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I'm Alice Mack.

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I was just an average kid until an
accident changed my life.

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And since then, nothing's been the same.

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My best friend Ray thinks it's cool.

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My sister Annie thinks I'm a science
project.

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I can't let anyone else know.

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Not even my parents.

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I know the chemical plant was to find me
and turn me into some experiment.

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But you know something?

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I guess I'm not so average anymore.

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Hey.

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Deny it, deny it, deny it. How did you
do that?

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Do what?

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Move the trash can.

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I didn't move the trash can.

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You on your way to paradise?

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I never get my hopes up so high on a
Monday morning.

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I meant paradise high.

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I know you did. Yeah, I'm on my way.

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Mind if I walk with you? I have no idea
where I'm going. I just moved here over

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the weekend.

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My name's Hunter.

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Alex Mack.

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So, starting school mid -semester, I'd
hate that.

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Yeah, not exactly looking forward to it.

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Well, if you want, I could show you
around a little, introduce you to people

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stuff. Really? That'd be great.

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If you do, I promise not to tell anybody
I saw you move that trash can without

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touching it. I didn't.

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Yeah.

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Miss Atron, are you sure we're ready?

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All I'm presenting are the animal test
results, Lars.

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Nobody's going to know we've been
experimenting on a human. But even the

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showed extensive and bizarre side
effects to GC -161.

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The glowing, the telekinesis... Lars, I
thought we had an understanding never to

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discuss those issues.

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I'm sorry, but you're going in front of
the FDA.

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And when they see that...

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They'll never give you approval for
human testing.

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Well, if I was going to show them the
actual test results, that might be a

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problem, but I've decided to make a few
alterations. Miss Atron, I... It's going

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to be a lot easier than you think.

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Okay?

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Meet Lydia.

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You brought a pig to school. Are you
insane?

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Not at all.

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You know what today is.

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Pig dissection day.

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I brought Lydia in here to make a
statement.

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A statement?

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Yeah. That little cuties like this are
what fetal pigs grow up to be.

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We can't stick our heads in the sand for
the sake of science.

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I really don't think Mr. Horn's going to
be too happy.

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You let me worry about Mr. Horn. I've
got issues with him.

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Hey.

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Hey, how's it going?

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Lewis Otto Driscoll. Hunter Reeves.

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And this is Lydia. Alex, can you hold
her for a minute?

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Alex, I realize that you're concerned
about me, but this is something I feel

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very strongly about.

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I'm not going to back down.

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Excuse me.

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Miss Mack, perhaps you'll tell me why
you brought a pig into my class.

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Yes, I will. The pig belongs to Lewis.

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Sir, I've... Never seen this pig before
in my life.

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What?

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You, you, and the pig out of my class.

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But... Don't make it worse for yourself,
Alex.

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Sir, I don't mean to be rude, but I
really don't think this is fair.

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Do you want to join them?

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Lewis, how could you hang your own
friend out to dry like that?

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Oh, come on. Like you guys aren't happy
to be out of school early?

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Besides, I got to get little Lydia back.
I'm renting her by the hour. So I'll

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catch you guys later.

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Come on, Lydia.

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Good girl. That's it. Come on. It's all
right.

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Come on.

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Wait. Throwing out of class on my first
day.

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Oh, it's not so bad.

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I mean, it was the last class of the
day, and it's really nice outside.

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Yeah, that's true. You know, and I hate
bio anyway.

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Great. Let's go.

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So are you saying you went to H -On
Elementary?

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Kindergarten and first grade.

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Come on, your last name is Reeves?

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I think I remember a John Reeves or
something.

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That was me, Hunter John Reeves. I was
named after my dad, but I didn't like

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being called Junior, so everybody called
me John back then.

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Yeah, I remember you now, skinny kid
with messy hair and big glasses.

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Wow, you grew up.

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So, how come you call yourself Hunter
now?

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Well, when I got a little bit older, I
decided I wanted to use my dad's name.

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My real name.

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My dad had this accent when I was a
little kid.

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He, uh, went out on a fishing boat alone
one day, and he never came back.

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That's awful.

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I'm sorry.

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It's okay.

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It was a long time ago.

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So, you, um, have a boyfriend?

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No, uh, not at the moment.

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Who was the last one?

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Actually, I've never really had one
before.

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There was this guy, Scott, that I had a
huge crush on, but nothing ever

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happened.

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So... What about you? You got a
girlfriend?

