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WWW.MY-SUBS.CO
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What's the plan?
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I'm thinking.
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We are in trouble.
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Okay.
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Let's work through this.
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Aggregor has three pieces of the
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map of infinity.
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We know.
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It's true.
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Every time he got a piece, we
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were right there, getting our
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butts kicked.
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Thanks for backiking me
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up, Kevin.
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My point is... maybe we
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can learn something from our
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losses, keep it from
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happening...
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"Learn something"?
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I only expect to live another
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3,000 years.
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I don't have time to wait for
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you to learn something!
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Azmuth, I've got some
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bad news.
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Yes.
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You've failed to stop aggregor
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from gathering three of the four
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pieces of the map of infinity.
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Your ineptitude...
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Harsh.
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What is "harsh" are
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the consequences of your
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repeated failures.
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Should aggregor get the last
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piece, he will go to the
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forge of creation.
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Which you still won't
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tell us anything about.
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It is beyond your
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comprehension!
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All you need to know is that if
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aggregor completes the map, it
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will be a disaster on a galactic
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scale!
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I bet I could project
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you on the wall.
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Tennyson!
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Hmm?
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Pay attention.
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This is important!
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No, it isn't.
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You're yelling at us and telling
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us how stupid we are.
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That's not helping us find
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aggregor, so it's not important.
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Ben Tennyson, you
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are...
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Absolutely correct.
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He is?
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He is.
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How do we find aggregor?
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The last piece of the map is in
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a location designed to protect
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it from all who are unworthy...
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the Perplexahedron.
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I'm sending you there now.
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Do not fail the universe again,
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Ben Tennyson.
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No pressure.
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That's the way to
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travel.
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Azmuth just teleported
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us to another galaxy!
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Where's the thing we're
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supposed to protect?
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Can you find it?
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The Perplexahedron?
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Yeah, finding it's no problem.
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That can't be right.
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That thing is huge!
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How are we supposed to
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know what to do next?
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I don't know.
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Maybe we should ask him.
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I'm throwing
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everything we got at him, but
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he's out of range.
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And pulling away.
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He's too fast for us.
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Stay as close as you
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can.
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If azmuth is right, the
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Perplexahedron should slow him
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down.
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You cannot deny me.
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I hold three-quarters of the
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map.
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Behold!
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No way we're gonna make
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it.
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Hope you're wrong.
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Any landing you can walk away
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from, am I right?
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I think you should set
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the bar a little higher than
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that.
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She'll still fly.
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Probably.
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Reassuring.
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Shouldn't there be some sort of
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welcoming committee for
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trespassers?
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Maybe aggregor took
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care of them.
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Did he need to?
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It seemed like this place
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practically let him come in.
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So which way did he
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go?
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I'm thinking here.
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It's the only hatch in the
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landing bay.
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I can't get a good read
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on aggregor.
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If your radar is on
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the Fritz, I want to be ready
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for anything.
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So how do we open it?
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Oh. That's handy.
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Great... a lot of
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doors.
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Nothing. Sorry.
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Maybe we should split
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up, cover more ground.
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Great idea.
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That way aggregor can pick us
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off one at a time.
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Or we could stay
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together.
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Artificial gravity.
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How do you know?
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Call it instinct.
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You ever get the
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feeling the exact same thing has
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happened to you before?
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Déjá vu.
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Gesundheit.
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We're getting nowhere.
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I y we head back to the ship
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and see if we can track aggregor
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with our sensors.
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Roger that.
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Wait a minute.
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This was definitely the door to
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the hangar.
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Are you sure?
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Ben's always sure about
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that kind of stuff.
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So what, the rooms are
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moving?
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Admit it... we're lost.
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I'm telling you... the
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hangar was right there.
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Gwen, leave behind some bread
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crumbs.
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Good idea.
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Take a look back the way
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we came.
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For what?
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Humor me.
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That's...
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Weird.
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But we just came out of
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there.
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You think that's weird?
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Take a look at this.
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Okay, you know what?
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That's impossible.
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Kevin got it right
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before... the rooms are moving.
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How are we supposed to
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find aggregor in this maze?
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We keep moving.
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That's all we can do.
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All we could do.
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Or's locked.
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Mine too.
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Bet they're all locked.
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Bet I don't care!
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Hyugh!
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What now?
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You made the door mad.
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You think if I
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apologized...?
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Lasers call for
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chromastone!
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Humongousaur!
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If you're gonna give me the
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wrong guy all the time, why do
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you even have a dial?
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Ben, we should get out
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of here.
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If the room is booby-trapped...
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On it!
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That's not good.
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It had to be humongousaur.
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Getting a little cozy.
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Tell me about it!
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Maybe not.
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Your shield deflected that
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laser.
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Just before it busted
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through.
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No. I get it.
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Thracius!
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Let me guess...
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another room, another trap?
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Let's just keep
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moving.
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Yes!
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This makes you
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happy?!
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You're right. I do feel better.
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Anything?
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Not yet.
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That's what's making me
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nervous.
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Feel better?
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Strangely...No.
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Wind tunnel!
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We've got to take out
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those blades!
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Come on!
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Gwen!
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Kevin?
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Ben?
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Turbo!
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Aggregor.
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I'm assuming you have
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a plan.
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As long as the
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ultimatrix works, I do.
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So, no plan really.
