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What's with the running, doc?
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We both know how this is gonna turn out.
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I didn't tell anyone.
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I swear!
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Good, then you're the only loose end.
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You can scream now, if you want.
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I've never fully understood
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the mechanics of dreams.
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I don't have them myself.
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Well, this one's doing
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a number on my ceiling
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and pa Kent's getting tired of patching it.
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I will say this.
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What I saw was far more linear
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than ordinary dream logic.
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But it didn't seem like a memory either.
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It was inconclusive.
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You mean, I might actually
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have done these things?
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I'm sorry.
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I just don't know.
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'J'onn, President Chojeb on one.'
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I'm going to put you on the inactive roster
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for a few days.
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Let me know what you find.
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What's the big deal?
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You had some nightmares.
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These weren't just dreams.
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They felt like they really happened.
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I don't know. I've had some dreams that felt mighty real.
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There was this one the other night..
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The point is I couldn't live with myself
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if I really did what I saw.
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Now, are you gonna help me or not?
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Of course, kid.
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But vague memories of a probe
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like one of those alien abduction things.
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Maybe you've just been hanging out in Kansas too long.
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Wouldn't be so sure.
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Especially when she's the alien.
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Got all the signs of repressed memory.
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People dream what their minds don't want to remember.
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Easier to convince themselves it's all bunk.
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Repressed memories of what?
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When?
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You've been to S.T.A.R labs
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treated for injuries there.
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Yeah, a few years ago.
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When superman was brainwashed and attacked the earth.
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I got hurt, and he took me to S.T.A.R for help.
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I was in a coma for part of it.
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Meaning there's a gap in time
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you can't account for.
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That's when.
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Okay, enough. Don't listen to this guy.
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Everything's conspiracies with him.
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Not conspiracies.
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Conspiracy.
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Singular.
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'Reaching back to ancient Egypt
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there's been a single cabal of powerful individuals'
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'directing the course of human history.'
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But the common man prefers to believe
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they don"t exist.
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Which aids their success.
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Global warming
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military upheavals in the third world
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actors elected to public office?
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'The spread of coffee bars'
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'germs outpacing antibiotics'
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'and boy bands?'
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Come on.
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Who would gain from all this?
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Who indeed?
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What does any of this have to do with my dreams?
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If I'm right, you're part of it.
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You're going to need my help.
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I'm going with you.
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Hold your horses.
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No one asked for more help.
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This whole trip might just prove
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the kid shouldn't eat nachos before bed.
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Peanut butter sandwiches.
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How did you--
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What? Do you go through my trash?
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Please.
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I go through everyone's trash.
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'This is where we treated you'
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'when you were in your coma.'
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You were on life support the whole time.
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I promise, you weren't running around
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on violent missions.
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'Well, then, Professor Hamilton, maybe you can'
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explain why her memories led her here?
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I think I can explain it.
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You mentioned some sort of torture device.
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- Yes. - With robotic arms.
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And a long probe in the center.
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Cut to the chase.
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You say you've seen something like it?
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In fact, I have.
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That's it.
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'It's not a torture device.'
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It's a surgical robot.
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That's a kryptonite-tipped lance.
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It was the only way to operate on you, Supergirl.
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That robot saved your life.
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As for the rest of your dream
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we humans are used to being vulnerable.
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But to you, surgery must have seemed
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terribly invasive.
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And powerless to defend yourself
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it's possible your mind constructed
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a scenario of fighting back.
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So, I think that answered everything.
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Little too well.
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Does everything have a sinister motive in your world?
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Yours, too. You just don't know it.
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Uh, guys.
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Aagh.
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Huh. Ooh.
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What was that about?
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What do you think?
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We're asking questions
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someone doesn't want answered.
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Oh, learn a new tune already.
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I'm starting to think he's right.
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That robot came after me.
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The rest of this was just
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a distraction.
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"Standard Z8 combat trainer.'
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Like the ones we use.
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The League buys 'em in bulk.
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So?
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So, who do we buy them from?
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The army, I think.
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Oh, wait a minute.
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Another fun fact.
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The man who commissioned the Z8 project.
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The same man who put you in the hospital.
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General Hardcastle?
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He's retired now, isn't he?
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Gone.
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And hoping to be forgotten.
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'Figured someone would come'
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'for me some day.'
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Only, I thought they'd be
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from the other side.
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This weapon fires a projectile
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of kryptonite pellets suspended in
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a liquid silicon core.
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Causes maximum scatter on impact.
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Only gets one shot
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but trust me, alien
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it'll do the job.
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We're not here to hurt you.
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We just have some questions.
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Sorry if I don't take your word for it.
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As I recall, your kind can be fickle.
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Okay, now what, smart guy?
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Use up your magic bullet on me and you're left with one
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very ticked off Supergirl.
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Now, be a good host
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and tell us a story.
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The army shut me out
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after Superman invaded.
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The feeling upstairs was I failed
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when it counted most
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so how could I lead again?
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I got the message
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and took early retirement.
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Problem is I know too much.
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One of these days
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they'll decide to shut me up.
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Who will? What do you know?
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The military and big business
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have been in cahoots for decades.
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Top secret stuff
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experiments on metahumans
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mutants, aliens.
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Searching for new technologies
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both for national security
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and profit.
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That volcano woman-- she was one of ours.
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Same with those freaks
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The Joker made up like playing cards.
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Any of it have to do with Supergirl?
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It has to do with all of them.
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Your little club up in that spaceship?
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There's a file on every one of you.
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But I don't know anything
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about these dreams of yours.
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'If it is connected to these people'
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I've been out of the loop'
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'too long to know.'
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And how do we find "these people?”
