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Safari! Safari!
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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There goes the bait.
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Guess I'm ready for Dr. Marsh Tracy now.
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There, you see?
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One tiger.
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Which doubles the mystery.
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What mystery?
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Reports of a tiger roaming free on the
reserve.
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Really? Oh, I had me someone seeing
things.
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Tigers are found only in Asia. You know
there aren't any in Africa.
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Except yours.
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Which is why I wanted to check.
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They probably saw a leopard or
something.
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Nodoro!
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Several local hunters, solid, reliable
people, described the same animal.
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Large as a lion, but striped like a
zebra.
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It frightened them.
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An Asian tiger loose in Africa frightens
me a little.
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Well, I told them they were seeing
things, so they brought proof.
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That could be a tiger print, but...
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Hadley, this is fantastic.
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Where was he spotted?
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Over here.
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On the far side of the gorge.
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Pretty far back in the free area.
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Oh, that's wild country.
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Unmapped, mostly unexplored, unknown.
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Dad, what if there were tigers there?
You know, left over from the last land
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migration a thousand years ago.
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There are always legends about unknown
animals, and every now and then someone
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sees a...
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A living fossil, a creature that's
supposed to be extinct but still roaming
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free. It would be what we have here.
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A living fossil?
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Well, I've always wanted to have another
look at that free area.
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You three better continue with your
experimental work.
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Marsh, this time you'd better take a
rifle.
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Any of you take a rifle or I'll only
kill you.
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Well, good hunting anyway.
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Well, Compound.
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Come in, Compound.
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Compound here.
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Find anything, Dad? Over.
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Not yet.
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I'll start looking for tiger tracks.
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I'll call you back later. Out.
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Okay, Judy, old girl.
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Let's see what we can find, huh?
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Come on, Judy.
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Find something?
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Here.
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That's Tiger.
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You've just earned yourself a great big
banana split covered with chocolate
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syrup.
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Dr. Tracy!
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I'm delighted that you accepted my
invitation.
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Invitation? I'm sorry.
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A four -footed invitation.
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Panthera tigris.
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A tiger?
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Is that your tiger?
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I released it. For any particular
reason?
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What else would get Dr. Tari out here so
quickly?
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Oh, allow me to introduce myself.
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Garvin Drake.
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Oh. The Garvin Drake, the big game
hunter?
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Sooner or later, we had to meet. But
having a flair for the dramatic, I
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to call the shots. I selected this
arena.
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Arena? Arena for what?
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You know, Tracy, for years you've been
crusading throughout Africa, persuading
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governments to close down open hunting
areas, turning them into closed game
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reserves.
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Well, I got you out here to prove to you
that your theory is built on a false
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premise.
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Now, maybe once you're convinced, you're
going to get off my back.
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I've never been on your back.
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I've merely been pursuing a way of life.
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I'm not just speaking for myself, Dr.
Tracy, but for all big game hunters who
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have found a zest for life when closest
to death.
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Why don't you get your kicks out of
Russian roulette and leave innocent
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out of this?
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You've never hunted, huh?
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Yes, I hunt for specimens, but I never
kill.
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Is that for target practice?
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This is a hypodermic rifle. It can
hardly be called a weapon.
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Your books claim that.
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I don't believe it.
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I'm afraid Judy resents your calling me
a liar.
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Now, Mr. Drake, it's quite simple.
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I avoid threatening animals, and they
don't threaten me.
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That's amazing.
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Frankly, I'd hoped so. I wanted it to be
true.
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But my experiment... Mr. Drake, if you'd
like to make an experiment along these
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lines, you're welcome to use my
compound. I have all the facilities.
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Not for my little test.
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I'm sorry, you're losing me again.
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But I mustn't lose you, Dr. Tracy.
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Because for my experiment, you... are
the experimental animal.
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I'm sorry.
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I'm just not available.
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But I insist.
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And I refuse.
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Very, very carefully.
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I don't want to harm you.
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Now, please put that rifle on the
ground.
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That's much better.
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You won't be needing that. But you can
keep your knife.
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That you will be needing.
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That's for part of this experiment?
