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Thank you!
We'll never forget you!
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- What was that fella's name again?
- I kind of already forgot.
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Well, I'm gonna call him
Mildred the Tyrannosaur.
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So, cars on the train can just move around?
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I like it!
Feels wild and unpredictable.
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What is this place?
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- It looks to be a study.
- What are they studying, hoarding?
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- Hey, get out of there.
- What? Me?
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No, of course not, no.
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Hello, me-shaped thing!
Are you my mom?
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And if so, where have you been?
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- Rude.
- If it isn't my favorite person
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named after a flower for no good reason.
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Calm down, dog.
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- Is this the cat you told me about?
- Unfortunately, yes.
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She's a real gem.
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One-One, last time we saw her,
she tried to kidnap you.
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Kidnap?
Je n'oserais jamais!
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I seem to recall we had a deal,
you backed out,
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I left you alone, and you abandoned me
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to the relentless splashes
of a thousand Randalls.
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Litter under the box.
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Fine.
What are you doing here?
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Me? Why, you're the ones
who oafishly stumbled into
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my humble abode.
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Nice place, but your mom's a little quiet.
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Don't touch that!
I apologize.
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Everything here is
extremely important to me.
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Yeah, well, it's really dusty and
boring to me, so we're leaving.
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Good-bye, former kidnapper!
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I miss you already,
and it's emotionally confusing.
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Wait! Don't you want to explore
the kismet that brought us together?
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Nope.
I don't trust you.
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That prickles my whiskers,
kitten, but I understand.
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Au revoir.
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My! Be a dear and help me with
those fallen items, would you?
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I'd do it myself, but, well, you know.
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- Wait. Where did you get this?
- I procure so many wonderful things.
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- Why?
- Because it has my name on it.
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Is that one yours?
I suppose we ought to give it a look?
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- Great idea!
- Careful, Tulip. I don't trust it.
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Ooh, what if it's important?
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Of course it is. This tape contains
everything that makes you you.
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Every passenger has one.
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- Every passenger?
- Guess you're not special.
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Yes, and every one of them
has a little number
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from a little tape, just like you.
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How's this connected to my number?
Who made it? How does it help me?
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My dear, it will be much simpler
if we just watch.
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In you go.
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I'm not sure about this.
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Maybe you shouldn't...
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Atticus?!
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One-One?!
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I remember that.
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No!
Are you okay, honey?
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Corn Nutters!
Corn Nutters!
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Bucket! Bucket!
Bucket!
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Mom, look!
I can see Orion's belt...
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and part of his pants.
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Hey.
You're me.
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What's going on?
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Whoa!
DolphWorld?
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I used to love this place!
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I wonder why it closed.
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- Tulip, how about those dolphins?
- They look so beautiful in their natural state.
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A pyramid!
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Yeah!
This day was so much fun!
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I'm home!
I'm...
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still in a memory.
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Are you tired of owning things that
aren't doughnuts, but could be doughnuts?
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- Every day of my miserable life.
- Then buy a Doughnut-Holer!
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Easy to grip, and certainly not a scam.
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- Certainly not a scam?!
- Say no more!
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I'm spending my life savings on it!
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- What was that?
- Great news, bud!
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You got a full scholarship to Vassar,
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the school for smart people
too creative for their own good!
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That's better!
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But who cares about school?
Step aside, Shigeru.
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You just became Ultra-Galactic
World President of game design!
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Who wants to celebrate with
double-onion ice cream cake?
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Me!
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This isn't right.
Something's changing my memories!
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Get it off! Get it off!
Get it off!
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Tulip, how about those dolphins?
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They look so beautiful
in their natural state.
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A pyramid!
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This isn't how it happened.
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Let's hear it for Dolphmu!
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What do you mean she won't wake up?
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So, that's why they closed DolphWorld.
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Mom, Dad, can we move closer?
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See? I told you
she needed glasses, Andy.
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Well, maybe you should've taken
her to the optometrist, Megan.
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When?
When am I supposed to do that?
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Yeah.
They were fighting.
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Okay, I'll be sure to add it to my free time
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between my double shifts at the hospital.
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Why'd the static go down?
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- Doughnut-Holer!
- They shouldn't be here.
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Harry the Bike Guy!
He's woke for the spokes!
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It isn't a sham, I am.
It isn't a sham, I am.
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Dad was there.
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So, you're tucking me in now?
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Awful news, Tulip.
We're getting divorced!
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Divorce! Divorce!
Divorce!
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- Divorce!
- No! This isn't what happened, either!
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We having dinner here or going out?
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Neither.
We just want to talk to you.
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- Talk with you.
- She gets it.
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This is how it happened.
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Tulip, we want you to know
we both love you so much, but...
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things are going to be changing soon.
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Changing?
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Is this like a puberty thing?
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'Cause if so, I'm fine!
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Let's just go get Chinese food and...
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- Tulip, sit.
- Andy.
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- What?
- You might have noticed Dad and I have...
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problems, sometimes, like..
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arguments, things like that.
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We've tried to fix things,
but your Mom and I
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decided to take some time off
from each other.
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Are you... okay?
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- Yeah. Why wouldn't I be?
- You're not.
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Are you...
getting divorced?
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Well...
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right now, we're just separating.
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But then you're gonna
get divorced after that.
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"It's not that simple."
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It's not that simple, bud.
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Yeah, it is.
You're either married or your not.
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- What else is there?
- Tulip, please.
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We just want you to know
that none of this is your fault.
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I know that!
Why would it be?!
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I remember how scared I was.
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Tulip, I'm so sorry.
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How mad I was.
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How alone I felt.
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Things change, but our love for you won't.
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We just want you to understand...
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I understand perfectly!
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Things were fine, but then you
decided to change everything!
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That's definitely what happened.
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But knowing it sure doesn't feel any better.
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I guess...
I was the one changing my memories.
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Watch that tape without
thoroughly sniffing it first!
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Why, look at that!
Awake already.
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You tried to trap me!
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Can one really be trapped when
reliving such happy memories?
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Perhaps you want to sit down again,
give it a closer look?
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I saw everything I needed to see.
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Let's not be hasty, my petulant perennial!
What about your number?
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I don't care.
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But it's going down!
The train must think you're doing well.
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So, it's a good thing
my number's going down?
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I'm growing as a person?!
Thanks, Train!
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So glad an inanimate object likes me!
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No more numbers, no more mystery.
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We don't like you.
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How?!
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Where is the passenger?
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Um, she isn't exactly here at present.
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And she may have taken the ball with her.
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The tape!
It should have trapped her!
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Mercy, please!
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You know I'm
the only one who can help you...
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find... them!
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Thank you.
I will not disappoint.
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Do not fail again!
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No. No!
My... My things!
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