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So? I love it. It's great, but it could
use some more... Seriousness?
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Darling, comics isn't art as respectable
as any other. No, no, it lacks
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sentiment. There.
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But the relationship between Rainpiercer
and Sunheart is pretty deep, isn't it?
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No, I'm talking about real sentiment.
For example, in the next issue, the two
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knights could both fall in love with
deep darkness. But she's the villain,
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Sure, but this way, they'd find each
other so she can choose the bravest one
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them.
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You think?
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Of course. That's what people want to
see. Go tell your buddy Mark what I
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suggested. I can't wait to read the next
issue.
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So? This is the best.
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script you've written to date.
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Sincere moving. Especially the final
scene when they take off their helmets
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reveal each other's true faces. It's
beautiful, Mark.
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It's like you. It is you. It's obvious
you wrote from the heart. We're so proud
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of you. And we can't wait to see how
Nathaniel draws this story.
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In the daytime, I'm Marinette.
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Just a normal girl with a normal life.
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But there's something about me that...
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No one knows yet, because I've got a
secret.
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It's awful, Tiki.
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My nose. It just won't stop running.
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What if Adrian sees me like this? He'll
think I'm disgusting.
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Of course not, Marinette. Adrian loves
you just the way you are.
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I can't go to school like this.
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Marinette, you're going to be late.
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Whoa.
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It's really incredible, don't you think,
Marinette?
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Talented, Diane.
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I just accidentally dropped a paint can
and the still made a portrait of
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Gagadon. Super amazing.
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So? This is really incredible, but...
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Probably a jet plane.
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But what?
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It's the reveal scene.
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When they show each other's true faces.
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I'm just not sure that's what people
want to see.
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But if you draw from the harp, people
will feel it. You sure?
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Because everyone's going to read that
comic. Our teachers, our friends, our
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parents. My parents read it and loved
it. They even cried.
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Everyone cried?
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In a good way. Don't worry, Marinette.
We were just talking about the storyline
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of our next issue.
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What? You've already written the next
story for Sunheart and Rainpiercer?
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For real?
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The latest issue was so awesome. I can't
wait to find out what happens next.
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Can we read it? No, wait. I don't want
to spoil the pleasure for myself. I'd
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rather wait till Nath has drawn it.
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Well, actually, math isn't 100 % sure
everyone will like it. Maybe you could
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tell us what you think.
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If you insist!
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So?
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I love it! The sentiment is so
beautiful!
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It's as if everything Sunheart and
Rainpiercer confronted led them to this
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revelation. You see?
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I know it's a good story, it's just...
You don't like it, do you?
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Of course I like it. Are you sure? I
don't want you to do it just to make me
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happy. Sunheart and Rainpiercer is our
story.
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Mine and yours.
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It's more than that.
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It's our story. All of us.
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You and it's right. And you're the only
one who can illustrate it.
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All right, I'll draw it.
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You okay?
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Yep, I'm great. Why are you pinching
your nose?
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Something smells awful, don't you think?
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No, I can't smell anything.
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I gotta go. Have a good night.
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I mean, a good night.
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It's okay if you change your mind, you
know. I won't be mad.
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I won't change anything between us.
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Something wrong, Ziggy? Are you sad
about something?
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No, I'm crying because it's beautiful.
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The final scene is so well written. I
understand why you're scared.
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Will a drawing ever be as powerful as
this text?
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You're right, Ziggy. It's going to be a
challenge.
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But I'll give it a try and you tell me
what you think.
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At last, the deep darkness was defeated
and the nine kingdoms were finally safe.
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Sunheart and Rainpiercer's quest was
coming to an end. It was time for them
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say goodbye forever.
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But Sunheart couldn't bring himself to
leave.
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He was starting to remove his helmet
when Rainpiercer warned him. If Sunheart
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showed his face, then the Great Rain
would never let him wield the magical
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powers of the Sacred Armor again.
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But Sunheart didn't care. He'd rather
lose his powers than his partner who had
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been at his side through this entire
journey.
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Rainpiercer reciprocated, removing his
helmet with passion, renouncing the
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powers of the Great Sun.