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You're approximately four days by foot
from your compound.
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You're traveling there.
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By foot.
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What's that going to prove? That I have
a sense of direction?
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That you will face an animal attack.
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And then suddenly you're going to become
a hunter like me.
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Once you've made your first kill, you're
going to suddenly become a completely
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different man, one of us.
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And then you're going to discover that
every man is basically a hunter.
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Perhaps.
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But not a killer.
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But that's my experiment, Dr. Tracy.
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To expose you to wildest Africa and make
you kill.
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Well, I won't work.
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And I don't believe that if I turn my
back and walk away, you'll use that
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You know,
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you are absolutely right. I don't want
to kill you.
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But I'd have absolutely no hesitation in
killing your chimp.
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No.
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Get going on foot Northeast and I'll be
right behind
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you watch
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Dr.
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Ty, you get past the tribe of gorillas.
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Oh, I'm respecting them.
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Not disturbing them?
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They're curious, but they're not vicious
animals.
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I'll show you.
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Doctor, you're not going to avoid
testing your theories.
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You claim animals aren't dangerous, huh?
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Walk in a straight line, right past
those gorillas.
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There's only one animal that kills
compulsively.
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Man.
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Especially a man like you, Drake.
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That's what life really is all about,
isn't it?
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A mortal struggle between a winner and a
loser.
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The loser always dies.
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Come in, Dad. Come in.
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I can't seem to raise them.
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She gave up with this radio business.
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You can't expect your father to be a
disc jockey while he's out in the bush,
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know. At this moment, Dr. Ari is
probably enjoying the sunshine.
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With the ever -suffering assistance,
stuck with the paperwork again.
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Here, give him another sniff.
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Sooner or later, somewhere, there's an
animal waiting to attack you.
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And you're going to be forced to kill,
and you'll be shocked to find yourself
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enjoying it as I do.
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I run it for food, Drake, but never for
sport.
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All I regard killing as serious, not
fun.
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You're a queer duck, Tracy.
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You really are trying to protect the
animals on this reserve.
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Create a sort of blessed veil, you
garden of evil.
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I'm trying to protect a place where
animals can live and die normally and
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naturally, and we can study them.
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Perhaps you're right, though.
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It is sort of a garden of Eden.
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Oh, it is.
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I'm very much afraid I'm the reptile
bringing you the bitter truth.
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What, that animals kill when they're
hungry?
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Hunger's just the excuse. Animals kill
because they must.
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Because we all must test ourselves
against nature, lesser animals, against
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men. The true test always ends with a
death.
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No, Drake.
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A true test always produces an answer.
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Let's see if we can find an answer.
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It was just a reminder, Doctore.
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The experiment's always working.
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All right, all right, Drake.
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Since I have no choice, I'll have to do
a little experimenting of my own.
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Well, if we can just make those splits.
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Judy, I'll take this vine up the hill.
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Up you go.
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Go on up.
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Atta girl.
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Atta girl.
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Come on, take the vine up.
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Judy, pick it up.
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Go on up. Hurry. Atta girl.
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Judy, go on.
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Judy, put it over something. Put the
loop over something.
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Good girl, Judy!
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Drake, this was supposed to be an
experiment between the animals and me.
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Now you're meddling in it.
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Not really much you can do about that,
is there?
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Well, I guess not.
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I'm sorry.
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Got a lot more fight in you than I
imagined.
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Get moving.
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Good morning.
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I wondered if you'd spot it.
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I see him.
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A wounded leopard will attack anything
that comes near it.
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You're including him in your experiment?
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Sure. That leopard would attack a bull
elephant.
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Maybe, Drake.
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But I don't think this one will.
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You won't attack a friend not when he
needs help.
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You're the doctor, doctor.
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A doctor can't refuse to treat a patient
just because he's irritable.
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Of course.
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He'll tear you in half.
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Not this one.
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I recognize him.
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Yes, he's the same one I treated at the
clinic.
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That's absurd.
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An animal has no memory.
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Even if he did, a wounded leopard will
attack instantly.
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See?
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Easy, easy, easy.
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I'm here to help you.
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Calm down.
