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<i>♪ Where in the world is Carmen Sandiego? ♪</i>

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<i>♪ Sandiego ♪</i>

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<i>♪ Where in the world is Carmen Sandiego? ♪</i>

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<i>What have we become?</i>

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I never fathomed that we could be capable of such excess.

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New neighborhood, didn't know how many trick-or-treaters to expect.

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We are occupying a secret base, Coach Brunt.

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What made you think we would expect any?

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Ugh. And was it worth making ourselves sick?

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If you come across any with nougat,

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do put them aside for me.

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Now, my candy-coated Countess, after last night's bayou fiasco,

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we are looking forward to your mask-themed scheme.

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The assigned operatives are preparing to rendezvous as we speak,

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and I shall provide all pertinent details...

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Hmm, right after one last little morsel.

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<i>You smack down VILE in one part of the world,</i>

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and they pop up in another.

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<i>In this case, Venice, Italy.</i>

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<i>The entire city is constructed on 118 small islands,</i>

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<i>separated by canals and connected by something like 400 bridges.</i>

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<i>It's completely surrounded by water.</i>

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<i>That's why you'll never see an automobile in Venice, Player.</i>

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<i>Everyone either walks or rides in boats.</i>

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<i>Check it out!</i>

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<i>Venice has an annual event called Carnevale,</i>

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<i>where people wear elaborate costumes and masks.</i>

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<i>A shame we're here in fall rather than spring.</i>

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<i>The masks and costumes of Carnevale di Venezia can be</i> molto bello,

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<i>as they say in Italy, "very beautiful."</i>

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<i>Whoa. Looks like they can also be</i> molto <i>creepy.</i>

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<i>But since VILE's managed to mask</i>

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<i>the particulars of their plan this time around,</i>

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<i>I thought you might want to do recon by touring the city's canals</i>

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<i>with old friends.</i>

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I am sorry that your quest to find your mother

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has been sidelined by business as usual.

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It was entirely my choice.

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Besides, the more good people I manage to meet in this crazy world,

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the more I'm reminded that family comes in many forms.

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I, for one, cannot argue with your sentiment.

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<i>Agent Devineaux,</i>

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<i>since your first solo outing wasn't exactly a rousing success,</i>

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<i>I'm assigning you a new partner.</i>

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Hopefully, someone who will not slow me down.

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Agent Zari, bonjour.

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Chief. Agent Devineaux.

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<i>Better make that</i> buongiorno (good-bye).

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<i>You're both headed for Venice, Italy,</i>

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<i>which our Crime-Net technology has pinpointed</i>

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<i>as Carmen Sandiego's current location.</i>

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<i>Find out what she's targeting and report back.</i>

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Just try not to slow me down, partner.

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Of course not.

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<i>The Piazza San Marco.</i>

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Ooh! Is that the one they make with peppers and onions?

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"Piazza," Zack, not "pizza."

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It's the Italian word for "public square."

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Aww.

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Hey, Carm, check it out. Masks all over again.

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Coincidence?

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Not likely. I just wish we had more to go on than a hunch.

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We do.

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Mime Bomb. He could be casing the museum.

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Or preparing to rendezvous with another operative.

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- Mime on the move.
- Keep a lookout.

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Now, where is Mime Bomb off to?

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Hey, it's that Australian guy!

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I'm from New Zealand. Completely different country, nitwit.

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He's right, Ivy.

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I really should know that by now.

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Oh, come on.

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Okay, you got me.

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Not really! Ha-ha!

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Hey!

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If you two are trying not to catch me, you're doing a spectacular job.

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Olive oil?

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Well, we sure gave them the ol' slipperoo, didn't we, mate?

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You might say that you and Neal the Eel make quite the team, don't you think?

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Well, you might say that if you weren't the quiet type.

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We should move up the timetable and steal those masks tonight.

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And upon sighting La Femme Rouge among the crowd,

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I cautiously closed in on my prey.

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- You didn't peel off after her?
- It was not a pursuit, not yet.

