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You don't think old Red will be finding

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our treasure here now, do you?

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No, he be knowing what's good for him.

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Hey,

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it's a kid. He's been watching us.

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Okay, he'll kill us if we get

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discovered.

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Come here, kid.

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Hey, come here, kid.

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What the How did he do that?

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Get it. Get it.

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The swamp is my world. It is who 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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Whoa. Hold it, young man. What's the

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rush?

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Pirate treasure. Swap monster.

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Homework first. monster. Second,

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I did my homework.

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I found your school books in the bushes.

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Joshua,

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a big man stole them and I put them

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there.

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No, Joshua, you did.

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I thought you were going to clean out

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your closet and give me some stuff for

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my yard sale. I told you if you didn't,

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I would. And you might not like what I

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sell. I cleaned out my closet. I didn't

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find nothing.

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Joshua,

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the lying has to stop.

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But this is monster. I saw him. He

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grabbed nasty beat the pirate and his

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henchmen squid.

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Joshua, turn your imagination off.

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Please.

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Mrs. Mendelson at school.

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He doesn't believe me either.

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Dad wouldn't believe me.

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Joshua. Joshua.

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useless. All totally worthless to me.

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All my hydration units lost. Not one of

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them where they're supposed to be.

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I don't know, doctor. They said they'd

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bury them where you specified.

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Well, they forgot, didn't they? Each of

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these units has to be buried in a

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specific spot for my plan to work. These

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sparks, Graham. Those hillbillies you

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hired had 50 units and they buried 50

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units in the wrong places.

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You know, maybe it's just too much to

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ask to better mankind. I finally devised

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a plan that everybody would laugh. And

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who botches it?

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They said they knew the swamp, so I

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figured.

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You figured? You figured, did you?

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Don't ever do that again, Graeme. Not

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while I live and breathe this fresh air.

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or I shall kill you on the spot. We'll

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find them, doctor. The the tracks are

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pretty fresh.

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I told you we shouldn't have slept down

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here last night. We could have been out

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of here by now.

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I didn't want to be moving around that

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thing out here. Let's head out of this

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way.

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Move around Creek Side. I want them

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captured. Do not kill them. Do you hear

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me? We can cut them off. They'll have

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nowhere to go except toward Dr. Arcane's

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compound.

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Let's go.

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Dr. Arcane. Dr. Arcane. What? Do you

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have them yet?

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Not yet, sir. But I was just thinking,

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what about the perimeter fence?

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It's electrified. They're not that

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stupid.

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We got to jump it. Come on. You first. I

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GIVE YOU A LEG UP. HURRY UP.

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NO, DON'T TOUCH THE FENCE.

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SECTOR 3, CUT IT OFF NOW.

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NUTS. Now we'll never know.

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Where ye be monster?

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There be treasure buried here.

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Ready treasure.

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If that's who I think it is. You've got

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a lot of explaining to do, Graeme. I've

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been trying to readjust the remaining

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units.

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Where'd you get that?

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How about a yard sale?

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I'm sorry to drag you all the way out

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here so late, Will, but

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Joshua likes you so much. You're like

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his big brother.

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I'm glad that I can help, Mrs. R.

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I really appreciate it.

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That swamp has already taken the man I

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love. And now it's wrapping its dirty

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tendrils around my son.

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It's not the swamp's fault.

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I know it's mine.

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No, it's not your fault either.

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Well, other people find themselves

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single parents and their kids don't turn

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into Heliens. I It just keeps getting

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worse with no end in sight.

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You know, it took me about 2 years after

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my mother died before I could even be

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civil around anyone.

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That's got to be really tough on a young

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kid to to handle that kind of sudden

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loss.

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Time, huh?

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Well, I guess you didn't turn out too

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badly, Will.

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My old man's got a different gray hair

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for every day of that two years.

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Is that the good news or the bad news?

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You get some rest. I'll go find Joshua.

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Well, I can't just sit here and do

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nothing.

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Well, you're going to have to because

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you see what's probably going to happen

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is he's going to get tired and he's

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going to want to come home. Now, you

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should be here when he does. Okay.

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Thanks, Will.

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Besides, that little Rugrat still owes

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me 50 cents for a comic book that I

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loaned him. I'll find him.

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A Hawaii. Who goes there?

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Put your hands up.

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Why?

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Cuz I'm ready at the lower caves and you

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be my prisoner monster.

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Nice fire, Red. What now?

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I don't know. I can't bring you back

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with me.

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Why not?

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Cuz you don't really exist.

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I don't.

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No. You're my imagination. The mom tells

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me I got one that won't quit.

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No,

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Joshua.

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Joshua.

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Joshua, is that you? Joshua, this isn't

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funny.

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Lost something.

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I guess it broke when those nasty

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pirates were chasing me. It was my

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dad's. He gave it to me.

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He must love you very much.

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He died.

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I'm sorry.

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He used to take me everywhere and play

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games with me. Mom doesn't do that. She

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says she's got to do work all the time

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now.

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Joshua, sometimes adults aren't free to

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do all that they like. So, you can't

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judge them that way.

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They all judge me. They can't tell when

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I'm playing. But dad always knew the

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difference.

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It's not like I really think I'm ready.

