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I gotta figure out what this amulet is.
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Stone of Scorpion Tongue?
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No, that's blue.
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Jewel of the Forgotten?
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No, that's more spiky.
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Sacred Thought of the Yafoo?
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Not salty.
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Kind of sweet.
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Not bad, actually. Where did you get
candy?
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in the back of my closet.
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That's where you hide your candy? Well,
not anymore.
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Guys, it's not candy.
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Wait. That was the amulet from your
birthday quest.
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No, it wasn't. Then it was candy.
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I thought you left that in the cave.
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There was candy in that cave? Why won't
there snow candy?
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It's the amulet that Dad told her to
leave behind.
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Guys, I couldn't just leave it there.
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Somebody wanted me to find it, and I've
been trying to figure out why, but I
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don't even know what it is.
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Does my dad know you're hiding a
mystical, glowing, potentially dangerous
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wizard artifact?
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What am I saying? It's you. Of course he
doesn't know.
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Just please don't say anything until I
can figure all this out.
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We won't, but no more secrets from us,
okay?
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Deal. Since we're all coming clean, we
got a serious hand problem in the
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closet. Probably because of my shoe
candy.
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I just put that together.
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So can somebody turn on the TV?
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Oh, I thought you had the remote. I
thought Roman had it. I don't have it.
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Milo has it. I don't have it.
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You know, we've been sitting here for
five minutes.
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Okay, it's got to be around here
somewhere.
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Oh, it's right there, under the couch.
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Thanks. Whoa, did our TV just tell us
where the remote is?
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That is a smart TV.
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Minister McFigglehorn, what are you
doing in our TV?
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It is my honor to inform you that we are
officially considering you, Justin
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Russo, for the open seat on the Wizard
Tribunal, left by Alistair Goodspeed.
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Oh. That Alistair guy was the worst.
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How do you know Alistair? How do I know
Alistair? You don't. That's right, I
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don't.
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Sorry to interrupt.
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Mr. Russo, you must come at once to the
Tribunal Tower.
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Also, there's a lot of change under your
couch in case you were looking for that,
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too. This is incredible.
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I've always dreamt of being on the
Wizard Tribunal.
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We've got to get you to the Wizard
World.
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You could wear that tie we made you for
Father's Day.
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Yeah!
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Or one that isn't laminated.
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Billy, the amulet!
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Why was it glowing?
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I don't know. It's never done that
before.
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I think it happened when Giada said
wizard world.
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Maybe it wants me to go with him.
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Okay, okay, you made your point.
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Hey, Justin, how about I go with you?
You know, to support you. If she gets to
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go, I get to go. Sweet!
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Pass to myself.
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I'll go support you. Sweet.
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Going to support Dad.
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Yeah. You know what? This would be
great, having the whole family there on
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the biggest day of my life.
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I mean, second biggest, you know, after
our wedding.
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I mean, third biggest after the birth of
my son.
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I mean, fourth. Honey, we get it.
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I, for one, would like to hear the man
finish that step.
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No time. To the tribunal.
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The Tribunal Tower.
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You can practically smell the history.
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Is that what that is? Smells like the
old shoe full of candy at the back of
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Milo's closet.
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Does everyone know about my shoe candy?
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Yes.
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Where's Roman?
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Sorry, I got held up with the x-ray
machine.
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Apparently, somebody put six hexes on
me.
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Security's slacking. I put seven on you.
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Okay, so we're here. Now what?
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Tribunal chamber, cafeteria, archive.
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I think the amulet wants us to go to the
archive.
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But how are we going to get away from
Justin?
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Look, Billy, they're giving a historical
tour of the tribunal tower.
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That sounds fun.
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No, it doesn't. Yes, it does.
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I mean history fun.
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Hey, Dad, can Billy, Milo, and I go on
the history tour? Why am I being
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punished?
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No, that's what I meant.
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You want to go on a tour?
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I knew bringing the three of you here
would spark a joy for the government
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engine.
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Yeah, that's it. Government engine. So
can we go? Well, don't be gone too long
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or you'll miss seeing Justin appointed
to the tribunal. Yep, that's why we're
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here. No other reason.
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Now we just have to find the right
moment to sneak off with our cat.
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Did you know that Gendrick Belfry
introduced Amendment 32124 in this very
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hall?
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You're really selling this cover.
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Right, the cover.
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That's why I'm listening to this, not
because it's fascinating.
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This is definitely where the amulet
wants to go.
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Hey, guys, if you don't need me for
this, the tour's headed to the Hall of
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Feathered Pens, and you know how I love
a good quill.
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This doesn't look like an arcade.
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I said we're going to the archive.
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It's where they keep historical
artifacts.
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Why did I think we were going to the
arcade?
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Because you only hear what you want to
hear. That does sound like me.
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I guess I don't need all these quarters.
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Oh, man.
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All right.
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The archive is off limits.
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No one has ever entered without
permission, and I will see if no one
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ever does.
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Then putting the snow will be on our
way.
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leave until I get answers about my
amulet. I don't know, Billy. The guy
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with the spear really seems like he
wants us to leave. He's just trying to
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scare you. Yeah, and it's working.
