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It is the year 2020 and the world has
changed.

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In 2020, times are tough.

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This man's tougher.

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I can't believe you still practice such
primitive medicine in this country.

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Oh, yeah?

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Well, we do the best we can.

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So the last thing you remember is this
Eugene creature was having a Mexican

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standoff with some guy in a black
armored suit?

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You're controversial super force,
detective. You know that.

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Okay. So what about Zack Stone, huh? I
heard he was assigned to help you. He's

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slowing me down, so I left him behind.

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Zack was slowing you down?

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Oh, that's a good one.

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So super force interfered with an
international arrest. Is that right,

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Detective?

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Look, why don't you go chase a fire
truck home before I interfere with your

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future?

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Private agents fighting for their own
justice.

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What's the word you Americans use?

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Quaint.

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I'm very disappointed Detective Stone
was not present when Inspector Zeitgeist

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was assaulted by our local vigilantes.

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With all due respect...

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I wish you'd stop lumping Superforth in
with this other creep.

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Who is the creep and who isn't is not
the subject at hand, Captain Frost.

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What we're trying to determine is where
Stone was during the confrontation.

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As you know, I've been laid up.

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Of course you have.

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We won't bother you again.

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We wish you a hasty and healthy
recovery.

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Thanks a million.

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I tried to fix your suit.

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I didn't have the right materials.

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I don't know what you're talking about.
I mean, it looks perfect.

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How did you do it?

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I have special training in scientific
fabrication.

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You know, you're one of three people who
know who wears that suit.

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Well, two and a half, really.

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The half of E .B. Hunkerford.

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Who are you talking to?

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Okay.

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So you know my secret.

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And I know where you are.

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Good relationships are based on mutual
need.

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You know, I bet he's ducking me because
I beat him at chess.

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It's such a lousy sport.

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I simply cannot find him, FX.

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It's as if he's vanished from the face
of the earth.

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Don't say that, Mr. H.

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Are you sending out the recall program?

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Of course.

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If he's vanished, he's taken the suit
with him.

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Gotta find him.

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He's got to.

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I guess I should let him win one game,
huh?

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Eugene, Captain.

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U is the 21st letter of the alphabet,
standing for the fact that this man was

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the product of the 21st attempt to
create a genetically perfect human

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Sort of a test -tube baby gone wild,
huh?

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Eugene was very nearly ideal, Captain.

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But Bergman, the scientist who
spearheaded the experiment,

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Added to Eugene's makeup the genes of
artists, poets.

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And so gave him an ultimately unstable
makeup.

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Unstable?

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He became emotional.

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Unpredictable.

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Dangerous.

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I'm so sorry.

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I broke my wrist, you know.

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Come in.

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There's a guy here to see you. Says it
has to do with the missing monster.

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They wanted me to come here to plan for
a season of war.

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A war is bad.

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In your country, I saw people help each
other.

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I saw freedom.

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I didn't mean to hurt your lady friend.

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She attacked me, and I reacted as I was
trained to.

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I'm very ashamed.

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I thought I could be lost and forgotten
in this part of the city.

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But I was lonely.

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So lonely.

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I want to find a place where I can live
like an ordinary person.

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Is that too much to dream of?

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I'm here with the police, Eugene.

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Give yourself up and nothing will happen
to you.

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We can fight them. We're stronger than
they are.

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Eugene, you said you hated war.

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Now this is only a small war, but it
could be just as deadly.

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Listen, you were right when you said
this is a great country.

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When they understand that all you want
is a chance at life, they will let you

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go. You're killing me.

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I won't let him.

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This is none of your business,
Superforce.

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The man's turning himself in.

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This is standard police procedure even
in your country.

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Let him come out!

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I do not wish to spend my time worrying
about you, Zachary Stone.

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In the vernacular of my youth, it really
flips me out.

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Oh, no, no, look, please don't do that.
I mean, it makes me nauseous.

