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The search had taken us all over the
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world, and we'd seen many incredible
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things.
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But the sacrifices had been great. Our
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relationship was falling apart.
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I longed for children, family, friends.
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But Robert could think only of one
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thing, the fountain.
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You have the other volume, I assume.
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Do we have a deal or not? Most people
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don't even know about the Vulcanberg
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maps, much less trade valuable books
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just to look at one.
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Vulcanberg 17-10,
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the New World, circa 1532.
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We'd like a moment along with it if you
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don't mind.
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I'll just put these in my office.
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Is it the right one?
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Yes. This is the missing piece.
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There it is. Near uh Homa.
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Incredible. Early 16th century.
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We wanted some privacy.
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Time's up.
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That map of yours had some writing on
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it. Low de la.
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That's a map for the fountain of youth.
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May I ask where you came by it?
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In Lisbon some years ago. We must be
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going.
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You know, there is a man, a very rich,
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powerful man who would pay quite
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handsomely for this.
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It's not for sale.
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Oh, come now. What good is an investment
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if you never see a profit?
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Name your price.
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As I said, it's not for sale.
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The book seller was determined. He made
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a phone call which was to follow us.
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And why not? After all these years, it
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seemed like everything we'd ever seen or
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done followed us. And yet nothing or no
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one really followed us at all. We were
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drifting down a river of time alone.
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Good news, sir. Hm. Or could be Graeme.
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Perhaps just another legend. We'll soon
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see, won't we?
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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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When Robert and I first met, it was the
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clearest spring day you could imagine.
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He was so different then. young and
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excited over the prospect of our lives
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together.
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The fear has changed him.
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The fear of death.
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Just think, after all this time, the
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answer just sits out there in the swamp
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just waiting for us.
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What if you're wrong? What if the map is
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more wishful thinking than history?
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It isn't. Celia, give me this one last
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chance, please. We're too close to give
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up now. What the entire world seeks, we
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will have. Just us together forever.
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Come on. Come on.
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Hello. Oh, we're looking for a Mr. Kip.
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Oh, it's me. Hold on. I'll be right
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down.
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So, how can I help you? We're interested
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in a swamp tour. By golly, you have come
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to the right place. I got several very
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cool tours to choose from. We've heard a
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lot about an area called um Lec Bog. Do
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you go there?
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Oh, yeah. I mean, I can, but but it's
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pretty far in.
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Near the end of the rainbow, I'll bet.
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Excuse me.
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Where the pot of gold is.
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That's enough.
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Folks, you know, maybe we ought to we
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ought to talk about swamp tour some
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other time. I am prepared to offer you
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whatever you ask.
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Even our marriage, apparently.
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You know, I don't I don't think I'm the
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guide for you. Well done, darling.
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Good day.
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You're not rational anymore.
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How much time is left? A month at most.
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You want to know the truth? I wish it
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were gone.
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Once we get to the fountain, we'll have
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all the time in the world.
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Robert.
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Now, do you believe
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I was almost killed? You were almost
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killed.
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Someone's been searching our room, and
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we both know why. The map is real. The
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fountain of youth exists.
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I don't care. Damn it, Robert. Look
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around you. Look at what almost happened
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in here. This is not life. This is worse
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than death. How the hell can you say
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that?
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Life is about living. You're so afraid
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of growing old, it's made you absolutely
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terrified of life.
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I'm going on with you or without you.
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It's your choice.
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Where did you get that?
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Does it really matter to you?
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It's hard to let go.
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So many years,
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so much time together.
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The countless nights lying next to each
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other. A glance passing between you that
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tells a world of thought.
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He'd become like an unpredictable child
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I had to take care of.
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What could I do?
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I don't recall Graeme asking you to
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shoot anyone. Did I?
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No, sir. But
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I mean, usually when I want somebody
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bumped off, I'm pretty bloody specific,
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am I not?
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These people were not to be harmed.
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That's why I deliberately missed.
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I have correlated every known fact about
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this lost fountain of youth, and
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nothing, absolutely nothing, agrees. I
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simply must have that map. I
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I couldn't find it.
