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The swamp is my world. It is who I am.

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It is what I am. I was once a man. I

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know the evil men do. Do not bring your

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evil here. I warn you.

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Beware the wrath of

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Swamp Thing.

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Yes, Jim. Most of what you see is still

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untouched.

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It's the way nature meant it to be.

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Wild, natural, free.

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And what's this one?

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>> That's the cardinal flower. Loidia

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cardinalis. One of our most brilliant

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reds. It's almost extinct.

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>> How'd that happen?

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>> People.

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A recent draconium green dragon. It's

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very scarce, too.

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>> People.

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>> Yes.

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Wow. What's that? Looks awesome.

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>> Go no further.

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>> Looks like one of those imaginary places

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you read about.

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>> It's not. There's danger there, and it's

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very real. Looks can be deceiving.

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>> What makes it dangerous?

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>> I shouldn't have let you here.

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You're not going to tell me, are you?

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>> No. Just stay away from there.

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I wonder what he didn't want me to see

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there.

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It's okay, Jim. Everything's going to be

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okay. Honey, be careful. Please.

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God,

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this is K. I'm Dr. Mure. Oh, would you

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mind just moving over a little? I have

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been on my feet since dawn. Dawn

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yesterday.

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I'm an infectious disease specialist and

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I've been called in on Jim's case.

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>> How ill is he?

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>> Well, I won't lie to you. Jim's

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condition is very serious. I've studied

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his blood work and it seems that there

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is a venom of some sort in his system.

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>> Venom? But how?

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>> I was hoping you could help me with

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that.

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Did he happen to mention to you about

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receiving any bites in the last couple

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of days?

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>> No, but he was in the swamp just before

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he got ill.

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>> Well, we're still trying to isolate the

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toxin, but in the meantime, I'd like to

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take a look at Jim.

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Is Jim going to die, doctor?

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>> Well, it's my job to see that he

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doesn't. I'm pretty good at what I do.

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>> What is that?

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>> It looks like a bite of some sort.

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Any progress?

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>> The problem is identifying the chemical

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characteristics of the venom without

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having a a specimen.

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>> Is there any way to get one?

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>> I don't know where to begin to look.

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It'd be like looking for a needle in a

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>> dress. I was alarmed to hear about Jim.

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He's going to be all right, isn't he?

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>> They don't know.

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>> Well, why not? What's taking them so

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long?

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>> Well, that's a very complicated

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procedure, Mr.

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>> Doctor Arcane. Have they discovered what

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Jim is suffering from?

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>> Some kind of poisonous bite?

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>> A snake, perhaps? Oh, not likely. Now, a

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snake usually has a single venom.

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Whatever bit Jim has more than one. Our

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guess is that it's a hybrid.

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>> Guessing, doctor, with a child's life at

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stake.

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>> Well, it's the best we can do for now.

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Unless maybe you have the answer,

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doctor.

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>> Ah, I appreciate your concern. I'll call

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you if I need anything.

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>> Our prayers are with you.

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Good evening. I'm Dr. Arcane. Mrs. Kip

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has asked me to look in on Jim. Could

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you tell me which room is it?

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doctor

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his chart.

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>> Thank you.

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It's

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>> a sad case, isn't it?

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What did you say your name is?

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We should take a memory course.

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Would you mind telling me what you are?

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I got this thing where I love to wander

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around different neighborhoods late at

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night.

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I sneak out after my mother goes to bed.

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You're not going to tell me, are you?

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My fault.

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Pour the uncooked rice over the bottom

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of the roaster. You chop up some onion,

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some celery, and then throw that in.

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Make sure it's chopped really fine.

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Tablespoons of butter and a cup of

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chicken broth. And now lay the chicken

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over the rice and put it in the oven for

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about 2 hours or 300.

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It's the grease from the chicken that

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makes the rice really good. Maybe I'll

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try that on.

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What is that? Well, I did go out with

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a couple of glasses of cheap wine. He

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asked if he could drive me home. I let

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him walk me my car.

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>> Yeah.

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>> So, we're at the car and he asks if you

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can call me. I need to

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We've got a bed for you. You can get

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some sleep.

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>> I don't need any sleep.

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>> Well, then just stretch out on the bed.

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It's right across the hall. If Jim

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calls, you'll hear him.

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Ow.

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It's just like gyms.

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Good doctor.

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I've got a captain.

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No.

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Heat.

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Heat.

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Hey,

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no.

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I got you.

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Mom,

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help.

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Take a look at this.

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You did good.

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I'm here, Jim.

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It'll be all right, Jim.

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It's time to admit you as a patient.

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>> No,

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>> don't worry about me. Worry about Jim.

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>> I'll come and tell you if there's any

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change.

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I promise.

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>> What if he doesn't succeed?

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>> I just have. I've identified all the

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chemical properties of the venom. I can

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make the antidote now. Thank you.

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>> I've got to go to Jim.

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>> Congratulations. You just saved two

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lives.

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There,

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it's done. You'll be fine.

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Jim, you're going to make it.

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I can't believe it.

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Oh, thank goodness.

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How'd I get so better?

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>> The marks are gone.

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>> I don't understand.

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Maybe you don't have to.

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>> Maybe I don't. The important thing is

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you're all right.

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The insect was your creation, Dr.

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Arcane, and the days of your evil works

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are numbered. You can alter the elements

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of the swamp, but you'll never succeed.

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I will always be there to stop you.

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Heat. Heat.