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Told you I saw them doing something out
here.
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What tastes better than fresh crab meat?
Tomato sauce sandwiches.
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You're mad.
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They've got to be worth five bucks each.
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Hey.
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Oh, stop.
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They're our crabs.
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Yeah, and you stole them from our traps.
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Only poor people have to catch their own
food.
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We catch our own food because we can.
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You wouldn't know how.
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Why would we want to? What do you think
the shops are for? Save your breath.
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We'll just have to wait.
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They've got to come in sometime.
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Yeah, unless she's going to wait out
there all day. And all night.
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Oh, yeah?
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Well, we can wait too.
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Yeah, longer than you.
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I'm not going in front of them.
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What's the problem? Just give us back
the crabs and we'll let you go.
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Yeah, after we thump you.
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Okay.
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You want them?
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Go get them.
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get food any time we like.
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The bookshop only got it yesterday and I
was the first one to get it. Wow.
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No touching, just looking.
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Can I read it after you?
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Sorry, you know I don't lend.
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Hey, Pia, Brooke's got the latest Indigo
Jackson book.
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Why don't you lend? Because I'm not a
library. I've got all the Indigo
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except that one.
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Eight books.
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You couldn't afford to buy eight books.
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I save up and buy them second hand.
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Oh, that'd be right.
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Are the people's cast off?
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Duh, Brooke.
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The words on the page are still the
same.
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Here's Indigo Jackson and the
underground people.
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Wow, can I borrow it? Sure. Can I borrow
Indigo Jackson and feed her with loom?
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Sure, bring it to me.
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What about Indigo Jackson and the
bathroom ghosts?
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I'll bring that one too.
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Watch out for the feral germs.
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Okay, bush boy, are you going to take
the bed or not? I'll do it.
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You've got to camp.
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In the bush, all night, no tent, no
supplies.
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Easy. And catch food and bring it back.
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Since Woody wants fish, a rabbit, fish
and a rabbit. And if you can't do it...
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He can and he will.
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This is a bet, stupid.
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If you can't do it, then we get all the
crabs from your pots for a whole week.
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Deal.
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And if I do do it, we get you to get all
our crabs and deliver them to our camp.
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For a whole week.
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Deal.
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We should invite Peter to the pizza
party tonight.
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It's my pizza party. But she's cool.
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She's a feral. She's not really.
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I mean, she reads books.
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And she doesn't smell like Spike does.
And you two only like her because she'll
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lend you her grubby, secondhand books.
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Is that so bad?
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Please, Brooke.
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I might think about it.
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You know you can live off the bush.
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Of course I know I can. I've been doing
it for years.
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So why do you have to prove you can for
those idiots?
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Because they think that they're better
than us, and they're not. That's what
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proving.
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I'm having a pizza party tonight.
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Um... Do you want to come?
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Me? Well, I was speaking to the other
girls about you.
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You might be a feral, but you're pretty
cool.
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Thanks.
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I think... Five o 'clock, my place.
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Going into the bush for a fish and a
rabbit. How about two fish and two
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okay?
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You taking a clean pair of underpants?
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Dad.
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It's what I think Mum would take.
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That's what she says to me.
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I heard that.
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Marion, you'll be careful, won't you?
Yes, Mum. Shall I get you some food to
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take? Oh, no thanks, Mum.
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I'm only taking what I need.
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All right. I'll see you in the morning
then.
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Where's my canvas?
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Oh, thanks.
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Guess where I'm going tonight? To
Brooke's pizza party. Do you want to
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together? I'm not going.
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Why not?
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She doesn't invite me to things anymore.
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Not since I started hanging around with
you guys.
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Yeah, because she hates it.
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Yeah, right.
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Think about it. She hates barrels and
she's inviting you. It's got to be a
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trick. The only reason she didn't invite
you. Just because she hates both of
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you. Why would you want to go anyway?
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Yeah, stuck -up party for a stuck -up
girl.
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You trying to prove you're as good as
them or something?
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Blow them.
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Blow you.
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You're trying to prove you're better
than Sam and Ryan.
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take it in case it becomes trouble. I'm
not going to get into trouble. It's easy
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to use. To ring me, push this button.
When I ring you, just push this button
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answer. I don't need it. I've camped out
a thousand times before.
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Let's see what you got there.