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I know.
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But they know where it is. I heard them
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in the hallway. They said they knew
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where it was located.
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Well, that's all well and good, isn't
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it? But who knows where they are. See,
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your incompetence tipped them off. They
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checked out of the hotel and have
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disappeared.
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Call the airport. I want my plane ready.
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I might have to pick something up. For
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the time being,
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stay out of my sight.
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Robert is totally obsessed with the
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idea. He really thinks it exists.
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You know, if all it takes to get him
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riled up is a piece of paper with the
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fountain of youth written on it, I know
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this little tourist joint in St.
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Augustine, Florida that will really flip
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his brain out.
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Unfortunately, he thinks this one is
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real.
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I know it's asking a lot, but I am so
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worried about him. He's totally helpless
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out there.
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Yeah, well, the swamp is definitely no
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place for beginners.
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I better go find him before he gets
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hurt.
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I'm coming with you.
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I That's not a good idea. If If it's no
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place for him, it is definitely no place
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for you.
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I have to, will. My husband has a gun
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with him.
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You think he's foolish enough to use it?
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At one time, I would have said
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definitely not. But right now, I I think
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you're safe if I come along.
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You were out there watching.
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More tragic even than Robert because you
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didn't ask for your fate.
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How foolish and undeserving of the gift
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we must seem to you who is trapped in a
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prison far worse than ours.
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Your husband has enough sense to take
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cover from the rain, doesn't he?
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He doesn't seem rational. I know.
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Well, there's an old gator hunter shack
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up ahead just off the trail. He should
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spot it.
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Look, um, it's it's none of my business,
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but you think maybe you ought to get him
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some some help. You know, like a like a
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shrink. He thinks he's the sest man in
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the world.
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I should have left him, I suppose.
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But I really love him.
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And we've been together a long time.
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Robert,
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he knows too much. He'll ruin
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everything. He has to die.
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Listen to me. You have got to get a hold
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of yourself. You are not like this.
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You're not. Please, Robert.
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Get out.
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Now,
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Alex, man, am I glad to see you. There
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is this crazy man.
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A man in the shack. Yes, I know. I can't
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believe what my senses tell me about
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him.
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He's nuts. Don't need the swamp tell me
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that.
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His mind is going, but not for the
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reason you think. It has to do with his
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advanced age. What is 30 35 years old?
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He is much older than that. I first knew
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from his aura. There's an energy from
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aging, a color, a heat.
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A very ancient tree will have that
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special energy will. But not a man. Not
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unless that man is almost two centuries
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old.
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What?
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He's nearly 200 years old and he's
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dying.
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Ah, Graeme.
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Oh, Graeme. All is forgiven. Do come in.
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I believe I've located what we were
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looking for. This Falconberg map is the
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key to locating the lost fountain of
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youth. And there it is. My goodness. I
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own it. Legend or not, this particular
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fountain happens to be on my land.
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Wonderful, sir. But how did you get a
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hold of this map? Well, the brain is a
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wonderful organ, Graham. It retains
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everything. Even though you don't
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consciously remember how much time was
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left on the last parking meter you
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encountered, the mind still retains the
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information. It's just a question of
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jogging the old gray cells a bit.
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As my old friend, the book seller, would
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agree, the jogging process, while
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wonderful for the memory, is a bit
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debilitating on the jolly old nervous
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system. Well, come on, Graeme. We've got
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some hiking to do.
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It's a relief that you found out that we
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learned each other's secrets.
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How could anyone be afraid of being
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alone
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after knowing you?
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I'm glad you followed me.
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I knew you'd come around.
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I love you.
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The fountain would mean nothing without
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you.
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I wish I could believe that.
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I wish I could prove it to you, but I
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don't think you'd want to believe me.
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Then come back with me.
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Forget about the fountain.
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Why? Why when I could have both? We can
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have both.
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No, we can't.
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We were given a gift.
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An incredible once ina-lifetime gift.
