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Chosen from among all others by the
immortal elders Solomon, Hercules,
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Atlas, Zeus, Achilles, Mercury, Billy
Batson and his mentor travel the
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highways and byways of the land on a
never-ending mission to right wrongs, to
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develop understanding, and to seek
justice for all.
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In time of dire need, young Billy has
been granted the power by the immortals
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to summon awesome forces at the
utterance of a single word.
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word which transforms him in a flash
into the mightiest of mortal beings,
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Captain Marvel.
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work. I'm in charge. Come on home. No!
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I've got to check.
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Chad? Chad?
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Chad?
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Wow,
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it sure is a great thing I leave the
station, isn't it?
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Especially up here where it's so
peaceful and quiet.
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Is that lightning?
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Possibly. Then again, it may be someone
trying to get your attention, Billy.
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Holy moly, it's the elders.
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Late.
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Oh, elders, fleet and strong and wise,
appear before my seeking eyes.
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Someday your own image, your own
identity must be revealed to save a
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human life. Oh, I'm not sure I
understand, Solomon.
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You may meet someone less fortunate than
you, someone who feels he cannot cope
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with society.
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But you can be the one to show him how
wrong he is, how worthwhile he can
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really be.
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I can?
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Now, perhaps by remembering what the
poet Wordsworth once said, that best
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portion of a good man's life.
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is his little, nameless, unremembered
acts of kindness and of love.
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Elders, you talk of love and courage,
but I'm not sure what it all means.
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It is not our intention that you
understand everything clearly now,
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Billy, only that you will use this
knowledge when you need it. But
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Solomon... Good luck.
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Mentor, do you understand what they were
talking about?
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Yeah, probably but don't ask me to
explain it.
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I'm afraid it's something you must learn
for yourself Can't even give me a hint.
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Oh sure I can But I'm forbidden to
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Yeah, I think so. You gave us quite a
scare, son.
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My name is Billy. What's yours?
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You may meet someone less fortunate than
you. Someone who feels he cannot cope
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with society.
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Well, you're blind.
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Don't worry.
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It's not catching.
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Ease up, man. I'm not hassling you.
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Don't worry.
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It's just that ever since I lost my
sight, people treat me like I got some
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kind of disease or something.
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Especially my brother.
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Dad!
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He comes now.
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Hey, what's going on?
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Hey, what happened to your head?
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I fell. It's no big deal.
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Oh, Chad, why didn't you listen to me?
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It was only about a year ago that my
brother became blind and...
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Well, he can't take care of himself too
well yet. I can, too.
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Quit bugging me, Danny.
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Hey, could we give you two fellows a
lift home?
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All right, thanks.
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Come on, Chad.
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I'm not helpless!
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If you like sticking around, I can fix
that bumper for you, mentor.
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Yeah, I can help, too.
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You better not, Chad.
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You can get hurt messing around with
tools.
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Wait, Danny, maybe Chad can. Forget it.
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I've only kind of worried about him
lately.
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He's been real moody.
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Well, perhaps, if I may be so blunt,
Danny, part of his problem could be the
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way you overprotect him.
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Well, when our folks are working, I have
to protect him.
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Well, he sure can't take care of
himself.
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How do you know they let him try
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Chad
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it's me Billy.
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Can I come in?
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That best portion of a good man's life
is his little, nameless,
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unremembered acts of kindness and of
love.
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Tom Sawyer.
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Oh, it's all in Braille.
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Have you read this?
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I read all those books.
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What do you want with me anyhow?
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Nothing. Just like to be your friend,
that's all.
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Why? Feeling sorry for me?
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No, man. I just thought we could do some
stuff together.
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Like what?
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Sell pencils on street corners?
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Okay, you're blind.
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But so are a lot of other people.
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Like Jose Feliciano.
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Ray Charles and Stevie Wonder.
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So? So they proved being blind doesn't
make any less of a person.
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How would you know?
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You're not blind.
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No. I'll bet you're more tuned in to
sounds and smells and feeling things
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than I am.
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Well, try smelling sunshine sometime.
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I got a better idea.
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Wait at the top of the stairs, Chad.
Okay.
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Okay, Chad.
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Now listen to the sound of the bell.
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All right? The sound of the bell.
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Good boy, Chad. Now throw it back to me.
Listen to my voice and throw it right
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back to me.
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Good boy.
