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So that that's seven, right?

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is that eight?

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Nice. All right.

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You all right?

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I am now.

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Thank you for stepping in like that.

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Didn't your mother ever warn you about

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the dangers of doing dumb party tricks?

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Well, I do. Only the one about wearing a

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lampshit on your head.

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What?

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Well, somebody might try and plug you

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in. Oh,

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I think that you need a drink, Will. My

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treat. It's the rest of the cure.

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You guys mind if I go get cured? I never

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knew a boy who needed it more.

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You guys are pathetic. You know that

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poor babies. They They haven't had a

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date since they were in high school.

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Jeez.

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Well, this is certainly turning into one

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weird New Year's Eve.

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Is that a compliment?

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Well, you tell me. I mean, one minute

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I'm hanging, the next I'm practically

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[music] saved by a woman I've never even

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met.

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What's so weird about that?

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Well, first of all,

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she calls me by my first name. We've

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never even [music] been introduced. How

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did you know who I was?

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Oh. Uh,

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I know lots of things.

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Like, um, how much you hate the sweater

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that Tresa [music] made for you for

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Christmas, but you haven't got the heart

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to tell her.

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Talk about party tricks.

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I've never told anyone that.

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You don't have to. You see, um,

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I'm clairvoyant. I can sense things that

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other people miss.

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Cool. But shouldn't you be wearing a

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turban or something?

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This is serious one.

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Lately, I've had these feelings, these

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um persistent, troubling feelings about

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this presence in the swamp who needs my

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help.

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A very sad man.

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So much for meeting a mysterious woman

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on New Year's.

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I must find him. I have an urgent

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message for him from his wife.

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Look, I I don't even know your name.

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Victoria.

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Well, Victoria,

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I'm new around here, okay? And I don't

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know anything about any sad man in the

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swamp or anything about his wife. All

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right.

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Her name is Linda,

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and um she died several years ago in the

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same explosion that disfigured her

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husband.

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[music] to get in touch with him through

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me. Heat. Heat.

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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. Beware the wrath

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of

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Swamp Thing.

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Look, [music] I I wish I could describe

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to you how unsettling this psychic gift

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can be sometimes. I mean, you know, I

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have all these feelings and they become

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so overwhelming. I mean, sometimes my

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senses just take over and I'm seeing

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images that aren't even there.

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Yeah, maybe they aren't. You know, I

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mean, maybe you're seeing scenes out of

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a movie or something.

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It's different than that. Especially

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this time. I mean, this time I'm

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actually experiencing this man's inner

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pain. And you can't imagine what he's

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been through. A terrible fire,

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disfigurement, isolation.

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Oh, Will, that's the worst for him. The

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endless isolation. Look, look, Victoria,

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you know, I I' I'd really like to help

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you out and everything, but there's no

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man like you're talking about in this.

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Alec, his name is Alec. I'm sure of

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that.

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Alec, whatever. Okay. I mean, what what

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are you [music] asking me for? I mean,

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I'm sure that there's someone here that

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can help you.

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You're the only one that can take me to

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him. I'm sure of that, too. [music]

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Man, this is the best vacation ever.

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I've never seen fishing like this.

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Randy, you caught one fish all day.

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Oh

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man, this vacation sucks. Biggest

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mistake of my life. I can't believe I'm

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paying you good money for this. I

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thought you came to the swamp for peace

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and tranquility.

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Yeah, like anybody who travel a thousand

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miles for clean air and fun. Get real.

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And while you're becoming real, if

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that's even possible, how come we've

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been in this tub for 6 hours and you

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haven't once mentioned the babe last

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night?

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She's not a babe. Get Just catch it.

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Huh? You fool me. I saw you do the old

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moonlight stroll with her. We were just

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talking.

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Yeah, long conversation.

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Long and boring. Here, give me give me

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the liner.

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Not so fast, Kimabi. First share gossip

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with horny tourists.

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Man, things must be getting really slow

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in Chicago.

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Yeah. Yeah. Well, when you haven't had a

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date since high school, as I've been

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accused of, you know, you're a sucker

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for cheap thrills.

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Look, look,

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Victoria is just a little bit freaky,

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[music] okay? She just kind of shook me

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up a little bit.

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Okay, you weren't fishing. Come on, I'll

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show you.

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Hello again. [music]

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Well, you didn't tell me you made a new

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friend last night.

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That's because I didn't. What are you

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doing here?

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Well, uh, Victoria's a guest of ours. I

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think you owe her an apology.

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No, I owe him the apology, Tresa. I, uh,

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said some things last [music] night that

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may have upset him. I was hoping that we

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could start over.

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Well, good. Why don't you both join us?

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Um, Victoria has been [music] telling me

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the most amazing things. You know, she

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even knew the name of my first

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boyfriend.

