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All right, you climb. I'll stand guard.
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Uh, I don't think so. Come on, Ken.
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You're a lot more athletic than me.
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I ride horses, Ashley. They do all the
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work. Besides, I've never had a very
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good relationship with Steep Hills in
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the middle of the night.
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That is so lame.
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I'll take it up with my therapist.
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Fine. You watch. I'll go. But don't be
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gone long. Okay.
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Ashley, maybe this isn't such a good
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idea.
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We've got to get rid of old lady
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Bartholomew somehow.
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I know, but we still have to deal with
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that guy, Will Kip.
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He's just a stupid towny. I'll handle
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him.
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Wait till Bartholomew eats this in the
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morning with her over easy.
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No, but I have
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I'm sorry. I I'm I'm sorry. I can't do
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it. No. Get him.
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Oh,
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it's too bad about Miss Bartholomew.
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I don't know what we're going to do now,
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Will. I can call you Will, right?
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Yeah, sure.
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You see, Will, we're winners of the
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Walden Pon Essay Award ward. It's the
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highest honor there is at Sheridan. And
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our parents were so proud. But now with
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Mrs. Bartholomew taken ill, we'll never
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have another chance to experience the
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wilds of mother earth. Unless you take
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us.
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I can't take you out there without your
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teacher.
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Oh, she's history for a couple of days.
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Believe me, we'd feel perfectly safe
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with you taking care of us.
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Uh, I'm afraid not.
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Look, we happen to know contracts have
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been signed and that you've already been
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paid in full. You obviously need the
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money.
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Look, miss, we have a saying out here in
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the wild. Fresh air is free. Money ain't
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everything.
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Good day.
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I never knew you'd back out on a
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contract. Will,
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I ain't babysitting two spoiled Heathers
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like that.
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Only the two oldest will go. The others
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will choose to remain with their
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teacher.
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You act like I'm supposed to do this.
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You are.
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Uh-uh.
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No way, buddy. That's where I draw the
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line. I'm not spending time with two
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condos jerkheads like that. I can't do
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it. I won't do it.
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The swamp is my world. It is who I am.
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It is what I am.
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I was once a man. I know the evil men
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do.
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Do not bring your evil here. I warn you.
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Beware the wrath of
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Swamp Thing.
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Okay, stop paddling,
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Kimberly. Stop paddling.
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Oh, I'm afraid my technique's a little
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rusty. Will
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leave a little water in the swamp,
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Stevenson.
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I thought you said you had experience at
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this.
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My parents have much larger than this on
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Lake Jet.
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Oh, yeah.
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Congressman Stevenson owns the whole
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lake.
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Look for him. All righty. I want to make
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camp before night.
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So So
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get your bags.
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Isn't that your job?
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What?
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The Boston Lansberries haven't lifted a
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bag for generations.
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Yeah, well, Philadelphia Kip thinks it's
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time for new tradition. So lift. Let's
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go.
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It is so hot out here. I cannot believe
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it. My hair is terminal. I just know it.
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I don't know why we have to drive into
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the swamp.
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Well, cuz cars will scare the snakes. It
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is so gross. Are you absolutely sure we
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get three wishes?
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That's what I heard.
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Yeah. Well, what if you got it wrong? I
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mean I mean is it possible that it could
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have been three tests and one wish?
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Wishes always come in threes, Kimberly.
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That's the way it works. And I know what
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I'm going for first.
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Yeah, valet would be nice.
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I'm talking about something important
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and special. Luke Perry or Jason
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Priestley.
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Oh, get real.
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I suppose you've got a better idea.
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Well, as a matter of fact, I do. I'm
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hoping for a full bright scholarship.
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That is the most disgusting thing you
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ever said, Kimberly.
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What are you two talking about?
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A complex mythological concept you'd
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never understand. Is my mascara all
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right? I cannot believe how hot it is
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out here.
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My feet are killing me.
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Spirited, aren't they?
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Those two think they're better than
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everyone else. Can you believe that?
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Try to look past the surface. These
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girls have many problems.
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Yeah, like their personalities.
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Their parents are people of great power
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will. And these girls someday will take
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their place in the world.
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Now, there's a reassuring thought.
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They have a long way to go. That's true.
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They've come here for something they
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think is called the test of Shabbala.
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And that's exactly what they're going to
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get. A test with your help.
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Fine by me. I'd love to teach them a
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thing or two.
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This better not give me varicose veins
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or big legs. The last thing I need is a
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bigger leg.
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Well, here's where we camp. long time.
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I'm tired and I'm absolutely damaged.
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Well, it's too bad. We still got to get
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firewood for tonight.
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Like you're going to pay for a new
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manicure,
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right?
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You know, he is a stud muffin.
