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♪ ♪

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♪ ♪

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GREEN:
Wow, it's just like that time

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on the worm farm when I got
caught in the worm silo

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- and I had a crush
on my neighbor...
- CYAN: Echo.

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- and I wanted...
- YELLOW: What are you doing,
Cyan?

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CYAN:
Oh, I thought maybe
there'd be an echo

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because the lights are out.

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BLACK:
That doesn't sound right,

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but we can test that hypothesis.

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- BLACK: Echo.
- CYAN: Echo.
- GREEN: ...so I decided

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- not to kiss any worms.
- BLACK: Holy crap, it worked.

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PURPLE:
My fishmate Heracles is dead

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and the oxygen system is down

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and we need to fix it now
before we all die!

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GREEN:
So, yeah, I decided
not to kiss any worms

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because I didn't know if kissing
new worms would be adultery.

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CYAN:
Your fishmate is dead?

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YELLOW:
I didn't even know
you had an alive fishmate

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until right now,

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but the grief is so immense
that it's left me numb.

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I mean, literally can't feel
my fingers. [chuckles]

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Look at this. Look at this.

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PURPLE:
[retches] It's just
a fishmate, it's fine.

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- CYAN: It's not fine.
- The more important thing

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is for you all to come with me
to the Oxygen Room

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so we can get you
in your right minds again.

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RED [slurring]:
Whoa, there, Purple.

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You're doing the cap-- uh, uh--
oh, no, I'm the captain.

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I'm the captain here,

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and I captain you all to do
for the oxygen house.

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[all moaning]

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[Red chuckles]

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RED:
I'm leading.
It's good to leading.

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- Oh, uh, this way.
- [all moaning]

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PURPLE:
Okay, take a deep breath, everyone.

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[all inhaling sharply]

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[air hissing]

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- PURPLE: ...and release.
- [all exhale]

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All right, how are we feeling?
Is everyone okay?

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- YELLOW: Yeah.
- RED: Yeah.
CYAN: I felt normal

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the whole time.

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PURPLE:
Oxygen deprivation
leads to hypoxia.

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That's why we let ourselves
get so loopy.

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CYAN:
I can't believe we didn't know

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we were all running
out of oxygen.

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GREEN:
Hey, so, silly question,
I don't know...

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I didn't mention
anything about, like,

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worm kissing or anything, did I?

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BLACK:
Oh, did you ever.

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- [Green hyperventilating]
- [air hissing]

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I-I just didn't want
to be a home-wrecker.

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Uh, worm-wrecker--
uh, home-worm.

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- [nervous chuckle]
- PURPLE: Stop. That oxygen

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will keep our minds clear
for another,

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I don't know,
eight minutes and 44 seconds.

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- We need to fix this fast.
- BLACK: Don't know how
we're going

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to fix it without the lights.

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YELLOW:
Hey, what happened
to the lights, anyway?

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CYAN:
Maybe the lights need oxygen
to breathe, too.

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BLACK [sighing]:
Cyan...

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RED:
Let's all calm down.

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Look, they were definitely
both freak accidents.

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Honestly, Purps, it was
probably your fishmate.

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PURPLE:
Can we please stop talking
about Heracles?

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RED:
These systems aren't designed
for any foreign entities,

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so your illegal fishmate
probably gunked it up

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with all of their long poops.

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PURPLE:
Long poop-- we didn't get
an alert about oxygen being low.

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- There's something else.
- RED: I'm just saying,

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it's against the rules to
smuggle any petmates on board,

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so without them, our oxygen
supply would have been fine.

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If you hadn't been so selfish,
your fishmate

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- would still be alive.
- Oh! So now it's my fault?

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RED:
It is your fault.

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- We have rules for a reason.
- Oh, look at big Captain Red,

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- deflecting the blame again...
- RED: And having
an antiauthoritarian streak

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- doesn't make you better...
- ...just like MIRA
taught you to do.

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- PURPLE: You bootlicking worm.
- ...than the rest of us.

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GREEN:
Whoa. Let's not go
bad-mouthing worms.

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- RED: ...really not a huge deal.
- PURPLE: You haven't
changed at all.

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PURPLE:
I wish you were dead!

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- [gasps]
- [all gasp]

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PURPLE:
[stammers] I...

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RED:
Purple, that's enough.

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This is your captain speaking.

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We're splitting into groups
and fixing our ship.

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Yellow, Cyan, Black,

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get to Electrical
and turn on the lights, stat.

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I'm going to Admin
to enter one side

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of the oxygen override code

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to get our systems
back up and running.