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Yeah, well, I'm not much for party

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tricks. I've got some errands to run.

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Excuse me.

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Well, don't go.

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It's really important that we talk.

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Why? So you can lay some more of your

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mystical garbage on me? I'm telling you,

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I don't believe that stuff.

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What if I prove you wrong?

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This is your son, Tresa.

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Yes,

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Jim.

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He disappeared last year.

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This isn't funny, Victoria.

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He uh passed away. But you never really

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believed that deep inside.

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There are feelings here. Strong

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feelings.

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You love him very much.

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And he loves you.

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Your son is alive. Tresa. Oh my god.

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Damn it. That's it. Who put you up to

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this? Arcane. Is that who?

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Well, your son is well. He's far away,

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but he is very well. And you will

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receive word about him very soon.

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Dear God, I'd give anything you believe

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that anything.

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I'm sorry.

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I hope you're happy.

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You know, I'm just visiting, so it's

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really none of my business. But I'll

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tell you one thing. This is one hell of

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a nice family, and you got a lot of

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nerve trashing them with a cruel stunt

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like that. It's only cruel if I'm wrong.

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I'm here because I've had feelings

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lately.

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Persistent, troubling feelings about a

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presence in the swamp who needs my help.

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A very sad man.

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I must find that man. I have an urgent

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message from his wife. [music]

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I have an urgent message from his wife.

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Hello.

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Hey, I I need to see you.

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Hello.

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Come back another time, Will.

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Well, yeah. I I kind of want to see you

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now.

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Where are you anyway?

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I'm here as always.

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Hey, where you been? I I haven't seen

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you a couple of weeks. I was I was a

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little worried about you.

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What's the matter?

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That's not your concern.

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What do you mean it's not my concern?

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We're friends, aren't we?

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Friends.

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At least I thought we were.

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But you know, where I come from,

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friends, they tell each other what's on

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their mind.

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My mind is not the problem. What's in my

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heart is the isolation never ends. My

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attempts to transform into a man failed.

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I I don't know what to say.

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There's nothing you can say.

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[music] My life is a struggle without

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victory.

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Since Linda [music] died, each day goes

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on longer than the rest. And each night

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drives on forever.

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Come on, don't talk like [music] that.

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I have no choice.

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I'll never be human again. Just as

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[music] I can never be with the woman I

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love.

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I'm just a creature of the swamp.

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That's not true. [music] Look at me,

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Will, and tell me what you see.

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I see Alec Holland.

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Yeah, I don't. Now go, please. [music]

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Dress up.

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I don't believe it. [laughter]

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That's J. Yes, he's alive. Will

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the consulate confirms your son has been

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cited at a work camp outside Algra

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Brazil.

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Perhaps now you'll believe in me.

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Well, did you find that extra set of

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keys? I got to go.

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I've got the keys. the emergency number.

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Okay.

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Where's my purse?

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It's in the car.

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Look, I called Mr. Okonnell at the bank

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and I explained everything to him. He

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should give you access to my account.

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Look, when you settle down, I've got

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everything under control.

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I wish I did. Tresa, look, you're going

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to do great. If Jim really is out there,

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you're going to kick over every obstacle

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until you find him. I know you. Okay?

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I'm going to take care of everything.

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Thanks.

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Thank you.

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Oh, Will, one more thing. Go easy on

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Victoria.

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Tresa, let's not get into that again.

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There's a lot more to her than meets the

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eye. Look what she's done for me.

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I know. I know. Look, I just have

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trouble with all that psychic stuff. All

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right.

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Yeah, I don't remember you having

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trouble with Abigail being able to read

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your thoughts. Well,

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Abigail never turned our family upside

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down.

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Yeah, that's true. But so is the fact

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that since moving here, we have both

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witnessed much stranger things in

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Victoria's gift.

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through. All right, I'll lighten up on

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her now. Let's get you to the airport.

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Okay,

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Randy, what are you doing here? I'm I'm

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waiting for you. Not that there isn't

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lots of action in town. Tonight's the

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night they're hosing down the Dairy

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Queen parking lot.

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You came all the way out here. What a

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guy.

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Actually, I thought you might want to

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talk.

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I thought you were going to blow a

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gasket before when you found Victoria

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here with a crystal ball invention.

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I I thought so, too. But it's cool. I've

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recovered.

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Yes, I got it.

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You know, when I get back to the old

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windy city, I might actually miss that

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sorry face of yours.

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That and all the meals I've sprung for.

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Yeah, those too. Well, if you can't be

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yourself with your friends, you know,

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what's the point? Even your new friends,

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right?

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Yeah, that's a problem. I can't totally

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be myself.

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Why not?