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I mean, I wish I could be. Dad said I

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could be anyone I wanted to.

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Then keep listening to him, Joshua. Let

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your father's spirit guide you. It's

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there in your conscience.

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Trust in what you feel.

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What your mother needs you right now.

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I guess.

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What were those bad pirates burying?

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Treasure. I followed them for two days

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and made a treasure map.

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May I see it?

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I I I I don't have it. He

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just Somebody stole it.

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Joshua,

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I should get home.

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Mom. Mom, I'm

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Hello, Joshua.

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Looking for your mommy.

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We'll have to talk about that, won't we,

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now?

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Just as we'll have to talk about a very

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interesting device I obtained at your

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yard sale.

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Mom.

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Mom, are you okay?

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Touching, isn't it, Graeme? Makes you

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want to go out and procreate, doesn't

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it? They'll never mind.

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What are you doing to my mom?

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Nothing.

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Not yet, anyway.

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You see, Joshua, I'm rather a nice man.

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But him on the other hand, oh, he's

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evil, mean, and nasty.

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A bit of a bully, if you know what I

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mean. And unfortunately, we're in Mr.

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Graham's playroom. He likes to do all

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kinds of terrible things here.

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Real terrible.

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Now, we don't want anything terrible to

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happen to your mommy, do we?

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Good boy. Now, why don't you tell me

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where you found this little hydration

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unit? Hey,

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I don't know what that is.

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I'm sure like most little boys and

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girls, you like to tell little lies,

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don't you? But you see, we're serious

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here. Now, you tell me, you little sod,

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before I lose my patience.

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I found it in the swamp.

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Good boy. Where?

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I don't know.

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What are you doing?

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Mr. Graeme has been playing around with

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the effects of severe infrared light on

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human flesh. It's very nasty. Very

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painful. You want to watch?

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Stop. Let her go.

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Energetic little sword, isn't he? Now,

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you listen to me. You'll tell me what

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happened to my hydration units quickly

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or your mother dies a painful death.

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I don't know. It has to hear my map.

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Map?

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You have a map?

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Yes. I follow the pirates who made a

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treasure map of their treasure spots.

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NOW TURN IT OFF.

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He made a map of the treasure spots. I

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can find all my units and replace them.

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Graham, we can go ahead as scheduled.

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Now, Joshua, take me to your map.

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Let her go.

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No, I think we'll bring Mommy with us.

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And if the map isn't there, Joshua,

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you'll find out what happens when Mr.

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Graham and I decide to play pirates.

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Matey.

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Alex.

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Alex.

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Over here. Will.

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What's that?

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Another of Arcane's deadly toys.

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Ingenious. I'll give him that.

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Doesn't sound good. What is it exactly?

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It's powdered alkalines and crystallized

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acetic bases in a benign decomposition

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matrix.

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English allec. It's my first language.

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Sorry. Normally, these chemicals are

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nature's building blocks. But in this

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configuration, leech slowly into the

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water. They could neutralize life

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supporting algae.

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The jerk's trying to destroy the swamp

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again.

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Apparently, with the algae gone, other

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microorganisms would soon follow. Then,

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with nothing to eat, the insects would

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die. Then the fish, the birds, the

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plants, everything. an ecological

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disaster. You can stop it, can't you?

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These are natural elements, Will. I

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can't distinguish them from what nature

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intends. I can't find the other cases.

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You mean there's more? How do you know?

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A small boy followed Arcane's men.

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Joshua?

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Joshua Rigger? That's That's why I'm

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here. He's missing.

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He left here hours ago to return home.

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Arcane.

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Well,

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I'm not going any further till you let

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my mom go.

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It's not going to happen, kid. Till we

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get the map.

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Give him what he wants, Josh. Please.

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I don't trust him. The big green man

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told me to trust in what I feel.

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Big green man.

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Holland. Damn it. I was hoping to avoid

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him. Spread out. Lock down the perimeter

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until we're done here.

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You listen to me, you little muppet.

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I've heard about as much from you as I

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can stand. Now you will give me the map

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or I shall skewer your dear mother.

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Okay, I I'll give it to you.

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Perfect.

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Perfect.

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They must have grabbed Mrs. Rigger when

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I left her.

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We'll have to take those guards out

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first. No way. Arcane hears us. He'll

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kill both of them.

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No. Joshua will keep them occupied with

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the swamp's help.

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Now let us go. You got what you want.

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Well, you see, that brings us to another

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little problem. You both know where my

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little treasures are buried. And if

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you've seen any really good pirate

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movies, you know what must be done.

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No.

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Oh, please.

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What the hell?

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Mom, I'm him.

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I'm red hair.

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What the hell? OH MY GOODNESS.

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This my imagination. Pretty good, huh?

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Haven't you? You stupid.

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Keep those guards away.

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Graham. Graham, I've been stuck. Where

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are the guards? Damn you all. Where are

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my guards?

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Holland,

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you win at last.

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My life's blood trickles away.

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Don't be so dramatic, Arcane.

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Go. Leave my swamp.

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Bradley,

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I don't believe what I just saw. I mean,

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you know, it's like dad always used to

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say, a man's got to do what a man's got

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to do.

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Heat. Heat.