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I did, back home.

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Do you miss her?

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What we're

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seeing with the animals is that the GT
-161 increases the body's metabolic

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It also appears to break down excess
fat, forcing it to be excreted from the

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body as if magically dissolved.

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Ms. Atron, I think I speak for the
entire committee when I say that these

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some of the most incredible results that
have ever been put in front of us.

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Uh, excuse me.

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Are you saying that there are no real
side effects exhibited by the mice

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long -term use of the drug?

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None whatsoever?

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Yes, that is correct.

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That's a little hard to believe.

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Well, the results speak for themselves.

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Wow. It smells great in here. Thanks a
lot for helping out, guys.

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So, um, I'm just going to be, you know,
gone for a little while.

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Okay?

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Later, Mom.

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Okay.

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Bye. Bye.

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So, you were always hanging out with
this guy. What was his name?

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Ray Alvarado?

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We're still best friends.

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No way. Nobody stays friends that long.

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Well, we did.

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Oh, hi.

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Hi. Dad, this is Hunter Reeves.

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Hunter Reeves?

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I used to work with a Hunter Reeves.
That was my dad.

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Well, I'll be a son of a gun. It's nice
to meet you. I thought you and your mom

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moved after... We did.

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We just moved back over the weekend.

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So, do you still work at the chemical
plant? Sure do. I'm the head of research

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and development.

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Dad, dinner's in the oven. Hunter and I
are just going to go out back.

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If you're head of R andD, you should know
about almost every project she has

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going. To be honest, I used to know
more.

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There are a couple of projects,
classified projects, that have been

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my supervision recently.

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I wonder if you could tell me what the
plant's been up to these days.

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Excuse me?

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Why? You want to be a scientist like
your dad?

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Something like that.

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Well, let me put my stuff down, and I'll
be happy to tell you what we're working

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on now. Great. You know, foot odor is a
very serious problem. You're not wearing

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plastic shoes, are you?

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It's the petrochemicals in the plastic
that cause such an amazing stink.

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The bacteria forms on top of the
plastic.

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The committee voted now. We'll go four
to three against you.

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Against me?

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That's ludicrous. We have fantastic
results.

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No side effects. What on earth could be
the problem?

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The problem is your results are too
good.

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The members voting against you feel that
another two years of animal testing are

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needed before they can feel comfortable
moving forward.

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They've at least come up with a couple
of small side effects like skin

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irritation or something.

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No drug having those kinds of results
could possibly be problem free.

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Griffin, I pay you a whole lot of money
and this isn't cutting it.

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You pay me for my vote. You have that. I
did my best to convince the others. I

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can't push them too hard or they'll get
suspicious.

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John's is the problem.

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He's highly respected. He's against it.
He's got three disciples on the

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committee who hate going against him.

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We've got the official vote on Tuesday.
Let's dig up some dirt on the people

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that are going to vote against me. That
won't be easy.

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Most of these people that get these
appointments have squeaky clean

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Nobody is so clean that they can't be
made to look otherwise.

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Hi, Bob.

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She's cute.

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Yeah, but the weird thing is, yesterday
we got kicked out of bio together, and

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he told me how glad he was that he hated
biology anyway.

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Then when my dad shows up, he suddenly
acts like Mr. Science Boy.

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Maybe he's just fucking up to your dad.

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No, this went beyond fucking up.

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He actually seemed interested in what my
dad had to say, which, as you know, is

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very difficult to fake.

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Then he ignored me for the next hour.
That's weird.

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Oh, there he is. I'm going to go talk to
him. No, no, no, no, no. Don't make it

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so obvious.

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Okay, here's what you do.

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He has history room 301, last class on
Thursday, right?

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You can just accidentally, well, on
purpose, happen to show up outside the

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class. If you casually approach him, it
will not look like you were planning

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this for three days.

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Hey, Hunter.

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I can't talk, Alex. I'm busy.

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Griffin was right.

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Everybody on the committee is clean
except him.

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Let's focus on John.

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If we take him down, the others will
follow.

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Sidney Johns, graduate of Yale, lives in
Silver Springs, Maryland.

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Possible selection for the next U .S.
Surgeon General.

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Up for Maryland's Father of the Year.

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Sounds perfect.

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Let's see what's available in the lab
for him.

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So, how was that? Uh, exciting.

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I think I'll drive back if you don't
mind.

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Now, I just have something to drop off
and I'll be right back.

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Who does he think he is?