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Look, E .B., I'm sorry, but there was
nothing that I could do.

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Why didn't you contact us via the radio
in your nightstick?

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We didn't put it there for long. The
entire suit malfunctioned.

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Until Eugene fixed it.

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Until Eugene fixed it.

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I have to admit, dude's pretty good.

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In a little practice, your gargantuan
Mr. Fix -It could almost put me out of

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business. Yeah, but you're a much better
dancer.

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Thanks.

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Wait a minute, Zach, what are you doing?

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Snooping around in other people's
closet?

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Mr. H., why don't you help him? I've
done all I can. There simply isn't any

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obtainable information on Inspector
Gunter Zeitgeist.

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Well, he's definitely got official
authorization, but no personal history

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whatsoever. I mean, it's like this guy
was born yesterday.

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Well, maybe he was.

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If they could create Eugene, anything's
possible.

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Well, whatever he did, man, when he took
that bullet out of my side, man, it

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healed in a snap.

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See ya.

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Wait a minute, man on a mission. Where
you going?

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Back to the precinct before they give my
desk away.

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Can I come along?

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I'd really like to meet Eugene.

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Okay. Just don't arm wrestle him, all
right?

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I've attempted.

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Eugene's gone?

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Gone where?

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I don't know, Zach.

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Their papers were in order, and I had to
let them have him. Who, Carla?

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Who are they, huh? I mean, why aren't we
following standard police procedures in

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this case?

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Look, I don't have to answer to you,
Detective, or anybody else in this

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precinct. I don't get to make the rules
around here, and neither do you.

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I take my orders from above.

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Fine.

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I know who to talk to.

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You're becoming quite a regular here,
Detective Stone.

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Yeah, sorry about that. But Eugene was
my assignment.

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I have the right to know what's happened
to him.

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The man known as Eugene was granted
diplomatic immunity in accordance with

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international law that gives him the
right to be tried in his own country by

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group of his peers.

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Wait a minute. He doesn't want to go
back to his country.

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I mean, he doesn't have any peers.

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Don't you understand this, that he is
the only one like him in the whole

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I'm afraid it's out of our hands,
Detective Stone.

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We can't afford to create an
international incident.

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Nor is there any reason to do so.

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You accused my country of dropping a
Frankenstein monster into Metroplex,

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I, of course, denied.

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But in point of fact, you were correct.

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Eugene is indeed an experiment gone
wrong.

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And he must be destroyed.

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Destroyed?

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He's a human being, man.

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And you don't stamp malfunction across
his forehead and wipe him out.

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You reason with him.

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Eugene is no longer your assignment,
Detective Stone.

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Your friendly neighborhood super force
did your job for you.

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Okay.

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Then is it possible for me to at least
see him before you deport him?

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I don't see why not.

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Thank you.

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Eugene.

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I'm glad she came.

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I like company.

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Do you recognize me?

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I can't think very well.

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They gave me injections.

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I'm really sorry about this, man.

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This whole thing is my fault.

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And I didn't realize how much power that
zeitgeist had.

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But I'm gonna get you out of this, okay?

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I'm gonna find a way for you to live
your dreams.

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Trust me.

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You remind me of a friend of mine.

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I forget his name.

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He's the only friend I've ever had.

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should have expected this.

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Good work, Superforce.

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Now there's only the three of us.

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The downfall of your society

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will undoubtedly be your uncontrollable
sentimentality.

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And the downfall of your society will be
your complete inability to give a damn.

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What will it be, my friend?

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Do you think you can stun me before I
can destroy this beautiful creature?

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Or shall I shoot you first?

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says that I'm the experiment that
failed.

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But I'm not.

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He is.

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He's a CG.

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The product of the 26th test.

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The idea they wanted.

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A murderer.

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I don't know where to go.

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Anywhere you want.

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It's a big world when you're free.

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Maybe one day I'll come back here.

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