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More like a battle of wits between two archrivals.

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Wits doesn't explain why Chief wanted you playing second banana to me.

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Wait. You heard about my... disguise?

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We're a covert surveillance agency, Devineaux. Details matter.

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But, really, you couldn't just wear a mask?

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Yes, a mask would've been...

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I mean, would be precisely the kind of thing Carmen Sandiego would try to steal

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if it were a valuable enough mask.

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Devineaux, you may be onto something.

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The Mask of Agamemnon is a ceremonial burial mask

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dating from Ancient Greece, over 3,000 years ago.

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It was raised from a single sheet of gold.

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Whoa. Must be worth a fortune.

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Indeed, but every mask of our exhibit is truly priceless.

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A <i>mengu</i> mask worn by samurai.

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These particular masks have been gathered here for the first time under one roof,

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accompanied by scholars from their respective countries of origin.

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They will be speaking about the unique culture and heritage of each mask

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during a lecture today.

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Would one of the visiting scholars be from Japan?

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Yes, he was here just a moment ago.

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But if you will excuse me, I must begin a tour group.

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I do not expect your forgiveness.

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I only ask that you allow me to correct this grave dishonor.

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These masks are historically and culturally significant,

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but that won't stop Countess Cleo

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from treating them like fashion accessories

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before selling them off to the highest bidder.

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Heads up, Carm. ACME's in the house.

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Is that such a bad thing?

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I mean, why not just tip them off about the caper and let them handle it?

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I might have been able to trust Jules,

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but it looks like Devineaux's riding with a new partner.

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Whoa. Did we lose Shadowsan?

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I cannot steal something so meaningful to my brother on his watch.

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Not again.

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We aren't stealing the masks. You know that.

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Hideo would not discern the difference. You know that.

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He won't see you, no one will. You're a ninja.

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A dirty word to one who has devoted his life

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to studying the ways of honorable samurai.

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You also know that if we don't steal them first, VILE will.

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We do not know if or when the thieves will strike,

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but please watch for any suspicious behavior.

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Museum Special Security has further details.

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Their leader is a young woman who goes by the name Carmen Sandiego.

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And these are two of her known accomplices.

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- Everyone in position?
- On the ground.

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- On the water.
- In the security system.

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Let's do this.

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<i>Perimeter alarm deactivated.</i>

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Copy that, Player. We're moving in.

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Initiating Operation Carnevale.

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<i>Scusa</i>, the museum...

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...she is closed.

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Not to us, she isn't.

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Deactivating pressure sensors.

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He'll never know you were here.

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Let us hurry.

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As you can see, the exhibit is safe.

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What magnificent treasures.

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This isn't what we saw earlier.

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Uh... We have moved the most valuable masks here for,

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how you say, safekeeping?

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Then why weren't we informed?

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Eh?

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I am sorry, my English is not so good.

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<i>If you want, we can speak in Italian.</i>

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<i>Your Italian is excellent, lady.</i>

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<i>I studied in Florence for two years. Where are you from (I studied 
in Florence for two years. Where are you from)?</i>

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She's asking where you're from. Say this.

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<i>My family is from Milan.</i>

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<i>My family is from Milan.</i>

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It is in the north where we are fair of skin and red of hair.

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Wait here. I'm checking the rest of the exhibit.

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Suhara.

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And I am in like Flynn.

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Mime Bomb, I'll see you at the window.

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<i>And remember to wear your mask.</i>

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Have you alerted the police?

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And bring further shame on our family name?

166
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Hideo-san, please trust me, not everything is as it seems.

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I remember you.

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<i>Carm, company's coming.</i>

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I've got eyes on VILE.

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Look, we are taking the masks,

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but only to protect them from real thieves.

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A street performer?

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He is no common clown. He is an elite member of...

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- an international criminal organization.
- You mock me.

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It is clear that you are both attempting to distract me

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while your cohort does the dirty work.

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Don't mind me, I'll be through in a jiff.