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Green, Brown, Purple,
you stay here

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and enter the other override
code once I get to Admin.

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- Got it?
- PURPLE: Uh, you're putting me
in time-out?

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RED:
No. Uh, actually, yes.

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GREEN:
Does that mean Brown and I
are in time-out, too?

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RED:
No, uh-- yes.

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Uh, you're time-out-adjacent.

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Keep your eye on that keypad.

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You three get going.

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I am good
at being captain, okay?

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And I'm good at being alive.

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And I'm especially good
at being both at once.

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No biggie!

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[Purple sighs]

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BLACK:
I can't believe
we almost died back there.

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CYAN:
I felt like we were
really breaking

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some new ground interpersonally.

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BLACK:
I used to think death
was really beautiful.

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Turns out, it's just a bunch
of vibrant colors

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and feeling like I belong.
Disgusting.

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CYAN:
But it was nice that we were all
getting along so well, right?

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BLACK:
Cyan, of course
we were getting along so well,

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my brain was at 20% oxygen.

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I would have gotten along
with one of Green's kiss worms.

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[Cyan gasps]

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[Black grunts]

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Uh, what are you doing?

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CYAN:
What am <i>I</i> doing?
What are <i>you</i> doing, Black?

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- BLACK: What?
- You've been horrible to me
this whole trip.

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BLACK:
It's not a trip, it's a job.

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CYAN:
All you ever say is,
"Cyan shouldn't be here this"

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and "Cyan was
a budget hire that,"

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and I don't deserve it.

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It's not my fault
you hate rocks now.

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And you know what?
I'm not bad at my job.

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I like my job,

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and I'm good at doing it.

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Yeah, I've been taking notes

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and checking vibes
and researching Ore

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while you won't even take
a second look at Ore-Plus,

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even though it's special.

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It's special ore.
That's what "plus" means!

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BLACK: It's all gonna get
melted down anyway, who cares?

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CYAN:
You cares! You should cares!

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But you don't <i>cares</i>
about anything anymore.

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I can fix the lights by myself.
[crying]

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BLACK:
Geez. What was that all about?

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Fixing the lights requires
two competent crewmates.

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That's why Red had to send
three of us.

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YELLOW:
Well, you've been
kind of an a-hole.

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- BLACK: What?
- YELLOW: I didn't always
like Brown.

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In fact, I was
a real spicy meatball.

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Too many cooks
in the kitchen, right?

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What's another chef gonna do
that I can't?

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BLACK:
Exactly. Wait...

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But Brown listens to me.
Brown keeps me grounded.

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When we stand
on each other's shoulders,

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literally and metaphorically,

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we can reach the real
high-quality guanciale,

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literally and metaphorically.

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And we all know
the best guanciale lives

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on the top shelf,
because the top shelf is where

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the air pressure is
the least likely to interfere

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with the meat's depth of flavor.

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Plus, when you factor in
humidity--

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BLACK:
What are you even talking about?

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YELLOW:
See? This is why I need Brown.

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- BLACK: Where are you going?
- YELLOW: Got to fix the lights.

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BLACK:
Yeah, you're right, let's go.

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YELLOW:
Said it yourself.

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Just need
two competent crewmates.

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We'll be fine.

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♪ ♪

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GREEN:
Permission to be vulnerable?

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[Purple sighs]

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GREEN:
Okay, here I go.

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Um, I grew up
around a lot of animals.

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Mostly worms.

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What I'm trying to say is,

172
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I know what it's like
to lose a petmate.

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[stammers] It might not seem
like a big deal to other folks,

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but... are you okay?

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- Purple?
- PURPLE: Huh?

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Yeah, sure. I'm fine.

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GREEN:
Purple... I know you're
going through a lot

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because of Heracles,
and on top of that,

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whatever's going on
between you and Red,

180
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so... I give <i>you</i> permission
to be vulnerable.

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Tell me about--

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PURPLE:
I said I'm fine.

183
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Everything's fine.

184
00:08:07,138 --> 00:08:09,010
You know what? I'm not fine.

185
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Crewmates are dying,
and maybe Heracles...

186
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[forlorn groan]

187
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If I hadn't brought them...

188
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This mission has been
really stressful

189
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and I'm having
a really bad time

190
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and it's all because Red...

191
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[sighs]

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♪ ♪

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We were actually interns
together, back in the day.

