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The conflict between the earth and man
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is not new. The spirit of mankind is
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persistent, powerful, an irresistible
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force. And when the spirit of man comes
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into conflict with men, the swamp has no
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vested interest. It watches and waits.
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utterly fascinating.
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Careful, that parchment is over 1,000
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years old.
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It's quite irrelevant compared to what
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it represents
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and what it will lead us to.
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Still, it's an important piece of a
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puzzle and quite worthless without the
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rest of my research.
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Let's not forget my contributions,
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Goldwise.
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Yes, the geological soundings you
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obtained of the landscape in the year
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1000. But if we find those burial
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grounds, we will find the temple and the
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secret to death itself. Goldwise,
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the Mayans had it, and I shall have it.
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When do we leave? I'm afraid we don't.
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I'm sorry, Bart talk, but your style of
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archaeology disgusts me. I'm going to
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make sure this discovery goes to the
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Smithsonian, not some antiquities black
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market.
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I see.
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I'm afraid I don't have the luxury of
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government grants.
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I make my money where I can.
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Then here is what you want.
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$6,000 for the work you did in cash as
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you requested.
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Good evening.
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Huh?
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The swamp is my world. It is who I am.
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It is what I am. I was once a man. I
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know the evil men do. Do not bring your
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evil here. I warn you.
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Beware the wrath of
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swamping.
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Oh, baby. Baby,
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how would you like to have breakfast
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with me every morning? Let me put you
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over here by the milk.
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Morning.
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Hey. Hey, buddy. You got knuckles. Why
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don't you try knocking?
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We didn't mean to startle you.
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Yeah. Well, you already did.
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My associate and I would like to hire
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the services of your swamp tools.
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Cool. Well, listen. I'm uh I'm all
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booked up till Thursday, but how about I
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put you down there
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today? Now.
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Where do you want to go?
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Keep going straight ahead.
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So you guys had to kidnap someone to
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drive your boat.
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I'm telling you, I'm just tour sitting
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for my stepmom. Hey, I'm from Philly. I
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I don't know from swamps.
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Curious profession for a boy from
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Philly? Running swamp tools. Don't
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watch, kid. Shut up and enjoy your
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scenery.
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What's the matter? Thing make you
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nervous?
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Leave him alone, Alonso.
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According to the professor's notes, this
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whole area used to be dry.
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Dry? This place? You got to be kidding
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me.
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Yes. a thousand years ago. What's going
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on with the engine?
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Look at the size of this buck, man. It's
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as big as a Hope diamond. I'm going to
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die out here. I'm going to get eaten by
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bugs and die. Here, hold this.
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He's not your beast of burden, Alonzo.
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He's our guide.
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Not right now, we ain't. Who made you
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king anyhow?
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I know where we're going. And I know
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what we're after.
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I'm thrilled, but it don't mean Jack
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without me. I'm the one with the
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contacts that want to buy.
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Gentlemen, I give to you the ancient
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burial grounds of the Mayan Indian
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nation.
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Mud
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mud and and roots and crawly things.
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I need your assistance, Alonzo. A little
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adventure. Satchels of money. YOU JERK.
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NOTHING HERE BUT BUT DEAD SHRUB.
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INCREDIBLE. Look at this turquoise and
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silver. My end in design.
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Yeah, it's a lovely jewelry accessory,
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but what's it worth
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to him? Nothing. To us, priceless.
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Guys, look. Guys, this this is a
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graveyard. Don't you guys respect that?
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Let's get to work.
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This ain't it, is it?
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Seen it.
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Brilliant. Alon. So brilliant. After
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centuries of hiding, this stone tablet
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contains the secrets worth eternity.
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1,220
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odd years ago, that's when this stone
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was inscribed.
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Think about it. Our history, our way of
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life, our culture was nothing more than
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a possibility when some young man put
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knife to stone to create this.
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Do you know much about native
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anthropology? Will
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what? Like Indians?
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Mayans, one of the richest cultures of
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the world. But before their downfall,
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the Mayans hid their riches.
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Oh, and you think that it's around here?
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That burial site proves it will. It's
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irrefutable. The legend is true.
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Listen, you know, I hate to, you know,
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burst your bubble and everything, but
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I've been around here over here. I've
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never heard of any treasure.
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The legend says that the treasure is
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protected by Mayan warriors whose blood
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was drained and placed in the sacred n
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of the underworld. Those warriors are to
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guard the Mayan temple for all eternity
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and are sworn to kill any who seek out
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its treasures.
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The only guardians of artifacts are the
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legends that are handed down with them.
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But of course, we're above all that,
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aren't we?
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I ain't. I told you, man. We run into
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any of them ghoulies, I am out of here.
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You got my office number, give me a call
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there.
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What's this? A compass will. Time for
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you to earn your keep.
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What was that? Felt like something
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ripping my skin off.
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No way. This place used to be a
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mountain.
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The water level was much lower back
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then. This whole area used to be well
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above ceiling.
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Yeah. Well, what if the place is
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underwater now?
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Then we have some swimming to do, my
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friend. Let's go.
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We should be going west, right?
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Yes, west.
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I'm going. Quit spitting jeans on me.
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Where's
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every terrain has a particular character
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to be watched for?
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Do you understand what I mean?
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No. You mean we should have stayed at
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Hotel 8? I'm in.