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You don't. They find you.
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Sorry, kid.
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Dead end, I guess.
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Not necessarily.
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Need some time to process this.
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Martian, pick us up.
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What? I told you everything I..
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Supergirl?
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Yes.
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And no.
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Friends call me Tea.
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Are you a friend, general?
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Aah.
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Guess that's a no.
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It's okay.
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You fell asleep.
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Excuse me if I bore you.
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Hey, lay off.
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'Hardcastle's gone.'
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I just know.
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- '"Question.' - Go ahead.
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Look at your monitor.
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I'm patching through a live feed.
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'A scientist named Gilbert Halstrom '
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'has been reported missing.'
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'He's from a biotech company called Nuvo-Gen.'
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'It's the man from Kara's dream.'
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He really exists.
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Or did anyway.
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And only one network had the story.
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Now, that's the first lead in this whole business
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I can wrap my head around.
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We go to Nuvo-Gen.
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We find out who this guy is.
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No. First we find the source of the report.
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What for?
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Don't you know who owns the eagle network?
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The real owners.
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Look, why don't we split up?
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Kara and I will go to Nuvo-Gen.
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You go wherever you want.
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Beep beep
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Hey, Lasser.
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Saw that piece on eagle today.
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Now, that's reporting.
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Thanks. You get home safe.
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The thing is that Nuvo-Gen's
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a real hush-hush joint
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and, uh, Halstrom didn't have no family
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to file a missing persons.
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So, between you and me
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how'd you hear about that story?
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Good old-fashioned legwork, Jerry.
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You should try it sometime.
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Commodore Hotel.
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- Something wrong? - Gotta write up my fare report.
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So, what do you think of that
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corporate prepackaged pop
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kids like these days?
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Hate it.
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;7 Uh oh /7
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JJ Fell in love again &7
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Hey, I just said--
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;7 Tell all my friends JJ
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How you doing? Ollie, filling in.
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What happened to Frank?
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I heard some contest guy showed up at his door.
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Free trip to Aruba.
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Phuh. Why him and not me?
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Tell me about it.
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You have a good one.
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Good cold one's more like it.
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Free trip to Aruba?
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Had to send Frank somewhere.
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Shame how he dropped his keycard though.
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'l never heard of Nuvo-Gen or-or Halstrom'
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'until last night.'
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This girl I've been seeing
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she-she slipped it to me.
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Said I-l could run with it.
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The girl.
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Tell me more.
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She's just a girl.
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Blond hair, blue eyes.
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Real farmer's daughter type.
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And a handshake like a vice?
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Yeah, really strong. How'd you--
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- How long you been seeing her? - About a week.
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She have bad dreams?
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More like tossing and turning.
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Can't sleep at night.
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Halstrom was getting drowned in e-mails
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from their legal department.
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Sounds like they were scared he was gonna
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blow the whistle on something.
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Doesn't say what.
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I don't believe it.
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That crazy old Hardcastle was right.
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These guys claim they're splicing heartier tomatoes
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but really they've been experimenting
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with metahuman DNA.
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Not just any DNA
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My DNA.
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Look.
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This folder was marked "Metropolis Training Exercises.”
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It's me.
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'Um, a little more
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mature than you.'
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But I see your point.
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They cloned me.
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We must have some sort of psychic link.
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That's why I'm seeing things I didn't do.
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What is this place?
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It's a hologram chamber.
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Hard light constructs.
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Must be a training program.
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'My training program.'
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"And so.'
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'What do you think?'
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It's important that you like yourself
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and I'm you--
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just accelerated a few extra years
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plus better trained.
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And I have to say
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a heck of a lot smarter.
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You lured us here.
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After your lackeys couldn't get rid of me at S.T.A.R
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you decided to deal with me yourself
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on your home turf.
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It's like you're reading my mind.
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Which is actually the problem
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and why you have to die.
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"Arrow!'
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JJ Fell in love again &7
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JS What am I gonna tell my friends J.
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JJ It just happened JJ
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33 You walked in my door JJ
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§& And now I don't wanna {3
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;I Be alone no more JJ
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;& Oops I've done it &7
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;s Told you how I feel &7
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;& Just hope this time JJ
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JJ That our love is real &7/
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Argh.
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Anything break?
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Just my stride.
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Nap's over.
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Come on.
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Next time, get your own dreams.
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- Who do you work for? - Really?
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At the top, even I don't know that.
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But I do know I can't work in secret
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if you keep seeing what I do.
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So, sayonara, sister.
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'That's not the only reason, is it?'
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You were setting up this bait
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even before Supergirl started asking questions.
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It's because the link works both ways, doesn't it?
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While she was seeing what you were doing
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you were feeling her conscience.
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That's why you couldn't sleep at night.
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And I bet it got in the way of your work.
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It bites having someone in your head
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doesn't it?
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You don't know what you're talking about.
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No?
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Prove it.
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Kill me.
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Aah!
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Understood.
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No! I can do this.
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It's too late!
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We searched what was left of the place
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but we never found the clone.
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Maybe there was nothing to find.
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Or that's what they want us to think.
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I'm just glad you're okay, Supergirl.
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Professor, to make this clone of me
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they would have needed a DNA sample.
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Is there any chance it came from your lab?
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No, we always destroy
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genetic material after surgery.
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It's standard procedure.
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Okay, thanks, professor.
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'Give my best to Superman.'
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Will do. Bye.
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I still don't get why someone
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cloned you in the first place.
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'This all started because Superman went renegade.'
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They want a Superhuman alien on their side
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if it ever happens again.
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Whoever they are.
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'You rest.'
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We'll have you fixed up in no time.
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Galatea.
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