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Hey, leave it. We reckon you're taking
an electric blanket. And your teddy.
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See for yourself then.
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What's this for?
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What do you think it looks like? It's to
keep warm.
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That's cheating, jungle boy.
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You can take the rest.
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I can go now, can I? I'll see you at 8 o
'clock tomorrow morning with two fish,
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two rabbits, or else you'll lose your
crabs.
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Reckon you've heard the weather
forecast?
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Not a chance.
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How wet and freezing is he going to be?
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Good luck.
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I'm not going to war. I'll see you
tomorrow.
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Come on, boy.
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What
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are
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you doing?
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Nothing.
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Do you know Marion's got himself
involved in a silly bet with two of
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kids? Your father told me.
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I heard something.
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You've got nothing in common with those
town kids.
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Mixing with them is asking for trouble.
How many times have I got to tell you
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kids not to mix with them?
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I don't know.
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You look lovely, Pip.
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I might take back three or four fish,
just to show them.
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It's not.
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It's a rabbit.
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How hopeless are you?
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Yeah, take your time. We've got three
weeks.
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You put this stupid thing in my bag
anyway.
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How did you know it was me?
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Who else could it be?
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Could have been heaps of people. It's my
phone. Heaps of people ring me. Look,
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don't be a smarty pants. I'm chucking
this thing in the creek.
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I said it's for emergencies. I heard the
weather forecast.
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Did you know there's a big storm coming?
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I've been out in the rain before.
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Come back. You can go tomorrow night.
And then Sam and Ryan will think that
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ferals are chickens along with
everything else. Who cares what they say
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anything? Look, Abby, I've made a bet
and I'm sticking to it.
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7.
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No!
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Hey,
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it's a rabbit.
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You haven't forgotten how to after all.
Good boy.
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That rain's not far off.
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We'd better build a shelter.
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Then we can come back and catch some
more fish.
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Hear that?
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Reckon he's getting wet yet?
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Soon we'll be drowned like a rat.
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What an idiot.
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Totally. Especially after we empty his
crab pots.
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That's an interesting dress.
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Thanks. Do you like it?
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Come on in.
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Look who's here, everyone.
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Hi, everybody.
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You're amazed by your dress, aren't you?
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Do you like it? I got it this afternoon,
especially for tonight.
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Where from?
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In the town.
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Oh, which shop?
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I don't remember the name. Can I see the
label?
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My mother got me a dress just like this
a couple of months ago.
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It was so daggy, I made her put it in
the charity clothing bin. She puts my
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initials on all of my clothes.
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And there they are.
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BB.
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So you got my old dress from the charity
shop.
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Oh, well.
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Secondhand books, secondhand clothes.
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Come on, boy.
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right on top of him. Yeah, but it's
coming this way. Hurry up.
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You didn't have to buy that. No way. The
stuff you normally wear is way cool.
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You think so?
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Hey, I'd love to wear clothes like
yours, but my parents would kill me.
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Mine too.
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Why would you want to anyway?
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It's just stuff we find in your bank.
Because it's different.
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Okay. Money for pizzas.
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Here's mine.
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Oh, of course I knew you wouldn't have
any.
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So we've got extra out to pay for you.
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I'll shout, Pia. No, I will.
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Sorry, it's my pizza party. I'll pay for
Pia.
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I know I'll never get the money back,
but I don't mind. I'm always giving to
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charity.
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Spike?
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You're worse than thunder. I haven't
started yet. Where's Pia?
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Um, how would I know? I have three
things to tell you, Spike.
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I found a comb by a mirror. I found this
bag hidden with a receipt in it. One
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green frock for two dollars.
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Now, where's she gone?
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That was only two.
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One? Well, you said you were going to
tell me three things, but you only told
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two. The third thing, Mr.
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Smartypants, is that you, Spike, are the
world's worst liar.
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I know when you're lying, so I'm warning
you.
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Don't even think about it.
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Now, where's Pia gone?
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What's it like not to have a house?
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Yeah, like a no -front daughter slamming
your brother's face.
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I slam the tent flap in people's faces.
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I'm really bored.
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Who wants to watch a DVD?
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We've seen them all.
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Oh, and how can you survive without a
mobile phone? I couldn't imagine it, and
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don't want to.
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All right.
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It's my party, and I'm bored.
