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made by echochocho from www.deefun.com
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We did it. We did it.
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I know. Let's go get some sleep now.
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Oh, Nina, about the fall? And it was just --
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What?
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Well, when we were falling asleep,
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I was talking.
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Well, muttering, really.
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No, I must have missed that.
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I was pretty sleepy.
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Was it important?
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No. No. No.
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Crazy nonsense, probably.
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That's all.
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Well, I'm gonna go get the others their amulets back.
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Night, Fabbian.
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Night.
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Is Victor still asleep?
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Sleeping like a baby.
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Well, lucky old victor.
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I don't think he'll see it that way
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when he realizes his old clam is gone.
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That's why we have to get to school
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before he wakes up.
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Tonight, we go back to the tunnels.
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Guys. What about breakfast?
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Hi.
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Hello.
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What are you so excited about?
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I've got a meeting with Mr. Sweet,
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and I can't wait.
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Steady. I'll have to call the excitement police.
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No, I'm intervewing him for the website.
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An article on junk food in the school cafeteria.
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I'm calling it:
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"Do you want lies with that?"
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What a scoop.
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Are you okay?
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You skipped breakfast.
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There's a limit of how much sugar you flate
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to call I can take in a lifetime.
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I resented that.
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I am a brilliant liar.
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Either way, I know something's up.
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You can tell me. You know I won't judge.
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Okay.
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I'll try really hard not to.
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Okay.
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Last time I visited my dad,
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he asked me to do something for him.
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Bring him some paperbags?
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Find a priceless gem in old suit of armor.
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Okay. I was way off.
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I thought he was trying to go straight.
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He is. To make up something bad he did before.
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By making you steal the gem?
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Two wrongs don't make it right, Jerome.
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Sorry, Mara, what was that about that "Not judging"?
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Anyway, it doesn't matter. I failed.
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I looked all over the library
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for the suit of armor.
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It's gone
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It actually matters to you, doesn't it?
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It's a bonding thing.
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Some guys go fishing.
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Clarks track down priceless jewels.
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That's how we roll.
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He needs me to do this for him.
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You're putting another human being before yourself.
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I think I might cry.
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Please,don't.
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People will think I'm being mean to you.
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What?
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No.
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Victor. What is the matter?
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The amulets, Vera. They're gone.
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They were around my neck when I went to sleep, but now...
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The kids.
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They think they can play me for a fool,
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but I'll soon have them back.
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Remember our plan?
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We watch and wait.
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And let them think they've outwitted me?
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Yes, yes.
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For now, we let them do all the hard work.
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And then we swoop when the time is right.
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Very well. We'll wait.
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For now. But I can't do any
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swooping without an amulet, can I?
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You leave that to me.
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Very thought provoking, too.
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Junk food, yum, yum. When is lunch?
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Sorry. What's that?
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Oh, that is a coat stand,
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Mara. It's a fairly common thing.
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But it has metal feet.
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I use it as a coat stand.
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Actually, it's a suit of armor from the library.
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Yes, I took rather a shine to it.
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Oh yeah.
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Well, thanks again.
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Try and guess why I'm so happy.
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Bcause of that trigonometry test tomorrow
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and you're weird.
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No.
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Although I do like a good trig test.
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So I suppose you don't want to know
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where the suit of armor is after all.
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What? You found it?
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Yes, but you're not interested.
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No, Mara, don't do this to me.
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Sweet uses it as a coat stand
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in his office.
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His office?
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Now that is interesting.
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But don't ask me how you get to it.
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So Patricia's doing Victor's evil chores,
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so it's just us tonight.
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Everyone got their amulets?
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Sibuna back in action again.
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Does anyone else worry about
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Victor coming looking for the amulets again?
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Well, if he does, he won't find mine.
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Look at me.
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Where do you think it is?
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Around my neck, right?
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Maybe my wrist. Both wrong.
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Boom.
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Check it.
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Alfie Lewis doesn't make the same mistake twice.
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Oh. I'm not doing that again.
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Alfie, did you remember the walkie-talkies?
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Oh. 10-4 little buddy.
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It's a little walkie-talkie speak.
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Over and out.
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I can't believe you still have these.
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Yeah, they were under the bed.
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I had forgotten about them, actually.
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You still play with them, do you?
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You don't play with walkies, Amber.
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They're used for very serious
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form of communication in tons of intelligence all over the world.
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So who's A-dog and the J.Meister then?
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They came with the radio.
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I see.
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So, who's going down to the creepy tunnel of doom first?
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Rock paper sissors.
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Rock paper sissors, shoot.
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I trust you are both rested
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and refreshed after last night's shenanigans?
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Yeah.
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Feeling pretty great. Thanks for asking.
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Always feel great after a good night of shenanigans,
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don't you, yacker?
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Good.
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Good.
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Because you are both going to need a great
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deal of energy from now on.
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Come on.
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Lay it on us.
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Chore duty.
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Three times per week as in when I demand,
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without question, without argument, without fail.
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Bet you know where to start, don't you?
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With our ears?
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Oh, what?
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Great.
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Great.
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All right. I'll be on the other walkie-talkie
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and I'll talk you through it. You'll be fine.
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Just be careful.
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I'll try. Let's just get this over with.
