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The Shazam Isis Hour, Part 2, Shazam!
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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.
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to right wrongs, to develop
understanding, and to seek justice for
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all. In time of dire need, young Billy
has been granted the power by the
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immortals to summon awesome forces at
the utterance of a single word.
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A
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word
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which transforms him in a flash into the
mightiest of mortal beings.
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Captain Marvel!
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You know, we're late and we're lost. I
know.
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You're some navigator, Billy.
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I think you put us over the border into
Mexico.
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Mentor, you've got the map upside down.
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He's blown a tire!
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I'm really glad you came along.
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I'm sure this truck was going over.
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I'm glad to be of help, but I'd drive a
little slower on those curves. Yeah, I
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guess you're right about that.
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You need any help with those? No, no,
I'm fine now. Appreciate your help.
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Thanks.
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Can I give you a hand?
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No, I can take care of it, thanks.
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Uh, maybe you could help me then.
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I'm looking for Desert City.
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Sure. It's, uh, two roads up and you
make a left turn. Who are you looking
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for? Jack Michaels, an old friend.
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You know him?
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Michaels.
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That Jewish family that just moved in
here.
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Yeah, I know him.
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When I mention Jack Michael's name, he
certainly throws up.
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Well, maybe he doesn't like the border
patrol.
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No, no, no. I pray there's more than
that. He doesn't like.
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This is his succotide, and it's a symbol
of the holiday that we're celebrating.
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Tell me, why were you transferred out
here?
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Well, you must have heard about these
big art robberies across the border.
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Yeah, a little.
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Well, there's been thousands of dollars'
worth of artifacts stolen out of...
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museums and churches.
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And we have an idea they're being
smuggled through here. So I'm here to
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work with the Mexican authorities.
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You haven't had any luck yet, hmm? No,
nothing.
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Yale is certainly a fine young man.
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He certainly looks as if he's thriving
out here in Desert City.
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Well, he adjusted perfectly.
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Until now.
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Why? What's the matter?
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He seems upset about this club he wants
to join. I've never really seen him so
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worried before.
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Yale got the message yet? Look, Mr.
Clyde, I've been thinking.
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He's not so bad. Why can't he... We
don't want any Jewish people like Yale
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and the Overlanders. They're just...
They're different from us. You know what
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I mean?
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Well, if you say so.
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Keep up the pressure.
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A little hint now and then should take
care of it. Listen, Harry, be very
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careful. I don't want you to hurt him or
anything. I don't want any bad
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publicity. You understand?
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Just remember what I said, all right?
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Okay.
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Michael, sure are nice people.
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That dinner.
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What's the name of that holiday again?
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It's called Sukkoth.
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A kind of happy celebration, but...
Uh-oh, sounds like the Elder.
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Oh, Elder's fleet and strong and wise
appear before my seeking eyes.
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People must learn to understand, Billy.
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Not to judge someone because he is
different from you or worships
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differently. Soon you will find someone
who hasn't learned that lesson and who
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must be stopped before it is too late.
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I thought I told you to keep an eye
peeled for Yale.
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What are you doing anyway?
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I'm just playing a little trick on him,
that's all.
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Taking a chain off.
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You know, we've been riding him pretty
hard. Yeah, I know, but Mr. Clyde
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says... Well, this will just give him a
long walk home.
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Hey, here he comes now.
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Darn, I'm only half finished.
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Hi.
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Harry, I've got to talk to you about
something.
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Yeah? Well, you seem to be all hot and
bothered because I'm Jewish.
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Is that going to get in the way of my
joining the club?
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Well, now that you mention it, maybe you
ought to give it some more thought.
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Why?
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Because, you know, you'd be the only one
of your people in the club.
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Maybe it wouldn't work out so good.
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Harry, you gotta at least give me a
chance.
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Well, the test is all set.
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But think it over, kid.
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I hate to see you make a mistake.
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Nice country.
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Yeah, sure is rugged. I need to get lost
there.
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Well, let's face it, Billy.
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That's not an impossibility for the way
I read maps.
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What did that last sign say? Five miles
to Mesa Junction?
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Yeah. That's right.
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Can you see that?
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Stop the motor home, mister.
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Captain Marvel.
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Gosh.
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How can I thank you enough?
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I'm glad to help. You okay?
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I'm fine.
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Here's Mentor.
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He'll take you home.
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You're in good hands now.
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I can't understand what happened.
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I just had my bike fixed at Mr.
Oliver's. And he said it was in perfect
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condition.
