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legislation gets through Congress, this

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place closes. My company goes down to

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tubes.

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There are people these days out gunning

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for any industry that supposedly

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destroys the ozone layer.

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Or so they claim.

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It isn't like I didn't warn you about

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this place.

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As my congressman, I hoped you'd have

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the guts to keep those ecoaks off my

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back. Maybe I wasted my campaign

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contributions on you.

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Look, there's technology available to

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clean up this plan.

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Who's going to pay for it? You

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take it easy.

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Maybe I can kill the legislation in

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committee.

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You haven't stopped it yet.

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Yeah, but I got a new plan. I'm going to

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take a factf finding tour of the swamp.

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Then I'm going to report back to the

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committee that uh it's not an endangered

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area.

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Didn't get on it. Either that

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legislation gets flushed or your next

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campaign does.

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What are those environmental wackos

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getting so worked up for? It's a swamp

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for God's sake. What's the swamp got to

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do with anything?

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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.

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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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I wish you'd called earlier. Congressman

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Will's leaving today for a 4-day trip

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with some fishermen.

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It's been on the books for weeks. Thank

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you.

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Needless to say, uh, my time is very

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tight. Of course, the environmental

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issue is of the utmost importance.

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Well, I'm afraid there's nothing we can

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do.

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Well, unless you take him, Tresa, come

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on. I mean, you know as much about the

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swamp as anyone.

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No, I couldn't.

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I'd be uh I'd be very grateful.

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Tresa, think what it would mean to Alec

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to have Uncle Sam get involved and see

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what's really going on out here.

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If it helps the swamp and the

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environment, it's my pleasure. We'll

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have to get an early start, though. Uh,

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say 7:00 a.m.

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Fine. Sooner I can report to my

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colleagues in Congress, the better.

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See you in the morning.

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I'll walk with you, Congressman. I I've

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got some questions about the swamp I'd

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like to ask you. I got this.

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Of all the gin joints in the world, and

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Tresa Langford has to come to this one.

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Oh, Alan.

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Close. It's dress a Kip now.

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Really? I used to know someone much like

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you.

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Maybe she got married. Who's to say? Of

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course. If it is the former Miss

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Langford, this would be an incredible

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coincidence.

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Alice, I haven't seen you in years.

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I got an assignment for a magazine

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article, Mysteries of the Swamp. I'm

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Billing Huma as the Bermuda Triangle

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with Moss. So, you got any weird stories

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for me?

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My divorce might count as one.

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So much for the Kip explanation. But

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then again, Alan, you're probably the

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weirdest thing to hit this town in quite

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a while.

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So, you won't mind having dinner with me

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for curiosity's sake.

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Last time we went out, you started a

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food fight in a four-star restaurant.

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You were throwing duck allarrage across

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the room.

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Duck's got to fly. I got to be me.

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Oh, Alan.

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So,

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all I remember about college are the

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parties. Everything else, like classes,

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is kind of fuzzy.

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You don't remember graduation?

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Vaguely.

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You were totally butt naked underneath

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your graduation gown. You You picked up

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your diploma, bent over, and mooned the

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audience.

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Is that what I did? I thought it was

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required when you got a BA degree.

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Yeah, right. What I can't believe is how

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a complete maniac like you ever got a

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job in the real world?

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Wasn't easy.

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The only time I felt life was worthwhile

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is when I went backpacking. So, I wrote

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an article about it, sold it to a

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magazine. Stories about the environment

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were heating up back then. Suddenly, I

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was in demand.

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I read an article of yours. It was

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something about um the future. I'll be

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damned if I can remember a word of it.

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It was something about um parallel

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worlds.

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Yeah. There's a theory that future

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ecosystems already exist in micro

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environments today. It's an idea the

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French have played with for years.

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Oh, they can keep playing with it. I

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didn't understand it then. I'm not sure

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I'd understand it now.

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Tuning into what was happening to the

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environment changed my life. It made me

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grow up.

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I was a big jerk in college.

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If it hadn't been for you taking notes

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in the classes I missed and cramming me

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for tests, I'd never have graduated.

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You're the best pal I had.

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Yeah, and you made me laugh. I needed

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that back then.

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Oh, look. I have an early morning

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tomorrow. Oh, a US congressman wants me

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to take him on a factf finding tour of

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the swamp. Hey, you know, you could turn

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him into an ecological expert in no

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time. I always avoid exercising

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congressman in the morning.

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It doesn't take an expert to see that

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the swamp is being damaged by

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pollutants. It's a very delicate area.

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Well, I believe that responsible

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industry is no threat to mother nature,

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and nothing I've seen today convinces me

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that any permanent damage is being done.

