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and grow.
He followed
me before
What kind of nonsense is this? I was
driving under the speed limit.
Shut up.
You're not the police.
Put these on.
Money. You want money?
I said shut up.
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.
A nice evening, Dr. King.
confident tweets. Hello,
Dr. Aldo
Rudyard. Rodyard,
former professor of bioengineering,
University of Cambridge,
England.
Bless you, madame.
Lucky to have you here. Hope the journey
wasn't too much for you. Hello, doctor.
Do have more refreshment, everyone. It's
not every day I have the honor of
celebrating so much Maverick IQ in one
place.
Dr. Rubjan, lovely to have you here. How
are you, doctor? Good to see you. By the
way, everyone, the person who does win
the prize may collect it in any currency
he or she desires. Gold being my
particular preference. Dr. Sheas, lovely
to see you. How are you? Hello, Dodge.
I'm glad you could.
I'm Theo Bukovski, former visiting
professor at the United States Genetic
Research Institute, now working
independently.
Dr. Bowski.
Yes.
It's a wonderful pleasure to see you.
Yes, sir. I was afraid we wouldn't draw
you out from your seclusion.
My car broke down. So, have you started
the conference without me?
Oh, how could it possibly start without
you? Allow me to introduce you to the
other guests.
Welcome.
When each of you arrived this evening,
you undoubtedly asked yourself a
question. And the question was, what am
I doing here?
Is it to vive for a half million dollar
award? That would have died for a lot of
test tubes, wouldn't it? No.
You came here to correct an injustice.
You came here to rub shoulders with
colleagues as brilliant as yourselves,
to find some reprieve from the mental
pygmies who threaten to pull your work
into the mire of mediocrity.
After all, you are we all are the
persecuted ones. too brilliant, too
radical, too dangerous, too close to the
cutting edge for the stunted minds of
mainstream scientists to appreciate your
particular talents.
Well, the time has come for genius of
our caliber to be appreciated,
recognized,
and rewarded.
Ladies and gentlemen, I give you the
Arcane Award of Excellence.
No identification, no trace of where
you've come from. You're truly a lost
soul. No one's life should end like
this.
Is there any spark of memory left?
Speak to me if you can.
You're not a police.
Put these on.
Money? You want money?
I said shut up.
I said shut up.
You want it? COME ON. TAKE IT. Our
first nominee is Dr. Theo Bukovski.
Oh, come now people. Let's forget our
petty grieviances.
Doctor
I prefer to listen. Let someone else be
first. For instance, you hair arcane.
Oh no, doctor. Uh, as host, I feel my
presentation should be last.
Then find someone else to be first.
Clearly, they are not dying to hear me
speak.
Let him be first.
Dr. Rodyard, would you be so kind?
Certainly.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Before I begin, I suppose someone should
thank our host, Dr. Arcane, for his
cleverness in bringing us here today.
Everything's going like clockwork,
Stella.
More hostile bunch I've never seen, but
I'm ready for that. Won't they be
disappointed when I present my research
and take the award for myself? As
if they could compete with you, doctor.
Well, better get started and be
thorough. There's a good girl. I'm sure
they're hiding all sorts of data.
I'll copy everything I can find.
God's sake, do something about the cold,
woman.
It's not a cold. It was from your
experiment on military uses of pollen.
Oh, well, it does have potential then,
doesn't he? What?
Crying out loud. I wish I brought Graham
with me. God.
And it will certainly come as no
surprise that I've made fantastic
progress where so many others have
failed. Misery fortune in the doorway to
the concept of life itself.
I began learning experiments 5 years ago
on
realized how wasteful those efforts
were.
Who cares if we can recreate the classic
in our lab?
He copied all their papers
except for Pakovski. There was nothing
in his room.
Well, it must be all in that briefcase
that little worm's holding on to. Don't
worry, I'll get it away from him.
That is if this blowh hard ever tires of
hearing himself talk.
Those cuts around the wrist are metal
abrasions, like he was handcuffed.
Doc,
did your friend have any enemies who
would do something like that?
Steve didn't have an enemy in the world.
He works in the lab my wife and I run.
He was our assistant and our friend.
He was tortured before he was killed.
Like he had something the attacker
wanted.
A couple of weeks ago, a mugger tried to
steal my briefcase.
Doc, I'd be careful if I were you. If
the killer didn't get what he wanted, he
might be back.
He might be back. He might be back. He
might be back.
Oh, wonderful presentation, Dr.
Mendicrobe. Absolutely brilliant. It's a
wonder your government didn't collapse
years ago ignoring ideas like that. Now
then, before I present my humble work,
I'd like to introduce to you Dr. Theo
Bukovski.
