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(?)
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An actual time machine
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is in the university's
basement?!
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Look, all we really
found was 40 tonnes
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of mismatched steel that doesn't
even have a proper "on" button.
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The blueprint was found in
Detective Murdoch's notebook.
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There must be a reason.
- You mean, a man I've never met
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before had a blueprint
no one else in the world
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knows about hid in a notebook
my dad never showed me?
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All I'm saying-
- Yes, Macy Murdoch.
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Do tell us.
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Where have the three
of you been?
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You missed the assignment.
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Oh, uh... professor...
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Why don't you head
to your next lecture.
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I'll catch them up to speed
on what you assigned.
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She's usually not so... that.
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(chuckling)
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The assignment
is to solve the crime
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using the means and methods
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that Detective William Murdoch
used in 1910
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once he was assigned the case.
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Any chance you got
a cheat-sheet?
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Everything you need
is right in there.
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Suspect list, crime scene photo.
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Oh, she hates
digital submissions.
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So use a clear duo-tang.
The library has extra.
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- Thanks for the tip.
- Cheers.
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(?)
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So the murderer was either
her colleague,
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fianc� or PhD student?
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Easy. Fianc� did it.
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Nine out of ten CSI episodes
end that way.
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So fianc� Grady Robbins is our
answer because CSI says so?
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Sorry is that, like, disrespectful?
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I don't think assignments
have feelings.
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I mean, you're a Murdoch.
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This stuff is probably
important to you.
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Honestly, more my dad's jam.
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So is he gonna freak
that day one of class features his bae?
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(chuckling)
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Ya. He's totally gonna
eat this up.
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I wonder where Zane is
with those duo-tangs?
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I think he got distracted.
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Wanna grab Zane and head back
to my place and finish this up?
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My Mom's ordering Thai,
if you like.
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I 100% do and I am 100% down.
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Ugh. Forgot my keys.
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Hopefully, my mom's
already home.
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(knocking on door)
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- Oh. Hello there.
- Hey, Mom.
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Is it okay if my friends
stay over for dinner?
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I... I think you have
the wrong house.
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(laughing)
- Funny, Mom. So can they?
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Is this some sort
of neighbourhood prank or something?
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Mom. It's me. Macy.
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I'm sorry, I'm not your mom.
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Are you alright?
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Are you alright?
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Do you... do you need help?
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Should I call someone?
- No. Um...
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We must have the wrong house.
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(dramatic music)
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My mom doesn't know me!
How can she not know me?
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What is happening?
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My parents still know me.
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(sighing)
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"Of course I'm your Mom,
please put a load
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in the washer." Yeah, samesies.
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So, what the heck is
specifically happening to me?!
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It's like I'm a character
in some alternate reality.
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Wait. Oh no.
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(breathing heavily)
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Where are you going?!
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(both): Macy, stop!
- Wait!
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Think about it,
we find a time machine,
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and suddenly, my mom
doesn't recognize me. It's connected.
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It's a broken piece of junk.
You said it yourself.
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(breathing heavily)
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Hello, not so broken junk.
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It's a scientific coup!
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Look at the dates, they're
different from what we put in.
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Someone used this!
- There's no way.
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October 20th 1910?
Why is that familiar?
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It's our assignment.
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That's the day Dr. Van Doren
was murdered.
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That's hella spooky.
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Did she use her machine
to escape?
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Did the murderer?
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We need answers.
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Respected detective
now questioned for murder?!
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(sighing)
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Okay. It's not that bad.
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According to this article,
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"Van Doren's murderer was
convicted and put away for life.
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He was none other
than long-standing member
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of Toronto's police force
detective... William Murdoch."
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(dramatic music)
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"Evidence found
at the scene of the crime
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linked the disgraced detective
to the murder
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of one of Toronto's
academic elite."
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Is this some sick joke?
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Are you two in on this?
This is...
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William Murdoch
is not a murderer!
