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<i>Chapter 5 - "Crazy Love"</i>

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Yes, you! That's my business!
Quincy Endicott Healthy Tea.

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You sound good.

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I never drink it.

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Me neither.

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Yes! It's all for the money!

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Yes, the money
distracts from my problems...

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...and the crushing loneliness.

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The more money I get,
The bigger my mansion becomes...

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...and the more lost I feel.

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 �This house is so big, that sometimes
I don't know where I am or who I am!

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Well, I'm glad that
your nephews came to visit you.

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Yes!

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Yes, it's a pleasure to have company.

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A great pleasure.

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A great pleasure, guys!

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A big- Yes, yes.

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<i>A great pleasure, Heather...</i>

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Um, Beatrice, why?
Do you pretend I'm your nephew?

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We need money.

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Will you scam him?

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I was thinking more about robbing him.

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- What? Of course not.
- Why not?

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We already stole a horse.

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- Hi guys.
- We didn't.

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Fred is a talking horse,
you can do whatever you want.

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I want to steal.

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What? They are crazy.

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To get to Adelaide,
we need two cents.

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So do what-

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Two cents?

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- Only two?
- Yes, we need two to...

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...get on the ferry to Adelaide.

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Come everyone!

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Let's retire to the living room and enjoy
my luxuries and excessive wealth!

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I may have some
loose change you don't need.

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Admire, nephew, the
majesty of wealth!

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What was that?

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What's up, Uncle Endicott?

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Your forehead is sweating.

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Highly strung.

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I have been...

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...very nervous these days.

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Why?

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Yes, yes. Maybe it would be a good idea
talk to someone about it.

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It all started one day when I was exploring
my enormous and labyrinthine mansion.

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I entered a section that
I didn't remember building it.

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Isn't it funny?
It must have been the old section.

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It was darkly illuminated.

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I continued forward, and found the portrait
of the most beautiful woman I have ever seen.

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It was then that things
They became somewhat strange.

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Since that day, I'm obsessed
with the woman in the portrait.

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I could only think about her.

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I had fallen in love...

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...of a ghost.

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Too big, control yourself.

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I look crazy, don't I?

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Maybe it's time for them to retire
of my home full of treasures.

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No!

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Yes, man!
I want to see the ghost!

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Oh how I long to see her
once again, too.

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- To the portrait!
- Yes, yes.

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Heavens! Ghost hunt!

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Fred, go with them.
Get me time.

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While I do it,
I will steal other things.

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We are supposed to search
loose coins.

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That's what-

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Oops. That's what I do.

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Well, let's try not to break more-

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Oh hey.

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Hey, you didn't check the closet.

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Endicott is back, hide!

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- Is that the portrait?
- No.

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Look, why don't I let you know?
When do we get to the portrait?

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Good. What's the problem, man?
You seem nervous.

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You know me well, nephew.
The truth is that I am...

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...terrified.

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From a ghost?

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They're just floating things.

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I don't fear the ghost.

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I fear that...

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...there is no ghost.

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What happens if I'm in...

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...the shore of...

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...madness?

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Maybe the doctors were right.
Follow me, back to the living room!

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The living room? �Why� 
Would we like to return to the living room?

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There is no one in the room.

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certainly no one
stealing your money.

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Yes, this is not the time to
Give up, old man.

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It has to be a ghost!

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How can you be so sure?

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Because I really want to see a ghost...

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...quite a bit.

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Well, I think they're gone.

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Beatrice? Are you there?

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Yes, smart boy,
look for coins.

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I can't see anything here.

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I don't think this
have pockets.

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Check carefully, maybe someone
I sewed money into the fabric.

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No.

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-Do people do that?
- I have done it on my clothes.

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Do you wear clothes?

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Like a little vest?

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- Or small buns?
- When I was human, silly.

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Did you use to be human?

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Did you know that?

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- I don't think he knew.
- Holy shit!

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Let's look for those
coins, okay?

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Open the door.

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It's stuck. I think
We will spend time together.

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Help!

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The greenhouse.

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This is where I grow my Camellia
to try new teas.

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Maybe we should enjoy the...

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...silent tranquility of...

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...this place.

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Ghost!

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- I can't do it!
-Uncle Endicott,

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It's just a...
rare chicken

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Yes, it's one of my
award-winning peacocks.

