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♫ Here's Vic the Viking
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♫ Sailing the seas, it's Vic the Viking
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♫ Full of ideas, it's Vic the Viking
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♫ Say won't you take us with you please
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♫ Here's the Vic the
Viking, Vic the Viking
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♫ With new adventures, Vic the Viking
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♫ Battle the dangers, Vic the Viking
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♫ Vic the Viking
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♫ Bring every enemy to his knees
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♫ Vic the Viking
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(Cheery music)
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- You know what Vic?
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It's good to be home.
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Looting and pillaging
gets boring after a while.
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(thud)
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- Mom's favorite cups.
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(glass clanging)
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- Dad, those are the ones
you got as a wedding present.
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- It's alright Vic, they're not broken.
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(glass breaking)
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- Oh!
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- Oh, ah, hmm.
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Oh, what have we done?
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Help me, Vic, we've got
to hide this from Ylva.
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- You know what happened last time,
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Mom shouted at you so much,
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you were deaf for a week.
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- And that was just because I
blew my nose on the curtains.
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She must never find out.
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- Well, she's bound to,
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as soon as she has cloudberry
juice in the morning.
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- Yeah, but in the morning
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we'll be going on a long voyage
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to a distant unknown destination.
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Who said looting and pillaging was boring?
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Ha!
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- Will it be dangerous?
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- Yes Vic, not as
dangerous as staying here.
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(duck quacking)
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(snoring)
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- Wasn't me, no, Ylva don't shout.
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It wasn't me, honest.
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(duck quacking)
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(yelling)
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come on, Vic, help me round everyone up,
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we've got to get moving.
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- [Ylva] Halvar.
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(cheery horn music)
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- Come on everyone, get ready.
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We're going on a long dangerous voyage
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to an unknown destination.
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(everyone asking questions)
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- Dad, what's that
funny mark on your face?
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- What mark?
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- Stand back, let me look.
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(squeaking)
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oh, it's a sign, a sign from the Gods.
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You have been chosen by the Gods.
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- [All] Ohh, ahh, chosen by the Gods.
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- Of course, I knew that.
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- You've been given a gift.
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- [All] Ahh, given a gift.
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- You mean, like three wishes?
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- No, it is such a strange shape.
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It is the mark of Loki, the shape shifter.
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You have been given the gift of changing
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into any shape you like.
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- [All] Great!
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- Alright (grunting).
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- Halvar, have you seen my
favorite horn drinking cups?
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- I want the drakkar ready to leave
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by the time I get back.
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(upbeat music)
(panting)
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I don't know how I'll figure
out how to change shape.
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(banging)
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- Halvar, Halvar!
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Halvar, Halvar, where are you?
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- Change into something else.
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Or maybe (grunting).
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- [Ylva] Halvar, I hope
you haven't broken them.
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(sighing)
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(duck quacking)
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- Shoo, she'll hear you,
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go away, go away, go away, go away.
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(duck quacking)
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Stand still (inaudible) duck.
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(duck quacking)
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when I get my hands on you,
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don't you walk away from me.
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Come back here, I'm gonna catch you.
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Oh, I don't like ducks.
(thud)
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(banging)
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(duck quacking)
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(cheery music)
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- The weird thing is, Dad didn't
have that mark last night,
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when he went to bed.
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Something must have happened.
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- Hey, look at the pillow, Vic.
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It's all scrunched up
where his face has been.
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- It makes the same pattern,
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as the mark on Dad's face.
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(cheery music)
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- Have you seen Halvar?
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- [All] No.
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- He went off to change shape.
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- If he thinks he can get out
of this by changing shape,
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he's got another thing coming.
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(duck quacking)
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- Oh.
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(thud)
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(duck quacking)
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- It's his helmet, it's him.
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He's changed into a duck.
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Yes, yes, I'd know that look anywhere.
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(duck quacking)
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- It's got to be him.
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- No duck would ever dare
to sit on Halvar's chest.
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- Now he's here, we can set sail,
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to that unknown destination.
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- Halvar, halvar.
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- Wait, that isn't Halvar.
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- It is, it's his helmet.
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He's sitting on Halvar's big chest.
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- But the mark on his face,
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it's not a sign from the Gods,
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Halvar's pillow got scrunched up
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and left a shape on his face.
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- Are you doubting the Gods?
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Maybe it was the Gods who
scrunched up his pillow.
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Did you think of that?
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- Exactly, that's Halvar,
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I'd know that nose anywhere.
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As soon as he's ready, we'll set sail.
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- We follow his beak wherever it points.
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(cheering)
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- That duck could point its beak anywhere.
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On to the rocks, or into a whirlpool,
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or even into an iceberg.
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- Yes, Ylvi, we've got to
find Dad before they set sail.
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(dog barking)
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- I don't understand,
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he's still not pointing out to sea.
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- Time to wake up, Halvar.
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I'm going to give you a piece of my mind.
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- [Vic] Dad?
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(gasping)
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- Oh, that hurts.
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(banging)
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- Dad, are you okay?
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- I don't know Vic, the
world keeps spinning.
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- You must have bumped
your head a little, Pops.
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Stay here and rest.
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How can I stop the crew without Dad?
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(thud)
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(cheery music)
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(duck quacking)
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- Halvar is pointing out to sea.
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(cheering)
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- I knew it, as soon as my back is turned,
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everything goes to pot.
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Get that duck off my chest!
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- Vic, what are you doing
wearing Halvar's eye patch?
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- Don't you call me Vic.
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I'm Halvar, you fool.
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Didn't I tell you I would change shape?
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- But the duck's Halvar.
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It's wearing his helmet.
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(duck quacking)
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- Anyone can wear a helmet, numbskull.
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But I'm the only one with an eye patch.
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Enough, I'll prove that I'm Halvar.
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Follow me and I'll change
back into my usual body.
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- [All] That would be
interesting to see that.
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- Well, if you are Halvar,
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you've got some explaining to do.
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What happened to my drinking horns?
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- I swear to you Ylva,
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whatever happened to
those horns, it wasn't me.
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(duck quacking)
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Wait here, I will now change
back into my original shape.
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The art of shape shifting is so magical,
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so delicate, so difficult,
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that nobody must see.
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(gasping)
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(cheery music)
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(mumbling)
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(banging)
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(coughing)
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(gasping)
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(cheering)
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(laughing)
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- What do we do now, Halvar?
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- Are we still going on a dangerous voyage
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to an unknown destination?
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- Halvar.
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- Of course we're going.
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Onward men, we sail at once.
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(yelling)
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(panting)
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Cast off, cast off!
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(sigh)
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- I think that mark is wearing off, Dad.
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How're you feeling?
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- Really dizzy.
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It's all that shape shifting.
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The funny thing is,
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I don't remember anything about it.
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- Pops.
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- What is it, son?
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- If Mum got her drinking horns back,
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then everything would be back to normal.
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You'd be friends again.
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You could use the horns from my helmet.
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- Thanks son, it's a kind thought,
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but I would never take my own sons helmet.
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(humming)
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Snore.
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(laughing)
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Perfect.
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Ylva won't know the difference.
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(laughing)
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I've had enough of this dangerous voyage,
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we're turning back to Flake.
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(braking)
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(cheery music)
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(whistling)
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(duck quacking)
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(cheery music)
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