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I told you this place was cool.

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Now if we could just con some girls into coming by.

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In your dreams, man.

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No way chicks appreciate the cobweb slash vermin look.

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Yeah right, like you would know.

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You talkin' to me?

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You talkin' to me?

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You must be talkin' to me cause I don't see anybody else here.

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Maybe we should go.

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Cityscape by Peter Parker.

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Few people know the sheer beauty of Manhattan is seen from 30 stories up on a calm summer

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night.

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And with good reason, this city is never calm.

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I guess I don't need to tell you to hang on, Spider-Man hurry!

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Thanks Spider-Man.

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We'd love to help, but we're outta here.

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Help with what?

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Some kind of ghost here.

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Dude, he tried to shred us.

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Right, and the dog ate your homework.

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The car started by itself, and that secondhand smoke your mom smells on you.

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Crap, he's been followin' us.

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I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

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Well, heh heh.

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Not sure what I'm doin' over the break.

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Maybe take the company jet over to the Cote d'Jorb, stay at the Hotel Marguerite, do a little

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waterskiing, uh, hello.

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Oh, Peter!

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Francesca?

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Peter?

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Peter Francesca?

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Heh heh, Francesca doesn't speak a word of English, heh heh.

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And as designated campus ambassador, I volunteered to show her around.

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Does that make me shallow?

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Well, uh, that's only one side of you.

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You do have another side, don't you?

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Workin' on it.

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Cóndo tio vio, tone tu eveleza, mi a tu se encopoto di tiova.

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Heh heh.

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What?

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Did I say that wrong?

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Yeah, having just a shallow side isn't so bad.

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Easy for you to say, Brainiac.

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Maybe if I had a little more of your shallowness, I wouldn't keep messing up with girls.

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I'm gonna take that as a compliment.

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Electronegativity is the topic, now, if two atoms have different electronegativities,

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the two ions will attract each other and form an ionic bond.

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Any questions?

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Don't be afraid to ask now, because this is all gonna be on your midterm.

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I've heard our midterm is a real bitch.

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We should trade study notes.

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Good idea.

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Come on, don't complain to me after the test that you didn't understand it.

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Yes, Sally.

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Uh, Professor Williams.

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Just wondering, who got the highest score ever on this test?

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Why, pray tell, do you ask?

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No particular reason.

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Max Dillon got the highest score.

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Now, I know you've all heard the rumors, but all we know for sure is that no one has seen

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or heard from Max since the night Doug Reisman was murdered.

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Max Dillon was a troubled young man.

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That's enough on that subject.

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I heard Max was living in a box behind Port Authority.

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I'm sorry.

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You have something to add?

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No, no thanks.

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Good.

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Then back to electronegativity.

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You okay?

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Pretty weird if you ask me.

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I didn't.

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Cut her some slack, okay?

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Sally was the last person Max seemed to connect with when, you know, that night.

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Ionic bonds are always formed as the result of a gain and loss of electrons, but it is

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the electrostatic attraction between the ions which is responsible for the bond.

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Uh, uh, uh.

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Responsible for the bond.

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Track attraction.

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Once bonded, the attraction persists until an additional positive or negative force is

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introduced to upset the equilibrium.

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Sally!

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Max!

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Hey, is somebody playing a joke?

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What do you want?

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Leave me alone.

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Leave me alone.

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Leave me alone.

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Who's there?

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Oh my god.

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What are you doing to me?

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You like experiments, don't you, professor?

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I'm sorry.

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Don't go.

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Don't go.

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Come on.

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Don't go.

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The cops say she was pumped with high voltage.

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Sound like anyone we know?

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Yeah.

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Professor Williams was talking about Max yesterday in chemistry.

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This is so freaky.

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What'd she say?

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Nothing to make him try to kill her.

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Just some stuff about how well he did on the chem mid-year.

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Yeah.

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That's good motivation.

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Do as well as the electrified freak.

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Hey, did Spider-Man take the chem midterm?

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Why not throw him into the mix?

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They're both murderers.

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No, no, Sally Johnson brought up Max, not Professor Williams.

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Okay.

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Now I know you like her, but Sally's nuts.

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Has been ever since that night.

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I am not nuts.

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You don't get it.

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He's stalking me.

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Oh, hey Sally.

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Look, I was just...

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Well, she sends me messages on my computer.

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Then he shows up on my TV.

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He's all like, "How he's gonna take charge now that Con Ed recharges batteries."

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Who?

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Max Dillon.

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He was on my TV.

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And I'm not crazy.

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Don't you see?

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He did this to Professor Williams, and I'm next.

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Here are my chem study notes, in case Professor Williams ever recovers.

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Indie, hey.

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Hi, Harry.

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Is this a "bring your own brains" party?

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Because mine's fully loaded.

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Excellent.

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Mine's overloaded.