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We're not in
on any joke, Macy.
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As it appears before us,
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that article
is journalistic fact.
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Journalistic fact
from over 100 years ago.
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Macy, if William Murdoch
went to jail for murder,
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his whole timeline
would have been affected.
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You might not be
a Murdoch right now.
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You might not even be
Macy right now.
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No. No.
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My dad said that William-
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William Murdoch's life
changed on October 20th, 1910.
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And therefore, so did his
wife's, his daughter's.
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It's classic cause and effect.
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So, maybe my dad...
was never born?
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Okay. Enough with
the Twilight Zone vibes.
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This is easy. Macy, just text
your dad, like we did.
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I can't. He...
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He... he died last year.
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Macy, I'm so sorry.
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So in this new reality,
my family never existed?
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My dad never existed?
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But... that's not true.
He's my dad.
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He lived.
He can't just... disappear!
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Hey, it's okay,
we'll figure this out.
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Your dad is your dad. Period.
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There has to be
something we can do.
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I'm going back.
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I'm going to use
the machine and fix this.
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Someone is jumping through
time dimensions
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and messing with my family.
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There is a high degree
of probability
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that going back could actually
make the future worse.
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Nothing is worse
than my dad never existing.
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I have to prove
Murdoch is innocent
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and find the real murderer.
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You don't have to come.
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Non nobis solum nati sumus.
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"Not for ourselves
alone are we born."
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Life is to help.
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Agreed. We're in.
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Latin and all.
(chuckling)
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Thank you.
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Really. Thanks.
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Woo!
(laughing)
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So, what's the first
step to time travel?
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(upbeat music)
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(phone shutter clicking)
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We're ready.
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Okay, so I set the date
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to October 20th 1910
on the controller.
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Why can't we go back
a day earlier,
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warn Van Doren
and avoid the murder from happening at all?
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Fact: That would cause a
"butterfly effect" in history.
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It would be chaos.
Our objective should be
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to disrupt as little
as possible.
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Right. So, no school dances
with our ancestors.
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Got it.
- Ready?
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(overlapping chatter)
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Billie! Zane!
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Ready?
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That's rhetorical, right?
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(sighing)
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(beeping)
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(whirring)
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(screaming)
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(epic music)
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(screaming)
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(breathing heavily)
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(machine hissing)
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It worked!
(laughing)
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Did we just... time travel?
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Is everyone okay?
Particles intact?
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I think so.
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Where are we?
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Of course.
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Twin time machines!
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That's what Kurt said
she built in class!
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A teleportation device
that enables time travel.
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Woah!
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Machine A teleports you
to machine B.
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Don't worry about it.
- Okay.
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Uh, October 20th, 1910.
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Same date we inputed.
We're here.
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Let's go save my future.
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(upbeat music)
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(epic music)
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(laughing)
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I was at the CNE this summer,
but this is...
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(sighing)
...next level.
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We should be as inconspicuous
as possible.
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Don't draw any atten-
- Woah! Look at these prices!
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Maybe we don't act
like we've never been on these streets before.
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Ah, Zane, the amount
of sci-fi you read,
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you should be all over this!
- Precisely.
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I've read enough science fiction
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to know the sooner
we get this done-
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You're right.
Good call, Zane.
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We know that Van Doren
was killed in a park
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by one of these
three suspects.
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Now, we just have to prove it.
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So we just need to find a
totally generic-looking park.
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Sure, that won't take
an eternity.
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(soft music)
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We don't have to find a park.
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We just have to find the...
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(together): City morgue!
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(gasping)
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I can't believe this.
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(gasping)
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It's a marvel.
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A total Victorian
medical marvel.
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There! The body.
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It's Van Doren.
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The coroner hasn't
finished this yet.
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We're too early.
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(screaming)
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It's just gravity.
(screaming)
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It's fine.
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What isn't fine is trespassing.
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(dramatic music)
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(?)
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