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What is this?
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It's a gate. It connects the inside and outside.
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Outside, huh?
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We've never been outside.
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That's because we've been here
ever since we were born.
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Mom always tells us, doesn't she?
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"Don't go near the gate or fence in the back
of the forest because it's dangerous."
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That's obviously a lie.
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Really?
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Hey, Ray!
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What do you want to do if you go outside?
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I don't know. What about you?
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I want to ride a giraffe!
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Good luck.
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I wonder...
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I wonder what this gate is protecting us from.
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Everyone, wake up!
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Or you'll be late for breakfast!
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- Hey, wait for me!
- No way!
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Hey! Stop messing around and get ready!
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- Emma, I can't get my shoes on.
- I can't tie my shoelaces!
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Okay, hold on. Don't cry.
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Good morning Don, Conny, and Little Bunny!
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- Morning!
- Morning, Emma.
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Look, we made it!
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Watch out...
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I'm going to eat you!
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They're at it again.
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Morning, Norman! And Ray!
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Good morning, Emma.
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Morning, Emma.
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You're so energetic.
Even though you haven't eaten breakfast yet.
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How old are you again? Five?
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I'm 11, the same as you guys!
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And one of the oldest here!
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You're laughing, too, Mom?
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Emma, can you give me a hand over here?
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But Mom! I'm going to redo my entrance
from the beginning.
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Why? I love that part about you.
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That I'm five years old on the inside?
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The part where you care deeply
about your family.
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Thanks, Mom!
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Good morning, my dear children.
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Let's give thanks that all 38 of you siblings
are able to live here happily, today, too...
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Thank you for the food.
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Thank you for the food.
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Here. Open wide.
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It's delicious!
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You're acting like a little baby, Conny.
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I can, right, especially today?
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Yes.
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Age 11, type 1.
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Answer each question within nine seconds.
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We will now begin.
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Well, I think I got at least half!
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That much? Wow!
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I'm jealous. I didn't get most of it.
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Are you all ready for the results?
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Norman. Ray. Emma.
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You three did an amazing job.
You got all of them right! Perfect scores!
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Those three are different, huh?
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Norman is a genius who has the best brains.
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And Ray, an intellect
who can compete against Norman's genius.
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Emma has amazing athletic skills, and her learning
ability allows her to stay close to the other two.
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They say the House has never had three kids
at this level together before.
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No wonder Mom is happy with them.
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Norman!
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I challenge you to a game of tag!
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Run, run!
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Come get me, Norman!
We'll outrun you this time for sure!
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Right, Conny?
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Thank you for always helping me, Don.
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You don't have to thank me!
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I'll always help you!
Anytime, anywhere you're in need!
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Based on the size of these shoe's footsteps...
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You let your guard down, Norman!
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Don, you always let your guard down.
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Don't I always tell you? Your weakness is that
you make quick judgment and lose your cool.
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Dang, I got caught.
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What the heck? He practically got everyone.
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Well, it's Norman after all.
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The only survivor is...
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...just Emma.
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Norman!
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I was pretending.
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No fair! I was worried about you!
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Emma, your weakness is that you're nice.
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He caught me again! Why?
So frustrating!
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Question.
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What does Norman have that you don't?
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The ability to plan ahead? Calmness?
Overwhelming intelligence?
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Strategy.
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If it's about simple physical ability,
you have the upper hand.
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But Norman is strong right here. Like no other.
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You're playing tag.
It's a game where you compete with strategy.
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A simple game of tag?
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It's like chess, but using your entire body.
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Isn't that right, Norman?
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Yeah. But you're a better tactician than me, Ray.
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You overestimate me.
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Reading the enemy's moves, huh?
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But we're not even close
when it comes to Mom.
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That's true. We've never beaten her at chess.
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Norman!
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I want a rematch!
Next game, everyone will be "It" except you!
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- Whoa!
- He's losing his cool again.
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You caught me.
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"You can't go near there, no matter what."
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Yeah, Mom is always telling us that.
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The gate and the fence deep in the forest
are dangerous.
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That's obviously a lie.
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What do you mean?
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Well, just look at it.
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What part of this is dangerous?
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The fence is low,
and I don't see anything threatening.
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But if Mom is telling us that...
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You really love Mom, after all.
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But everyone—
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Hey! Are you sure you guys are playing tag?
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Oh, is the game over already?
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We should call it a day.
If we're late, Mom will be worried.
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We'll eventually leave this place, huh?
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This is an orphanage.
Of course we'll leave eventually.
