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Not another one.

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Calm down, little guy. I'm not the one

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that set this trap.

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Looks like you scraped your wing.

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I'll take care of that for you.

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Alec.

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Alec?

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Where are you?

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Alec?

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Alec.

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What's the matter? What's wrong? Arcane

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is spraying the swamp yesterday with

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some sort of chemical. Sprayed the swamp

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with

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Alec, your outer skin is dissolving. We

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have to get you out of here. Come on.

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I rented an old boat house as a lab.

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Were you planning to capture me in that?

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Not quite. Someone's been trapping blue

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doves.

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This one's injured, so I'm taking it

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back to the lab. Can you walk? Yes.

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We haven't found Holland's body yet.

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Well, I'm afraid there won't be enough

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left of him to fill a decent sponge.

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Consider my brilliance, Graham.

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The first environmentally sound method

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of assassination.

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A virus that will seek him out.

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Him only, and kill him.

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Without harming anything else.

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Even Holland would approve. Yes, Dr.

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[music] Arcane.

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And your little species is next, my

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darlings.

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This is bizarre.

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It's a synthetic virus that's attacking

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your cell structure, literally

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dissolving the cell walls.

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Damn it, Alec. It's eating you up.

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Is it a threat to you or the swamp? No,

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it specifically targets your genetic

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code.

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Nothing else is at risk.

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There's got to be a way to stop it. What

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is this?

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Oh, this is my surprise.

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It's an old Navy decompression chamber.

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Alec,

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I may have found a way.

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A possible way to cure you.

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The swamp is my world.

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It is why I am.

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It is what I am.

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I was once a man. I know the evil men

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do.

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Do not bring your evil here. I warn you.

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Beware the wrath of

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Swamp Thing.

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If we could get your DNA back to its old

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code,

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I managed to synthesize this. It's a DNA

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milkshake with a dash of radioactive

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cesium to activate it. It has all the

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elements necessary to reconstruct your

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original DNA strands. No, Ann. The cell

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distribution would be too random. My

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body would never chance to adjust. True,

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if you just drank it.

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What's missing is

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pressure.

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Now, there's a Mylar cocoon inside the

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chamber to keep you from hurting

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yourself during the transformation.

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I crank it up to 250 psi of pure oxygen,

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and it forces the fluid into all your

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cells at the same time. [music]

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Yes.

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Very good. And the oxygen prevents the

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plant cells from taking hold.

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Exactly. Your plant cells need carbon

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dioxide. We deny them that, then

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it can work, Alec. It has to work.

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Arcane's virus is killing the creature

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I've become. This may be my last chance.

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Alec, wait. A million things could go

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wrong. Just please give me a couple more

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days to run some tests. I could use your

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help.

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The last time I worked in the

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laboratory, my wife, Linda, died

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in the explosion.

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I know.

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I'm sorry.

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But that's not going to happen.

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Well, it's too late for me to go back to

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town, so

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I'll just sack out in the other room.

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Is there anything you need?

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Just time.

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With you.

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We'll make the time. I promise.

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Good night.

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No.

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No.

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Arcane, that's madness.

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Alec.

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No, that'll kill him for sure.

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Alec, no! The chamber will explode.

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Alec.

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My god.

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Every sense is alive.

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It's so much more than I remembered.

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I can feel sunlight on my skin. I feel a

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breeze.

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I can smell flowers.

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I feel

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human.

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You're already acting like one.

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You could have been killed. The only

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reason you're standing here is due to a

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lot of luck.

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Now, if we're ever going to work

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together, you're going to have to learn

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to [music] trust me.

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You're right.

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I'm sorry.

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But, Ann,

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there's something else.

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I had to do it because of Arcane.

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I had to.

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When I listened to the birds the last

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night, I could feel their panic, their

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absolute fear.

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It was like a chorus of voices with one

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common note.

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Arcane.

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And I thought he was just trying to kill

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you again. I was the only one of my kind

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in existence.

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What better subject to test a virus that

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kills by genetic code? What if he

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decides to use it on certain crops or

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animals?

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Or people.

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Now, one of these trunks is bound to

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have some standing water.

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The top layer should have some of

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Arcane's spray left.

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This is it.

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The neutralizing agent.

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If I could get it to Arcane's virus

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supply, I could completely destroy it.

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What's wrong?

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I ran some blood tests.

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That rash isn't dry skin, it's

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cellulose, plant cells.

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Damn it, Alec, you're changing back.

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Your cells are using your old plant DNA

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as a guideline when they reproduce.

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How long do I have?

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Billions of cells, some change faster

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than others, there's no way to tell.

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I'm sorry, Alec.

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This is my fault.

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Maybe if I'd used an alkaline base

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instead. Damn it.

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Ann.

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Ann.

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You were close.

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You are close.

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Every experiment has its [music]

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setbacks, this is just one.

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We'll figure it out eventually.

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Besides, if it weren't for you, I'd be

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totally lost on Arcane's virus.

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Chances are I'd be dead by now.

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Damn.

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As I recall, Ann,

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the last time we were together, we

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didn't exactly part as friends, much

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less anything else.

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What's this? Change of heart? Alec is

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dying.

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I was in the swamp, he didn't even

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recognize me.

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Really? His body, his whole appearance,

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he's going through rapid deterioration.

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But why call me, Ann?

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I'm appealing to you as a man, Anton, as

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someone whom I admire for his science.

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Very well. I'll be at your apartment at

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7:00.

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I'll bring a bottle of Chateau Lafite

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from my private collection.

