ruby]: Four score and seven
minutes ago,

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I had a dream.

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[Yang]: This oughta be good.

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[Ruby]: A dream that one day,

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the four of us would
come together,

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as a team, and have the most fun

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anyone has ever had,

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ever!

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[Weiss]: Did you steal my binder?

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[Ruby]: I am not a crook.

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[Blake]: What are you talking about?

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[Ruby]: I'm talking about kicking off

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the semester with a bang!

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[Yang]: I always kick my semesters off

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with a Yang!

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Ehh!? Guys? Am I right?

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[Nora]: Boooooooo!

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[Ruby]: Look guys, its been a
good two weeks,

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and between more
exchange students

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arriving and the tournament

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at the end of the year,

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our second semester is
going to be great!

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But classes start
back up tomorrow.

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Which is why I've taken the time

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to schedule a series of
wonderful events

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for us today.

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[Weiss]: I don't know whether to be proud

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or scared of what you
have in store.

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[Blake]: I don't know.

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I think I might sit
this one out.

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[Weiss]: Sit out or not,

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I think however we
spend this last day

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we should do it as a team.

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[Nora]: I got it!

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[Weiss]: I for one think that--

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[Blue-Haired Boy]: Man, that's harsh.

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[Sun]: So then we were
fighting side by side

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and she was super fast

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and I threw a banana at a guy,

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which sounds gross, but
it was awesome!

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[Blue-Hair]: Nice!

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[Sun]: Right?

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And the best part is

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she's a Faunus!

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But that's a secret, okay?

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[Blue-Hair]: Got it.

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[Sun]: And not a "I'm gonna
go tell Scarlet

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the second Sun turns
his back" secret!

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I'm talking secret secret!

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[Blue-Hair]: Woah, chill out man,
okay? I got it.

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I got it.

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[Sun]: You better.

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Pfft.

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I just don't wanna
screw this up,

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ya know?

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The people here are the coolest!

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No offense to you guys.

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[Blue-Hair]: None taken.

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[Sun]: Okay, they're just in here.

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I'm really excited for
you to meet them,

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so be cool, okay?

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You're gonna be cool, right?

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[Blue-Hair]: Dude.

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[Sun]: Good point.

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[Students]: Food Fight!

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[Nora]: I'm queen of the castle!

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I'm queen of the castle!

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[Ruby]: Justice will be swift!

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Justice will be painful!

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It will be delicious!

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[Nora]: Off with their heads!

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[Ruby]: Yang! Turkey!

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[Ruby]: Weiss. Weiss! Don't leave me!

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No!

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[Sun]: I love these guys.

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[Glynda]: Children, please.

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Do not play with your food.

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[Ozpin]: Let it go.

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[Glynda]: They're supposed to be

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the defenders of the world.

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[Ozpin]: And they will be.

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But right now they're
still children.

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So why not let them
play the part?

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After all--

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it isn't a role they'll
have forever.

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[Roman]: Oh look, she sent
the kids again.

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This is turning out just
like the divorce.

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[Emerald]: Ugh.

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Spare us the thought of
you procreating.

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[Roman]: That was a joke. And this

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just might tell me

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where you two have been all day.

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[Emerald]: What?

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[Roman]: I'm a professional sweetheart.

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Pay attention,

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maybe you'll learn something.

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Why do you have this address?

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[Emerald]: Wouldn't you like to know?

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[Roman]: Yeah, I would.

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Now, where have you been all day?

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[Mercury]: Cleaning up your problems.

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One of them at least.

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[Roman]: I had that under control.

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[Mercury]: Two packed bags and a ticket

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out of Vale said otherwise.

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[Roman]: Listen you little punk,

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If it were up to me

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I would take you

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and your little
street-rat friend here,

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and I would--

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[Woman]: Do what, Roman?

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[Roman]: I'd uh... Not kill them?

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[Emerald]: Cinder!

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[Cinder]: I thought I made it clear

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that you were to eliminate

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the would-be runaway.

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[Roman]: I was going to!

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[Emerald]: He was going to escape to Vacuo.

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Mercury and I decided

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to take it upon ourselves

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to kill the rat.

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[Mercury]: I think he was some sort
of cat, actually.

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[Emerald]: What, like a puma?

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[Mercury]: Yeah, there ya go.

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[Cinder]: Quiet.

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Did I not specifically
instruct you two

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to keep your hands clean
while in Vale?

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[Emerald]: I just thought--

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[Cinder]: Don't think.

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Obey.

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[Emerald]: Yes ma'am.

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It won't happen again.

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[Cinder]: And you.

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Why wasn't this job done sooner?

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[Roman]: Uh...

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Eh?

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Ehhhh?

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EHHHHHHHHHH!?

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Sorry if I've been a little busy

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stealing every speck of Dust
in the kingdom!

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[Mercury]: You're an inspiration

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to every punk with a gun
and a ski-mask.

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[Roman]: Look around, kid.

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I've got this town
running scared.

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Police camping out at
every corner.

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Dust prices through the roof.

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And we're sitting pretty

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in an old warehouse

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with more Dust crystals, vials,
and rounds

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than we know what to do with.

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Speaking of which.

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If you guys wouldn't mind

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filling me in on your
grand-master plan,

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it might actually make
my next string

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of robberies go a
little smoother.

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[Cinder]: Oh, Roman. Have a little faith.

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You'll know what you need

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when you need to know it.

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Besides.

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We're done with Dust.

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[Roman]: Okay. Then what now?

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[Cinder]: We're moving.

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Have the White Fang

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clear out this building.

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I'll send you details

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and coordinates tonight.

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[Roman]: Coordinates?

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[Cinder]: We're proceeding to phase two.

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There's a point where it tips

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There's a point where it breaks

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There's a point where it bends

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and a point we just can't take

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Anymore

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There's a line that we'll cross

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and there's no return

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There's a time and a place

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No bridges left to burn

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Anymore

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We can't just wait with
lives at stake

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Until they think we're ready

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Our enemies are gathering

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