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The next lot up for auction.
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A mid-19th century
gentleman's bumbershoot.
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'Featuring unique engraved
ivory handle with jewel inlay.'
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Bidding begins at
50,000. Do I hear 50?'
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'Fifty. Do I hear 55?'
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Fifty-five. Sixty?
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'Sixty. Sixty-five?
Sixty-five. Seventy?'
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Seventy. Do I hear 75?
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'Seventy-five.'
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Going once. Going twice.
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'A buck 50. Ha, ha, ha!'
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Sold?
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Never can have
too many umbrellas.
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Now if you'll excuse me, I
am going once, going tw.. Huh?
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- Going back to Arkham.
- Says you.
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Never get between a
collector and his prize, Batman.
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What do you know?
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A sunshade to keep me cool.
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Freeze?
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Have an ice evening.
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What? I stole it first.
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Penguin's interest is obvious
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but umbrellas don't seem to
complement your winter wear.
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This one does.
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Whirrrshhhhhhhcccchhh
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thud.
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It's mine.
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Thud
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bang.
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Oh.
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Shuush.
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Why isn't it here?
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Alfie. Alfie Pennyworth.
Well, don't you recognize me?
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Ewan? Ewan Fripp?
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In the flesh. You're
looking fit, if a bit thin on top.
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You've done well
for yourself, old chum.
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This is the Wayne
family mansion.
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I am their butler.
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Just winding you up, Alfie.
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So how long has it been?
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Thirty-six years.
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What brings you to
Gotham City, Ewan?
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Historic artifacts is my game.
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And since I was out
this way, I thought.
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"Why not look up
my old school chum?"
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How very considerate.
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I had come to find out
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one of the only known
copies of a very rare book.
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I need for my
research is said to be
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in the Wayne collection.
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How very coincidental.
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The code.
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Three numbers.
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"Four.
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"Twenty-two.
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Seventeen."
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Map 17.
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"Level four."
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Tunnel 22.
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Good show.
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You must be Ewan.
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It's great to meet an
old friend of Alfred's.
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Many thanks for loaning
your library, Mr. Wayne.
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Alas, I must really be off.
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A shame you can't join me on
my Gotham adventure, old chum.
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Well, I don't want it
to be another 36 years
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before you two
get this opportunity.
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Go ahead, Alfred.
Take the afternoon off.
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Yes, do. For old times' sake.
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I say Ewan
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your research takes you to
some rather grimy grottos.
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You pilfered that page
from Master Bruce.
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Nearly through, old
chum. Promise to return it.
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Now look here, Ewan,
I demand to know
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just what kind of
artifacts we're looking for.
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Treasure.
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Stolen from the royal palace
over a hundred years ago.
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Her majesty's royal palace?
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Stolen by whom?
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I know that crest.
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The Cobblepots.
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A numeric code. But for what?
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'For a map of Gotham's
old utility tunnels.'
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A Chesterfield Cobblepot
stole the treasure in 1879
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and smuggled it here to Gotham.
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I can't help but wonder
if a certain Cobblepot
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descendant knows about this.
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Well, wonder no
more, Pennyworth.
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- Blast.
- Blast.
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Thanks for leading me to
my family fortune, gents.
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But what are you
doing here, Pennyworth?
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Seeing to it that
stolen property
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is returned to
queen and country.
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'Stolen-shmolen.'
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'It's in the family
now, it's mine.'
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'A missing page?'
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Ewan.
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Alfred.
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I know Wayne's butler.
What's your game?
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Historic artifacts is my
game, Mr. Cobblepot.
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In fact, I regret to inform you
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that you shan't be able to
open the vault without my help.
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Think I don't know how to
operate a family heirloom?
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It's not just an umbrella.
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It's a key.
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Show me the money.
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What? Where is it?
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Bah! Junk.
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There's supposed to
be gold. Silver. Jewels.
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There's gotta be a
secret compartment. Huh?
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No.
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- Jolly good.
- Think that was good, Alfie?
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Get a load of this.
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So, he thinks he's Mr. Fancy.
You know what, I'll get him!
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The lighthouse, I see.
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- Brilliant.
- My word. What does it mean?
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We'd better split
up. Here, take this.
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What? Why?
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Come back.
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A left at the next junction,
then straight on to.. Ahh!
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'Where is it?'
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Don't have the umbrella.
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You may want to
pursue the other chap.
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The butler?
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I somehow doubt historic
artifacts are his game.
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Batman?
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Another treasure hunter?
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Would you believe, a butler?
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Lead me to the treasure, butler.
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Really, I know nothing about it.
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I think you do.
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Well, there was some
mention of a lighthouse.
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If this symbol represents
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the lighthouse we are in
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this one must be
just over yonder.
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There it is.
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'The old cathedral.'
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The lines must intersect
at the treasure's location.
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But how would we ever...?
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X marks the spot, indeed.
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In the middle of the harbor?
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Thanks for marking
the spot, Freezie.
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It shall be the spot of
your watery grave, Penguin.
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'Chesterfield Cobblepot'
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deliberately sank his schooner
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rather than be captured
by American authorities.
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And used physical
landmarks to fix its location
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for later retrieval.
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Chesty was a clever old bird.
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A shame that walking snowman
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is too late to stop me
from reclaiming my fortune.
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Ha! Oh.
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Oh, dear, he may never find me.
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I'm not much of a swimmer.
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No one gets between
me and my fortune.
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No one.
157
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A little help, Ewan.
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What are you up to?
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Ah. Jolly good.
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You alright?
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That should teach you to give me
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the day off.
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You'll be safe here.
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But the treasure,
Batman, is down there
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and I must recover it.
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For historical
purposes, of course.
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Are you daft? It is
dangerous down there.
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Did you not hear the
fellow in the bat costume
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instruct us to stay behind?
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'Huh?'
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'The treasure ship.'
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Wow.
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Flawless.
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The Tudor Royal Diamonds.
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A legend made real.
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'Hey, ice pop.'
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I'll never share
my little nest egg.
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Oh, mama.
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Pretty. Pretty, pretty.
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Your demise may
warm even my heart.
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Why won't you stay melted?
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The diamonds are mine.
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No. They're all
mine. Mine. Mine.
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Thought you two
could use a referee.
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Go on then..
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Bring it.
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What are you doing?
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Don't tell me you
don't help yourself
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to the master's silver
now and then, old chum?
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I most certainly do not.
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Well, it might do you some good.
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And a trouncing might
do you some good.
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If the ice continues
to melt at this rate
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the bay could collapse in us
with the force of a tidal wave.
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I've come this far, Bat
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that's a chance
I'm willing to take.
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We leave or we drown.
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You like treasure, Freezie?
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Then you'll love this necklace.
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No fair.
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Almost there.
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Maybe we should
split the treasure.
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You and your stupid ice.
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It's all your fault.
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Oh, shut up.
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The treasure is
scattered to the depths.
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As good as lost.
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Sometimes it is best to
let what's past be past.
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And I suggest that the
same apply to you and me
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'old chum.'
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