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Before we turn 12.
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You know what?
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We don't receive letters from anyone.
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Letters?
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You know, after they leave the House,
no one writes us.
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I'm sure they're being considerate
to their foster parents.
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But we've all been together
ever since we were born!
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Even if we're not related by blood,
we're truer siblings than most.
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They must be having so much fun everyday
that they've forgotten about the House.
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Then it's fine, right? I'm happy for them.
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I want to go outside, too!
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What would you do outside?
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Isn't it obvious? Get new clothes!
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- Not again.
- I mean, come on!
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We only have this one uniform!
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I read in books that the outside world has so many
different types of clothes! I want to wear them all!
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I want to eat delicious food.
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I want to go on a date with a cute girl.
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Geez, that was rude.
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Oh, that's not what I meant.
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I want to see a train!
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That's a good one!
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What about you, Norman?
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I want to go to different places
and see things I've never seen before.
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Good idea! And you, Ray?
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Once I get outside, well, I'd have to survive first.
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Such a downer. What about you, Emma?
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Me?
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You want to ride a giraffe, right?
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Did I say that?
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Well, I don't really want to leave.
I want to stay here forever!
155
00:12:59,960 --> 00:13:02,080
Hey, that's kind of unfair.
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But I'm so happy right now. Right?
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Happy, huh?
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I promise to write!
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I'll write a lot of letters.
I'll never forget about everyone.
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When I leave the House,
I want to become a mother like Mom.
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And then, I'll never abandon any children.
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You love Mom very much, don't you?
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Yeah!
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I'm slow, and I wasn't as smart as everyone,
but even after I leave, I'll do my best.
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I'll have Little Bunny so I'll be okay.
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Conny...
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I don't want to leave anymore.
I want to stay here!
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Conny... Conny!
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What song is that, Mom?
170
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Conny!
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00:14:44,520 --> 00:14:46,060
You're kidding me!
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Let's hurry and finish up cleaning.
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Conny's already gone!
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What should I do?
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There's still time.
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From the window,
I saw the lights on the gate were still on.
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Mom isn't back yet either,
so I don't think Conny has left yet.
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- Let's hurry, Emma.
- Okay.
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"You can't go near there, no matter what."
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I know. Let's get scolded together, later.
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Conny?
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Is this the truck that'll take Conny?
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Actually, I've never seen a vehicle before.
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No one's here.
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Maybe she'll find it if we leave it in the back.
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Yeah.
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Norman.
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00:17:09,620 --> 00:17:10,710
Is someone there?
189
00:17:12,790 --> 00:17:14,630
Hey, did you hear a voice just now?
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Probably your imagination.
191
00:17:28,730 --> 00:17:31,350
If it was a stray cat,
I would have caught it and ate it.
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You eat things like cats?
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It looks so delicious. Human flesh is the best.
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No...
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Damn! Can't I at least have a fingertip?
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You idiot. It's valuable merchandise.
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It's not something the likes of us can have.
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All of the human flesh produced on this farm
are high-quality meat intended for the rich.
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Where's Mom?
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Is the Gupna done?
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Mostly done, sir.
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Another six-year-old...
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Lately we've been shipping out
normal quality ones.
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But it looks like we'll soon harvest
some high quality ones.
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Isabella.
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00:18:35,290 --> 00:18:36,130
Yes.
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Make the preparations
to pluck these three with full scores.
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Understood.
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Wait. I smell something.
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Emma!
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Is this place a farm?
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Are we all... food?
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No, it can't be. Everyone found foster homes.
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And Mom...
It was the usual, kind Mom, right?
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We were mistaken.
That girl wasn't Conny, right?
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That was Conny.
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Welcome back. How did it go?
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We didn't make it.
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Were we raised just to be eaten by something?
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Let's escape, Emma.
We have to leave this place.
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Don't worry. We can do it.
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00:20:17,480 --> 00:20:19,480
You, me, and Ray. If it's the three of us...
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It might be impossible.
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00:20:22,020 --> 00:20:26,450
I can't leave them here.
Otherwise they'll definitely get killed.
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I don't want any more of my family to die.
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00:20:38,710 --> 00:20:39,960
It's not impossible.
227
00:20:45,760 --> 00:20:48,930
It'll be okay. Let's run away.
Together, with everyone.
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00:20:49,680 --> 00:20:55,470
B-But how? How will us kids
run away from those monsters?
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Strategy. It'll be the same as playing tag.
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That's right.
We'll find a way for all of us to survive.
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