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What did the alchemist say to us when he
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gave us the liquid? He said, "When it is
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gone, there shall be no more."
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He warned us. Remember,
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he told us we would live for as long as
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this magical water lasted.
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But it has to end.
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Come back with me
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now.
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Forget the fountain of youth once and
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for all.
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What are you doing back here?
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Believe me, it wasn't my choice.
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I came to help seal you out of the
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swamp. Look, your fountain of youth
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doesn't exist. It never did. It's all a
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fantasy.
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How little you know of immortality.
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What? Like the fact that you're almost
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200 years old?
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Celia, how could you?
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I didn't tell him. But
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how the hell else could he know about
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us? Us?
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I thought it was just him. What you
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mean? You're both born this way?
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Nobody's born this way.
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You believe in wizards or magic?
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I never did until one day an old man
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stood over a furnace with a beaker. It
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bubbled and settled into the clearest
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blue liquid you could have ever found.
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He held it out and said,
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"Drink, my friend. Drink and live.
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Live.
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Live."
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One drop of life called Aqua Vite.
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inexplicably, wondrously,
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a drop each day until the potion is used
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along with all hopes for future life.
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So that's why you're looking for the
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fountain of youth.
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So you can refill those things.
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Oh, I see it all clearly now. You told
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him too much. Now he's planning to kill
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me so he can have the water for himself.
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Robert,
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I've come too far to lose now.
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Alec, he's getting away.
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Let him go.
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And now here I am
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alone.
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I know it's hard to believe, but he was
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a good man once.
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In fact, it was his goodness which led
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him to save the life of the alchemist.
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And in return, he gave us the Aqua Vite.
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Your husband's been driven mad by his
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quest for immortality.
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Have you ever tried to figure out what
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this Aqua Vite stuff is made out of?
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It's just water and some other elements.
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No more, no less. But
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I'm I'm missing something. What What
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makes it work?
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Their body chemistry. The water may just
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be a collection of chemicals until mixed
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with certain elements in the body system
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and then they're activated. In this
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case, long life.
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It did until a few years ago when we
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started arguing,
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of course.
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Love. That's the key. Strong emotions
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create equally strong changes in the
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body system. It was your love that made
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the war to work. And when love ended,
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so did our immortality.
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But I still love him.
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And your aging is not as pronounced as
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his. You're not growing any older. He is
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because he no longer
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Your husband's heading for LC bog.
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I think this is it. Graham, what do you
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think? Is this a fountain or the
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fountain?
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I think it smells bad.
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Yeah, so do I. Give me my kit.
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Easy now. Let's not be impulsive.
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You're here to steal the water.
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Not steal. Discover, investigate,
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analyze. That's all. I'm a scientist. My
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name's Dr. Arcane. and I was hoping to
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study this phenomenon.
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So, you're in this with the rest of
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them?
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I don't know who them are, but I can
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assure you I have no association.
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My god, the equipe, it's gone.
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You battling about no matter. Goodbye.
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Bloody hell. Batman and Robin, I should
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have guessed.
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I'd like to fix a pair of them.
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Robert,
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it's gone. The aqua bet is gone.
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Thank god I found the fountain.
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No, Robert. This water will kill you.
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Tell them, Arcane.
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Tell him what. Don't know what you're
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talking about. Dr. Arcane.
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Shut up, Graeme. Unless you've got
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something experiment.
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Yes. What about it?
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My god.
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You're telling me that the fountain is
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fed by the stream that you've been using
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for the cyanide runoff,
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which means it's poison.
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Robert, there is no fountain of youth.
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Look at you.
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Look how you've aged.
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Don't you see? It was never the potion.
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Without our love, the immortality you
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want is impossible.
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You're right.
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I gave you up for an unattainable dream.
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I have nothing.
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ONLY DEATH.
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ROBERT, NO.
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I did it.
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There are many lessons in the swamp for
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those who want to see. This time, one
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man learned too late that what you
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already have is the source of life.
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Heat. Heat.
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Yeah.
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Heat.
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Heat. Heat.
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