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Hey.

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Hey, yourself.

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Did you know electrostatic transference is possible when a super high voltage discharge

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meets a proportionate mass of neon?

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Actually, it's more complicated than that.

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Basically, an object that can conduct electricity has a tendency to retain energy.

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Kids, try to get them to spend their time wisely.

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Like watching R-rated DVDs.

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But no.

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They can't wait to do that web research.

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The attraction persists until an additional positive or negative force is introduced to

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upset the equilibrium.

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Max!

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Hey!

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Is somebody playing a joke?

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I failed on the question.

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Okay, Max.

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Or should I say electro?

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Visiting hours are now open.

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I'd like to help you, but you are officially out of control.

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Oh, and FYI, Sally's really stoked.

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Yeah, she loves hooking up with amped up homicidal maniacs.

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Stay away from Sally!

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Yeah, nice try.

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That's what I'm here to tell you.

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I'll do what I need to do.

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Max!

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I'm sorry.

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I'm sorry.

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I'm sorry.

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Sally, Sally, it's almost time.

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Here's our man of mystery now.

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I had to check on my bio lab results.

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What got you so freaked out you couldn't tell me on voicemail?

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Here for yourself.

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It's a voice speaking in reverse.

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You got that from Sally.

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She records her study notes, then burns them for me.

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Hey, you know what this is like?

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It's like those old Beatle albums my dad used to make me listen to.

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You played them backwards and you'd hear stuff like, "I buried Paul."

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Can you imagine turning a record by hand?

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How lame is that?

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Thanks for the ancient history.

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Actually, you should thank MP3.

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I've downloaded Sally's CD and saved it as a waveform.

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Exactly what I would have done.

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And the result is...

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I only wanted to belong, to have friends.

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I humiliated myself to get them, and now I'm totally alone!

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I don't want to go on like this.

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It's Max.

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Or Electro.

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I don't even know.

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I know you think we can never be together, but we can.

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But first, I have to try something out on someone who will appreciate it.

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Oh my God, he's lonely.

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He wants Sally.

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Yeah, they're going to turn it into one of those romance novels with Fabio on the cover.

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MJ.

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He almost killed a professor for no good reason.

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Actually, he just told us his reason.

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Professor Williams was his trial run, trying to make a human into an electro like him.

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And the next run is Sally.

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I'm calling campus security.

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And where do you think you're rushing off to, young man?

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To look for Spider-Man.

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I've done some research, and if I can hook him up with a high-voltage storage container...

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You think Spider-Man can save the day?

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Not without your help.

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OSCORP uses HVSCs in their munitions lab.

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Call ahead tonight's security at OSCORP.

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Hello?

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Is this Foster Hall's security?

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But how do you know where Max will go?

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He made a mistake with Professor Williams.

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Not enough juice.

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There's only one place that has the electrical supply he needs.

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Alan, don't leave me alone.

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Please, don't do this to me.

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I can learn from my mistakes, Sally.

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I'll get it right this time.

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No, please.

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Why me?

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Don't you remember?

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You smiled at me.

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You cared.

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No one ever cared before.

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No.

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No, it's not like you're me.

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You do care for me, don't you, Sally?

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Don't you!

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Max!

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Hey buddy, what's up?

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The guys at Kappa Tutti Kappa were just talking about you the other day.

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About how smart you are.

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What Harry meant to say is that people on campus remember you fondly, Max.

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Why ruin a good reputation?

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Besides, you say you love Sally.

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Sally.

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Hope Peter has better luck.

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Sally, this will hurt me more than it hurts you.

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You got that right.

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This is going to hurt you more.

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Sally!

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I told you, Sally is mine!

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Sally!

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Oh God, she's disappearing.

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Max, no!

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Engie, get her out of here.

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Okay, Sparkle Boy.

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Time to lose your static cling.

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You're coming up short!

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Freeze!

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Please, I can't feel.

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You'll learn to.

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Battery's stuck.

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Melt it.

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Okay, if I'm not grounded, this better work.

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No!

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I tried to help, but...

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Look!

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This thing is about to burst.

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Go!

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You two can help for Sally.

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Oh no!

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Hope this finally puts an end to your pain, Max.

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Coffee?

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Yeah, I know.

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It's not from the drip den, but it beats instant.

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They say Professor Williams is going to be all right.

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Yeah, thanks to you know.

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Yeah, I do know.

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Pete, I'm not sure what to think anymore.

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About Spider-Man.

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Sure can drive you nuts when everything you believe in gets thrown out the window.

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But the fact is, things aren't usually black or white.

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Electro was just looking for respect and companionship.

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Not in a good way, that's for sure.

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But he wasn't as evil as people might have thought.

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And Spider-Man?

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Well, some people love him, some hate him.

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And I guess Harry's just trying to figure it all out.

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Aren't we all?