Doctor, are you ready now?
My god.
Well, I see the alcohol in your systems
has worn down your miserable attitudes.
Miserable s.
My research paper is entitled The
Effects of High Explosives
at Close Range on the Human Body
and Don't Move.
Wait a minute. You're not Pikovski.
Well, the genius speaks, but you're not
genius enough to realize that someone
else could play your little game, huh?
You see, Arcane, I am going to steal the
research data, including yours.
That's bloody outrageous.
Get your little bimbo to bring
everything over here now. And uh put
these on.
We'll do it.
A carnation.
So out of place here,
but not without meaning.
Tell me, little flower.
Show me where you came from.
Nice. Very nice. This court makes me
look 10 years younger.
You've managed to make me look like a
gentleman. I'll be the best dressed man
at the science conference. Science
conference. Science conference.
Our king's conference.
You are an incredible fool, whoever you
are. After all, bombs are such
indiscriminate, sloppy killing devices
without a trace of finesse. Certainly,
there's no creativity or cunning
involved. I shouldn't think there'd be
much satisfaction either.
Certainly doesn't say much for the
mental state of a man who'd create such
a bomb and kill a room full of innocent
people into the bargain. I'd be
embarrassed. No, ashamed to admit to
having stooped to such a an act of
barbaric mass destruction.
Well, you've become quite the
humanitarian, Arcane. Did your killing
of General Sunderland do that for you?
Oh, yes. I know all about that.
So, that's it. Revenge. So what was
Sunderland to you? Conspirator, friend,
relative?
He was my boss. I worked for him for 20
years and we kept the pot boiling all
over the world. North Vietnam, China,
Libya, Romania, Iraq, Iran.
I heard rumors about you.
What was it? He called you?
The handyman.
Ah, yes. the eminence gice of dirty
international politics.
The world was my stage, Arcane. If a
government required toppling, I was
there. Cuz election frauds,
assassinations, those were just my
specialties. I was Sunderland's main man
until you killed him. He deserved it.
Maybe so, but I deserved better. I was
the one that did all the dirty work and
walked away with nothing while you fat
cats profited. You were never exploited
by me.
Oh, really? All this secret research
data that Sunderland gave you? Who do
you think stole it in the first place?
But this
this will make things right. I know a
dozen companies that'll pay a million
dollars for this stuff. And me? Finally,
I can retire in style. And you have no
fingerprints. And there are no
photographs of me anywhere in the world.
So, no one will ever find me.
But wait.
It's too late. You see, this bomb has a
motion detector, and I will activate it
in 20 seconds. So, if any of you move,
which I know you eventually will. Boom.
Oh, I will leave these keys for you in
case any of you need to uh use the
bathroom. Ladies and gentlemen, uh good
evening.
Stella,
good evening.
stairway. Holland
bomb.
Motion detector. Don't come in.
Professional killer. Sunderland's thug.
I said shut up.
I'll be the best dressed man of the
science conference.
He was tortured before he was killed.
Like he had something the attacker on.
Linda, where are you?
I say shut up.
Stop. Come back. Come back.
Come on.
Holland,
where the hell is he? Holland,
I'm here. Arcane.
Bloody hell. Almost gave me a heart
attack. Colin, why'd you do that? Why'd
you save my life in there?
It was the others I was concerned about.
They don't deserve to die because of
your foolishness.
My foolishness? This piece of garbage
almost put an end to me. Look at it.
Chimpanzeee could have designed a more
sophisticated device.
You know this man? He worked for you.
You're crazy. He worked for Sunderland.
No, he's the man that broke into my lab,
who started the fire. He's responsible
for what I have become.
and Linda's death.
Look,
I'm telling you, I never knew who
attacked you in your lab.
You ordered it?
Yes. Yes, I ordered it. But I delegated
the responsibility to Sunderland. I
asked him a favor, and he said the
handyman.
He killed your wife. Not me.
Now look, it's my research, this swine
staller, not yours. And I mean to get it
back from him, with or without your
help.
Hey, come back. I've got a little
present for you. Bonvoage gift from
hell.
God, I felt that one.
My god, Holland. Do you know enough to
dodge bullets by now?
I suppose I'll have to go after him on
my own.
Exactly, Arcane. That's the point.
Evil conquers evil. Well, thanks a
bloody million.
Hey, 007
bombs away.
Well, I can. You're more generous than I
thought.
I'll be sure to use it.
Holland gun.
Heat. Heat.
My score has been settled. The man who
killed the woman I loved and made me the
strange creature that I am has been
destroyed. But there is no triumph.
Though a wrong has been writed, it will
never bring back all that I loved and
have lost.
Oh,
heat.
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