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♪ majestic theme song playing ♪
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‐ Huh?
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Oh! Ah!
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Ah! Ah! Okay!
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Whoa! Whoa!
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Ah!
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Oh! Oh! Oh go‐‐
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Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, okay!
Hey, hey, hey, stop! Stop! Stop.
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You're alright. You're alright.
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I'm not gonna hurt you.
Just don't hurt me. Okay?
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What are you?
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Where did you come from?
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Why am I asking questions?
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Okay, okay. You just stay right there.
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Alright? And, uh, I'm gonna
look for a way out of here.
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This place is incredible.
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Huh.
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Well, okay.
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I'm just gonna see myself out. Ah!
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Hey! Hey, that's my stuff!
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Oh no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no!
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Here, take it!
Take it, it's yours! It's yours!
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You want some water? Is that it?
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I don't think anybody should
know about you right now.
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Hey!
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Hey!
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Wha‐‐ Don't! No, no, no, no, no, no, no...
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Wait!
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Oh!
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Ugh...
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Ah!
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Sorry. That's all the Loops I got.
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Wait a minute. You're hungry.
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Okay, yeah.
I can bring you back something to eat.
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Whoa! Oh, not again!
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Oh, come on! Ah!
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‐ There goes the power again.
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Chief? Still no idea what's causing that?
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‐ Hm...
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‐ Oh!
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Phew!
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Whoa.
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Hoo!
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Ooh!
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‐ Out for a late night stroll, Tom?
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‐ Yes?
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Mom. It's not what it looks like.
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‐ I found him running around
near the fissure.
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‐ Okay, it's exactly what it looks like.
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‐ I don't even know what
to say to you right now.
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I guess your new gritty hairstyle
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is part of this rebellious
phase you're going through?
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I thought I was clear when I said,
"Stay near the dome."
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‐ You were, but‐‐
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‐ Wasn't I clear when I said,
"Stay away from the fissure"?
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‐ Yes, but th‐there's a‐‐
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‐ I don't care what there is, Tom.
Your life is worth more
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than a cheap reckless thrill!
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Maybe this'll get through.
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If you fall into that fissure,
you will be gone forever,
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and I don't know what
I would do without you.
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‐ I'm sorry.
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‐ From this moment forward, when you
are not in school, you will be here.
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On weekends, you will be here.
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If it's a holiday,
you will be here. Understood?
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‐ Got it.
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‐ Good. And if you go within
100 yards of that bottomless pit,
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so help me, Tom,
I will stick you in the ICARIS jail.
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‐ ICARIS has a jail?
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‐ Chief Baker will build me one,
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and don't think I won't ask,
and don't think he won't do it.
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‐ Huh?
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Hm.
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‐ Tom, wake up.
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It's the first day of school.
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‐ Huh? Ah!
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‐ Well, at least you're already dressed.
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A benefit to sleeping in your clothes.
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And, apparently, on your desk.
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‐ Ow!
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‐ They always said,
"Just wait till he's a teen."
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But I never listened.
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‐ Mm. My dad said
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that kid is trouble with a capital T.
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‐ Who? Kullersen?
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He went back out
to the fissure last night.
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Yeah. That platform
isn't even finished yet!
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If he took a bad step,
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he'd have to grow himself
some wings, real fast.
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‐ Nine of swords.
Means you worry too much. Chill.
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‐ Chill? I am totally chill.
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Don't I look chill?
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Why don't you talk?!
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I thought we had an agreement, Kullersen.
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You weren't going back to the fissure.
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‐ I seem to be hearing this a lot lately.
‐ I warned you...
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‐ No, you said you read my chart
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and something big was gonna happen.
That's pretty vague.
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‐ Did something big happen?
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‐ Kinda, yeah. Maybe.
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I don't know.
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‐ Talk about vague.
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‐ What do you think they're
talking about over there?
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If they're plotting something, my dad
is gonna bust them big time.
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Am I right?
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I got a real bad feeling about this.
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Nothing?! Okay...
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‐ I think you saw something down there.
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‐
Okay yes, yes. I saw something.
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‐ A moth? Very funny.
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‐ It's not a moth!
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Is it?
‐ You never could draw, Kullersen.
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Too busy breaking your crayons.
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‐ It's a bat, maybe?
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Or‐or‐or a pterodactyl.
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Some kind of flying dinosaur?
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‐ Wait, for real?
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It could be a dinosaur,
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or a dragon!
‐ Thought you said it was a moth.
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‐ Maybe like a moth‐like dragon.
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Round face, four legs, some fangs...
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Ugh, needs better wings.
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‐ I'm having flashbacks to kindergarten.
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Dragons aren't real, Jun.
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‐ Dragon stories have been
around for thousands of years,
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in every country and culture.
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They had to come from somewhere.
Dragons are real.
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I'm sure of it.
Mm‐mmm.
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If dragons were real,
humanity would exterminate them.
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Dragons would be hunted to the ends
of the Earth, chased down,
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and turned into boots, belts, and burgers.
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Big business would exploit them,
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reducing them to
a tiny column of profit margins
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on an endless spreadsheet of doom...
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Let's face it. A real dragon
would end up a dead dragon.
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‐ I liked it better when you didn't talk.