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I'm gonna try an old
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favorite.
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We still don't know
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where Gwen is.
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Don't worry.
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She can take care of herself.
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I know.
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That's part of why I like her.
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Doesn't mean I don't want to
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take care of her anyway.
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Sometimes it's hard to
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believe you're that same little
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kid who used to try and kill me
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every week.
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Well, you probably had
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it coming.
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I'm serious, though.
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We were arch enemies, and now
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you're like the big brother I
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never had.
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I remember.
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I was trying to kill you before
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you made me nauseous with all
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the sincerity.
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Yeah, okay.
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Guess there's a reason guys
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don't talk about this stuff.
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Unless you... want to talk
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about this stuff.
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Okay.
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I like the Kevin that Gwen sees
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when she looks at me.
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And I like that you gave me
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another chance, even after I
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messed up all those other ones.
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I guess I'm saying I owe you
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guys for changing my life.
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Thanks for sharing that
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with me, Kevin.
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When Gwen hears about...
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It never happened.
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More water?
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We wish. That's acid.
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It's burning the floor,
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and that's what your armor's
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made of!
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Spidermonkey!
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One of Tennyson's
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lackeys?
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Not even worth the bother when I
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am so close to ultimate victory.
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Hey! Come back here!
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Don't ignore me!
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Come back!
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Hey! I'm talking to you!
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But I have no
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interest in anything you might
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say.
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You amuse me less and less.
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I have a map to
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find.
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Aggrego...
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And you have
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problems of your own.
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Gwen!
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When we found you in all that
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ice...
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He's trying to say
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he really likes you.
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I know that already.
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Why don't you guys
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get a room?
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This place is full of them.
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How did you find me?
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Well, you know...
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Process of
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elimination....
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We tried to
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triangulate the most likely
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doors based on, uh...
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Once you
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eliminate the impossible,
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whatever remains, no matter how,
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uh, unwieldy...
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Absolute blind luck.
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Total accident.
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Which is the same way I
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found aggregor.
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Finding him again might be
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impossible wandering around in
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this maze.
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I don't think so.
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There's a pattern.
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Spill.
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It's the guard things.
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What about them?
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We beat them easy.
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Not the point.
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This place lets us go anywhere
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we want.
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The doors even open for us.
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Unless they need to be
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closed for the traps to work.
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That's what threw me...
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at first.
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But then I realized... what does
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a deathtrap need with guards?
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The guards only appear
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when you're going where you're
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not allowed to be.
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Towards the map.
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So we ignore any door that opens
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for us and only go through the
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doors when the guards appear.
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You find 'em... I'll
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flatten 'em.
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I take it back.
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I do enjoy solving puzzles.
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Come on!
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Three fire rooms in a row?
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A while back, you were
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complaining at you were cold.
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That's when I was
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frozen in...
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you've got a deadly robot spider
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crawling on you.
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Another one?!
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The spider room was like 10
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rooms ago!
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Nothing in here.
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After you.
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>> I am the sentinel, keeper of
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the final piece of the map of
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infinity.
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Welcome, Ben Tennyson.
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Uh, hi.
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>> Your presence here fills me
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with relief.
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We have won.
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Yeah?
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And who's "we" again?
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>> Those who stand against
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aggregor.
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Max Tennyson would be proud.
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You know my
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grandfather?
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>> Only through legend.
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Professor paradox, who built
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this place, spoke highly of him.
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Then maybe you can
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tell us why paradox really hid
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the map?
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To keep aggregor and others
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like him from gaining access to
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infinite power.
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What was that?
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This place has served its
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function.
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Whatever else happens, protect
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this piece of the map,
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Ben Tennyson.
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Protect it with your life.
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Go now.
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What about you?
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>> Not your concern.
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Go.
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Go!
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How do you know which
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way?
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The map piece.
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It just knows.
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The homing signal in my
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badge confirms.
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What are you doing?
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We should have been gone like
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five minutes ago!
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I don't care what he
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said.
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I can't just leave the sentinel
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behind.
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Not in this.
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It's set to find the
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rustbucket.
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We'll meet you there as
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soon as we can.
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I'm asking you one
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last time... where is the map?
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>> I will never tell.
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Unfortunately for
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you...
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I believe you.
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You want it?
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Come get it.
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>> No!
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Cannonbolt!
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Give it to me!
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>> Ultimate cannonbolt:
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Ultimate cannonbolt!
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I've got him! Let's go!
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>> Ultimate cannonbolt:
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Aggregor's not getting away from
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me again!
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Had enough?
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Ben! The map!
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At last...
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The map is mine!
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Later, Ben!
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This place is coming down around
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our ears!
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We've only got a few minutes of
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air!
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Need a lift?
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How did you...
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You want to know, or
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you want to ride?
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>> What have you done?!
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It was the map you were meant to
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save, not me.
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My whole purpose was to protect
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that map.
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I thought I'd succeeded, but I
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see I have failed.
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All is lost...
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I...
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I didn't...
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You did what you
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thought was right.
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You'd never leave
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anyone behind.
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That's not who you are.
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We lost a battle, Ben.
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You hear me? Just a battle.
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But we're not gonna lose the
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war.
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Aggregor has the map,
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but we're not gonna just stand
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around and let him use it, are
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we?
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No. You're right.
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We honor the sentinel.
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We finish the mission.
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We stop aggregor.
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