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When I think of all this love,
I forgot to feed them.

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It seems like I lost my mind.

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We can look for it later
to find the ghost.

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Heave-ho!

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Yes, yes.
Heave-ho.

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Towards the abyss...

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...to never return.

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Don't you want to go back to the living room?

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- Hey, are you still there?
- Yes, Wirt, I'm still here.

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How did you become
on a tile?

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- What is that?
- Don't change the topic.

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There's wind coming out of here.

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Oh, right.

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- What?
- A secret passage!

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- So, about your dark secret...
- Hey, why don't you tell me yours?

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My secrets are very secret.

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Look, light.

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Now who evades the question?

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You.

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Good! I stoned a tile,

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cursed my family,
and now we are tiles.

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Are you happy? It's your turn.

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Heavens.

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Your entire family?

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Yes.

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That's why you'll go with Adelaide,
to fix it?

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That was the plan, but...

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...yes, that was the plan.

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You will solve it.

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What I know is that I won't be back until
to be able to make them human.

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I would do anything.

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Okay, my turn. Good.

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Well, it's strange to admit it but...

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...I like a girl.

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That's all.

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Is that all?

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And I think about her a lot,
and I play the clarinet.

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Wirt! You must be joking.

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And I whisper poetry through the
nights in my room.

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Wirt, none of that is strange.
They are just-

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Well, the poetry thing is strange.

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They are just part
of your personality.

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Do you play the clarinet?

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- More or less.
- What else can you do?

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I don't know.

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Hey...

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Doesn't this room seem different to you?

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In what sense?

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It has a Rococo-French style.

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Does not match tastes
Endicott Georgians.

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How, what?
What are you talking about?

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Shouldn't I know those things?

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Maybe Endicott
I built without thinking about it.

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Or maybe-
Oh, right.

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What if the ghost
what I was talking about was...

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This is the room where...

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...I saw her for the first time.

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Is it just one room?

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Just one room, nephew?

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This is the bedroom
of my true love...

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...and here it is...

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...about us like
the dazzling sun.

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Isn't there a ghost?

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So I'm...

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...crazy.

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Don't go crazy.

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Hey...

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What does this mess do?
so suspicious here?

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It seems there was a conflict-
a violent conflict.

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What do you suggest?
my equine comrade?

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Nothing, nothing.
I'm just-

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"Endicott is a lunatic who
got rid of the owner...

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...and now he pretends that he is the owner!

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What?! Who do you think you are!

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Making accusations
Now I understand...

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They're after my money!

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Do you know what I did to get it?

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 ��The things that these dirty hands
did they do to get this money?!

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I won't steal again, I swear.
I will get an honest job.

201
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And what do you say, nephew?

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I'm confused.

203
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Well then-

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"He's coming for me!"

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Wait, man! Face your fears!

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Mr. Endicott?

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Are you okay?

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Ghost.

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What do you want
of me, spirit?

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Spirit? But you are the ghost.

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Lady, I assure you that
I am flesh and blood, and...

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...I welcome you to my home.

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Your home?

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Good man, are you
in my home.

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Impossible!

216
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Look here. Can you see?

217
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This is my Camellia garden
for my tea company.

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Margueritte Grey?!

219
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With all due respect, madam,
This is my tea garden.

220
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Quincy Endicott?!

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Their mansions are so big
that are connected.

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You mean that-

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�That beautiful ghost was actually...

224
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That handsome specter
It was just...

225
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...my business rival?

226
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Greg, I can't thank you enough.
for helping me face my fears.

227
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You are a lovely boy
with a talent for change.

228
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Take this penny and start your fortune.

229
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And here's one from me, too.

230
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Hey, that's good.
We can get on the ferry.

231
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Well, I think it's time that
Let's go with Adelaide del Pasto...

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...the good woman of the forest.

233
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What about you, Fred?
Will you come?

234
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No, thanks. Now I work
like an official tea horse.

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I guess that will be all.

236
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Go on your way, boys.

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- Goodbye.
- Goodbye.

238
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And don't forget to buy
Endicott Brand Tea.

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- Wirt, you did a good job.
- Really?

240
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You have more ability than I thought.

241
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Greg, our pennies!
Why did you do that?

242
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Because Uncle Endicott is wrong.

243
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I have no change, no change.


