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Okay, everybody. We get one chance at

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this and only one.

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Heart rate within acceptable limits.

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Doctor,

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respiration stable.

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Good. Then let's get to it. And whatever

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happens, let's not disappoint Dr.

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Arcane.

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Scalpel.

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Come along quickly. Careful. Put it

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down.

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Where on earth do you find this [ __ ]

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Graeme?

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Look at it. 10 billion nerve cells

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comprising the supreme triumph of man's

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evolution.

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Human brain.

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It's uh very nice, sir.

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Nice. This isn't just any brain, Graeme.

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This is the memory bank of the most

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brilliant and prolific scientist genius

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since Einstein.

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my teacher and mentor Carl Miridor.

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And I mean to make it mine.

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The swamp is my world.

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It is who I am. It is what I am. I was

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once a man. I know the evil men 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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It's got the synoptic responses of a

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newborn baby.

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Cortex storage. Perfect condition.

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Analog to digital.

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Don't worry, doctor. I won't allow a

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lifetime of advanced thinking to turn to

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dust.

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The mistake Walt made was to look for

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the integral solutions to the equation x

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to the 4th power plus t to the

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arcane. The transfer is working.

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Of course, it's working. Graham, listen

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to the symphony of knowledge. He found a

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solution to the Walder conundrum. when

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he could have found the answer quite

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simply by taking the same denominator

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why and killing it.

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Transfer is taking too long.

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Like they say, sir, Rome wasn't built in

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a day.

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Take over the controls. I got

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preparations to make.

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Preparations, sir.

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I'm going to upload his memory into mine

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directly.

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But Dr. Arcane, are you sure that's

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wise?

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Not only wise, but essential, Graham,

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I said essential.

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You only had marginal success with lab

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animals last year.

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That's irrelevant now. The fact is, in 2

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hours, cell degeneration sets in.

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Miridor's brain is simply too valuable

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to lose. It's the repository of

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everything he ever thought about,

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remembered, intellectualized.

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We've had no time to test the

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procedures. Changing the electronic

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balance of the brain could be disastrous

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mentally or physically.

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Stop acting like a mental pygmy Graham.

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No one has ever synthesized cortex

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memory from the deceased, let alone

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vocalized it. This moment will go down

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in history. Now, help me quickly.

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What about Dana Miridor, doctor? She'll

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be here soon and her her spinal fluid

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will keep the brain alive.

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If she's a genetic match and if she

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arrives immediately. No time. Let's go.

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Come to me, doctor.

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Student to teacher, genius to genius. We

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will have and do everything.

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Well, what do I do when she gets here?

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Have a standby with force if necessary.

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If anything does go wrong and I don't

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survive, I want you to save Miridor's

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brain.

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Don't worry, Graeme. I taught you

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everything you need to know.

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Now energize.

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Yes, it's coming in the transformation

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faces. Yes. Yes.

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Miss Miridor.

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Yes,

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I'm Graham, Dr. Arcane's assistant. He

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would have been here to meet you

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himself, but he was unexpectedly called

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out of town on an emergency.

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I've been so looking forward to this.

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He's as disappointed as you are, Miss

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Miridor, but he won't be long.

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But he asked that you wait for him here

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in home just for a day or two. As his

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guest, he would really like to see you.

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I don't think I can do that.

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I know he told you on the phone how much

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he respected Dr. Miridor.

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Yes, I was very touched.

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Then you can understand how much Dr.

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Arcane looks forward to sharing with you

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his personal reminiscences as well as

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some of your grandfather's writings.

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Okay.

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Just sign for anything you need.

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You've been very kind, Graham. I'll wait

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to hear.

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Need help?

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Oh, thanks.

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It all looks pretty dull.

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Live dangerously.

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You missed one.

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Swamp tours? I don't think so.

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Well, don't knock it till you try it.

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Let's not tell about a swamp. Well, for

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one thing, tour guide, me

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name's Will Kip,

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Dana Miridor.

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Schroinger's wave equation only showed

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deficiencies in the poor Summerfield.

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Who are you? You're not Meridor. I'm

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warning you. You don't know who you're

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dealing with. I want you to stop it now.

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The poor Summerfield. As I said before

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Strodinger, many difficulty involving

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the angular momentum could be traced to

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the quantum number K.

