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This program is rated PG and may contain
mature subject matter. Viewer
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discretion is advised.
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Did you hear what I said?
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I said hand it over!
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What are we going to do?
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Close your eyes.
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Three, two, one.
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Get back here!
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Where did they go?
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He must be wearing a tracking device.
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They've moved.
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But how could they get through these
bars?
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Hurry. I know how we can find them. Come
on.
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Come on. What are
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you doing?
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Miss Lucas and the henchmen were there
waiting for us. What? Are you okay? Just
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about. They waited until we found the
thingamajig and then they pounced.
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Typical Miss Lucas. Gets you to do the
work and then snatches it from you.
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What is it exactly?
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It's the final piece of Miss Lucas's
ambrosolator.
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But she's not getting it.
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There. Now it's safely out of her reach.
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What?
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How can anyone be outsmarted by Annika
Hunter?
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Is it me? Am I the problem? Am I just
bad at managing people?
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No, no, you're great. Oh, zip it,
Simmons.
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I know I'm not the problem. Everyone
else is.
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I'll fix it for you, Mom.
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You? You couldn't even pull off a basic
infiltration.
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Now we have a new problem.
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The Jacksons have been officially
reported missing by their nosy neighbor.
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Investigative lead, Daniel Hunter.
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Yeah, he is.
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Rather inconvenient. So turn
inconvenient into incarcerated.
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Make it happen, Simmons.
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Where everyone is fired, including you.
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Florian, you do what you do best.
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What's that?
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Nothing. Where are you going?
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On a cleanup mission.
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We need to call Daniel. We're in over
our heads.
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Agreed. Guys, I really gotta go. Got a
call from Josh earlier.
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You found the orphanage where Miss Lucas
grew up, and I want to check it out.
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Go dig some dirt, Jenny. Yeah, find her
weakness.
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Aren't you staying for my birthday
party, Jenny dear?
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I'm sorry, Dottie, I can't. They're
somewhere I need to be. But happy
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So, what time is it starting? Because I,
for one, am getting really excited.
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We're still working on something for you
upstairs.
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Nika? Yeah.
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It's really, really cool.
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I need to go out and get one last thing.
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All right. See you soon.
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Well, they do say the best thing about a
surprise is the anticipation.
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Well, I guess I'll be anticipating a
little while longer.
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We need to call Daniel. This is too
serious for him not to pick up.
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Yeah, sorry it took me so long to get
back to you. Work's just been
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absolutely... Hold on.
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One sec.
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Uh, Daniel?
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Hello?
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Hey, what's going on here?
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Who hit who?
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Hello, Oliver.
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I know where your biological father is.
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What did you just say?
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I know where your biological father is.
How do you know about that?
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Lorian told me.
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Or are you forgetting that you had my
son as a roommate?
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Alex Jackson?
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The one I captured?
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He's your biological father.
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Not much of a surprise to any of us, I'm
sure.
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Do you ever want to meet him?
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You'll bring me this.
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I know Anika found it.
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Oh, and if you still need to be
persuaded, he's currently staying with
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I'm sure Anika would never forgive you
if you let me restrain him and your
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biological daddy.
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You have one hour. You get me what I
want, and I'll let your family go free.
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Oh, and if you talk to anybody, this is
what will happen.
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To everyone you care about. Meet me at
the academy in one hour, with a device
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else.
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This doesn't sound good. I know.
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Singing is the worst.
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I meant Daniel.
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Right, but let's not jump to
conclusions. He could have just helped
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people, got back in his car, turned on
the radio, listened to some really bad
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opera music, had a sandwich.
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Talked with his mouth full and dropped
his phone and forgot we were on a call?
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Right. Daniel!
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Okay, that's definitely not the radio.
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Danny! Can you hear us?
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Danny!
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Wait.
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What are you doing?
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I'm putting Daniel's cell number into
the Academy Strike and Trap app.
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There.
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I have a trace.
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Would you stop with the singing?
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Mom?
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Nika?
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Jasmine?
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Anyone home?
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Where are they going?
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There's no way to know until they stop.
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But once they do, I can zoom in and find
the exact location.
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Okay.
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Finally.
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Get him out of there.
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Come on, get out.
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Get up now.
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So, where in the city is this?
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That's close to Orphan's Inc., isn't it?
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That must be where they've taken it.
Come on.
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Punctual? Aren't you the good boy?
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You've got what you wanted.
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Now give me my dad. Wow.
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You're just like the city of Amsterdam.
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Extremely dense.
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I still need the Jacksons.
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So I'll release them on my terms. What
about Daniel?
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What about it?
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We agreed. Now go home and eat cake.
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Security!
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What?
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No! No, you can't do this!
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I think I just did.
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Get out of my chair.
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Get out!
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Mom, do you think maybe we could dial
down the plan a bit?
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I mean, Dottie, Oliver, Jasmine, Evie,
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they were all kind of good to me when I
stayed with them.
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Do you really think they deserve to be
brought into all of this?
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Oh, my gosh, Florian.
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You're right.
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I wasn't considering how they felt.
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Why don't we all stay in and watch
kitten videos together?
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How dare you question my decisions?
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The courage gene has clearly skipped a
generation.
