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(peaceful music)
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(Flipper squeaking)
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- 11 gulls, one flamingo, four egrets.
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- And one albatross.
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- An albatross, where?
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- Right over there.
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- That's Pelican Pete.
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Boy, wouldn't we look
dumb handing in a report
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with an albatross in it?
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- Well, what's so dumb, the
ancient mariner saw one.
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- Okay, just because you're going
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through an identifying phase.
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- A what phase?
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- Identifying, every adolescent
goes through a period
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where he identifies with
characters he reads about.
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- Oh, hey, there's Flipper.
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- Hiya, bov-
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(Flipper squeaking)
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- Sorry, Flipper, we can't
play now, we're working.
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Sandy, what's that phase you
said I was going through?
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- Identifying, you know,
you imagine that the people
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you read about are real.
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Don't worry, we all go through it.
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- Well, I think I just
might be a very bad case,
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'cause I just saw the
the ship, the Bounty.
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- The what?
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- The ship the Bounty in the
book, Mutiny on the Bounty.
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I just saw it.
- Where?
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- Look for yourself, right over there.
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- I may be going through that phase too.
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We'd better call Dad,
I think we all flipped.
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(Flipper squeaking)
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J1 They call him Flipper
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J1 Flipper faster than lightning
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J1 No one you see
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J1 ls smarter than he
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J1 And we know Flipper
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J1 Lives in a world full of wonder
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J1 Lying there under
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I! Under the sea
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(Flipper squeaking)
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(dramatic music)
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- What do you make of her, Dad?
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- Well, I don't know, Sandy.
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We're not close enough to
read her registry numbers yet.
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- Well, I know what I make of it.
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It's a ghost ship, that's what.
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- It's the Bounty.
- The Bounty?
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- I told you it was a ghost ship.
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- Bud, there's no such
thing as ghost ships.
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- But Dad, the Bounty
sank over 150 years ago.
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I read it in a library book.
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- Yeah, I know that, Bud.
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Well, we'll know what it is in a minute.
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- Sandy, what'd you do with my camera?
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- You left it below.
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- Ahoy there.
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Ahoy there.
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- [Jeremiah] Ahoy there, yourself.
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- [Bud] Dad, Flipper is scared,
maybe we'd better go back.
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- Ahoy there.
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- Dad, it's a ghost.
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- I'm a little substantial
for a ghost, don't you think?
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Permit me to introduce
myself, Captain Jeremiah West,
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master of this good ship, the Bounty.
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- I'm Porter Ricks.
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I'm the park warden here.
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These are my two sons, Sandy and Bud.
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It gave us quite a turn seeing your ship
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here in the waters like this.
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- A lot of people, like the lad there,
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think they're seeing a ghost ship.
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Actually this here vessel
is an exact duplicate
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of the original Bounty.
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We're taking her on a world
tour, and then she'll be
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on permanent display in St. Petersburg.
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- Gosh, can see what
she looks like inside?
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- No, she's not shipshape as yet,
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but as soon as we get
back to St. Petersburg,
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I'll personally give you a guided tour.
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- Well, if there's
anything I can do for you
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while you're here in the park--
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- Well, as a matter of fact,
there might be at that.
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You see since we hit the becalmed waters,
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I gave the men shore leave.
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They took the dinghy and
now I find myself in need
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of a few extra tubes for our radio.
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- Oh, I'd be very happy
to take you to the shore
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and show you where you can buy some.
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- Oh, good, I'll let my lookout know,
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and then the men can
pick me up at your place.
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- [Sandy] Boy, that boat's
really something, huh, Dad?
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- Sure is.
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- Yeah, but would like
to go on board her now.
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- Well, you're gonna have to wait
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'til she gets to St. Petersburg, Bud.
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(Flipper squeaking)
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- Oh, Dad, can Flipper come too?
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- Yes, Bud, Flipper can come too.
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(Flipper squeaking)
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- "The situation looked hopeless indeed.
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"The ship was entirely in
the hands of the mutineers.
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"Captain Bligh turned
to Christian shouting,
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"Murder, treason, you mutinous dog.
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"I'll see you hung."
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(Flipper squeaking)
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Imagine, Flipper, the Bounty
right here in Coral Key.
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It's like we were in the story.
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(Flipper squeaking)
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Even though we can't go aboard,
I don't think Captain West
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would mind too much if
we just swam out there
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and looked at her real close.
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Do you think he'd mind?
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(Flipper squeaking)
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Hey, we might even see some of the blood
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left over from the mutiny, come on.
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(surfboard splashes)
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(Flipper squeaking)
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(ship creaking)
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(bell rings)
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(Flipper squeaking)
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- You got everything you need?
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. YUP-
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- Good, I'm sorry Bud
wasn't here to say goodbye.
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- Well, we'll see him in a few months.
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Now that invitation still stands,
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just as soon as we get back.
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- Right.
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- With this wind picking up,
we'll set sail right away.
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We've got a long first leg of our voyage.