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So the party... is over.
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Mum must have forgotten her key again.
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Come on, clean this mess up before you
go.
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Was she always like this?
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She was never this bad.
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She's worse since she stopped wanting
Abby for her best friend.
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Hello? What do you want?
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Is Pia here?
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Pia?
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Excuse me.
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Sorry to interrupt.
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Come on. But, Kizzy.
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You know what? I've told you. Now, are
you coming?
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I'm sorry, everyone.
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No, I'm sorry I had to come out in this
weather to get you. Now, come on.
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Again, I'm sorry to bother you.
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Why did you do this?
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You humiliated me.
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You disobeyed.
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You humiliated yourself.
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Call it a lesson learned.
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If my mother did that to me, poor mine
to me.
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Poor Pia.
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It's nice of you, Brooke.
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Now do you believe me? Ferals don't mix
with people like us.
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Where are you?
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Snobs. My feet are trapped.
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Hey, snobs. I thought I was gonna.
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and we've only got one rabbit, Ryan and
Sam will win the bet.
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We'll never hear the end of it.
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Snobs! Not that way!
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Get out!
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Snobs! Is he back?
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No. I stuck my mobile phone in his bag.
I tried to ring him last night, but he
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didn't answer.
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Who do you think it is? Are you okay?
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I'm stuck.
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And I won't make it back by 8 o 'clock.
And I've only got the one rabbit.
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I've lost the bet.
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Okay, I have two rabbits. And no fish.
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And I still can't get back in time
anyway.
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You've still got 40 minutes. Where are
you? Just near that creek up here across
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the footbridge.
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Is that the creek past the old
footbridge? Know it? Yeah. Go, I'll meet
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there.
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It doesn't matter. I haven't got any
fish.
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Abby! Abby!
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Thanks for the rabbits, mate.
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Pity you can't fish.
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25 minutes to go. And all he'll have
caught is a cold.
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Your mum liked the crabs?
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Yeah, loved them. I'm in her good books.
Me too.
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We're a couple of geniuses.
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Are you okay?
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It's never felt better. We've got to
hurry. We've got 10 minutes. But haven't
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you caught any fish?
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Yes, you have.
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Where did those come from?
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The freezer at home.
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But that's cheating.
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Would you have caught two fish if the
storm hadn't happened? I'd have caught a
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dozen. How do you know? Because I know
what I can do. That's all that matters.
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Come on. The fish won't fall out in
time. Sam and Ryan will know.
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Sam and Ryan only have to see what we
show them.
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Nine, eight, seven, six, five. Here it
comes. Speed up. Four through two, one.
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Tomatoes. Just.
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Come on, then. Two fish, two rabbits.
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I'll hear the rabbits cry yuck.
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Okay, what about the two fish?
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In there.
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Show us.
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Show them.
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Give us a closer look.
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You see the fish, we win the bet.
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Let's see the fish.
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Yeah, you could have got them anyway.
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Where do you get fish except out of
water? Yeah.
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G'day, kids.
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Anyone know who owns the inflatable
ducky at the wharf?
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Well, they wouldn't. No way. Yeah, his
dad owns it. We use it. I saw you taking
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crabs from some pots off the point.
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You know it's against the law to catch
crabs in this area?
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They're not our crab pots, sir.
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Yeah, the crab pots belong to them.
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Oh, okay.
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So you were stealing crabs as well as
catching them illegally.
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Don't pull those pots out of the water,
fellas. They're illegal.
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Sorry, sir.
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We didn't know.
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Yeah, well, now you do.
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But you're the ones in trouble.
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Why aren't they in trouble, sir? Was it
their crab pots?
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Well, I didn't see them taking any
crabs. I saw you.
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Now, this time, I'll take your names.
But next time, I'll take it up with your
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parents.
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Come on.
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We still won the bet.
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Well, we didn't get any crabs.
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But we have some fish, thanks to Abby.
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How'd it go last night?
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Fantastic.
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How was Brooke's party?
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Fantastic.
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Frozen fish in the bush, eh?
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It's okay.
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My night wasn't a wild success either.
Thanks for not making me say it.
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Boys have problems with that.
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Yeah. But snobs did okay.
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Caught two rabbits.
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What rabbits?
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Those.
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Thanks for sharing, Snow.
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Your dog has no manners.
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