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People ask, where do you get your ideas?
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Well, right here.
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Oh, this is mine.
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I'll never starve here.
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I'm Ray Bradbury.
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And this is...
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Dinosaurs, large and small, fill my
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junkyard workroom. This one given to me
by a friend 30 years ago.
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These given as toys to my daughters, and
when they didn't play with them, I
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simply took them back.
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So with dinosaurs coming into my life, I
often wondered, what would happen if I
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could go back into theirs?
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Dinosaurs, time machines.
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Put them together, and you have a tale
one billion years old.
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Douglas Keith swept to his landslide
victory, conceded by Kurt Deutscher,
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after West Coast voters had left the
polling station.
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The new president said that he rejoiced
in the people's massive affirmation of
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their belief in democracy and a caring
society.
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Humanity had the victory.
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One of our most exciting selections,
exotic 15th century Bangkok, bristles
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color and light, the perfect base for a
time safari tiger hunt, a sultry plunge
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into the savage... Sir, this guy says...
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If Deutsche becomes president, I want to
run to 1492.
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No, I said. We don't conduct escapes.
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Well, lucky.
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Deutsche would mean the worst kind of
dictatorship.
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Booking cards, sir.
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Yes.
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And my check.
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Not yet.
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Does the safari guarantee I come back
alive?
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We guarantee nothing.
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Except the dinosaurs.
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Those are real photos of real animals.
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Taken yesterday.
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Or 60 million years ago, as you wish.
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My Tyrannosaurus rex.
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Biggest damn carnivore in history.
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This is Mr. Travis, your safari guide in
the past. He'll show you what and where
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to shoot.
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If he says no shooting, no shooting.
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If you disobey, there's a penalty of
another $10 ,000 plus government action
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your return.
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Buy a graphical computer card.
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Great game hunter, yes?
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I pride myself on my... Some of these
are illegal.
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Elephants. I shot to protect myself.
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Shot everything in the world, have you?
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Everything.
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I'm bored.
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No new horizons. That's why I came to
you. Choose your weapon.
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They've all proved they can do the job.
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On dinosaurs.
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Didn't you write a book, uh, Dinosaurs I
Have Known?
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Mere fantasy.
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Right.
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You've known nothing until today.
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Sign this.
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If you're killed, we're not responsible.
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Dinosaurs are hungry.
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What? We don't time travel to get
ourselves killed.
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The safari leaders were killed last year
with a few cowards bolded. I've shot
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every damned animal in the world. Do I
look like a coward?
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We'll refund him.
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Get him ready.
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Out of chars and adders, like golden
salamanders, the old years, the green
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will leap.
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Roses sweeten the air. White hair turn
black.
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wrinkles vanish, all, everything flies
back to seed, the dead.
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Shall we go?
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Look. Will you look?
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They're looking.
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Every hunter that ever lived would envy
us today.
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From now on, Africa will seem like
Illinois.
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Have you ever visited hell?
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Until you visit hell, don't make a
parent.
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I'm ready.
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Yeah.
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That is the jungle of 60 million, 2 ,055
years before the moment you stepped
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into our office, Mr. Eccles.
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Christ isn't born yet.
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Moses has not gone to the mountain to
talk with God.
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The pyramids lie still in the earth.
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And that is the path laid by Time Safari
for your use.
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It floats six inches above the ground,
touches not so much as a blade of grass,
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a leaf, or a tree.
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It's anti -gravity. Its purpose is to
stop you from touching this world of the
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past. Stay on the path. Don't go off it.
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If you fall off, there's a penalty.
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And shoot only one animal.
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One?
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Our government doesn't like us here in
the past.
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We pay big fees to keep our franchise.
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A time machine can be a killer.
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We might destroy a roach or a flower,
even, and destroy an important link in a
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species.
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So?
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If we kill a mouse here, all the future
family of that mouse are killed, right?
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And all the families of all the
families.
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Step on a mouse, you annihilate one, a
thousand, a million possible mice.
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Well?
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Well.
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For want of ten mice, a fox dies. For
want of a fox, a lion starves. For want
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a lion, infinite billions of life forms
cease to exist.
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A caveman goes hunting, but you, friend,
have stepped on all his lions.
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The caveman starves.
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From his loins might have sprung ten
tons, from theirs a hundred.
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Kill this one man, you destroy a race of
people, an entire history of life.
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Europe remains forever a dark forest.
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Step on a mouse, you leave your print
like a grand canyon across eternity. So
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stay on the path.
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Keep off the grass.
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animals marked with white paint.
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The day I came back and followed the
animal to find one that was going to die
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anyway when the trees fell on him.
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I noted the time down to the exact
second the shot of paint fell.
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He left a white mark on his chest. You
can't miss it.
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It correlated our arrival in the past so
that we meet our monster no more than
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three minutes before he was going to die
anyway.
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We kill only animals that have no
future.
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Those that will never mate again.
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Steady, fellas.
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Forward to the red marker.
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Here he is.
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The Lord of the Mighty Beasts, eh,
Nephi?
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I do go on.
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You know who killed him?
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He'll be back this way when he's safe.
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was up ready.
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Period.
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My God.
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It could reach up and grab the moon.
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Two minutes when I say fire.
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Your bullet will strike at exactly one
second before the tree falls, but it
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be timed on the nose to the second.
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No, nobody can kill that. That can't be
killed.
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We were fools to come.
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Shut up!
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I never guessed.
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I didn't realize it would be so big.
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Turn around quietly and go back to the
machine.
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I can't move.
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Remember, the painted target.
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And take aim.
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It was never like this before.
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Always safe.
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I always won.
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Somebody get me out.
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Stay on the path, Echo. Stay on the
path!
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Get over here.
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Get over here!
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Dig him out.
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Dig out your bullets.
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We don't leave anything in the past.
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What about the other show?
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We'll get them with a 90 magnet.
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Why don't we use the magnets here? Damn
it!
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How would you like me to leave you here
to breathe?
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Get out of here.
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Ah,
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they're here.
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The election.
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Who won the election?
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Election?
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What election?
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Deutscher is president.
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Leader of the 15th rule.
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What? What?
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