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I cannot believe this. There's no place
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to plug this in.
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You can't be serious.
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Well, I didn't know. Stevenson,
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everybody knows they don't have
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electrical outlets out here.
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Camping tips from someone whose idea of
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roughing it is a hotel suite in Paris
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with no BCR.
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I thought you were hungry. Break out our
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chicken.
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Okay, now we have to do this by the
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numbers. Otherwise, Shabba won't show.
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We need a ceremonial fire, remember?
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Then start one.
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That tree's alive, in case you didn't
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notice.
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It'll burn, won't it?
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That's not the point, Ashley. You got to
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learn to respect the nature around you.
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Oh, I guess that seems a little corny
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for you, huh?
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Just make our fire a right, tonto. We
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get enough lectures at school.
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Well, I guess you missed the one about
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gators, then.
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You see, alligators have some of the
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most powerful jaws on the face of the
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earth. Snap your head clean off. Now you
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leave your bag there. You're a midnight
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snack. You didn't even have to get out
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of the water.
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Now my dad's up for reelection this year
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and it's pretty much a walk. Kimberly,
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how could you possibly know something
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like that?
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He's got all the unions in his pocket.
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They think he's going to do things for
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them. What a joke.
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Yeah, well, my father's going to be CEO
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soon with all kind of stock options and
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other things.
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Talk about a fantastic deal. We use the
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company jet anytime we want.
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Wow. I always wondered what it was like
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inside of one of those.
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I actually haven't been in it yet.
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Thought you said you got to use it
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anytime you like.
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Who are you? Heraldo Rivera. My father's
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a busy man. Is that all right with you?
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What was that?
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I don't think we better talk about her.
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Will you tell us?
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Okay.
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On the other side of the swamp, there's
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a heavily guarded compound. Tons of
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security. Hospital for the criminally
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insane.
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Now, a couple of years ago, their most
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dangerous inmate escaped.
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His name's Bobby Joe Tilman. They were
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caught.
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He escaped in the middle of the night.
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They sent their hounds after him. They
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found one of them dead in the swamp.
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Leg was chewed clean off.
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Could have been an alligator. You said
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so yourself. Mm-
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Autopsy proved that it was human teeth
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marks.
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You mean he ate it raw?
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Rottweiler sushi.
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Nice try, Will, but I saw that story in
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a Freddy Krueger movie. He's doing this
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deliberately.
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Take what you want. Take note. They say
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that you always hear Bobby Joe's crazy
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maniacal voice
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just before he strikes.
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Yeah. Well, I say we do the ritual and
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get out of here. How we doing on the
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chicken bones?
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We have nine. Perfect.
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So, are you two going to clue me into
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what you're up to?
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All right.
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On the third day in the third month of
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the third quarter moon, you can call up
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this genie who'll grant three wishes.
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It's called the test of Shabbala, and
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we'd like you to be the third point to
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our triangle.
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No,
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no, I can't. I I've heard about this
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Shabbala dude and and No,
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no problem. It was just an idea. Maybe
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we should turn in. What? I said I'm
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tired, you know.
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Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
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Night.
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That should hold up.
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All right, hand me the amulet.
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We approach the sacred Shabba flame and
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ask him to appear.
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Oh great Shabala, we offer the sunflower
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to light your way. The ellip.
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Oh great Shabbalva, we offered the food
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of the earth to sustain you from the
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ethereal to the material. Go the green
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son.
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Oh great Chabala, we offer the blood of
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spears to coarse through your heart.
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Come forth through flame. Come forth.
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Throw the red stuff.
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Nothing.
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Do you think we did it? Do Do you think
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that was Shabba?
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I don't know. I really didn't see
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anything.
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W got swallowed by a bush.
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You're out of your mind.
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I swear to God, Ashley,
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you just had a bad knot. WILL, WHERE ARE
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YOU?
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Followed by a VERY LARGE BUSH.
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STOP IT, KIMBERLY.
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WELL, then where is he?
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Well, come on,
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can you hear me? This isn't funny.
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My father was saying to me,
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Yeah, well, my mom was trying to run.
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Do you think we lost him? WE GOT TO GO
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BACK.
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I'M NOT GOING BACK THERE.
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MOM, we need our stuff. Kim, my clothes,
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makeup, jewelry, everything.
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What' I tell you, Alec? Couple of real
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losers, huh?
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You weren't listening very carefully.
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Yeah, I was getting dragged through thin
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air. Man, my neck is still killing me.
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Well, I had to make it look real.
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Why bother? I mean, who cares about a
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couple of spoiled rich brats like that?
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I care. And what I don't understand is
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your angle, Will. Ashley and Kimberly
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haven't done anything to you.
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Hey, hey, I have known kids like this
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before. They go through their whole life
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getting everything, and they never give
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a damn about what anybody else has to go
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through.
