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The swamp is my world. It is who I am.

It is what I am. I was once a man. I

know the evil men do. Do not bring your

evil here. I warn you.

Beware the wrath of

Swamp Thing.

Yes, Jim. Most of what you see is still

untouched.

It's the way nature meant it to be.

Wild, natural, free.

And what's this one?

>> That's the cardinal flower. Loidia

cardinalis. One of our most brilliant

reds. It's almost extinct.

>> How'd that happen?

>> People.

A recent draconium green dragon. It's

very scarce, too.

>> People.

>> Yes.

Wow. What's that? Looks awesome.

>> Go no further.

>> Looks like one of those imaginary places

you read about.

>> It's not. There's danger there, and it's

very real. Looks can be deceiving.

>> What makes it dangerous?

>> I shouldn't have let you here.

You're not going to tell me, are you?

>> No. Just stay away from there.

I wonder what he didn't want me to see

there.

It's okay, Jim. Everything's going to be

okay. Honey, be careful. Please.

God,

this is K. I'm Dr. Mure. Oh, would you

mind just moving over a little? I have

been on my feet since dawn. Dawn

yesterday.

I'm an infectious disease specialist and

I've been called in on Jim's case.

>> How ill is he?

>> Well, I won't lie to you. Jim's

condition is very serious. I've studied

his blood work and it seems that there

is a venom of some sort in his system.

>> Venom? But how?

>> I was hoping you could help me with

that.

Did he happen to mention to you about

receiving any bites in the last couple

of days?

>> No, but he was in the swamp just before

he got ill.

>> Well, we're still trying to isolate the

toxin, but in the meantime, I'd like to

take a look at Jim.

Is Jim going to die, doctor?

>> Well, it's my job to see that he

doesn't. I'm pretty good at what I do.

>> What is that?

>> It looks like a bite of some sort.

Any progress?

>> The problem is identifying the chemical

characteristics of the venom without

having a a specimen.

>> Is there any way to get one?

>> I don't know where to begin to look.

It'd be like looking for a needle in a

>> dress. I was alarmed to hear about Jim.

He's going to be all right, isn't he?

>> They don't know.

>> Well, why not? What's taking them so

long?

>> Well, that's a very complicated

procedure, Mr.

>> Doctor Arcane. Have they discovered what

Jim is suffering from?

>> Some kind of poisonous bite?

>> A snake, perhaps? Oh, not likely. Now, a

snake usually has a single venom.

Whatever bit Jim has more than one. Our

guess is that it's a hybrid.

>> Guessing, doctor, with a child's life at

stake.

>> Well, it's the best we can do for now.

Unless maybe you have the answer,

doctor.

>> Ah, I appreciate your concern. I'll call

you if I need anything.

>> Our prayers are with you.

Good evening. I'm Dr. Arcane. Mrs. Kip

has asked me to look in on Jim. Could

you tell me which room is it?

doctor

his chart.

>> Thank you.

It's

>> a sad case, isn't it?

What did you say your name is?

We should take a memory course.

Would you mind telling me what you are?

I got this thing where I love to wander

around different neighborhoods late at

night.

I sneak out after my mother goes to bed.

You're not going to tell me, are you?

My fault.

Pour the uncooked rice over the bottom

of the roaster. You chop up some onion,

some celery, and then throw that in.

Make sure it's chopped really fine.

Tablespoons of butter and a cup of

chicken broth. And now lay the chicken

over the rice and put it in the oven for

about 2 hours or 300.

It's the grease from the chicken that

makes the rice really good. Maybe I'll

try that on.

What is that? Well, I did go out with

a couple of glasses of cheap wine. He

asked if he could drive me home. I let

him walk me my car.

>> Yeah.

>> So, we're at the car and he asks if you

can call me. I need to

We've got a bed for you. You can get

some sleep.

>> I don't need any sleep.

>> Well, then just stretch out on the bed.

It's right across the hall. If Jim

calls, you'll hear him.

Ow.

It's just like gyms.

Good doctor.

I've got a captain.

No.

Heat.

Heat.

Hey,

no.

I got you.

Mom,

help.

Take a look at this.

You did good.

I'm here, Jim.

It'll be all right, Jim.

It's time to admit you as a patient.

>> No,

>> don't worry about me. Worry about Jim.

>> I'll come and tell you if there's any

change.

I promise.

>> What if he doesn't succeed?

>> I just have. I've identified all the

chemical properties of the venom. I can

make the antidote now. Thank you.

>> I've got to go to Jim.

>> Congratulations. You just saved two

lives.

There,

it's done. You'll be fine.

Jim, you're going to make it.

I can't believe it.

Oh, thank goodness.

How'd I get so better?

>> The marks are gone.

>> I don't understand.

Maybe you don't have to.

>> Maybe I don't. The important thing is

you're all right.

The insect was your creation, Dr.

Arcane, and the days of your evil works

are numbered. You can alter the elements

of the swamp, but you'll never succeed.

I will always be there to stop you.

Heat. Heat.