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I had such a great time this afternoon.

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Will,

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you were right. I never realized how

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beautiful a swamp could be.

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You just seem like you were someplace

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very far away.

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It wasn't a place,

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a memory. Somebody I loved very much.

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Love

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my grandfather died. several weeks ago.

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I haven't really grown used to it yet.

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I had someone very close to me pass away

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not too long ago.

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Her name's Abigail.

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And I I found that by by talking about

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it and getting it out, you know,

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reliving all of the the happiest

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memories that we had together kind of

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helped me get a new perspective, you

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know, to to ease the pain.

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My parents were divorced when I was very

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young. My father was never around, but

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my grandpa, he was always there. I

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remember when I was six. It was

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Christmas Eve. My mom wasn't around. Oh,

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you know what that did to me? You know

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how kids act on Christmas.

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I was feeling so sorry for myself. I was

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all alone with a sitter or something.

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And suddenly later that night,

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he comes down in a Santa Claus suit

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with the boots on and the whiskers and I

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mean the whole shebang. Okay. And he's

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ho ho hoing with this big old bag of

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toys.

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That's how he was, Will.

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He always set aside the important things

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for me.

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Discrete emissions from the molecular

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ions C, H, O, and N with the ions C H

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plus.

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Enron,

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I am speaking to you.

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My god, what happened to you?

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I'm dead. What does it look like?

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The question is, what's happened to you?

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This is not real. This is a

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hallucination. Cry.

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If only it were that simple.

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My god, what's happening to me?

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Nothing that a little science fiction

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folly by a misguided scientist can't

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explain.

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Who the hell gave you the right to steal

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our brain? Our genius.

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What are you talking about? Our brain?

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The two of us, Anton.

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Both sides of the great miridor.

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You see, you took us together.

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The light and the dark, the great, the

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far less than greater.

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We were very disturbed.

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The doctors all called it schizophrenia.

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No,

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it's quit proquo.

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A brain for a brain.

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No.

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We're yours for as long as you live.

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No. No.

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Your

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grandfather sounds like a really great

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guy. That's why it's it's it's so odd

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that he would be friends with someone

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like Arcane.

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Why don't you like him?

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That's a long story. Let's just say we

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don't exchange Christmas cards.

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Miridor,

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I think the bar is still open. Can I buy

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you a night cap?

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That sounds nice.

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Well,

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something wrong.

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No, it's just a wind.

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I have to talk to you,

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Dana.

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Um, I just remember something that I got

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to go do. Do you mind if I take a rain

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check on that drink?

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Of course not. But

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great, great. Look, I'll I'll call you

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tomorrow. Okay.

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This is important.

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Good night.

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Alec, what's wrong?

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I believe Dana Miridor is in danger.

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It's arcane, isn't it? I knew it. Last

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night, he took delivery of a secret

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shipment in an organ transplant

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container. I wondered why until I

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remembered as a student he was obsessed

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with the human brain and its capacity to

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store knowledge. His doctoral thesis

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even boasted that one day he would

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transfer the cortical storage from one

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to another.

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Meaning what? You lost me.

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I'm convinced he has Dr. Miridor's

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brain.

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What? That's crazy.

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Yes, it is. Arcane theorized that an

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infusion of cerebral spinal fluid from a

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person with matching genetics could keep

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her brain functioning almost

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indefinitely.

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You don't think he's planning to use

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Dana Miridor for one of his twisted

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experiments, do you?

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Worse than that. The only reason he'd

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bring her here, Will, is to drain the

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fluids from her brain. Go to her and

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don't leave her side.

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I did do my homework and it was correct.

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It was you didn't understand it. Nobody

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understands it.

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Vertigan's equation on the origin of

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matter lost.

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Oh, Midor,

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wherever you are, my brain's exploding.

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Equation was incorrect.

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Speaking of what he called the pudding

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of the matter, he bay was totally wrong.

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If he'd taken oregano and cubed it to

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the fourth power, he'd have a bicycle

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with four wheels. Don't you see?

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Wherever you are,

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my head's on fire.

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And well, it should be, Anton.

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Who knows how much evil one brain can

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hold. You forgot ground through a total

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innovative process. You've got all of us

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in your corrupt little noodle. You, me,

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and my late great better half. Where's

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the miridor? I knew

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he killed himself.