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It's a long story. I don't go back home

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for three more days. Fact is, there is

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something I haven't told you. Anyone

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else for that matter.

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Don't hold out on me now, sport. I'm I'm

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I'm not. I'm not. I am. But

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it's just that I promised to keep a

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secret for someone and it's a biggie.

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Well,

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nothing wrong with keeping a secret.

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Sometimes you just want to let someone

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in on it, you know.

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Mhm.

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Hey, man. I I got to go. I got this this

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buddy of mine's not feeling real good,

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and I'm going to go and see if he's

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doing all right.

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No sweat, man. And if I hurry, I can

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still catch the guy cleaning lint traps

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of the laundry mat.

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I'll see you tomorrow.

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Alec

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Randy,

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will

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Don't let go, Will.

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Will, I'm your friend. Use my power.

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Feel the life flowing in you.

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Don't give up.

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I can bring you back but only you can

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decide [music] to stay.

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Please will

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come back

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for me.

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I need you. [music]

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Well, well, well. If it isn't Dr.

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Holland or what's left of him.

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You don't look too well, my old son.

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That pale green complexion doesn't

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become you at all.

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Arcane.

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I was so delighted my calculations were

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correct.

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I analyzed our recent encounters. And

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you know what I deduced? The more you

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use the powers at your disposal, the

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more you deplete your human

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characteristics. Brilliant, wasn't it?

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Well, of course it was.

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Why?

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Why did I orchestrate this melodrama? I

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never anticipated it would take so

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[music] long, but I did have help from

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my stepbrother Randall.

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He set you up so we could capture you

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for all time.

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Randy, this is my dear adversary,

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Randall. Would you like to meet him?

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All I want is to leave this putrude

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sewer as soon as possible.

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Not that this entire sherad hasn't been

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every bit as amusing as you promised.

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Endon,

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treat our charge with care. We don't

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want to deliver damaged goods to General

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Sunderland. Thanks to you, there'll be

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no more grits or toothy hay smiles in my

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life. I'm soon to be delivered from this

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dreadful place to a land of

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enlightenment culture. I'm going to be

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made [music] head of European operations

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for General Sunderland.

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No, if you don't stop babbling AND GET

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TELL ME WHAT TO DO, RANDALL.

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There you are.

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Alec, they took Alec.

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I know. How?

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I told you I know lots of things.

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I've got to go after him.

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You're in no condition to go after

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anyone.

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They're going to kill him.

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I don't think so.

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You can't stop Arcane. You could die,

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too.

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Shucks. Will. I already have.

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Please. No party tricks.

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No party tricks.

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You see, I'm

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Well, I'm I'm kind of a guardian angel.

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[music] I've been here all along to help

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Alec, but I came to you first because

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you're his most important connection.

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You're his friend.

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In order to live, Alec needed to let go

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of his self-pity and fear and help

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another human being.

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Well, doctor, here we are at the

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proverbial end of the line. Soon you'll

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be in the hands of the general, being

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analyzed and dissected, and he will be

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so appreciative, and I will be in my

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glorious new post. I'm a happy man. But

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why the complacency? Where's that old

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fire?

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Surely you feel nothing but contempt for

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me.

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What the smell of sulfur?

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My god.

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No, Arcane. I'm not your god. [music]

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It's lucky for you that I'm not.

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Victoria Wilsburg.

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How did you

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The question is, why did you do that to

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Alec Holland?

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Well, in the name of science, of course.

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Don't. Don't.

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It's entirely up to you.

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I could eliminate you both

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by slowly evaporating the water from

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every single one of your cells till you

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were nothing but dirt at [music] my

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feet.

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But that's too good for you.

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Victoria,

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do try to understand. It was all his

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idea.

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What?

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Randle's always dominated me ever since

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[music] we were children. As my

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stepbrother, he always thought he was

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superior to me. I never wanted to hurt

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anyone, honestly.

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Spineless, sniveling worm.

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See? See what he's like. Randall, why

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don't you tell the lady the truth for

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once? Tell her about your wayward past.

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All I've done for you,

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Randy. Randall,

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look what you've done.

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Kill him.

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I didn't kill him, Marine. You did.

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You're unbelievable,

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Alec.

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I owe you my life.

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I hope you don't waste it, [music] Alec.

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Grieving for your wife.

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Linda was everything to me. What if she

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asked you to stop?

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Alec, I am Linda. The spirit of her and

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of all the people who have loved you and

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who have [music] died.

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Linda,

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how can I find the strength to go on?

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Someone will help you. Someone who will

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love you as much as I love you.

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There can never be anyone else.

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There can and there will be. I promise.

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No,

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Alec, [music]

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don't give up.

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There is so much for you to do.

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Linda,

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I love you.

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Heat.

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Heat.

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Heat. Heat.