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Well, maybe we can teach them, too.
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No offense, Alec. You You've spent too
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much time in the swamp. You can't teach
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them anything. They already know it all.
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Well, thank you for explaining that to
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me, Will. I was beginning to think you
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were the one who knew it all.
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Do you think he's dead?
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Who?
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Who do you think?
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Mr. Kip, our attitude guide.
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Yeah, well, it was your attitude that
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got us into this mess in the first
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place.
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You're the Shabbala authority, not me. I
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mean, everything had to be just right.
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Stop it, Ashley Dne. Will could be dead
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for all we know.
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If you want to go on without me, go
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ahead. Take off.
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Don't be stupid. We're in this together.
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Uh, Mr. Shabba, sir, look, you if we've
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insulted you or, you know, called on you
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at a bad time, we're real sorry, okay?
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And Will, he had nothing to do with
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this. We were just playing a little
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trick. Throw in the amulet.
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Look,
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the invocation. See, I'm ripping it up.
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No more magic. All gone.
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I don't think this is working.
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Copy. Joe Tilman laughs just before he
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strikes.
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Kimberly, what did we do? What did we do
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to deserve this?
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Well, if we get out of here, I will
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never again want something for nothing.
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It was your idea anyway.
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Not. But ditto. I swear too. I'll give
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my brother a break and I'll even hang
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out with my sister more.
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Yeah. And I promise never to sneak vodka
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from the freezer again and dilute it
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with water.
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I'm never going to steal money from my
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father's sock drawer.
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Ashley,
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it's quiet.
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Maybe we're going to be all right.
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You know,
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my father really doesn't know how much
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money he has in that sock.
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OH. OH, MY LEG.
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KIMBERLY, WAIT.
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YEAH. WELL, you said I could go if I
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wanted. I need your help.
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Come on,
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Ashley. I think we need a rest. You know
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what? If I'd known it was going to be
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like this, I never would have worked so
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hard plagiarizing my Walden essay.
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Ashley,
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do you think they're looking for us yet?
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Not my parents. My father's probably on
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the 13th T.
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Look, Kimberly, if I fall, you know, if
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I can't go on, I mean, if it was me, I
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don't know what I'd do.
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I'm here. Don't worry.
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That's it. Well, it doesn't matter
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anyway. I don't know how much more of
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this I can take, Ashley. I really don't.
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Are you kidding? You're amazing. You've
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called me for a day and a half. You're
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my new hero.
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Now,
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I mean it. Florence Henderson is out.
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You're in. Effective immediately.
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Yeah. Well, before you get too excited,
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you ought to know that I have absolutely
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no idea where we are.
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Wait a minute.
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Why don't we navigate by the stars to
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get out of here?
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Right. Like you ever listen to Professor
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Atley's astronomy lectures?
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No, it's a yaching thing. I've watched
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our crew do it a million times.
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No kidding. You take the North Star,
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that's 90°, and then you hold your other
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arm at an angle.
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What angle?
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Where the sun went down. That's west,
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160. And since we came from the south,
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you split the difference.
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How do you know we came from the south?
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Will said so.
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I never heard him say that.
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No wonder we're lost. We have to start
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paying more attention, Kim. It's
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embarrassing.
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Not bad, Alan. Not bad. I'd be totally
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bored if I didn't know they were
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miserable.
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Something tells me your heart still
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isn't in this.
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I was kidding. All right.
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Truth is, I have been pretty rough on
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those brats. Girls. Girls.
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It's not even them that I resent. It's
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all the things I never had as a kid.
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They just sort of reminded me, you know,
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then Ashley and Kimberly weren't the
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only ones who rose to the occasion.
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I guess not.
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Ashley, can I ask you a question? Is it
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really true what you said before?
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Nah, Florence Henderson is still my
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hero. Sorry.
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I mean, about your father being on the
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13th team. I mean, our parents have to
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be looking for us, right?
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I honestly don't know. It could be a
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month before I might even know I'm
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missing.
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Look, it's a trail.
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We're back on trail. We're going to make
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it home.
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I'm not running anymore.
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Actually, that tree's alive.
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WHOEVER WHATEVER IT IS, WE'LL HAVE TO
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BRING US TOGETHER.
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WELL, you're alive.
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Where are you girls been? I've been
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looking all over for you.
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We got lost.
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Well, it happens. So, did you get what
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you wished for?
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Not exactly,
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but we're not complaining.
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I can't believe it. People are actually
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here.
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I'm dead meat.
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Well, I'm going to be grounded until I'm
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30. Then I'll be dead meat.
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Dad. Dad.
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working.
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Alec
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Alex's not funny.
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Alex
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Heat. Heat.
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