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‐ Kullersen, wait up!
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So, what are we gonna
do about your dragon?
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‐ We're not doing anything.
And it's not a dragon.
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‐ Will you just try to open your mind?
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There's a whole world out
there that we don't understand.
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Thunder? There's not a cloud in the sky.
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‐ Okay, time to feed
a giant flying cave creature.
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Mom! Hey, uh,
I thought you were at work.
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‐ I was. I forgot some spreadsheets.
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That's quite a lunch.
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‐ Uh, yeah! Right.
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Well, you can never eat
too many hamburgers.
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‐ Guess not.
I might be working late tonight.
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‐ H‐hey, Mom, um, can I ask you something?
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‐ Sure. What's up?
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‐ What'll happen if we actually discover
something down in the fissure?
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‐ Like what? A new mineral?
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‐ Yeah. A‐a mineral or a plant
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or a new animal maybe...
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‐ Discovering a new species?
That would be incredible.
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‐ Yeah, we‐we could study it, right?
You and me!
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Figure out what it is
and where it came from.
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‐ Imagine the science.
‐ It would be awesome!
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‐ The Rakke Corp would
be very relieved, too.
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‐ The Rakke Corp? What do you mean?
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‐ Well, they've invested a billion
dollars into this expedition.
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They're expecting us to find
something pretty big.
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A new species would go a long way.
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‐ So, you're saying whatever we might find
will just end up as a profit margin
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on an endless Rakke Corp
spreadsheet of doom.
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‐ That's pretty dark, boy‐o.
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‐ I thought we were here for science,
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not to help Rakke Corp make money.
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‐ What's this really about?
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‐ Okay... Listen, when I was‐‐
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‐ This is Dr. Kullersen.
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Yes, May, I agree.
The earthquakes are a problem.
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I will be right there.
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Gotta go. The Rakke Corp
wants an update immediately.
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‐ Yeah. I bet they do.
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Okay, got the food.
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Now I just need to figure out where
the cave to that creature is.
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Okay, maps.
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Map to the secret cave.
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Where are you...
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Probably won't say
"map to the secret cave."
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‐ Hi.
‐ Ah!
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Where did you come from?
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‐ I was born in Tuscaloosa.
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‐ How long have you been standing there?
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‐ Long enough to notice that even
with all these maps, you're still lost.
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‐ Oh, right. Yeah. Yeah.
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I'm just checking out the caves
in the area. You know, because...
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I like caves.
‐ I like caves, too.
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They're dark.
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But, those maps are useless.
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When the fissure opened up,
it shifted everything around.
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Might as well file them
with the map of Pangea.
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‐ I hadn't thought of that.
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Thanks, Alex.
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‐ I have the new maps.
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Drawn by the Rakke Corp's
own seismic cartographer.
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‐ Wait, how did you get those?
‐ I didn't.
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Cinnabot538 hacked them
off the ICARIS server.
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‐ Well, do you think Cinnabot538
might be able
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to send those maps to my phone?
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‐ I think Cinnabot538
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can do anything she wants.
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‐ Your boy seems to have a hard time
following the rules, Dr. Kullersen.
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‐ Look, this is a new situation for Tom.
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It's gonna take some time,
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but he is a good kid.
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I'm beefing up security
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around the station until I can figure out
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what the heck is going on with the
electrical systems and alarms going off.
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You don't think
Tom has anything to do with it?
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‐ I didn't say that.
Just means more patrols,
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which might help
your boy stay on the right path.
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‐ Gotcha!
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‐ Hello?
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I'm back!
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Huh.
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Dinner time!
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Come and get it!
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Ah!
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I brought you some food.
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Huh.
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The only creature on the planet
that doesn't like pizza.
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Ah! Ah!
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Hey!
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There you go. Alright.
Now we're getting somewhere.
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Or not. Oh no.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no‐‐
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Ugh!
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Hm. Guess you're not a fan of spaghetti.
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Hm?
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Huh?
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Ah!
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What the heck do dragons eat?
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There's these. Frozen fish nuggets.
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Ugh. Nobody likes frozen fish nuggets.
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Alright. Fish. Dragons like fish.
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Oh no, I‐I'm good. I'm good.
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If fish nuggets were
the last food on the planet,
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I would happily starve. Mm!
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Okay.
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Thanks...
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I think I'll save this one for later.
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Uh...
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Yum...
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We're gonna split this whole
pile of nugs, aren't we?
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Okay, that's it.
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No, no. No more.
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I can't do it. Not another nug.
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I just ate one!
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The last one's yours!
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Alright, alright, alright.
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Last one's mine. Just...
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Just gimme a sec.
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We did it. We're done. Phew!
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Oh...
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Ah!
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So, what do you wanna do now?
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Woo‐hoo!
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Oh...
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Woo‐hoo!
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Woo!
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Woo!
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Yeah!
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Woo‐hoo!
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Yeah!
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This is amazing!
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Earthquake? Whoa!
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Watch out!
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Whoa!
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Oh!
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Did you do that on purpose?
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Whoa! Ah!
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Blast those suckers! Yeah!
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Watch out!
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Alright, get us outta here!
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Phew.
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That was a big one.
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Whoa...
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♪ majestic music playing ♪
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