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Hey!
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What's that?
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I thought I saw something.
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Couldn't be.
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None of these islands
have ever been inhabited.
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You ORCA crew are going to be
on your own out here.
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Oh, Mum!
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What is this?
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Devil's Island?
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I'm working out some way to get off fast.
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Excuse me.
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I heard that, Jason.
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- Hey, guys.
- Ah!
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- Hello.
- Dr. Bates.
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- How was the flight?
- Oh, fine. Thanks, Winston.
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Boys, this is my new assistant, Dr. Seth.
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Jason, Brett, right?
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Welcome to ORCA.
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Yeah, you're welcome to it, too.
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This way.
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Jason...
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There's an old Japanese saying:
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"The carp smiles at the surface...
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for he has seen the wonders below."
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What does that mean?
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How would I know? I'm from India!
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Coolness!
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Hey!
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I'll get you for that!
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Walk!
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Don't run, walk!
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Brett, would you come over here, please?
You're going to get lost.
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How long have these other kids been here?
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Not long. Most of the families have
moved in in the last week. Come on.
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All new residents...
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- please proceed directly...
- Oh, no, no. This way.
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- ...to the third allocation level.
- To the computer over here.
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This is H.E.L.E.N., our master computer.
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She really runs this place.
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Bates family.
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Bates.
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Module Lima.
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Level 5.
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Cabin 14.
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- Have a nice day.
- Good, no? Come on.
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Lima 5.
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Ah, Commander Lucas.
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May I introduce Dr. Dianne Bates?
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She's one of our top marine biologists.
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Specializes in animal communication.
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- Doctor.
- Commander.
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Are these two yours?
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Yes, I think so.
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Well, just remember:
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This is a vessel at sea
as far as I'm concerned,
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not a kindergarten or a playground.
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Obey the rules, don't skylark.
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You'll have no trouble.
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If you'll excuse me.
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Come on.
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Oh, great.
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We've signed on with Captain Bligh.
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Up ahead, we have the aquaculture labs.
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And on the next level, the mining
and oil companies have their labs.
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Labs! Is that all there is in this place?
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Jason, that is the whole point of ORCA.
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To put marine laboratories
right in the ocean itself.
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And you should be proud to be a part of it.
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Get a grip, Mum.
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Well, you can consider yourself lucky.
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We'll only be here six months, and you can
get back to the mainland occasionally.
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But who knows.
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One day people may live
in cities like this permanently.
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Well, they've got my sympathy.
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Where are all the buttons?
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Level 3, please.
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Wicked!
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This way.
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No, this way, I think. Yes.
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This is cool! Like being on a
space station or something.
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12...
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13...
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Oh, 14!
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This way.
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Here we are.
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Here we are. Welcome to your new home.
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Ta-da!
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Please.
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Wow!
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It's not exactly what
you'd call roomy, is it?
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This is my room, right?
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- Mm.
- Cool.
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Hey, Ludwig!
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Me and a bunch of the guys are
going to play the old initiation trick
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on that new girl from level Kilo.
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Wanna be in it?
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I think you've crossed wires, son.
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There's still, still a few hiccups
with our communication system.
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In fact, there's still
a few teething problems.
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Ah!
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Ah. What's wrong with this stupid thing?
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You're gonna get wet.
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Try doing it this way.
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Simple.
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Never mind, Jase. Look.
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You boys have to put on
your uniforms anyway.
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- Ugh!
- Cool!
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Forget it!
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Orders, Jason.
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Look, I'm not walking around
like some geek space cadet.
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And that's it!
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Ta-da!
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There you are. Look, you both
look very dashing actually.
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Now, who wants to come
do some exploring with me?
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Yeah.
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Count me out. I've seen enough as it is.
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Suit yourself.
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You don't appear to be looking forward
to your stay in ORCA, Jason.
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Look.
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I wasn't given any say in this.
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I was just dragged away from my mates,
my aeroboard, my laserblades, everything,
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to be buried alive in this dump.
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And for what?
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I mean, how much more
is there for you guys to learn?
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We haven't even scratched
the surface yet, Jason.
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There're things under the sea...
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we don't even know about yet.
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Hey.
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Yeah, you.
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What level are you on?
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Uh... Lima.
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Same as us.
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You're not the kind of kid
that would get in trouble, are you?
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Well... sometimes.
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Good, you're in.
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Zoe and Froggy.
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Sit down.
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Yeah, some people don't really like it here
for the first few days at ORCA, but...
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after that, you get used to it.
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Yeah, well, I don't plan on staying
here long enough to get used to it.
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As soon as I've helped
my mother bag a whale...
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I'm outta here.
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A whale?
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Hi, Daggy.
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G'day, Lee!
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Nice.
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Yeah, but she's also
the commander's daughter.
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I'll tell you what, if you ever
did anything to get up his nose...
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Good, well done. Excellent shot.
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Yeah, well she made me put in
a million hours practice.
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Now, this is the real one
we're going to use. It's very expensive.
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It's important that you
hit the whale here...
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behind the head.
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If we're going to monitor the brain waves,
it's important we get as close as possible.