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What?

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Yes, that was the one thing left out of

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the newspapers. You see, he had to do

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that to escape from me. His last years

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were really fun for me. You know, raging

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bouts of depression he had to hide from

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the world.

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His doctor tried to control me with

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drugs, but that only worked for a little

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while. Eventually, even they were no

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match for me. So death was Miridor's

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perverse solution, and he succeeded.

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Until you brought us both back to life.

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No,

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like my late great half, you could get

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rid of me, you know,

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but I don't think you have the courage

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to do that. If courage is the word,

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desperation might be better.

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Now I've got you, Anton.

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Hey, wait. Stop. Stop.

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Wow.

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I say this. You young man out for a jog?

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Tell your show. Give me a weapon.

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Yes.

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You said I didn't have the courage. Oh,

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but I do. Yes, indeed I do. It's just

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the way you go about it.

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Deputy Jensen, where's Sheriff Anders? I

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need to speak to him.

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You had to get down to the state

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capital. Looks like you're stuck with

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me, K.

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I just dropped a young lady off at the

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hotel around the corner about 6:00. Her

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name is Dana Miridor. Now, I go back

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there and she has disappeared.

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You expect me to work up a sweat about a

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story like that?

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I advise you to keep a closer eye on

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your girlfriends, Skip.

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Suppose I tell you that Arcane is

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involved up to his forehead.

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Well, then I'd suggest that you take it

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up with him. Now, look, I got to look

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up, Kip.

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What's that all about?

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All I'm asking for one of you whining to

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bump me off. That's not too much to ask,

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is it? After all, that's all any of you

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want to see me 6 feet under. Come on.

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He's finally snapped. I don't believe

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this.

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Somebody end it for me.

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Uh, this Deputy Sheriff Jensen down in

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Homa. We got a hostage situation down

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here. We need your SWAT team right away.

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Stay away from me.

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What are you?

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It will take too long to explain, but

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you must believe I'm your friend.

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Don't come any closer.

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Do you hear that? That's Dr. Arcane.

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He's invited you here for an evil

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purpose. Dana,

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I'll take my chances. Thank you.

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You don't know him.

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I don't know you either. He's a horrible

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monster of a man. More than you can

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imagine. I

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can't believe I'm standing here talking

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to someone like you about this.

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Dana, please. Somehow Arcane arranged to

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steal your grandfather's brain when he

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died.

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Nobody would ever do that.

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Arcane would and has the insanity to

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try. He did this to me. Would you have

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believed this possible until now?

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But why?

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Why would he do this to my grandpa? He

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had the idea that he could absorb Carl

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Miridor's genius. I believe he's already

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tried, but for some reason, it's now

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destroying him. Dana, everything you

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most loved and remembered about your

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grandfather is now locked in Arcane's

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head.

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You're talking about his soul.

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I know.

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Arcane, this is Deputy Jensen. Now, I

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want you to be a good fell and throw

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down your gun.

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Dana, what what happened?

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I'll explain later.

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Don't come any closer, young lady.

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Grandpa, listen to me.

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It's Dana.

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Are you all right?

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Grandpa, I know you must be very

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confused, but everything's going to be

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okay. I'm here.

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My dear,

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think of how strong you were for me.

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You were the best thing in my life.

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That's how I want to remember you. Not

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like this.

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If Arcane dies, you're going to be

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trapped forever. Don't you see? You'll

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never have any peace. I can't bear that,

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Grandpa.

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It would be no great loss if you died,

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Arcane. But you'll live so that a

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greater soul than yours can be

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liberated.

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Let yourself out, Dr. Miridor.

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The same electronic energy that brought

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you here in the lab is here to help you

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now. The way is open. Go in peace.

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Goodbye, Dr. Miridor.

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I'm sorry I didn't tell you the truth

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about my grandpa's death in the

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beginning, Will, but

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his suicide was very painful to me.

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Listen, that's your secret. Don't ever

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feel like you have to tell anyone.

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In spite of everything, I only have

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happy memories of him.

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Try and keep a few good memories about

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Homer.

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Hey, I still don't know how it all

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happened, but I know that I've got you

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and your friend to thank. I'll never

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forget that. I will.

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Bye-bye.

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Heat. Heat. N.

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Hey.

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Hey. Hey.