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Who, your dad?

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No, Hunter.

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I mean, one minute he's all flirty with
me and the next he'd hang around my dad

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like a puppy dog.

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And yesterday when I tried to talk to
him, he completely blew me off. Like, I

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didn't even exist.

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I think you're making a bigger deal out
of this than it probably is.

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Maybe the guy really was busy.

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You guys sure you want to be left off
here?

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Yeah, Alex, you sure?

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Yes, I'm sure.

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See you later, Dad.

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We have to go through with this. Well,
the guy's another spy for Danielle.

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just stay clear of him and forget about
him.

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No way, Ray.

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He's up to something, and I'm going to
find out what it is.

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Hey, how you doing?

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Ray Alvarado. Welcome to the
neighborhood.

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Yeah, I know who you are. We've met like
three times.

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Yeah. So, uh, you like Alex Mack or
what?

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Why do you care? Would it make you
jealous or something?

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Uh, nah, man. I got a girl. Just
curious.

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Yeah, I like her.

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Why? Well, you know, no one knows her
better than I do.

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If I have any questions, you'll be the
first one to come to.

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Okay.

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Um...

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Can I use your bathroom?

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Yeah, come on.

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It's right there on your right.

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Hunter!

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What? This is really nice of you.

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Thanks.

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Thanks for letting me make a complete
idiot out of myself. Now the guy seems

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nuts. He can talk.

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I think he's, like, in love with
Danielle Atron.

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You know, and I'm not finished. I'm
going to figure out what's really going

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with him.

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You wanted to see me, Griffin? Yeah,
sit.

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And I appreciate you coming by.

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I just wanted to see if I could get you
to reconsider on this GC -161 thing

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before our rejection becomes official
tomorrow. Oh, no way, Griff.

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I don't buy results.

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And frankly, I don't trust Daniel Atron
personally.

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You know, the public hears about this
drug, the pressure on us to approve it.

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It's going to be enormous. I don't care.

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We have to do the right thing.

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Hey, Alex. How was your weekend?

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Great. And yours?

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What did you do Saturday?

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I was at the mall all day with my mom.

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Liar.

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Sid?

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You okay?

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Um, suddenly I'm a little dizzy.

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I mean, spinning around a little bit.

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Yeah, you don't look so good.

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Let's find a place for you to lie down.

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That's a good idea.

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He's trapped. The system is here.

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Don't bother going up. We're going to
send up the probe.

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Once he's incapacitated, bringing him
down won't be a problem.

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Congratulations. Thank you, Lars.

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Congratulations to you, too.

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Funny how their leader getting caught
running around the park in a dress

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the committee's mind about GC -161.

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The fit was a little tight.

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Six, eight more months of rigged human
testing and we're going to be on the

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shelves. People who see themselves as
even one pound overweight are going to

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dying to get their hands on it.

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A billion dollars in revenue, Lard.

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And I won't forget what you've done.

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Mythatron, one more thing.

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There are a number of researchers who've
worked on this program in various

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stages who know about the problems with
GC -161.

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And I think they're going to be a little
concerned.

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George Mack, Gordon Kramer, I could name
a lot more.

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How do we know that they're going to
keep quiet?

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Well, when we get a little closer, we'll
just have to make sure of it.

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Hunter!

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What is up with you?

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What do you mean?

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I know you were at the plant last night.

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What? How?

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I just do.

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And what was it you were hanging around
my dad the other day, trying to get all

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this information about the plant?

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Look, Alex, forget it. I like you, okay?

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And you're not going to like what I'm
going to say.

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You don't even know me.

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Give me a try.

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Right here.

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I told you my dad disappeared in a
fishing accident.

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But that's not what really happened.

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Adrian started developing a chemical
called GP161, which is supposed to help

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people lose weight.

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My dad was involved in the project early
on.

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He saw that it was really dangerous.

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He warned her, but she didn't listen.

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He finally told her that if she didn't
stop work on it right away, he would

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to go public about it.

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Not long after that, he disappeared.

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That's why he moved back.

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I have to know what happened.

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I even got into Adrian's office the
other day, saying I was doing a profile

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her for the school paper, just so I
could look her in the eyes.

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She has no clue how much I hate her.

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I know I should be more careful, though.
I don't know how I got away yesterday.

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Maybe somebody was looking out for you.

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Maybe you should tell me some big secret
of yours so I can have something on

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you, too Just in case I'll think about
it