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Are you sure it's not gonna hurt it?
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No, no, no, no, no.
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It'll only feel a slight discomfort.
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When it hits the whale...
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the shaft falls off...
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but the monitor cannot be removed.
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And you really think you're
gonna hear the whale through this?
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Oh, more than that, we hope.
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I mean, all we know is the humpback sings,
and it must be some form of communication.
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By recording the brain patterns
at the same time...
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we may eventually learn
what the songs mean.
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Get real, Mum.
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Jason!
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You may laugh but this could be the beginning
of understanding their language, and...
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who knows.
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Eventually we may be able
to even talk to them.
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Incidentally, I think
we've found our target.
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A lone male in the area I've been
monitoring for the last couple of weeks.
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From initial soundings,
he's been singing like a bird.
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Come on, Mum. I've never seen a whale
up close before in my life. Please!
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All right.
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You can help Winston.
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Ah, cool!
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Dianne.
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Yeah?
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There.
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At that size, it's almost
certainly our boy.
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He's back in the area.
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Get the gear, Jason.
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Come on, Brett.
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- We've gotta get this tracking system...
- Hold it right there.
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What's going on here?
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We're just... tagging a whale, Commander.
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You're not intending...
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to let the child use this weapon?
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He has done his permit course, and the
teacher said he was the best she'd ever seen.
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With all respect, Doctor, under the
circumstances, I can't authorize this.
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Show him, Jason.
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Don't worry.
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It's only a dummy.
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Satisfied, Commander?
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I don't want anyone anywhere
near him when he's firing.
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Understood?
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That guy's got a definite attitude problem.
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Come on.
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We've got a whale to tag.
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Looks like he's starting to come up.
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All right, Jase.
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Get into position.
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Can I go with him?
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Brett...
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You heard what the commander said.
Come on.
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You're up top with me.
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There! Two o'clock!
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See him, Jason?
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- Yep.
- Stand by.
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We're gonna try and move up on him.
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Nice and steady, okay?
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I think he's spotted us, Mum.
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He's starting to run!
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Hold on, Jason! We're gonna chase him!
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Here.
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Take over.
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Yes.
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Left.
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Right.
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No, wait!
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Wait!
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Cut it!
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Well?
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Right over him.
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Tell Jason to load up and stand by.
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Mum says load up and stand by.
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Okay.
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I just wish there were some way
we could let this poor fella know
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we don't mean him any harm.
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He's coming up again.
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Behind us.
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Port 180!
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40 metres.
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35.
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30.
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Hold it there!
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This is it, Brett.
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- Get ready.
- Ready.
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Wait, wait, wait.
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Fire!
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No!
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Fire, Mum said.
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- No!
- Fire!
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What is wrong with him?
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Jason, shoot!
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Jason!
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Give me that!
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I think I got him.
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00:18:15,483 --> 00:18:18,373
What happened to you? Why didn't you
shoot when you were supposed to?
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There was a girl.
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There was what?
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There was a girl in the ocean.
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She just appeared.
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And she was in the way.
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Then where is she now?
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I dunno.
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Uh-huh.
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I, uh...
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I think I lucked out. But we'll have to wait
till we get back to the lab to be sure. Um...
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Can you tell him to head
straight back for ORCA?
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And as for you, young man.
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We will be having a...
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- ...very long talk. Believe me.
- But Mum...
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I don't want to know, Jason.
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There was a girl.
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Working?
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No.
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Yes?
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Nothing.
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It works.
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Winston, we did it!
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- Listen to that.
- Beautiful.
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But it is no thanks to you, Jason.
275
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What you did out there
could have set us back...
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- ...by weeks.
- I didn't mean to.
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Ever since I accepted this position,
you have been sulking.
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I have put up with it because I understand
there are a lot of things you have to give up.
279
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Including the occasional weekend
spent with your father. But...
280
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to deliberately try to mess up a major part
of this project just because you are...
281
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cheesed off at having been here...
282
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- ...is unforgivable!
- I didn't!
283
00:20:27,800 --> 00:20:30,050
Then why didn't you fire
when you were told?
284
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- Because the girl was in the way.
- Oh, really, Jason!
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If you're gonna invent some sort of excuse,
at least make it vaguely believable.
286
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I mean, we were in the middle of an ocean.
287
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What would a girl be doing out there?
288
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I don't know. But she was.
289
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Look. I am not even gonna
dignify this by arguing.
290
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We'll talk about it later, all right?
When I had the time to cool off.
291
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But Mum, there was. I tell you!
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Jason...
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There's an old saying:
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"When the tiger roars...
295
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the wise rabbit flees."
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What does that mean?
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00:21:05,371 --> 00:21:06,371
It means...
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Get out while the going's good.
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There's one thing that
explains it all, of course:
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You've finally gone crazy.
301
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I'm not crazy, you little creep!
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That's what crazy people always...
303
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- ...say though, isn't it?
- Listen!
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I did see a girl.
305
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I don't know how and I don't know why,
but she must be out there somewhere.
306
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And I'm going to prove it.
307
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Even if I have to stay here
for the rest of my life...
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I'm not leaving until I find her.
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