194
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<i>We were both so happy
to have somebody to work with,</i>

195
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<i>someone to rely on.</i>

196
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<i>We didn't know it at the time,
but the whole place was</i>

197
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<i>understaffed, underfunded,
basically running on fumes.</i>

198
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<i>When the reactor started
melting down,</i>

199
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<i>Red and I did all we could,
but we were just two interns.</i>

200
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<i>It wasn't up to us.</i>

201
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<i>Nothing was working.</i>

202
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<i>Somehow, nobody died,
but the nuclear fallout</i>

203
00:09:01,845 --> 00:09:05,675
<i>made the whole colony
uninhabitable.</i>

204
00:09:05,806 --> 00:09:08,591
<i>All because MIRA wanted
to cut corners.</i>

205
00:09:08,722 --> 00:09:10,201
<i>Everyone had to leave.</i>

206
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<i>And the crewmates were
displaced.</i>

207
00:09:12,290 --> 00:09:15,555
<i>It wasn't like MIRA was
gonna help them relocate.</i>

208
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<i>The company wanted
to cover it up.</i>

209
00:09:17,731 --> 00:09:20,690
<i>I wanted to blow
the whistle, but Red...</i>

210
00:09:20,821 --> 00:09:22,692
<i>[sighs]</i>

211
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<i>Red stayed silent.</i>

212
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<i>So I got the boot,</i>

213
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<i>and as the cherry on top
of the nuclear waste sundae,</i>

214
00:09:30,308 --> 00:09:33,964
<i>MIRA made sure no one else
would hire me after that.</i>

215
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So the only reason I'm here,
the only reason I have any job,

216
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is because of Red's--
I don't know-- pity handout?

217
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I guess I should be
grateful, but I...

218
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<i>...I hate that I'm working
for MIRA again.</i>

219
00:09:48,849 --> 00:09:51,373
<i>And all Red can talk about is
how amazing they are.</i>

220
00:09:51,460 --> 00:09:54,898
Red doesn't even seem to care.

221
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And I don't know how
I'm supposed to feel, but...

222
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I don't think I'm ready
to forgive Red just yet.

223
00:10:03,951 --> 00:10:06,257
GREEN:
Oh! They must have
fixed the lights.

224
00:10:06,344 --> 00:10:09,130
- [alarm beeping]
- PURPLE: [gasps] Huh?

225
00:10:10,871 --> 00:10:12,568
[clears throat]

226
00:10:12,699 --> 00:10:14,831
And it seems like Red made it
to the other keypad safely.

227
00:10:14,962 --> 00:10:16,354
All right, here we go.

228
00:10:16,485 --> 00:10:18,052
[mumbling]:
One, two, three, four, five.

229
00:10:18,182 --> 00:10:19,749
- [keypad buzzes]
- Huh?

230
00:10:19,923 --> 00:10:21,185
GREEN:
What's going on?

231
00:10:23,274 --> 00:10:24,319
[Purple gasps]

232
00:10:24,449 --> 00:10:25,450
GREEN:
What is it?

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PURPLE:
This is why we never got

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an alert about oxygen levels.

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The wire. It's been cut.

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GREEN:
Ah!

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[Purple grunting]

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Okay, that should do it.

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<i>COMPUTER:
Systems online.</i>

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PURPLE: [relieved sigh]
Oxygen's working.

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[all shout]

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BLACK:
Sup, losers. And Purple.

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- GREEN: I thought
you were an alien.
- BLACK: What?

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PURPLE:
Hang on. Where is everyone else?

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[stammers]
Where are Yellow and Cyan?

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BLACK:
Oh, they got all huffy

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and said they'd take care
of the lights themselves.

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RED:
What you talking about?

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- ALL: Ah!
- BLACK: Work stuff.

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RED:
Uh, okay, well, everything's
back online now.

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All thanks to my delegation
and leadership efforts.

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[chuckles]
I told you I was good at this.

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PURPLE:
Actually, it's not that simple.

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RED:
Look, Purple,

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I know you've had
an "emotional" day, but--

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PURPLE:
The oxygen system didn't
just break on its own.

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RED:
What are you talking about?

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GREEN [French accent]:
There's a saboteur onbeurd!

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RED:
Wait, there's a second impostor?

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PURPLE:
And it wasn't Heracles' fault

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that things went wrong,
like someone was saying.

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[all yell]

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- BLACK: Oh, hey, Yellow.
- [Yellow shouts]

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- RED: Yellow?
- YELLOW: Cyan!

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- BLACK: Cyan?
- GREEN: No, Yellow.

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YELLOW:
No, Cyan! Cyan's dead!

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[all gasp]

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♪ ♪

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