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Wouldn't that take a long-term study to

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determine?

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Nah, there have been too many studies

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done already. him and all this baloo

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about the ozone layer. I mean, some

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studies flat out contradict each other.

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All depends on who you want to believe.

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You don't have to tell me which side

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you're on.

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Alan, where

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I'm taking over the tour.

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Alan, for God's sakes.

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You know this area as well as anyone,

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Tresa, you can make it back to Huma by

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yourself.

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What are you going to do?

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Send you to school.

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Oh, Alan, if this is some kind of a

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joke, it's not a very funny one.

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I stopped joking a long time ago. Just

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about the same time I found out places

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like this were being wiped out while fat

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cats sat on their thumbs.

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Let's go.

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Come on,

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Presser.

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Alec, I've been looking for you. I was

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taking Congressman Newton on a research

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tour and he was kidnapped.

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And you escaped?

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Not exactly. kidnappers is an old friend

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of mine, Alan Harris. He's gone off the

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deep end.

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Harris? I've been watching him. I

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thought he was doing research for a

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magazine article.

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You've heard of him?

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He has a thorough understanding of

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science and an immense respect for

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nature.

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But to kidnap a congressman doesn't

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sound like Allan.

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We need to find his camp.

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I can't go any further.

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All right, take a break.

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Look, Harris, whatever it is you want, I

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can arrange it. Just please let me go.

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Look, kidnapping a US congressman is

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insane.

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Tell me something. Is kidnapping more

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insane than contaminating our planet's

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air and water or making thousands of

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plant and animal species extinct.

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I don't know, but kidnapping is against

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the law.

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There's something in the swamp that

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doesn't give a damn about your law. It's

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following nature's law and it is scaring

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the hell out of me. You have no idea

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what your industrial pals are doing

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around here.

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Less than a mile from here, I've made a

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fantastic discovery. An alternative

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ecosystem. One that has been damaged by

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ultraviolet radiation because the ozone

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layer is so thin.

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You cut out the gibberish.

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I'm finding evidence of mutated

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organisms, new strains of bacteria.

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Do you know what kind of diseases

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bacterial mutations might create? And if

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the ozone layer breaks down much

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further, it's only going to get worse.

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See, because of people like you, life on

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Earth might be wiped out.

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Oh,

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God.

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Cover your eyes or the light will blind

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you.

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What happened to them?

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Burnouts. They're here to die.

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Take them.

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They must be judged.

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He wouldn't wander off in the swamp all

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night. He has to know better than that.

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He may know more than you realize.

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I'm certain that local industry has

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depleted the ozone layer, causing the

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future ecosystems I've discovered in the

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swamp. Now that I found this gateway to

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the future, my next move is to go

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through.

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He actually thinks he can step into the

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future. Is that nuts or what?

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In the swamp, anything is possible.

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Treser, I am living proof of that.

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Outsiders.

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Where did they come from?

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Look at their skin. They don't have the

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sickness yet. I'm a US Congressman. I

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demand that you do.

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There is no more United States. No

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president or Congress.

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All of them dead.

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This guy's lonier than you are. Shut up,

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Newton. You might learn something. I

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won't shut up. Where are we? I demand

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answers.

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It's impossible. I stayed there last

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night.

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No, not last night. A long time ago.

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What's today's date?

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2031.

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2031? That's impossible.

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What's the matter, Congressman? Your

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election campaign said you were the man

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for the future, didn't it?

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Over there. footprint showing where

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Allen and Congressman Newton entered the

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clearing, but none showing which way

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they left. They just vanished.

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So Allan found a way into the future and

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took Congressman Newton with him. That's

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what you're saying.

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So where are they now? Can they ever

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return?

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Perhaps if we can change the conditions

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that created the accelerated future

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ecosystem, we might be able to bring

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them back.

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Uh change the present and the future

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they're in.

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Will cease to exist and they'll be

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forced back to the original timeline.

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Great. So what? We just changed the

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world.

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Not the entire world. Just the local

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industry that he wrote about that

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damaged the swamp and created the future

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that Allen and Newton may have found.

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Local industry like the chemical plant.

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Congressman Newton talked about killing

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legislation that involved the new

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chemical plant.

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This is incredible. These people need

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medical attention.

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There's no cure for what they have.

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Don't you get it? They're being attacked

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by mutant strains of bacteria that

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didn't exist in our time.

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I mean, I could catch this, but we've

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got to get out of here.

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We can't, Congressman. This is the

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future. You can't escape destiny.

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I wrote hundreds of articles, published

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them all over the world. I begged. I

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pleaded. The whole damn planet was dying

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and nobody would do anything to stop it.