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All right, now once more. The sound of
the bell.
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Good boy, Chad.
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I don't believe it.
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For a lad who feels useless. I say that
your brother has pretty fair hands.
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I'm just afraid he's going to get hurt
messing around like that. Oh, that's a
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chance he has to take.
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Look at that smile.
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Well, just the same. I'd better keep an
eye on him.
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All right, now once more.
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Good boy, Chad.
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He's getting good, isn't he, Danny?
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Yeah, real good.
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Just be careful, Chad.
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See what I mean?
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He'll get it together, Danny.
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Just give him time.
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Jack!
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He certainly is leading us a merry
chase, isn't he?
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Well, maybe we better split up and cover
a wider area.
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Yeah, and we can meet back here later.
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Right. Well, good luck.
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Jan!
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Hitler bit me.
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Got me in the leg.
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Are you putting me on?
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I'm not putting you on.
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I gotta get help. No. Moving on around
like that will just spread that poison
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faster. Now you rest here and I'll go
for help.
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How are you gonna make it? You can't
see.
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I'll make it. Now you just lie down and
keep that leg low.
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He's been bitten by a rattler. Holy
moly. Where is he now?
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About a mile back, I guess.
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Well, there's only one person who can
lead us to him, and that's you, Chad.
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You think you can do it?
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Well, I got Danny into this. I'll get
him out.
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Attaboy. There's one other problem.
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Danny may need snake bite serum, and our
paramedic gets back in the van.
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Our only chance to get it in time is
Captain Marvel. Captain Marvel?
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Do what you must do, Billy.
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Billy. Someday your own image, your own
identity must be revealed to save a
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human life.
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Chad, let me ask you to keep a secret.
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Promise never to tell anyone what's
about to happen here today.
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I don't know. What are you going to...
Chad, just promise me.
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Okay, I promise.
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I'm fine, Chad, but I'm no longer Billy.
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That voice, I've heard it.
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On the TV news.
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You're Captain Marvel.
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That's right.
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And that's a secret we must share.
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Oh, don't worry, Captain Marvel.
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I'll never tell anybody.
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Chad, the success of this depends on
you. Good luck.
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He really moves out.
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Which way is it to Danny, Chad?
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There's an old dead tree that creeps in
the wind.
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It's this way.
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This way.
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Chad?
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Who am I kidding?
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It's probably watered around lost out
there.
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lost, Mentor.
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We'll never find Danny.
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He's going to die, Mentor.
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Don't panic, Chad. Get a hold of
yourself.
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Look, I know you're afraid. So am I.
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But we've got to stay calm and think
this thing out.
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Now, try once more to get your bearings.
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Oh, it's no use. I can't. Come on, try.
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Wait.
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We're still on the right track, mentor.
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I remember smelling that stagnant water.
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Yes, I smell it now.
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Good work, Jack.
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My jacket.
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He's gone. He's gone, Mampour. You sure
this is the spot?
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Yeah, I think so.
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My jacket, I'm sure.
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Must have set out on his own.
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anything broken how do you feel probably
well we'll take care of that right now
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valley
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hospital emergency unit this is captain
marble over this doctor swanson go ahead
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captain marvel i have a teenage boy with
a rattlesnake bite on lower leg
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presently treating him for shock Please
advise, over.
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Before administering serum, the victim
must undergo a sensitivity test.
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We'll talk you through it.
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Roger.
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Just relax, Danny.
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Everything's going to be all right now.
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How are you feeling now, Danny?
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A lot better, thanks to you, Captain
Marvel.
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Well, you should really thank Chad here.
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He led us right to you.
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I never thought you'd pull it off.
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That's why I tried walking out on my
own.
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Looks like I was the one that almost
messed everything up.
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Well, maybe we all learned something
today.
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About ourselves and each other, huh?
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Hey, where's Billy?
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Oh, uh... I'm sure we'll find him back
at the house, keeping your mom and dad
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company. Right, Chad?
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Right, Captain Morrow.
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how much sounds can tell you.
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Huh? For example?
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Well, the sound of the tires tells me
we're on an asphalt highway.
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Very good.
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What else?
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The sound of the motor tells me that
we're running out of gas.
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What?
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Oh, no.
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That last gas station is two miles back.
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If only Captain Marvel could lend a
hand.
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If there's no one around, it'd be
perfect, huh?
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It was just a thought.
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