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Miss, can I help you?
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I think it belongs
to that woman who came in early.
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Maybe there's a reward for finding it.
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You wouldn't think
a lock that good would just pop.
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No ID. on any of this stuff.
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Weird, huh.
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What should we do with it?
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Eh, we'll worry about it tomorrow.
It's late.
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- Pizza?
- Sounds good.
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Whoa there, Mr. Wayne. Anything wrong?
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No, just trying to get out
before they set the night alarms.
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No problem, sir.
I'II walk you to your car.
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Thanks.
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The alarm system makes me nervous.
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Did we set it off by accident?
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No, sir. It's from upstairs.
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What the heck is that thing?
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Better not take any chances.
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Right this way, sir.
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Now, for your own safety
you stay put, Mr. Wayne.
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Stay put?
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I don't think so.
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Home.
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Intruder rectifier. Now.
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I do wish you wouldn't be so rough
with your toys, Master Bruce.
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Wayne Manor. Moment, please.
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Mr. Lucius Fox, Master Bruce.
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Shall I out him on the speaker phone?
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Thank you, Alfred.
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Lucius, what's up?
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Bad news, my friend.
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They got away with all the prototype
protein silicon wafer chips from R&D.
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The design specs?
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Still safe in the computer,
thank heaven.
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The thieves won't be able
to duplicate the chips without them.
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Maybe we should discuss
tightening security
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in case they come back.
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You're right.
10 minutes, Lucius. Thanks.
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Protein silicon what, Master Bruce?
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I's called Wetware.
The cutting edge of computer research.
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Sounds more like a line of swimsuits.
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I'm talking about Al.
Artificial intelligence.
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The missing link
between computers and human thought.
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You mean machines that think?
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Yes, and with a will of their own.
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They could process raw data
a million times faster than we.
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It'II still be able
to make the leaps of intuition
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that inspired our greatest minds.
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Sounds as if the human race
will become quite expendable.
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Except for butlers, of course.
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Of course.
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When I told the mayor
about the nature of the theft,
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he insisted I oversee the investigation.
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Question is, where could
the thieves hope to sell this stuff?
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Beats me.
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Only other group
researching Al on this coast
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is Karl Rossum's team at Cybertron.
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I thought Rossum was retired.
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Karl went into semi-seclusion
after the loss of his daughter.
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He taught me
everything I know about electronics.
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But he's been
more active in business lately.
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I'll talk to him.
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Dad, you in here?
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Oops, bad timing.
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Barbara, come in. You've grown.
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It's been, what, four years?
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Home from college for a visit.
Made the dean's list.
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And who's your little friend?
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This is Wubby.
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My best friend since 3rd grade.
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Dad can't seem to pick me up at
the airport without bringing him along.
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Yes, well, he knows
the way better than I.
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So you go talk to Rossum
and I'll start things moving on my end.
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Barbara forgot her bear.
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Bruce Wayne. I'm so glad you called.
It's been years.
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I heard about the theft
of those chips, my boy.
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You need better security.
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Just curious if anyone's
tried to sell you any Wetware.
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Afraid not. If anyone does,
of course, you'll be the first to know.
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- Cappuccino?
- Yes, thanks.
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I was wondering
about your own AI research.
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Uh... Thank you.
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Nothing like a hot Cappuccino
and a foot massage.
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Now, let me show you my pride and joy.
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This is my greatest achievement.
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My prototype AI.
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This is HARDAC.
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Who?
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Holographic analytical
reciprocating digital computer.
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HARD AC .
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HARD AC . Okay .
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And you?
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How rude of me. Bruce,
this is Randa Duane, my assistant.
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Your hand is like ice.
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Sorry, I've been in the cold room.
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So tell me. What does HARDAC do?
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Now, Bruce, I can't tell you
all of my secrets, can I?
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Let's just say that certain...
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That certain projects
are under his control.
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Well, since you won't tell me
what you're working on, Karl,
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maybe I can charm the details
out of your lovely assistant?
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Well, you can try.
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Dinner? Tomorrow night at my house?
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Love to. After 8:00 though.
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I'm working late.
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Good. Well, I better get going.
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I'II walk you out.
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Randa, you did not bring me
the design specifics I needed.
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There wasn't time to get them
from the Wayne Enterprises' databanks.
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I'll try again tomorrow night.
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Some people in high places
are becoming too curious
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about this operation.
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They must be dealt with.
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The next duplicant is ready.
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See to his placement. Tonight.
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Of course.
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I'll get it, princess.
You keep hitting those books.
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Yes. What is it?
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What the devil?
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Dad, you okay?
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I'm fine.
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Who was at the door?
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Were you outside? Your hand is like ice.
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I'm fine.
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- Dad, are you sure you're-
- I said I'm fine.
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As of last night, Karl Rossum
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hadn't been approached
to receive any stolen goods.
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But he knew what was stolen.
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So you'll try to squeeze some info
from his assistant tonight.
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Well, "squeeze" may not be
the best word.
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I hope I'm not interrupting.
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Not at all.
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We're just installing
some new computer safeguards.
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Well, I'll stay out of your way.
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Shall we go?
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After you.
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Don't you like the roast, Dad?
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It's fine.
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That's practically
all you've said since last night.
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Are you mad at me?
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No, you're-
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I know. I'm fine.
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But the best one was the dishwasher
that turned into a Jacuzzi.
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Yeah, Karl's a genius, all right.
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He'd have to be to know
it was Wetware chips
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that were stolen from my company.
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Care to tell me about that, Randa?
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Wayne here.
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I'm on my way.
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I have to go out.
Call Alfred if you need anything.
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I'll be back soon.
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They get the Wetware specs?
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I don't know yet.
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They dust the keys for prints?
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Yeah. Nothing.
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They got the file, all right.
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How are these guys getting in here?
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Don't worry. I uploaded
a decoy file here last night.
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The real design specs file
is at my house.
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- Randa.
- Yes?
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The information I need
was not in that file.
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Search the house.
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My databanks of Rossum's memories
indicate that Bruce Wayne
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always kept important backups at home.
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I'll do it right now.
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I heard your voice, Ms. Duane,
and thought Master Bruce had returned.
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I thought you might enjoy a spot of tea.
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I think it's time Ms. Duane
answered some questions.
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Something wrong?
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No answer at the house.
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I better get back there.
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See you later, Lucius.
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HARDAC, I've definitely found something.
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Bruce Wayne is Batman.
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Intriguing. This data
may be useful later.
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There must be a central computer.
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It will have the data I need.
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I see it. Prepare for interface
in one minute.
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I will take it from here, Randa.
You come home.
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Alfred? Randa?
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Alfred!
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Alfred?
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Master Bruce.
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Alfred, what happened?
Where's Ms. Duane?
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Forgive me, Master Bruce.
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I can't imagine how would I...
I must've dozed off.
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I assume Ms. Duane has left.
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I assume nothing at this point.
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Computer, scan Batcave for-
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What?
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