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7:00 then,

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my apartment. Au revoir.

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You did beautifully.

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We don't have much time. I'll get my

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purse.

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Not this fast, Alec.

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You don't seriously believe her, do you?

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Of course [snorts] I don't.

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With Holland out the way, what

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difference does it make?

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It's bizarre, isn't it, Graham?

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I infect a man with a virus,

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then I get to see him expire,

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and his lady love becomes my conquest.

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It's all so wonderfully symmetrical,

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don't you think?

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Good evening, Ann.

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You look so nice. Yes, I do.

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The same could be said for you.

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Here's a corkscrew.

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Why don't you open the wine? I'll be

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right back.

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I've got a surprise for you.

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Oh, good.

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I do love surprises.

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I paid $5,000 for you.

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It's worth every cent for a night with

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Miss Fisk.

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Then you paid too much.

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Holland.

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How's it going, Anton?

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Surprised?

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How the hell did you reverse your

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condition? You're not going to like it,

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but that stuff you sprayed in the swamp

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worked.

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It killed off my plant side and left me.

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I did this?

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An accident?

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No, it's it's bloody obscene. Damn it,

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Arcane.

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What happened to you? You were

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brilliant.

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The most brilliant young scientist I

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knew. I envied you. You envied me?

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You had a unique gift, but you've wasted

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it.

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You've used your talents for acts of

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cruelty and destruction.

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Where is that pure scientist as a young

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man? He grew up.

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He faced the realities of the world,

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which is something as a plant or a man

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you've never been able to do.

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Maybe you're right.

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You're a lost cause.

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Go, get out of my sight. Gladly.

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If you tell me how I affected your

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transformation.

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Why should I do that? Alec.

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No.

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For the first time, I have all the

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answers.

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And that, more than anything else, will

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eat you up from the inside. Now, get

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out.

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Alec, we don't have time to throw him

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out. Wait. Wait. I know this man.

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Look, Holland. [music]

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Alec. You despise me a great deal, fine.

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But whereas you have all the answers, I

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have something you don't have.

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I have the questions.

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Which is to say,

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you know very well how you got out of

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this,

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but I know the mechanics of how you got

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into it. What do you propose? A truce.

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A deal.

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I'll tell you everything [music] I know

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if you do the same for me.

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My cells were like machines, storing,

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converting, transmitting the molecules,

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but they were doing so by feel, by what

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was actually called for. It's absolutely

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fascinating.

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Gone.

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Over here is our latest acquisition, a

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100,000 power electron microscope.

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There's not a microbe on Earth we can't

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see with it.

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You seem to know so much about

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everything, Graham.

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I guess we know who really does the

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work.

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So, this microscope must be what he used

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to develop the bacteria culture that

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targets individual species.

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Oh, he he told you about that?

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Of course.

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We're all associates now, can't you see?

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That's all very interesting, Holland,

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but what about the biorestorative

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formula?

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Let's get down to work.

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My goodness, you're sweating rather a

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lot. It's the readjustment, I expected

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it. I'm fine.

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You know, I spent a fortune on this lab.

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Still not enough.

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I assume you would like to start with

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this substance I acquired in your lab

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during that rather nasty little

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accident. I have some of it right here.

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Yes, sir. Put a small amount in six test

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tubes.

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So, the key to what you're doing to

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developing this gene-specific culture is

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to grow it at different temperatures.

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Yeah, that's right.

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Did you know that bacterial cultures are

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one of my specializations?

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I'd love to see your setup, Graham.

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Excellent.

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Just like I anticipated it would be

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within the biorestorative chain. Do you

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realize, Holland, when we've achieved

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this, we shall have wealth and power and

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control?

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That's all you ever thought of. Our

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level of brilliance deserves rewards,

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don't you think?

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Nothing to be ashamed of.

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Yes. Nothing.

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You admit there's nothing to be ashamed

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of going after wealth and power. That's

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not like you at all. You don't know who

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I am.

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No one knows the real me.

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My god, Holland, look at your arm.

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It's temporary.

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It'll go away. Well, I don't think

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you're at all well, Holland. Damn it,

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Arcane. Do you want to work on the

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formula or not?

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Well, yes.

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That's the culture in the large petri

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dish. It's all we have.

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It's taken us months to get it to this

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point.

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You know, the heat really is getting to

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me, Graham.

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Could you check?

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Sure.

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I presume you want to start with the

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protein chain next, right?

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God, Holland.

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YOU'RE CHANGING BACK. KEEP WORKING, damn

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it.

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Ann,

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stop.

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My god, Alec.

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Don't destroy THE CULTURE.

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ALEC, NO. Arcane is right, control is

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everything. My bacteria. Alec, you're

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not thinking straight, the

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transformation's affecting YOUR MIND.

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NO, YOU STUPID WOMAN.

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GO TO HELL, ARCANE. Come on. No, my

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power is the only thing that'll help me.

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Securing. To the lab now.

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Alex, stop.

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Don't just stand there. Get him.

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Get him.

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Alex, please.

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Damn it.

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NO. [screaming]

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WHY?

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Why did you let me taste it?

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No.

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Alex. [music]

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Alex. No, Ann.

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Don't come any further.

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I am as I was before.

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Please,

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leave me.

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I won't come out.

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What was the point of it, Ann?

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What was the point of it all?

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It was a start.

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We know a lot more about the formula

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than we did before.

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We'll make it happen.

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But I can't do it alone.

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I won't.

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I need to know you'll keep believing.