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- Where's you first stop?
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- The Canary Islands
off the coast of Africa.
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- Well, look, have a
good trip and a safe one.
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- Thank you, matey.
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(motorboat revs)
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(waves crashing)
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- "As each day passes, my crew gets
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"increasingly out of hand.
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"I fear that I must be
more firm with them,
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"and the fury of the
storm is growing hourly."
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(wind howling)
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(door knob rattling)
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Mr. Christian.
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(banging on door)
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Mr. Christian, Mr. Christian,
what is the meaning of this?
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I demand to know why I was
locked into my own cabin.
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And what is it with you guys?
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I mean, why aren't you men
at your assigned tasks?
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- The men have had all they can take
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of your bullying, Captain Bligh.
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From now on, I am taking over this ship.
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- You can't do that, that's mutiny.
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- Get him and bring him back.
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- Boy, will you look at that, Dad.
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- Yeah, that's quite a sight, Sandy.
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Here, take a look.
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I wish Bud were here to see this.
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By the way, did he say where
he was going this afternoon?
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- He wasn't going anywhere
special that I know of.
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- Well, I think I'll know what I'll do.
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You know that watch I was
gonna buy him for his birthday?
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I'm gonna buy it now.
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He's probably out daydreaming somewhere
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and doesn't even know what time it is.
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Boy, that's beautiful.
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(Flipper squeaking)
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- Flipper, Flipper, help. (gasps)
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Flipper, Flipper, save me.
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Flipper, save me, Flipper.
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Flipper, Flipper, save me.
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Flipper, Flipper, save me.
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- The hatch is all secure, mate.
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- Yes, sir.
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- Well, I guess we won't be seeing
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the good old USA for a while.
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I'm gonna miss her.
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- [Mate] Yes, sir, she sure is beautiful.
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(Flipper squeaking)
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(Jeremiah laughs)
- What's that?
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- That must be Flipper.
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- Flipper?
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- Yeah, the Ricks boys' pet.
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It probably came along to say bon voyage.
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Solong,FHppen
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(Flipper squeaking)
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I'll take over.
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- Yes, sir.
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(ship creaking)
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- Hey, let me out of here.
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(banging)
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Let me out of here.
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Will you let me out?
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(door knob rattling)
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(waves crashing)
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Flipper, Flipper, go get Dad.
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I gotta get out of here.
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(Flipper squeaking)
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Wait a minute, wait a minute.
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(hat splashes)
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Here, take that, give it to Dad.
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(birds chirping)
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- Thanks anyway, bye.
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He's not at Shorty Flanagan's either.
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- Well, try the Griffiths.
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They go fishing on Sunday
afternoon, maybe he's over there.
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(Flipper squeaking)
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- There's Flipper, maybe
he knows where Bud is.
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- Go take a look, I'll call the Griffiths.
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Hello, Mrs. Griffiths, Porter Ricks.
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I'm fine, thank you.
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Mrs. Griffiths, did you and your husband
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go fishing this afternoon?
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No, no, no, I'm not worried
about that, the season's open.
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I'm looking for Bud.
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- [Sandy] Dad, Dad.
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- Just a minute, Mrs. Griffiths.
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- Flipper brought this back
and he's yakking up a storm.
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(Flipper squeaking)
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- What is it, it's all wet?
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- I have an idea Bud's on it.
- Yeah.
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I'll call you back, Mrs. Griffiths.
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Thank you very much.
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Let me see that.
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Well, if he is on it, that boat's sailed.
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I'm gonna try and get
hold of that captain.
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(Flipper squeaking)
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- Sir, I have just been in radio contact
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with Ranger Ricks at Coral Key.
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He thinks his son, Bud, is
somewhere aboard the ship.
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- Bud here?
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- Yes sir, it sounds crazy,
but he said their pet dolphin
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came home wearing the captain's hat.
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- What?
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- Captain Bligh's hat, sir.
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- On.
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- Dad, you're not mad, are ya?
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- Well, I'm not exactly mad,
Bud, but I wish you'd learn
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to curb that imagination of yours.
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- I promise I will, Dad. (gasps)
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- [Sandy] What's the matter?
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- The Nautilus.
- The what?
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- The Nautilus, the submarine.
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In Jules Verne's book,
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea,
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I just saw it, I did.
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- Dad, I think we'd better
supervise his reading
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for a while, don't you?
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- Yeah, I'd say that would
be a pretty good idea, Sandy.
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- Ask Flipper.
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Flipper, you saw it, didn't you?
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(Flipper squeaking)
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J1 Everyone loves the king of the sea
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J1 Ever so kind and gentle is he
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J1 Tricks he will do when children are near
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J1 And how they laugh when he's near
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J1 They call him Flipper, Flipper
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J1 Faster than lightning
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J1 No one you see is smarter than he
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J1 And we know Flipper
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J1 Lives in a world full of wonder
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J1 Lying there under, under the sea
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(lion roars)
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