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What?
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Get a load of the freak
in the long johns.
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You really haven't been in
Gotham long, have you, kid?
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Halt, or we'll shoot!
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Get him!
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[ALARM SOUNDS]
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Can't you read?
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That soup is hot enough
to turn your arm to ash.
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It's all right, I
brought protection.
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[GROANING]
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You'll excuse me if I
don't stay to chat.
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But I've got to deliver
this while it's still hot.
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Nice try, but you're
playing with fire, Batman.
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[LAUGHS]
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[GASPS]
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[ALL GASP]
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The vial contained a
rare man-made isotope.
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Beta Sterillium. How rare?
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That was the only sample.
It's very unstable.
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That's why it was stored
in the metacaloric liquid.
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I couldn't even touch him.
He repelled everything.
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The Batarangs, the bolo.
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I've never seen
anything like it.
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I have.
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This center is dedicated to
developing new and better
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iso-environments for those
patients whose immune systems
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are unable to cope with
the toxins and microbes
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of the real world.
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You mean they live alone in
these little boxes? Glacial.
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Well, that's why we've
been hard at work
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trying to come up with
better solutions.
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These bubble suits, developed
in the last decade, allowed
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our patients access to the
real world for the first time.
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However, they're
much too cumbersome
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for day-to-day living.
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That's why we're so excited
by our newest invention.
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The iso-field generator rings.
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When worn properly,
these devices create
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a dia-gravitational aura which
repels all matter, forming
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a safe barrier between the
patient and the environment.
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Impressive.
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As you can see, Irene
is completely protected
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by the aura, and yet it allows
her near normal dexterity.
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I'd be interested in examining
the specs, if you don't mind?
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Of course, Mr. Wayne.
Right this way.
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For you. Thanks.
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Ow! Thorns.
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Sorry.
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It smells beautiful. Does it?
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Can't you smell through that?
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Nothing gets through the aura.
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Then how do you breathe?
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An oxy device.
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Recycles the CO2
into breathable air.
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It's kind of like carrying my
own ecosystem around with me.
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Does anyone else use the device
when you're not using it?
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Like when you go out to dinner?
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[LAUGHS]
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Did I say something funny?
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Yeah. Dinner? Out?
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I've lived here my whole life.
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The furthest I've ever
been from my iso-cell
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is the top floor
of this building.
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You mean you've
never been outside?
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BRUCE: Fascinating. Can I
get a copy of this data?
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I'd give you a download, but our
security system won't allow it.
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BLADES: Dr. Suzuki!
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What's going on here?
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Uh, Dr. Blades, this is...
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I don't care who it is.
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No one outside R & D is
allowed access to the files.
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Understand?
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I'm sorry, Dr. Blades.
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It won't happen again.
I'll... I...
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And you! What makes you think
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you can rummage through my
files like you own the place?
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Because I do.
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Bruce Wayne.
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The rules apply to everyone,
even to you, Mr. Wayne.
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I was just curious about
the power capabilities
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of the device. What about them?
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It seems to me that if the
overload problems could be
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addressed, the iso-field would
make a rather formidable weapon.
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Ah, so that's it.
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Well, you can tell your
Board of Directors
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that I will never participate
in that kind of research.
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Not for you. Not for the Defense
Department. Not for anyone.
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Now if you'll excuse me, Mr.
Wayne, I have real work to do.
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Phew! This place stinks.
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Don't get overheated.
He'll be here.
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So you say.
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Power down, dog.
That's our contact.
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Always the dramatic entrance.
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Let's have it.
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Isotope Beta Sterillium.
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You only charged us half as
much for the Alpha Sterillium.
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This turned out to be a
bit more complicated.
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Yes, we heard about Batman.
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My people are concerned.
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We still need the Gamma isotope.
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You'll get it.
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If he gets in my way again...
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Scratch one bat.
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Considering she lived her
whole life in an iso-lab,
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it's amazing how mature she is.
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Yeah. Mature.
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At the same time,
she's kind of naive.
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Like a little girl.
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Sounds like your
dream girlfriend.
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I hope you two will be
very happy together.
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Come on, Dana, it's
not like that.
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She lives in a bubble,
for Pete's sake.
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Couldn't even touch
her if I wanted to.
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Maybe that's why you
find her so attractive.
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What? Boys.
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They always want
the unattainable,
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and they're willing to sacrifice
what they have to get it.
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Dana, I'm sorry I went on about Irene.
I'm done, okay?
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[PHONE RINGS]
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Hold on a sec. Hello?
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Terry? It's me, Irene.
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Oh! Uh, hi. Look, I'm a
little busy right now.
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Not anymore you're not.
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Dana.
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IRENE: Terry, you
have to come get me.
