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<i>Chapter 4 - "Songs of
the Dark Lantern"</i>

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Oh no!

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The beast is near!

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Greg, Is there any
beast out there?

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I found a duck.

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Do you know how to make eggs with a duck?

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- I'm hungry.
- What about the beast?

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The beast is near!

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I didn't see any beasts.

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The driver has
nuts on the head.

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Walnuts.

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- Well, it's a relief.
-Relief?!

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"That madman is telling us
getting out of the way!

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- Really?
- Yes.

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Who knows where we are with
that guy acting crazy like banana.

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Oh, banana bread, eggs and nuts.

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Finally some luck.

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Let's go to that dark place
tavern and ask for directions.

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But...

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It's dark.

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Why don't they ask for them?
you, and I will wait�-

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No wait, I don't want to wait here alone.

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-Why not-
- Just go to the tavern!

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Good!
But you ask for directions.

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Okay, I'll do everything.

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I'm hungry.

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- Come in!
- It's stuck.

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Excuse me.

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Excuse me.

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You wait here.
I'll go get food.

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Well, at least there's music.

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Well, sweetness,

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What do you do for-
Wait, is that a bird with you?

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- It's one,
- I'm Beatrice,

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These two sweet children and me
we are a little lost-

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No birds allowed here!

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 �No birds allowed -

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The tiles are a bad omen.

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They give bad luck!

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The tiles give good luck.

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We bring joy and happiness to-

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Good, bad luck,
I don't need them!

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Damn you, lady!
Damn you!

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"Someday you will die,
and I will laugh, I will laugh!

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Forget it, I'm leaving here.

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Wirt, get directions.

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Wait, no.
I don't want-

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Just do it!

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Who are you bringing
bad luck to my tavern?

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I'm Wirt, and this is Gregory.

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And he is a horse!

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Very good, but,
who are they?

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I am... Wirt.

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I'm just a guy,
I guess.

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What do you mean?

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- Well, he is the butcher,
- I'm the butcher.

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- The baker,
- Yes!

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The midwife,

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The master and apprentice,

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The tailor,

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And I am the tavern keeper.
Who are you?

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Someone hungry!

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I don't know.

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I don't like labels.

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I'm just myself,
I guess.

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- Maybe he's a simpleton.
- No, I'm just, I'm just lost.

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- You see, we tried to reach,
- I'm the thief.

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Well, I'm glad to know that.

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- Well, you see,
- I'm the thief.

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I have to survive.

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Like anyone else,

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My work is manual,

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If you cross me,

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<i>Unconscious</i>

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<i>I'll leave you�</i>

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<i>I will steal the shoes
of your feet

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<i>I am the robber,</i>

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<i>And I have to survive.</i>

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Hey.

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Is that lipstick?

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Who is there?

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<i>Cut the wood to
light the fire

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What kind of person cuts down trees in
middle of a storm at night?

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What kind of person
talk to a horse?

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Excuse me?

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I was wondering if you knew the way to,

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I mean, her name is Adelaide-

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- Oh, you want a girl, huh?
- No, I say, yes, but,

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Oh, you're not the simpleton we all thought you were.

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- Everyone thinks I'm-
- You are the one in love,

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- What? In love? No-
- If you want to stay with this girl,

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- No, I say, yes,
- Boy, this is what you'll do.

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<i>Write him a letter
with italics and so on</i>

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<i>The calligrapher is fair
Who can help you?

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<i>You will have to dress well,
That's what the tailor is for

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<i>I will fix your pants,
He is a good French tailor

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<i>You don't know that because of the use
your shoe is worn out</i>

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<i>A hole in your sock
it only makes you look bad</i>

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<i>The shoe rack can be ordered,
but you will need cake</i>

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<i>The baker and pastry chef
they need to work,</i>

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<i>What a lovely time it will be
the day you are going to get married</i>

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What?

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<i>There is something to do for everyone
when a boy gets married

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No, no, no, guys, I don't
get married, I'm just trying to find-

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- You can't use that pointed cone.
- Oh no, please.

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If I have to be outside,
those clowns too.

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Oh, hey, Beatrice!

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Do you also want food?

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No. How's Wirt doing?

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Pretty good.

