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Look at what shines...

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See, my child.

3
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Look what shines....

4
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Across the plains and underneath the wind.

5
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Look at what shines...

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Look at what burns...

7
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See, my child.

8
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Look at what burns...

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From the depth of the earth to the volcanoes.

10
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Look at what burns.

11
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I remember my childhood.

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In the mountains of Cantal.

13
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At the dawn of the millennium.

14
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Amidst the old volcanic stone and the centuries-old trees,

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The boundary that separates our world...

16
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from the one in tales and legends, is unusually thin.

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Behind some ruins,

18
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or along a trail.

19
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A child with an attentive eye could find...

20
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Adventure.

21
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Where's the journal?

22
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Aha! I knew it was here!

23
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We're gonna find Jonas with this.

24
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Mei!

25
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The spirits of the forest told me you needed help.

26
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Uh-oh.

27
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The journal!

28
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Step!

29
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Whoa, whoa, whoa.

30
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Is that me?

31
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Why am I in a bikini?

32
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It's not a bikini!

33
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It's a magician warrior outfit!

34
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Oh, so you get to wear cool armor and I'm stuck with a bikini.

35
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And why did you make me a dwarf?

36
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I said I wanted to be a barbarian!

37
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You guys are the worst, I'm just trying to make it more epic!

38
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If you're making it epic, give me some more muscles.

39
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Already looking more realistic!

40
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Realistic?

41
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There's not a single thing realistic about his drawings.

42
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Don't act like we didn't find his journal in the bathroom.

43
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It's not our fault Jonas had the worst hiding spot ever.

44
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Hey, listen to this.

45
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April 21, 2001.

46
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I had a fight with my dad again.

47
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I told him I didn't want to go back to the farm.

48
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It's too hard to live alone with him when Mom's not there anymore.

49
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I'll go sleep in the castle.

50
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He left a drawing too.

51
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Hmm... two wide, round towers.

52
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A rectangular central block typical of the Renaissance.

53
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That's Branzac's castle.

54
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Branzac? It's been boarded up for years.

55
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Maybe that's why Jonas went to hide there?

56
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He must have thought his dad would never look for him there.

57
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It's the best lead we have for the moment.

58
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Looks like we have some company this year.

59
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Oussama, right?

60
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Yeah, uh.

61
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But I prefer Ous.

62
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No kidding, I'm Lena.

63
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Come on, I'll introduce you to the others.

64
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What are you up to this time?

65
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Nothing, we're just drawing stories.

66
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I'm an elf!

67
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And we drew you as a witch that eats kids!

68
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Hey, I'm Mei.

69
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Yo.

70
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Uh, Oussama. Ulysse, Step, Krum, Mei. Kids, Oussama.

71
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Oussama like Ousama bin-Laden?

72
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Yeah.

73
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You must not know a bunch around here.

74
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Bravo for the tactful welcome, Krum.

75
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Ousama is from Paris, his parents transferred jobs in the area.

76
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He'll be going to middle school this fall, so he'll be spending the summer here to get to know you.

77
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The rules here are simple.

78
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You do what you want all day, I don't want to know.

79
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There's sandwiches, cookies, and juice in the fridge.

80
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Step, what time is curfew?

81
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18:30.

82
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18:30, precisely.

83
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I want you all back in the boarding school by then at the latest.

84
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At 19:00, I feed you...

85
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Then brush your teeth, shower, lights out at 21:00.

86
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Capisce?

87
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So you don't make us do, like... activities?

88
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Like what?

89
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Macaroni necklaces?

90
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So you're... from Paris?

91
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Yeah, I mean, the suburbs.

92
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You'd have to pay me to get me to go live in Paris.

93
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Well, I'd have liked to stay there, if you were curious.

94
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What are you drawing?

95
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An account of our latest adventures.

96
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Wait, I know him!

97
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He's on the posters out front.

98
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He disappeared, right?

99
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Yeah, he's our friend Jonas.

100
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Speaking of him, if we want to check Branzac's castle, it's now or never.