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I'm out in the
city and I'm lost.
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They let you out on your own?
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No, I escaped.
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[GIGGLES] Come on in!
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No, thanks.
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I don't want to get my feet wet.
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I wish I could get my feet wet.
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I can't feel the waves at all.
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I can't even smell the ocean.
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But the sound?
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The sound is incredible.
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Sometimes it's the only way I
feel like I know something.
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Like the sound of
my favorite music.
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Or someone's voice.
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I'm sorry.
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The aura creeps a
lot of people out.
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It's not that. It's...
There's this girl.
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[GASPS] Oh, my gosh!
We've got to go!
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What? Hurry!
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I've only got about 20
minutes of power left!
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We have to get back
to the lab, now!
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[GASPS]
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Dr. Blades, we...
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I don't want to hear it.
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You have violated your privileges, Irene.
And my trust.
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It wasn't all her fault, Dr.
Blades.
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Young man, as of this
moment you are banned
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from this institution.
Permanently!
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No! And you.
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You will go to your iso-cell and
remain there without access
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to the dia-grav rings until you
learn some responsibility.
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Now!
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I know I should have
told her about Dana,
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but she's so vulnerable.
And besides...
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You liked the attention.
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Yeah. No! Not exactly. I...
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I do like her and I like being
with her, but it's not like...
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You wouldn't understand.
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Actually, I do.
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When I was younger, women used
to throw themselves at my feet.
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What'd you do?
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I stepped over them.
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Smooth.
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I thought so.
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Another isotope was stolen this
month, from the university,
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probably by the Repeller.
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Ingredients for something.
But what?
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BRUCE: Together,
they make nothing.
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But throw in a third,
Gamma Sterillium,
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and you have the makings of
a very powerful explosive,
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which in the wrong hands...
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I'm guessing you can't buy
Sterillium at the Sav-O Mart.
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No. But there's a
good supply of it
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at the Bloodhaven
Nuclear Facility.
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And I was hoping to catch up
on some homework tonight.
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Don't worry. I won't be late.
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I'm going to be gone
all evening, Irene.
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The lab will be rather
empty, I'm afraid.
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But it should give you time to
reflect on the irresponsibility
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of what you did.
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[SIGHS]
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[PHONE RINGS]
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Yo.
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IRENE: Is Terry there? Nope.
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Can you give him a
message for me?
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Tell him Irene called.
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I found a way to get
to the iso-rings.
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Tell him to meet me
tonight at the beach.
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Got that? It's important.
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Mm-hm.
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Who was that? I don't know.
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[GROANS]
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I had a feeling you'd drop by.
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[
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I think you should put
away the spitballs.
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But these are the
extra special ones.
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Titanium.
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The strongest alloy
known to man.
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It's unbreakable.
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Nothing is unbreakable if
you apply enough force.
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[GRUNTS]
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Ah!
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Like drowning a rat.
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[PANTING]
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[FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING]
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I have the isotope.
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Batman?
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He's dead.
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Uh.
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[GASPS]
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Irene?
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What's going on?
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BRUCE: Anything broken?
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If I said "yes",
could I go home?
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No.
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I've been going over the lab's
invoices and purchase orders.
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Someone's put in a
lot of requests
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for power-boosting
servocircuitry.
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Suzuki, what have you done?
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Only what you were unable to do, Dr.
Blades.
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Boost the power of
the dia-grav rings.
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But the theoretical limits...?
Limits?
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There are no limits.
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And I decided it would
be more profitable
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if I kept that
discovery to myself.
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I knew a control freak like you
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would catch on to me
eventually, doctor.
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Ah! Uh.
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I'm sorry you had to
be drawn into this.
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Ah!
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[GRUNTING]
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Ha!
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[MUSIC BLARING IN
WOMAN'S HEADPHONES]
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Hey!
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Workday's over!
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Ahh!
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Haven't we danced
this waltz before?
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Humor me.
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[BEEPING]
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What are you going to do?
Blow me away?
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Something like that.
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[GRUNTING]
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[GRUNTING]
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Ah! Ah! Ah!
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Stop it! Stop!
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[MACHINE POWERS DOWN]
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IRENE: It was a terrible thing what Dr.
Suzuki did.
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But at least it got Dr. Blades
to lighten up a little.
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Say, there's a new
roller coaster
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opening down at the beach.
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You want to go with us?
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Listen, Irene, you probably
don't want to hear this,
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but my friend, Dana,
she's more than... Us?
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Come on, Irene, we're
gonna be late.
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Be right there, Larry. Larry?
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We've been friends for years.
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Actually, he's more
than a friend.
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I'm sorry.
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I meant to tell you about him,
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but I could never
find the right time.
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So how'd she take it?
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Better than I thought.
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