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{\an8}Glitter. According to our
friend the Internet,
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{\an8}glitter was invented in 1934.
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So our sparkly run-in with your murderer--
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Happened way after 1910.
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I have to solve my murder.
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{\an8}I don't want to miss our Grad tomorrow or…
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{\an8}miss out on the rest of my life.
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Macy, we destroyed the blouse
and the murder weapon.
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Eliminating the clues is working.
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We're getting closer to solving this.
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My audition's soon. Look, I know you're the Chloe to my Halle,
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but if you're not up for this--
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You're the Christina to my Meredith.
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We're doing this. And, we can pull a double duty.
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Let's see what the theatre kids know about glitter.
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Well, it's not just
an accessory with them,
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it's a lifestyle. So maybe just stay clear of it for now.
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Yeah, copy that.
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Where's Zane?
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In the library with Miles,
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no doubt filling up his brilliant brain.
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Was it really that dismal?
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Yes! I finally had my date
with Sunny
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and it was a total disaster.
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Well, have you thought
about a reprise date?
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You mean a do-over date?
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Yes. There's
a whole time machine
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that can easily fix this.
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What?
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No. That's reckless.
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Messing with the time-space continuum?
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Einstein and Minkowski would roll in their graves.
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Zane, be a little spontaneous.
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Do you know how many people would kill for a do-over?
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I mean, think about it.
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If one were to go back in time and change something this tiny,
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how would they do it without ruffling the feathers
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of time and space?
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Well, one would have to be
simple and quick.
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No moving locations, no major changes.
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Watch out for Charlie, my ultimate nemesis.
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She's probably lurking around, ready to pounce with an annoying
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know-it-all attitude. Hey, Charlie!
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Billie, perfect timing!
And you must be Macy!
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It's so nice to finally meet you.
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You and Billie are going to carry this audition.
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Wow, uh, thank you?
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Sidebar? Love the shoes,
so fab!
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Thanks! So we're researching
a project on glitter.
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I love glitter!
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Last summer, I worked with the best makeup artist on my brief,
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yet critically acclaimed, run on Broadway.
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This is definitely craft glitter, though.
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Not makeup glitter.
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What's the difference?
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Craft glitter is larger,
more coarse.
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Think sand versus sea salt.
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Charlie, you're up next.
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Best of luck with the
audition! It's gonna be amazing!
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Bye.
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She's the worst, right?
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I can't believe I'm actually doing this.
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You got this, buddy. Good luck!
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Let me guess, the last concert
you went to was… Taylor Swift?
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Yes! How did you know
I was a Swiftie?
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That tour was literally everything.
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The Eros tour, right?
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Uh, Eras, not Eros, that's
Greek mythology.
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Oh.
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Wait…
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Have you even listened to all her albums?
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I've heard she's good.
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Good? Note to self,
text Zane the Taylor albums
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in my preferred order.
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Homework before our second date.
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Second date? Oh, so uh, um.
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What do you think about Scheele's method
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of arsenic discovery in corpses?
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I'm not studying forensics.
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Of course not. I know that.
I knew that.
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Oh, I'm so, so sorry.
- It's okay, I--
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Oh no!
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My pants are kind of soaked.
I should go.
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♪ In the shadows where the sunlight fades ♪
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♪ We find a place where no one else invades ♪
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♪ With whispered soft and hearts that beat in time ♪
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♪ We paint our world our own secret ♪
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Oh my!
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Is everybody okay?
Calm down, people.
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Hey, Billie. Keep going.
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♪ And we'll fly across the sky ♪
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♪ And we'll never say goodbye ♪
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If everyone's okay,
I think we can call it a day.
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Zane, I'm truly sorry.
I thought it would go well.
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Who is that?
- It can't be!
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I used the time machine, it must've caused a time hiccup!
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We gotta warn Macy!
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Did you guys
feel that earthquake?
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Okay, full disclosure.
I used the time machine to redo
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my date with Sunny and caused a time hiccup,
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causing space and time to fold in interdimensional--
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In TLDR!
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I accidentally released
a 1910s killer from the past.
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- How?
- What?
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Split up! Now!
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Oh no, no, no! No, no!
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Macy…
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Are you okay?
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I don't know, I don't know.
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I don't know how to save my friends, I, I don't know
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how to save myself.
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It's okay.
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Breathe with me.
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What should we do?
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Think.
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We need Billie and Zane.
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I have a plan.
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He's going to find us.
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Good.
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Good? I don't wanna die
without having
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a successful first date.
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And I don't wanna die before
accepting my first Tony award.
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You won't. Now hide!
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Looking for me?
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Your plan worked!
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We can always count on our
girl Macy to think on her feet.
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Thankfully, I had some help.
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You'll be the first person
I thank in my Tony speech.
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Another clue bites the dust.
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Glitter's gone, that's three clues down.
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Sidenote, I'm not built
for horror.
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I'm sticking to musicals.
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Thankfully, I get to redo my audition.
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I shouldn't have used the time
machine for my redo date.
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I let my feelings overshadow my judgment.
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Okay. From now on,
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the time machine is only used for the case. Agreed?
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We still have to figure out when, where and who killed me.
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But this is working. Elements
of your death are changing.
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Yeah, but…
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who knows how much time I have left?
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