101
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We have an hour before curfew.

102
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Krum!

103
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Don't worry, Oussama.

104
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We're adventurers, we'll look out for you city folk.

105
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Ulysse!

106
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It's your mom.

107
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Ulysse!

108
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Alright, you coming?

109
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It's not exactly right around the corner.

110
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At least let me change my shoes!

111
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I'm not equipped for this, I'm gonna ruin my sneakers.

112
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Ulysse! Come here!

113
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You dirty little...

114
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God dammit, the little...

115
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Sorry, he's gone out to play.

116
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I know, I understand, but I can't force him.

117
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Hey, hey, how's it going, girls?

118
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Enjoy your last meals, it's almost winter.

119
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Looking good!

120
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So what happened to your friend?

121
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He really disappeared?

122
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Yeah. Last summer.

123
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The police did some investigating and decided he ran away.

124
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Since then, it seems like everyone's given up.

125
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But not us! Jonas would never leave without saying a word.

126
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Ah, a Cross of Fear.

127
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In the old days, they'd put them everywhere they felt an evil presence.

128
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They say on the nights of the full moon, dead children wait there for their parents to come get them.

129
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Man, this town is the worst!

130
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You must be bored to death to come up with stories like that.

131
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That's not true, there's millions of adventures to be had here.

132
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Look around you!

133
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In Paris, you know you're in Paris.

134
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But here, who's to say that we're not in the Middle Ages?

135
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Or in Middle Earth, searching for a legendary relic?

136
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Jonas the Scribe will guide us with his enigmatic words.

137
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And suddenly, hidden behind the foliage...

138
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The Fortress of the Ancients.

139
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A real piece of work!

140
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I've gotta hand it to them. Very nice soldering.

141
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Impossible to open it.

142
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Oh well. I guess we have to go back.

143
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Are you kidding? Here's where the adventure begins!

144
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Leave me some slack until I've crossed over the column, okay?

145
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Okay, and if you want me to block you, remember. Just say, "cut"!

146
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You guys really are sure of yourselves.

147
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If it's closed off, that means it's dangerous.

148
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You're just gonna get yourselves killed.

149
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Or worse, get chewed out by that nutjob!

150
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Don't worry Oussama, I got it!

151
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Step, you seem like you've got your head on straight, say something!

152
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Ulysse!

153
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If you die, can I have your sketchbook?

154
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Okay, deal!

155
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What? I want to see what's inside too.

156
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I have a feeling this isn't gonna end well.

157
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See?

158
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I told you guys I got it.

159
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You saw that, Krum?

160
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Yeah, well I still have the record!

161
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Cut, cut!

162
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I said cut!

163
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Okay, that's enough. Bring him down.

164
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It'll be alright, Mei. Breathe.

165
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That was a close one.

166
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Ulysse!

167
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Oh no!

168
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Hang on buddy, we're coming!

169
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This is insane, right?

170
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Right, Oussama?

171
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I bet you don't have adventures like that in Paris.

172
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We thought you were dead, dumbass!

173
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Yeah, it was like a movie!

174
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This must go back to at least...the 16th century.

175
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Do you know what it says?

176
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I'd say... two holy crosses and light to protect against dragons and Satan.

177
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Yeah, yeah, the usual nonsense.

178
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We shouldn't be here.

179
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I sense some very bad energy.

180
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I'm not surprised.

181
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Given the story of the family that built this castle...

182
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Witch hunters!

183
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Jonas?

184
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Mei.

185
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It's me. Did you find something?

186
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Jonas's Treasure Box.

187
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Do it, what are you waiting for? Open it!

188
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He asked me to draw this.

189
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For Jonas! - Ulysse

190
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That's it? There's nothing else?

191
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Oh man, gross!

192
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Is that a dried frog?

193
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Seriously, Jonas, why were you keeping this crap around?

194
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None of this stuff is gonna help us find him.

195
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We'll have better luck next time.

196
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Okay, we have to go, guys.

197
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Lena's gonna crucify us.