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Well, in Syria, we didn't camp on rock
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piles because of scorpions. In Siberia,
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it was snowpacked cliffs.
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Is there anything particular about
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camping in a swamp we should know?
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Hold on.
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Yeah. Yeah. Um, don't put your tent too
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close to the water. They're gators and
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everything. You're probably better off
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underneath this tree here.
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What are you doing?
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Hey, just keep the mosquitoes off.
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Besides, you're going to have to leave
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your flap open at night while you sleep,
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right? Get soaked when it starts to
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rain.
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Better than suffocating. These cheap
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tents, they seal up when they get wet.
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Shut up.
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Don't do any talking and don't do
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anything stupid. I got my own problem.
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Philly boy. Huh? Crazy cha cha
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at the burger taco stand down by the
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station. You've been to Philly?
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It's got a museum, ain't it? I've done
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some business there.
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So, you're an archaeologist, too?
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Me?
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I'm just looking to get rich, if you
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know what I mean. I don't care if it's
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ancient gold or paper presidents.
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Now, shut up. I said no talking.
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bar talk.
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He's a little nuts over anything old.
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Little tuns if you catch it. History is
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history. That's the way I see it.
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Seems like an awful lot of trouble. Why
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bother?
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It's a safe bet. Most of my customers
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are on the sly. They're not going to say
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anything. And even if they did, got a
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hundred rich people that willing to bail
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me out.
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So he finds them, you sell them. But
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must know an awful lot about this, huh?
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Why do you need him anyway?
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Maybe I don't. Maybe I need you even
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less. Now shut up. I said no talking.
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Yeah. What B talk does ain't that
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special.
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You and me could find that May stuff
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without him if we had to.
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No way. I told him no. I'm telling you
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the same. Robin Graves, that isn't my
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style. It's not
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Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. You told
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him what? I told him no. The only reason
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I'm here is because you guys forced me.
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I don't want to be a partner.
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He offered to cut you in.
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It's hard enough to get some sleep
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without all the talk.
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I keep telling the kid to shut up.
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You're on watching 15 anyway. What are
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you bitching about?
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You never talk to me. Understand?
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leave the bug stuff.
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Thanks.
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Get away. Get away. Did you see him,
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man? Did you see it? What? What?
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A face. A horrible face in the fire.
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Get rid of those coffee beans, you
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idiot. You know what they DO TO YOU.
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WASN'T THE BEANS, MAN. There's a face in
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the fire.
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Just go back to your tent and sleep it
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off. I'll take over.
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HEY,
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come on.
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What? What's going on? What's
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you
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You're the one who told me to park my
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tent here in the first place.
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What are you talking about?
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And how convenient YOU HAPPEN TO BE
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STANDING BY TO WATCH THE SHOW.
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I heard you out here raving like A
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MADMAN.
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COME TO THINK OF IT, YOU'RE THE ONE WHO
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ASKED THE KID WHERE TO PUT IT IN THE
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FIRST PLACE. IS THIS SOMETHING YOU TWO
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GUYS TALKED ABOUT BEFORE?
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DON'T BE RIDICULOUS. YOU'RE A LUNATIC.
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So once we use that tablet to find the
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temple, you'll have what you want. Okay,
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I can go, right?
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Shut up. No talking.
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Just asking.
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Wait a minute. Hold on. Which way are we
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headed with?
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West.
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You little liar.
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Hey, what? What's going on?
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This morning when we broke camp, that
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thundercloud was to the south. Now it's
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to the north.
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How can that be?
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Magnets.
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They can be hell on compasses.
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Smart guy like you ought to keep his eye
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on the sun rather than counting on me.
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So much for the naive little boy from
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Philly, huh?
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Okay. Okay. Look, maybe I know something
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about the swamp, but I got you here.
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Only I can get you out.
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Perhaps.
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And perhaps I'm willing to take that
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chance.
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Hey, Slick. The kid's got a point. He's
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our way out.
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A point? Maybe the point is that the two
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of you planned this. Maybe the two of
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you tried to get me lost so that you
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could keep the treasure.
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Hey, Buckle. I didn't offer to cut the
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kid in.
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Wait a minute. I KNOW.
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SHUT UP. YOU'RE THE ONE SNIVELING ON THE
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DEALS, not me.
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THERE WOULD BE NO DEALS if it weren't
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for Mia.
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Get up. HE'S GOT US FIGHTING AMONGST
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OURSELVES. GO. HELP!
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ALEC!
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Don't go to Alec. What?
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Alan,
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perhaps a bit of assistance is in order.
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Will
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Savi
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Yeah, what he said.
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Oh my god.
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Oh,
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where is it? Where's the earth? Look at
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this. This is a new Porsche. This This
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This is a trip in Vegas. And babes, lots
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of babes. And And a new boat.
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And and and this thingy here, a house.
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Wow. Look at this knight.
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The guardian's earn with the dried blood
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of the ancient warriors chosen to
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protect the temple.
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This is more than wealth.
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This is immortality.
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Come on, brunettes. Redheads,
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the guardians.
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What do they want?
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Our souls, I would guess.
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Alec.
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The earth will get the earth.
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No, no. Help me, you bloody idiot.
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NO.
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Why didn't they take me?
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You aren't the evil they seek.
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Few legacies of mankind have survived
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untouched by time. Greed is one, justice
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is another.
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