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There's got to be a clue about this
amulet in the archive.
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We can't look around with that guard
here. Want me to ask him to leave?
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That's a great plan, Milo. Are you
joking?
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No. Oh.
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Because I was.
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I have an idea.
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Run with Milo.
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I told you kids to get out of here.
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What kids?
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I, sir, am a man.
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Can't you see my man body?
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You must be new.
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I'm Gordor. I'm Milo. Door.
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Milo Door.
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And I'm tall.
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Like, able to ride all the rides at the
amusement park tall.
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What brings you to the archive, Milo
Door?
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Uh, that's a great question.
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Just get him to leave.
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I'm here to get you to leave.
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Like a break?
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Means you're going to leave, sure.
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I can't believe it. I've had a break in
over 100 years.
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Go, take a break. I'll just be here
doing tall guy stuff. You know, dusting
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the ceiling fan without using a step
stool, changing the batteries from the
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smoke detector.
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Tall guy stuff.
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It's great to be tall, isn't it? But
listen, you can't let anyone in here.
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Anyone tries to sneak in, you destroy
them. With my mad hands?
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With anything you got.
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I'm using my mad hands.
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Great work, Milo. Time to get some
answers.
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Remember all those times you made fun of
me for being shorter than you?
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Yeah. So do I.
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This is my lovely wife, Giada. She's
here for emotional support.
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Not that I need emotional support.
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Or that there's anything wrong with
admitting that one needs emotional
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support, because sometimes... Nice to
meet you.
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By the way, how often are you in our TV?
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Not that often.
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Oh, I was kind of hoping you'd say
never.
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So, how does this work? Do I take an
oath or give a speech or fill out
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paperwork? We'll get to that. Maybe.
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Maybe? You think?
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When we announced you were a candidate
for the tribunal, a couple of citizens
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volunteered to speak about what kind of
man you are. One of them isn't Alex, is
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it?
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Oh, no, your sister is away on a
mission. These character witnesses are
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right over there.
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Remember Rob Russo?
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Isn't that the gnome you tripped so you
could get Milo's body back?
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Isn't that the centaur that I tipped
over on boys' night?
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Now I wish it was Alex.
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Good luck, Mr. Russell.
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I can't think of any reason why you
won't get this job.
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I can think of two.
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There's got to be something in here
about the amulet. This place is filled
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with stuff. We don't even know what
we're looking for.
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I think the amulet knows.
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Let's try this place.
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Nope. Not this way.
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Not this way either.
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I think it wants us to go this way.
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To find this. A blank canvas.
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I will never understand art.
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Whoa.
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That girl looks just like me.
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She even has... Same amulet. What do you
think it means?
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Maybe it doesn't mean anything.
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Maybe it's just a coincidence.
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Yeah, it's a total coincidence that
Billy's amulet led us to a painting of
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someone who looks like Billy holding an
amulet that looks like Billy's amulet.
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Total coincidence.
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Look, there's something written on it.
What language is that?
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That's ancient Elfish. That's the
language of elves. I took that class at
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Wittek. Great, so you can read it?
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I said I took the class.
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I didn't say I passed it.
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The centaur and the gnome, they hate me.
If they talk to the tribunal, there's no
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way I'm going to get a spot. Now, relax.
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You've just got to get him to like you.
Oh.
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You mean like turn on the Russo charm.
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Honey, you're cute. I mean bribery.
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What's one thing garden gnome can't
resist?
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Whoa. Is that my gift to me?
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It can be.
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Little gift.
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My way of saying thank you for not
saying bad things about Justin to the
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tribunal. What, you think you can buy me
off with a house plate?
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This wouldn't work. I'm out of here.
Never doubted you for a second.
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I got to admit, this is pretty nice.
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Well, you deserve it, my friend. And
once again, I sincerely apologize for,
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you know, tipping you over in the wizard
pasture.
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That was pretty messed up.
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Because of you, I had to see a
chiropractor and a veterinarian.
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Again, I am so...
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So sorry.
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All done.
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Thanks for giving me the back end.
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The front wasn't so great either.
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Wow, thanks.
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You know, Justin, maybe you're not such
a bad guy after all.
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I'm going to head home.
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I want to show off this tail to a cute
unicorn who lives in my building.
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We did it! We won them over with nothing
but our wits and our Russo charm.
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Wits and Russo charm.
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Man, now nothing's standing in my way of
getting on that tribunal.
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Let's go. Come on.
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Oh, sorry, sir. I didn't see you there.
Oh, no.
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Well, well, well.
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If it isn't the jerk bag from the wizard
market.
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Any chance you're not here to speak to
the tribunal?
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You wish.
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Actually, I do.
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If none of us speak ancient Elfish, How
are we going to figure out what this
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says about the painting?
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I know. We go to a cemetery, Dick up an
ancient elf, Philip brings him back to
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life, and he translates it for us.
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I can't bring things back to life.
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You can't? I've got to start being more
careful.
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I'll just use the translation spell.
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There's no time to learn an ancient
tongue.