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What a disappointment that you're my
son.
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Mr. Simmons.
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Well done on finally solving the Daniel
Hunter problem.
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Meet me at the lab?
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I'm ready to go to stage two.
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Well, come on.
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Chop -chop!
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Looks like the right place.
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Can I help you?
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Hi, I'm Jenny. I was hoping I could get
some information on someone that used to
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live here.
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Well, then you're at the right place.
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Almost.
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The orphanage relocated to a new
building a few years ago.
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Sorry for bothering you. No, wait.
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I was a housemistress here when it was
an orphanage.
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Now I just look after the place.
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Sounds like you're exactly the person I
should be speaking to.
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I'm looking for information about a
Maria Lucas.
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Lucas? No, I don't know anyone by that
name.
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Uh, may I help?
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That's Maria.
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I knew her as Maria Martinez.
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You'd better come in.
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What is it?
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My revenge.
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Maria was just three years old when she
arrived here.
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Such a sweet child.
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She formed such intense attachments.
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There was another child who arrived here
around the same time. A boy.
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They became inseparable.
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There was a boy in the photograph with
her. Is that him?
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Yes, that's him.
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What was his name? Do you remember what
happened to him?
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He was adopted by a lovely couple. I
remember that.
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We were so happy to see him go to such a
good home.
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But Maria, she took it very hard.
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Oh?
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When he left, he promised to return to
her.
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Maria would spend hours sitting in the
window, watching and waiting for him to
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come back.
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He never did.
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Oh.
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That's really sad.
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And then one day, something inside Maria
just broke.
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She gave up waiting.
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She destroyed all the pictures and the
little presents he'd given her.
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She's never been the same again.
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Do you know where the boy is now?
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I've no idea.
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What was the name of the family who...
Hunter!
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Hunter? Wait, the boy's name.
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It isn't Eric, is it? Yes.
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You're right, it was Eric.
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Whoa.
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But I know Eric Hunter, and there's no
way he would have abandoned her unless
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had no choice.
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I always wondered if Mrs. Beddows, the
owner of the orphanage, had something to
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do with it.
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She believed...
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That once a child was adopted out, they
should erase their time here and only
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ever look forward.
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Do you think she blocked contact?
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Possibly. Who knows?
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My surprise better be something amazing!
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Oliver!
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Hi!
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I love the party hat, but... Who are
you?
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Dottie, we're back!
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Where is she?
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I hope the kids are okay.
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Daddy, you're back.
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I missed you. We missed you, honey.
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Oh, I love the hat.
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Thanks. It's Dottie's birthday, so I
made this.
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Thank goodness you're here. Dottie, we
got your text. It sounded urgent. What's
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wrong? Oh, I didn't send you a text. But
I'm glad you're back. There's someone
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very odd and very insistent waiting for
you in the living room and refusing to
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leave until... They've spoken to you,
Eric.
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Edie, honey, would you please take
Harry's things up to your room?
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Sure.
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Maybe it's best to stay there until I
call you.
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Okay?
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Okay.
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Florian?
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I thought you were part of my birthday
surprise, but now I'm not so sure.
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I see you got my text.
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Do you remember me?
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Maria Martinez.
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How long has it been?
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Right. A lifetime.
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Maria.
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Wow.
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I wondered how... where you were and how
you've been doing all these years. Oh,
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Maria. I wondered how you were.
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And where you've been all these years?
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Well, you didn't try very hard to find
out, did you?
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What do you mean, not? Shut up!
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Enough with the lies and empty promises.
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I'm done for drawing down a couple from
memory lane.
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It doesn't just break your heels.
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It breaks your heart.
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Now!
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Stop! Hey! Right there!
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Morgan, what are you doing?
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He's with me.
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I guess you should have taken him off
the face recognition system.
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Florian, give the baby to me, please.
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He won't be hurt.
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Maria, I'm sure... I'm talking.
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Florian?
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It's time.
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You were wondering what I've been doing
all these years.
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Searching for this.
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Maria, please.
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I've been working on technology that
first could only multiply a small brain.
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But with this amber oscillator, I can
target a much wider area. A household,
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a city, maybe eventually an entire
country.
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Florian, are you filming this?
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Yeah.
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Stage one was the Academy students' tiny
brains.
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Stage two is an entire household.
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Oh, and in case you're wondering, yes,
we are at stage two.
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And my test is on you, Eric Hunter.
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You and your perfect little family.
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Now, where are the Brats?
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If you mean the children, they've all
gone out planning my birthday surprise.
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Oliver, why aren't you picking up? Miss
Spook has took Daniel to Orphan's Inc.
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Jasmine and I are on our way there now,
but if you don't hear from us in an
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hour, please get help.
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So, what's her plan when we get there?
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Oliver? No, unknown number.
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Hunter House now.
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Family in danger. What? Who do you think
it's from? I don't know, but we have to
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go. Yep, but what about Daniel? He'll
just have to wait. But what if it's a
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trap? It's not. It's about Miss Lucas
targeting the Hunter House. I'm sure of
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it. Come on!
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Maria, let's talk about this. There's
nothing to say!
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I guess the three of you, then, will
have to do.
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Not this for a birthday surprise.
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This is for abandoning me.
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