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<i>What a lovely time it will be
the day you are going to get married</i>

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What about that woodcutter?

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I bet you know this one
forest better than anyone, huh?

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Okay, horse, I'm out of here!

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In love!

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- In love!
- No guys, it's not Adelaide, I'm just,

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Young man in love,
Sing your love song!

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- Love song?
- Yes, in love!

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Sing your love song!

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- No, I don't have one,
- Sing in love, sing!

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- No.
- Sing in love, sing!

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- Midwife, no!
- Sing in love, sing!

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Sing in love, sing!

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Sing boy, sing!

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<i>My name is Wirt and his name is Greg,</i>

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<i>We are half brothers because </i>

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<i>My mother had Greg with my stepfather.</i>

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<i>We are not from here</i>

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<i>�Can you tell me?</i>

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<i>Where do I have to go?</i>

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<i>�So I can leave for</i>

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<i>end?</i>

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- This is not a love song.
- It's a metaphor.

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Have composure, tailor.

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- Hey!
- Uh, yeah?

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I know what you are!
You are a pilgrim!

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What? Like those who eat turkey
and cranberry sauce?

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No, you are a pilgrim!

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- A pilgrim?
- You are a traveler on a sacred journey.

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You are the master of your own destiny.

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The hero of your own story!

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A pilgrim

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- Count your deeds, pilgrim!
- What other obstacles have you overcome?

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One time, Wirt fell on a gorilla.

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And he helped me find this frog.

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- More, tell more!
- Tell more!

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We want to listen!

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Oh, and I found a woodcutter who
He told where to go to avoid the beast.

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The beast!

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- The beast.
- Holy shit.

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Oh, you've heard too
about the beast?

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We all know about the beast, pilgrim.

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<i>Lurking in the Unknown</i>

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<i>Looking for the
who are lost</i>

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<i>Hoping not to let you come back</i>

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<i>You have to be careful</i>

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<i>The beast is everywhere</i>

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<i>You have to be ready and not
believe their lies</i>

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<i>Well if your will starts to fail</i>

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<i>I will turn you into
an oil tree

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<i>So that your flashlight
it's not going to turn off.</i>

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Wait a minute, flashlight?

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The woodcutter had that
strange lantern, not the beast.

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Pilgrim, he who carries the
dark lantern must be the beast.

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What? No, the woodcutter is good.

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He warned us of the beast
and where to go to avoid it.

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And now they're more lost, huh?

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Yes, but...

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Oh, right, could you give us directions?

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Our friend Beatrice tries to help us
take with Adelaide del Pasto,

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The good woman of the forest.
She can help us.

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You don't need directions, pilgrim.

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Follow the compass in your heart.

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No, I think we need directions.

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-Beatrice!
- Save your friend and return home!

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- Pilgrim!
- You can do it!

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It's okay.

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Don't give up!
Don't give up!

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I guess
I will really do this.

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Horse, just pretend
I can ride you, okay?

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Beatrice?!

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Beatrice?

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Another one of those trees.

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- Quiet!
- It's you!

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- Hello, Mr. Woodcutter.
- I told them to get out of this forest!

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Beatrice!

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You are turning it into an edel tree.

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You were the beast!

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- What are you doing?
- Greg, take Beatrice!

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What are you doing?!

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Boys, the beast is near!

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- Beatrice, are you okay?
- Yes, I only saw a strange shadow,

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and stupidly collided with
a tree and became unconscious.

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Oh well,
we are safe.

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Wirt was amazing!

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"Sang a song, rode a horse,
and saved you from the ax guy!

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It's the pilgrim!

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That sounds good, but you had
than get directions.

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Fred gave us directions
before you woke up.

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Who?

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Oh, Beatrice, meet you
to Fred the horse.

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I like to ride
with your partner.

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Can you talk?!

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It seems that you are running out
the fuel, woodcutter.

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Why don't you leave me
carry the flashlight for a while?

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Go away, beast!

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"I already fought against you for
flashlight, and I will do it again!

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You don't need to be violent, lumberjack,

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But make sure you keep it on,
or your daughter's flame will go out...

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Forever.

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Now, where to
Did those kids lead?

212
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Leave those children alone!

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Beast!

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Beast!

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<i>Cut the wood to
light the fire


