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(upbeat music)
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So your friend is in trouble
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because you can prove
that Professor LeDuc
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murdered Dr. Van Doren?
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We're still sorting that out.
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It might have to do with a thing
we can never talk about.
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So then, what led you
to this conclusion?
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There was a break-in at her
lab and evidence was stolen.
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And you can prove it was
the Professor who broke in?
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No, it might have been
his accomplice.
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There's an accomplice now?
Who?
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Uh, he isn't someone
who's from around here.
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And his identity is not
something could be traced.
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I'm afraid that
none of this is enough
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to get Detective Murdoch
out of the cells.
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At this moment, it's your word
against the Professor's.
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Can we please just go talk
to William Murdoch to-
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Detective Murdoch.
And no. We can't.
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He's in the Don Jail.
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What about going to his yard?
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You said the padlock
was found there.
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Weren't there any fingerprints?
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(mysterious music)
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Oh.
(laughing)
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You mean finger marks.
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Amateur. No.
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The padlock was wiped
clean when we found it.
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Which a murderer would do
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if he was planting evidence
in someone's yard.
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Just saying.
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So if we prove
the padlock was planted,
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we help bulletproof our case.
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It's worth a try.
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Let's see what we can find.
I can take you there now.
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Three hours searching,
and we were right!
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Somebody else was
in Murdoch's backyard.
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And we have the footprint
to prove it.
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So, Grady's out, Iris is out.
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We just need to match
the footprint to Leduc,
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which Higgins-Newsome
is doing now.
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Now, we sit tight and wait.
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Wait?
All we've been doing is waiting.
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Macy is still missing, Zane!
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Don't give me that look.
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I know you want to go find her,
but probability dictates
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the moment we leave that-
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Macy!
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What happened?
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Did you find Kurt?
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(ominous music)
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Um...
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He sent me back in time.
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(whooshing)
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(panting)
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November 5th, 2021...
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November 5th, 2021...
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(tense music)
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He sent me back to the day
that... I lost my dad.
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I was late for school,
so I'd gotten a ride with friends.
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I hadn't seen him that morning.
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(pop music playing)
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(sizzling)
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Oh! Hey!
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Hey, Macy-moo, you're home?
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Did you forget your lunch?
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I forgot you made
plantain today.
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Uh, no. No, I didn't...
forget my lunch. I...
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I forgot, it's a PD day.
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Well, that's an interesting ensemble.
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Did I miss something?
You in a play?
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No, just trying it
out for size.
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Y'know, figuring out
my aesthetic.
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You've always marched
to the beat of your own drum.
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Don't just stand there,
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you know the drill.
Let's go, I'm hungry!
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(upbeat music)
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You're the best, Dad.
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What a treat.
(inhales deeply)
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Sounds like you're hungry.
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(laughing)
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So much for leftovers.
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It's like you haven't
had plantain in ages.
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No one makes it like you, Dad.
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Nana's are too dry,
and you know Mom.
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Cooking is not really her jam.
(laughing)
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You said you had something
to show me from Nana's basement?
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Last night,
when I was scrolling my socials?
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You did hear me, eh?
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Do you have time now?
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(chuckles)
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Tada!
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Oh my gosh, Dad!
(laughing)
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Night vision goggles.
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They're huge.
Did you make them?
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Your great-great-great-grandpa
William did.
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I used these babies
to play man hunt
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with the neighbourhood kids.
I always won!
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Isn't that kinda
like cheating?
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(chuckling)
- I'm thinking of marrying these
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with a few 21st century tweaks.
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A GoPro?
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That sounds awesome, Dad.
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We can go a-spying
tonight after work.
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Ah! Which I have
to head to now.
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Let me walk you.
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Aw, aren't I
a lucky dad today?
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(soft music)
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Macy, come on. Hurry up!
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All those years, and I had
never walked him to work before.
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A toonie for your thoughts.
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I found something
in your desk.
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That's not like you
to poke about.
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I'm sorry.
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It's just, you love
talking about William Murdoch.
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Why haven't you showed me
his notebook?
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(chuckles)
- It's a special heirloom
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I was saving it
for your birthday.
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So, you already sped-read it?
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Yeah.
(chuckles)
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He was pretty thorough
with his investigations.
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That's why he was the best.
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Seems like you may
have inherited
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some of his snooping DNA.
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(laughing)
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(alarm blaring)
- Oh!
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That's an emergency ring.
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A five-alarm fire.
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I-I've gotta hustle.
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You go straight home, okay?
- Dad, no!
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I have to tell you something.
- What is it?
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It was honestly incredible
to see my dad again.
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He was a firefighter
and there was a huge
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apartment blaze that day.
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He never made it home.
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What is it, Macy?
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(soft music)
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(inaudible)
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(?)
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I love you.
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To Neptune and back,
and ten-hundred times
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around the sun.
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That's so silly.
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Nothing silly about it.
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It's our thing.
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Expect to hear it
when you're 50.
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I never got to say goodbye.
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Though, this time it was
a real goodbye.
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(?)
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Are you okay, Macy?
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- Mm-hmm.
- You sure?
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Okay, sweet heart.
I'll see you tonight.
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Oh, tell your Mom I'll finish
cleaning up the kitchen!
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Ah!
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(exhales deeply)
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I guess Kurt thought
that I'd try
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to alter history
to save my dad.
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But he was wrong.
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You still left your dad?
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You came back for us?
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Butterfly effect.
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I was listening.
(laughing)
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And to make sure Kurt
doesn't get away with this.
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I made a pit stop
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in Kurt's alternate future.
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You went back to the future?
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(suspenseful music)
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I had a hunch where we could
find the scarf Leduc used to strangle Van Doren.
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I'm coming for you, Kurt.
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'Cause get this,
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Kurt used the time machine
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to help his uncle
get away with murder.
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(Billie): What? They're related?
- Yeah!
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(loud whirring)
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I went back to the university.
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(upbeat music)
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And guess who's the Head
Of the Science Department? Kurt!
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(Billie): He did all this
for tenure?!
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(Macy): Who knows?
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And get this,
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Professor Gautam
is his assistant.
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(Zane): Woah! But, what made
you go back to that future?
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If I wanted to hide something
from anybody in 1910,
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I'd hide it in 2022.
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(?)
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Come on. Come on,
where could it be?
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"Hopeles Lane" ?
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(Billie): Enough with
the suspense, Hitchcock, did you find it?
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Ta-da!
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(both): Dr. Van Doren's scarf!
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This is the final
piece of proof we needed!
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(Billie): Let's go save
Detective Murdoch!
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Hey, wait. Not so fast.
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First, we have to do
something else.
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And I know you guys
aren't going to like it.
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(mechanical whirring)
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I'm not down to destroy this.
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If we mess up,
we're stuck here forever.
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Zane, stop,
don't touch anything!
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Billie. We know how dangerous
this machine is in Kurt's hands.
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He could bring LeDuc into 2022,
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and then what's stopping him
from murdering again
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or... worse?
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Can I take time to come up
with some logical rebuttal?
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Macy, we need to be able
to get home.
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I think if we
remove this fuse,
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we can disassemble enough
to meet our goal,
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but also be able
to repair Weena.
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Are you 1,000 percent sure?
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Uh, nothing in life
is 1,000 percent, Billie.
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(tense music)
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I will guard this
with my life.
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I promise.
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(suspenseful music)
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(?)
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