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Translate this phrase while we're still
young.
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What does it say?
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As the...
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Prophecy. Prophecy about what? Can't
this thing go any faster?
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Bet you wish you dug up that elf.
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As the prophecy foretells, wand in hand.
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By the door!
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Where are you?
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We gotta get out of here. We can't. It's
not done translating.
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I brought you a latte.
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Michael, what are you doing?
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I've always wanted to try a latte.
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By the door!
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I hope you didn't trick me.
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It would make me so mad.
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Oh, great.
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We just made Gardor so mad, and he was
kind of unhinged to begin with.
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Come on, go faster.
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Billy, if you stay here, we'll distract
him. With what? The Russo charm?
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That only works for Dad.
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Come on.
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As the prophecy foretells, one's in
hand, a powerful girl.
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A powerful girl. I like the sound of
that.
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What was that?
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She is the one.
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I'm the one.
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It's the one what?
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Where'd he go?
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Maybe she left.
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Do you have any idea how humiliating it
is to have a meme about you go viral?
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I'm starting to, yes.
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Now you know what kind of man Justin
Russo is. What? A meme?
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Is that all you got? Please.
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My husband will not be taken down by a
meme.
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Wait. I know that voice.
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You're the troll from the wizard market.
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Yeah, well, obviously I'm not really a
troll. I was just pretending to be one
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so Justin could fool you.
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Tiana!
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Hello, Dora.
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Why aren't you so tiny?
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You tricked me.
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I can explain.
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I'm listening.
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I tricked you.
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That's your explanation?
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I don't want to trick him again.
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You guys are going to pay for this.
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Hey!
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Over here, you big oaf. You take that
back.
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My mother was an oaf.
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I'll never know what that prophecy has
about me. I'm just going to go ahead and
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assume that you get banished to the
realm of no return. You know, based on
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our current situation.
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Mr. Russo, do you have anything you'd
like to add? For your sake, I really
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hope you do.
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Hey, you still have a chance, okay?
These people have no idea who you really
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are. You have to show them.
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You're right.
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Esteemed members of the tribunal.
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Based on what you heard today, I may not
seem like the ideal candidate, but I...
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Tour guide.
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But where are the kids?
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It's a Rousseau.
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Uh... Right.
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I assure you, there's nothing more
important to me than standing right
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here.
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Actually, I gotta go.
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Well, that was a real rollercoaster.
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It is now time to vote on whether or not
we let Mr. Russo into the tribunal.
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I know I've made up my mind.
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Wait!
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You can't make your decision yet. Why
not? Because you don't know who my
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husband really is. And sure, he just ran
off without telling us why he was
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leaving or where he's going. And yes, I
am a mortal with no real idea of how I
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got here or how I'll get back.
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Could you get to the point?
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We only have this room until four.
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What I'm trying to say is, Justin Russo
is the best man I know. He leads with
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his heart.
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And he always does what's right.
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Well, stop!
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Justin always fights for what he
believes in. He bends over backwards for
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the people he cares about.
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He's a man of integrity and does
everything by the book.
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He inspires others to do the same. I got
you!
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And if that isn't the kind of man you
want on your tribunal,
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then you don't deserve him.
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What do you think you're doing?
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Protecting my kids. Now don't move.
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You can't tell me what to do.
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I wouldn't be... So sure.
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You take orders from the tribunal. And
Justin is on the tribunal. He is? You
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are? I am.
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But the Cyclops. We had a surprise
character witness. Someone who knows you
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better than anyone.
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It was me. She means me.
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You were willing to put others above
yourself. That is exactly the kind of
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wizard we want on the tribunal.
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I'm on the tribunal!
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Yeah, but how did you know we were here?
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Well, when I saw you weren't on the
tour, I thought of the one place you
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weren't supposed to go, because I knew
that's exactly where you'd be. And here
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we are now.
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I hate being predictable, but I like
being alive, so... Thanks, Jonathan.
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Gador, the realm of no return.
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Really? You were in big trouble.
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He was only doing his job.
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If anyone should be in trouble, it's us.
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Oh, don't worry.
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You are.
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Come on, kid.
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Billy?
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Time to go?
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Wait for me!
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Bye, Garter. Bye, Milo door.
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Actually, it's just Milo.
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You tricked me again!
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Gotta go.
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Well, guess I'll never know what you
wanted me to
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learn.
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doing? We're supposed to stay in our
rooms. I wanted to give you something.
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You took it?
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It's your prophecy.
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You deserve to know what it says.
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As the prophecy foretells, wand in hand,
the powerful girl, she's the one who
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will end the world.
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What? I'm sorry, did you say end the
world?
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Were you eavesdropping?
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I didn't want to interrupt a nice moment
between you guys, but I also wanted to
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hear what the prophecy said, so it used
to obviously seem like the right move,
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but now I'm kind of regretting it.
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Maybe you read the prophecy wrong. Yeah.
Yeah, maybe it said bend the world or
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defend the world or offend the world.
That last one I could definitely see.
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No. The prophecy's clear.
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A powerful wizard is going to destroy
the world, and that wizard...
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It's me.
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