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What are you thinking, Yale?
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Well... Tomorrow's my initiation test in
the Overlanders.
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Just got a bad feeling about him,
mentor.
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Very bad.
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Okay.
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All right, now. You know what you gotta
do?
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You gotta cross the desert, climb Snake
Mountain.
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Get back to club headquarters before the
time runs out.
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You all set?
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Well, I'll do my best.
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Hey, good luck, Yale. Take it easy.
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Never mind.
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Mr. Olvera said that the chain wouldn't
break so clean and straight.
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More like it was deliberately cut.
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Well, what should we do?
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Well, we've got to tell Jack Michaels.
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But right now, I want to get out to that
test site. I'm worried about Yale.
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He just found out I put salt water in
his canteen. That'll help.
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Hey, who are they?
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President Michael. I think I'd better
leave.
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You better get out there and make sure
he doesn't pass that test.
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You thirsty, Yale?
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Why don't you just give up and look for
some nice cold water?
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You might as well.
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You'll never make it. You are way off
the track.
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Don't try to stand on me.
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Here, this will help.
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I can't put any weight on it.
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And I left my buggy way down at the
bottom of the mountain.
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You know you won't finish the test on
time.
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Well, you're more important right now.
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You can say that after all I've done to
you.
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Like pouring salt water in your canteen.
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I guess you know I cut your bike chain.
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I wondered if you did that.
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And you still want to help me?
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You are really something, Al.
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Sure. But we've got to get going.
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Look, there's a house over there.
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Maybe they've got a phone.
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No, I don't want to go there. Why not?
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That's Mr. Clyde's place.
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Well, he's your friend, isn't he?
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Come on, let's go.
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He sprained his ankle, Mr. Clyde.
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Pretty badly.
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I can't help that.
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I told you a hundred times not to be on
my property except when we finish a
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trip. Yeah, I know. It's swelling
already.
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Harry's got to see a doctor right away.
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Please, Mr. Clyde.
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Can't you drive us into town?
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Yeah, maybe I can.
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You just wait here. I'll get the truck.
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Yale should have been back by now.
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Well, maybe we better go find him.
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You know, Harry, we didn't have to bring
Yale along.
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I got a good mind to dump him.
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You can dump me, too.
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Got yourself a new buddy, huh, kid?
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Yeah, I think you just lost something
off the back.
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Give me that. These are the art
treasures from Mexico.
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Dad suspected that they've been smuggled
across the border near here.
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You used the club as a cover-up, right?
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You're a pretty smart kid, aren't you?
And you smuggled the stuff into town
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under the club's camping gear.
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Not bad. Not bad at all.
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Mr. Clyde, we're not headed back toward
town.
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Where are you taking us?
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Looks like you just have to wait and
see, Harry.
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Gail and Clyde's pickup, and they're
headed away from town.
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I can't climb any further.
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I'm not gonna leave you
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on in any direction people must learn
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to understand billy soon you will find
someone who hasn't learned that lesson
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and who must be stopped before it is too
late mentor i have a feeling i better go
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on ahead be my dad
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On your way now.
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Thank you, Captain Marvel.
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You seem to be around when I need you.
Well, I'm glad I got here in time.
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Yal saved me too, you know. He wouldn't
leave me.
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His ankle's pretty bad.
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We've got to get him to a doctor.
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Well, Mentor will be here in a moment.
He'll take you back to town.
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No, no, you don't.
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He must have been using his place as a
smuggling drop for planes across the
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border. He brings the art treasures into
town on trips with the overlanders.
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I'll see that he's turned over to the
authorities.
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Well, it's certainly wonderful to have
all of Yale's friends with us.
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Mr. Michaels, it's nice to be here with
you on this last day of... What's the
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name of this holiday again?
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Sukkot.
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Sukkot. It's nice to be here, Mr.
Michaels.
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But what's this Sukkot all about,
anyway?
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Well, thankfulness for the harvest and
all of God's blessings.
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You see, the Jews wandered in the desert
for 40 years.
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So we build these huts to remember their
hardships.
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Yes, and there were overlanders in those
days, too, Harry.
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Just as there were bigots.
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Yeah, well, we're going to start a new
club now that Clyde's been arrested.
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Yeah, sure will be a nice one without
him, too.
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Oh, much better.
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Yeah, I think we're ready.
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So what's that mean?
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It's a kind of prayer before eating.
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Oh.
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Then it's the same as grace.
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That's right, Harry.
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It's exactly the same.
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