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Nina, can you hear me? Are you okay?
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I'm here, Fabian.
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So far, so good.
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There's not much room to maneuver in here.
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What is it?
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Are you all right?
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Flashlight just went out.
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The tunnel can't be that long.
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You must still be there already
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It's dark in here.
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I can hardly move.
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I hear noises, bad noise.
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It's just your mind. It's playing tricks.
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Fabbian.
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Fabbian,you're breaking up.
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Fabbian,are you there?
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Nina!
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Nina, help me.
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Gran?
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Help me, Nina!
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Gran? Gran, where are you?
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Is that you?
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Where are you?
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You need to help me, Nina.
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Please, help me.
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Nina?
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Nina. Are you there? Talk to me. Are you there?
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Open Sesame, I hope.
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It was a door. Nina did it.
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Nina, can you hear me?
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Nina, can you hear me?
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Yep, I'm nearly back.
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You should be able to see me soon.
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A little help here. I'm sorry.
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How was it?
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Honestly, like being down in a long tunnel
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with bugs and a skull.
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Sounds about right.
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And there were voices.
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Voices? That's new.
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Yeah, weird ones. It was all in my head but still...
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How do you say? Now, you did it.
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Okay. Let's see what Frobiser Smythe has in store for us next.
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For Nina, fot the mask, for Sibuna.
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No way.
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It just keep getting weirder.
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I'm detecting a definite theme in here.
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The spiders had it weaved and got us at war.
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Weavers and war.
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Yeah, 'cause those two go together really well.
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Look at that spider over there.
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It looks like an indentation.
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There must be something goes in there.
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I'm hoping not a giant spider.
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Weird.
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That's where we have to get to.
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Just go there.
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-It really hurts. -It's like a bee sting.
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Or spider bite.
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I think there's some kind of venom all on the threads.
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What are those?
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Some kind of hooks?
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Hooks?
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What do you think they're for?
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I'll just call it night, guys.
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We'll come back tomorrow.
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Tomorrow, okay.
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I have this weird feeling I'm
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going to be ill around the partner.
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So did you find your Gran?
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Yeah, she's fine.
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I mean, I knew she would be.
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I just need to hear her voice,
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and on the phone this time,
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not some creepy tone of terror.
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You were scared, that's all.
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The mind plays tricks.
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Yeah. It's just --
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Just what?
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I can't help thinking it meant more than that.
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How's the stakeout going?
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Not good, my friend. Not good at all.
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I've been watching Sweetie all morning.
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Do you know he leave his office
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on average,three times an hour.
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I did not know that.
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He's gone for approximately 4 minutes,
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42 seconds and do you further not know that he
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leaves his door unlocked,
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on average, none of those times.
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You're really rocking those stat.
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I mean, what does he think is gonna happen
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if he leave it open for four minutes?
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Dudes like us will come in and take stuff.
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True, that is why we have to think of a wild goose chase
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to get Sweet out and me in.
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Wild goose chase?
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Got it covered.
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You have? What is it?
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Don't you worry about it, buddy,
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I'll arrange everything.
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Just sit back, and be prepared to be amazed.
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Good amazed or bad amazed?
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Amazed-amazed.
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Dude, what's that awful stink?
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Surely manure.
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You just leave it lying around
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like it's a totally normal thing to do?
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I want all of this spread on the flowerbeds.
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And the when you have finished, you may return to your lessons.
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This is a joke, right, Victor?
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Like, ha, ha, good one, yeah?
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I don't make jokes.
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I'm not doing it. Everyone has their limit.
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A line needs to be drawn in the sand.
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Or the manure.
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Silvia of Horace
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It's not that bad.
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You know, the exercise, the fresh air.
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It's not that actually fresh though, is it?
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Oh, gross.
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Why would you so...
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Come on, it's a perfect legitimate practical joke,
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considering the circumstances.
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I mean to be a crime not...
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But these are my Baddy shoes.
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Okay, here, fine, I'll fix it.
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Baddy shoes. Can't take a joke.
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And by the way, you've got some to serve.
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Actually, could you help me...
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Ah, no. You end there. You're actually deaf
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-about me. If I'm wrong... -Watch your step.
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Nailed then. Where's that amulet?
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Mr.Sweet speaking.
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Great.
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Well, I take the organizinging...
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Alfie, where have you been?
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What have you got there?
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Please,please,don't tell me
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what I know you're going to tell me.
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You said you were in a wild goose chase.
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So I got a wild goose.
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Not a caged one, but it's close enough, right?
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You really had.
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-Where did you get it? -Alfie knows people.
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But, Alfie, buddy.
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"Wild goose chase" Is a figurous speech.
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It has got me thinking.
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Does it have to be?
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What would happen if this thing is running around the school?
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Bet it's panic.
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Exactly.
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And who would come running?
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Mr.Sweet!
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With all the confusion, you know I
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doubt he'd even have time to lock his door.
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And let the wild goose chase begin.
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There you are.
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Ah.
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Alfie. What actually a genius.
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Oh, goose.
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That's a goose.
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Be careful, Alfie. It could bite.
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Sit.
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Come on.
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Come on! Where are you?
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Got you.
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No, no, no!
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...Alfie?
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Open the door... in the office! In the office!
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It won't open. Sir. Stop!
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