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You're in a fight here, huh?
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It's probably pretty painful, but not
too serious.
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Let me just give you a little sofa.
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That should fix you right up.
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There,
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she won't get infected.
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There, you see?
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He accepts help.
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And that way, he demonstrates memory.
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Easy. Easy.
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It's all right. The pain's going to go
away.
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It'll be all right.
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Well,
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Drake.
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Did you conceive me your experiment?
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Not yet.
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That's very impressive.
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Yeah. But the great driving force in the
jungle is hunger.
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That's the real test.
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What are you going to do when you have
to pass a hungry carnivore?
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For that matter, when you get hungry
yourself.
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Well, there are always berries and grass
and tree bark.
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Come on, Judy.
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Come on.
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Go on.
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Oh, you're not gonna shake me or lose
me.
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It's getting late.
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It's not all that late.
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He's probably waiting till nightfall to
call in.
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I'll bet he's planning to sleep out.
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He'll come back tomorrow.
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But that wasn't his plan.
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I'm worried.
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What's to worry?
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He knows the game reserve as well as he
knows the compound. He probably ran into
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something interesting.
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All right.
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I think I'll go out and see what's so
interesting.
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Paula. You're not thinking it would be
dark before you got there. Right. Let us
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do that.
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If he doesn't check in soon, we'll take
the truck first thing in the morning and
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have a look. Is that a deal?
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All right.
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I just wish he'd call in.
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This will do just fine.
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Come on, Judy.
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There we go.
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This ought to do it, Judy.
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Funny. You'll hunt me.
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That isn't against your principles.
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No, Drake, I... I still allow myself the
luxury of self -defense.
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Good, good. I like that.
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You'll need that.
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Tracy, you're gonna have to kill.
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Or be killed.
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Because I guarantee you'll be the target
of the very deadly animal.
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So that's all the great sportsmen hunt,
huh?
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Kills in cold blood.
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All right, Tracy.
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I'll make it a real contest.
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A truly exciting contest.
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I'm going to give you exactly one hour
head start, and then I'm going to follow
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you.
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Go on, run.
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Be ready to kill.
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Because I intend... Yep.
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Jake!
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Almost there.
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Now, we'd better wait here, Judy.
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If that dead foal gets to me, he's going
to need medical help as fast.
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Amateur.
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This way.
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Ho, ho, ho!
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As they say in the bullring, a moment of
truth.
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If truth is murder.
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But murder is just a word.
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Life and death.
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Those are the facts.
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I could put an arrow right through you.
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Yes, you could.
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Don't move any further.
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A tiger.
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Isn't that fitting?
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Tiger, Tiger, burning bright. He's the
one that brought you out here to me, Dr.
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Tari. Isn't it fitting that he should be
here now?
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That you're dead.
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Oh, dear.
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Oh, no.
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I don't know. He's not going to attack.
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He's fed recently. He's just a big, lazy
cat.
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Yes, but do you believe that?
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Of course I do.
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I've hunted tiger. I know them.
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Well, if you've hunted tiger, then you
know they can vary in their habits.
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They're just trying to unsettle me.
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That tiger is just curious like all
cats, only cats.
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It's going to be absolutely fascinated
when I shoot.
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I'll kill you, Dr. Tariq.
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On my terms.
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You had a chance to kill me, Drake.
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But you fell into a trap instead.
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A trap because you couldn't imagine a
partnership between a man and an animal.
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Judy and me.
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Fat chimp.
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Come on.
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He couldn't understand what could he do,
huh?
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Just couldn't understand if he could
cooperate.
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He was all alone.
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Bill don't understand it, Tracy.
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I'm an expert hunter. You're just a
doctor.
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That should beat me at my own game.
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Drake, from the beginning, I had the
advantage over you.
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In what way?
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The sides weren't even.
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See, there was always two of us.
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Two? Yeah, Judy and me.
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She was more useful than any weapon I
could have had.
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She's just an animal.
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Yeah, she's just an animal. A target, a
trophy, something to be destroyed. But,
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well, to me...
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She's quite a friend.
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Off you go, Greg.
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That's funny.
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