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Fools. Idiots. Why'd you let it happen?

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You could have done something about it,

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but you stood by and did nothing.

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The elders have been asked to decide the

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fate of two outsiders. The facts are

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these. We have no food for outsiders. We

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have no skins for outsiders.

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We have no need for outsiders.

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Before they make judgment, will anyone

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speak for these men?

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It was a plague, wasn't there?

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It was a plague of the skin. Am I

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correct? Large pestules, decaying skin.

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eventual death.

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That's what happened to the burnouts,

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isn't it? You took them out to die.

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The ozone layer was destroyed.

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The world was bombarded by ultraviolet

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rays.

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Cancers developed,

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deadly melanomas.

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You started wearing animal skins to

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protect yourselves from the sun,

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but you couldn't protect yourselves from

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the bacteria

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that mutated in the swamp water,

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creating diseases no one had ever heard

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of or imagined. The plague swept across

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the land as God's hand might cast a

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shadow from the sun,

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touching every living creature

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on Earth.

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Every human being, young, old,

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male, female alike,

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knew that soon they would perish.

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As death stalked the families,

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prayers were said,

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tears fell.

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Nothing could stop the plague.

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But the ultimate damnation

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came from our own desire,

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not of nature.

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Now, do you see

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it's you, isn't it? Will Kip

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once,

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but I haven't been for a very long time.

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Since you know what happened,

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you must also realize the elders have no

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choice in their decisions.

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We cannot let you go.

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You might bring other outsiders back

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with you.

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The sentence for outsiders is

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death.

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No, let me go.

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This plant is a disaster waiting to

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happen.

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I don't believe this. It's a nightmare

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or a hoax of some sort.

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Come on, Newton. It's just extinction.

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Or is that just something that happens

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to other species?

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You want a chance to live just like

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everything else that was alive on this

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planet, human or not.

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Self-righteous to the very end, aren't

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you?

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Martyr enjoys dying for his cause.

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Oh, I mind dying. I mine very much.

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It's just I've had longer to adjust to

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the idea than you.

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You remember that environmental

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demonstration about 5 years ago?

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One that stopped barges from hauling

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toxic waste on the Mississippi River.

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Figures. Well,

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I joined the demonstrators

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and tried to cut a toll line.

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A member of the Tugs crew

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opened barrels of waste and poured them

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on us.

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A few months later, I started getting

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headaches,

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blurry vision, dizzy spells, and then I

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found out I wasn't the only one.

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Four of our group had already died.

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Looks like I'm next.

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I'm sorry.

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You'd be sorry for all the lives you

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could have saved if you hadn't helped

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create the hell we're in now. You could

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have made a difference, Congressman, but

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you did nothing.

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It's time.

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I don't want to die.

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The scent of chemicals is overpowering.

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I feel weak.

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But the plant doesn't have a permit to

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operate yet.

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That hasn't stopped them. They've

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started up illegally.

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Uncertain pollution from this created

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the future Allan found.

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Then this is what we have to change to

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get them back.

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The temperature's dropping.

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55°

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53.

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You can't do this.

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Stop them, Harris.

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Poetic justice. Appreciate it while you

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can. You helped destroy the environment.

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Now it repays the debt.

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42. Marty

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Alex.

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39°.

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I didn't know things were going to turn

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out like this. I'm sorry.

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I'm really sorry.

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32 freezing.

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Alan. Alan, are you all right?

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Yeah, fine. You won't believe what

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happened. We're alive.

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What the

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What's that?

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It's a friend, congressman.

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A friend?

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You saved your life.

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I can't believe you, Newton, after all

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you've just been through. How can you be

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surprised by anything?

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What happened to your hand?

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I uh

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It's a souvenir.

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Remind me where I've been.

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Tresa, it was fantastic. The article

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that I wrote about future ecosystems, I

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was right. We were in Huma in the year

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2031.

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It was worse than anything I'd ever

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imagined.

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I still don't understand it. How did we

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get back?

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We shut down the chemical plant you

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allowed to operate illegally. That was

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the source of the future of your

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experience.

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When I get back to Washington, I'll see

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to it it shut down for good.

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You can't believe the suffering that

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those people went through.

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Nice people,

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families. Your legislation will only

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postpone it. Newton, more has to be

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done. We have got to do more.

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Tresa,

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you have to help the swamp. No matter

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what happens to me.

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Of course I will. Nothing's going to

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happen to you. You're safe now, Alan.

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Mankind must learn that nature cannot be

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ignored. Our future doesn't start

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tomorrow. It begins today.

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Choose wisely.

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Heat.

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Heat.

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Heat. Heat.