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Ooh! Ahh!

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Ha-ha!

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Carmen.

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- Suhara!
- Be careful, it's delicate.

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Beware of electric eels.

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Olive oil. You can find it everywhere in Italy.

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- Ha!
- Whoa!

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Oil's well that ends well.

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Stealing cannot be the only way to protect the masks.

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It is the only way we know.

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What can I do to help?

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And this mask dates back to the 16th century

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from the, uh, Al Dente region.

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Dull facts, boring things.

192
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Whoa!

193
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Hm? What is this? Five euro?

194
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This is a souvenir mask!

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Don't move.

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If it isn't Carmen Sandiego...

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and her mysterious partner--

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What? I did not have olive oil.

199
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Oh, no. She is...

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Law enforcement.

201
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Like I said, not everything is as it seems.

202
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Hey, look. No worries. We're gonna go with plan B. All right, bro?

203
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Stop!

204
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Theft in progress. Two suspects are leaving the Palazzo Ducale now!

205
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Agent Zari. What happened?

206
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Sandiego, she's getting away.

207
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Not on my watch.

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I feel like they are my responsibility.

209
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It is best if you are not seen by the authorities.

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- Cargo secure.
- Arrivederci.

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La Femme Rouge!

212
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Untie us. She's getting away!

213
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The real rope!

214
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So close.

215
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No side-seat driving, mate.

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Prepare to be boarded.

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<i>Addio!</i>

218
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And the eel takes the bait.

219
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Devineaux, report.

220
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I am in pursuit! Huh?

221
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Mask and you shall receive.

222
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Halt!

223
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Carmen Sandiego, you are under...

224
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...arrest.

225
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Handle with care, Devineaux. They're fragile.

226
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What?

227
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And be sure the Palazzo takes note of all points of entry.

228
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Getting in was too easy.

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Jules would understand.

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<i>I did not do it alone.</i>

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<i>Stealing things only to return them</i>

232
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<i>makes absolutely no sense!</i>

233
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Well done, Devineaux.

234
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Uh, I was thinking perhaps that I did not do it alone.

235
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Winner, winner, chicken dinner.

236
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What? A bunch of cheap souvenirs?

237
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What's that?

238
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You enjoy marching bands? Your spandex is riding up on you?

239
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You're not making any sense, mate.

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<i>Fermare!</i>

241
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<i>Buongiorno</i>, fellas.

242
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Just out doing some early morning souvenir shopping!

243
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That is him!

244
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<i>Second suspect still at large, with the painted face of a mime.</i>

245
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<i>Scusa (Excuse me).</i>

246
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Rest assured,

247
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the masks have been turned over to the authorities.

248
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So, you are working with the police?

249
00:21:19,861 --> 00:21:21,947
It is complicated.

250
00:21:24,616 --> 00:21:28,745
You are performing a samurai's work in ninja's clothing.

251
00:21:31,123 --> 00:21:33,375
Then I cannot welcome you back home.

252
00:21:34,835 --> 00:21:38,630
Not while you still have important work ahead of you.

253
00:21:44,094 --> 00:21:46,513
My place is with her for now.

254
00:21:53,854 --> 00:21:56,606
You are a snake?

255
00:21:58,734 --> 00:22:01,653
No, Cleo, an eel.

256
00:22:03,238 --> 00:22:05,866
Neal has been captured.

257
00:22:05,949 --> 00:22:08,118
The silly fool.

258
00:22:08,201 --> 00:22:09,411
<i>Chin up (Cheer up), team!</i>

259
00:22:09,494 --> 00:22:13,040
<i>Before the day is over, we will have Neal the Eel slithering free</i>

260
00:22:13,123 --> 00:22:15,667
<i>and Carmen Sandiego in our clutches.</i>

261
00:22:15,751 --> 00:22:19,296
Oh. And how do you intend to pull that off, Roundabout?

262
00:22:19,379 --> 00:22:24,051
By baiting her with a most impossible heist.