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What is it?
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Something's wrong.
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Is it too beautiful for you to draw it?
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No, that's not it. It's the ending.
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It can't end like this. They can't lose
their powers. It's not fair.
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You... you changed the ending? You don't
like it?
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It's so obvious.
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How did I not think of it?
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I just followed my heart, like you did
when you wrote it.
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It's the best thing we've ever made
together.
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You boys still haven't left for school?
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What's that?
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Your comic book stuff again? That's why
you stayed in your room this whole
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weekend, isn't it?
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We're gonna need to talk about this. All
this nonsense is starting to become a
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huge distraction.
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No, ma 'am. It's schoolwork. We have a
group assignment due.
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You do?
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Well, then I'm glad to see you two
getting serious. Now hurry up. You're
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to be late for school.
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I don't think your mom will ever like
comics.
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Maybe we should keep this issue to
ourselves.
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I don't want you to get in trouble
because of what we do.
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No. You were right when you said this is
the best thing you and I have ever
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made. Everyone's got to see it. Let's
print it.
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You sure? Are you ready to let everyone
see it? Yes.
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What we've done is genuine, and when my
mom reads it, she'll see how beautiful
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our story is.
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Beautiful and important to us.
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Are
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you
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still smelling something awful?
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Yeah, aren't you?
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Oh, it's disgusting, like some old
cheese running in a dirty sock.
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Oh, look, the proofs are done.
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Wow, the color settings are perfect.
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So, we can start the final printing.
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Hey,
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why are you throwing them away?
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They're just proofs, Marinette. We only
needed them to adjust the print
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settings. No, they're too good. Can I
keep them? I'll put them in my room.
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If it makes you happy.
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Could you both sign them?
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This time, we'll distribute your comic
everywhere.
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Flag, did you secretly bring Camembert
to school? You know how stinky it is.
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Me? How could you accuse me of such a
thing?
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Oh, all right. It might have happened
before, in the past, but not this time.
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So, do I smell like Camembert?
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I wish you did.
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Care to explain?
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Were you planning on drawing this?
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No. Did your friend write this story?
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Yes. That's what you wanted, isn't it?
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Genuine sentiment? There's nothing
genuine in there.
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See what encouraging him to read comics
leads to? Is this about the final reveal
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scene? Your friend is free to imagine
whatever he wants, but you mustn't waste
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your talent on it.
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There are a lot of noble arts.
Architecture, industrial design,
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You can do anything you want except
this. This comic book phase of yours is
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over. And if you ever disobey me, I'll
have no choice but to forbid you from
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seeing Mark again.
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I'm doing this for your future.
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I told you that's not what people want
to see.
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Nathaniel, what are you doing here? I
left something inside.
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I won't be a minute.
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What are you going to do? No one can see
this. It was a mistake.
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I thought you were happy with the
result.
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I was wrong.
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Ziggy, bleed it.
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to destroy them.
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I'm done with comic books.
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No, Nap. Comic books are... Hold on.
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So, you were the jet plane?
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The jet plane?
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Anyway, please don't tell Adrian. I was
saying that comic books are so you.
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You're only saying that because that's
all I've ever done.
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But if I do something else, I can become
someone else.
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But that's not how it works.
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Marinette.
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Please respect my choice.
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Okay, I'll respect it, but you might
regret that twist tomorrow or the day
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tomorrow or in a few weeks. You might
one day, and that day you'll be sad that
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you destroyed all the pages, don't you
think?
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Let me keep them safe, just in case. I
promise I won't show them to anyone.
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What are you going to tell Mark?
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You can't be serious.
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I'm sorry.
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Nath, I know you. Even if you stop,
you'll keep drawing comics in your head.
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I won't.
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In fact, that's my problem.
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This way, at least, you and I can still
be friends. My friend draws from the
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heart. He doesn't give up on his
passion. My friend doesn't hide who he
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is.
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I'm sure you'll find another
illustrator.
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Tomato plants cry when you cut them?
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Another jet plane?
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Mark?
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Are you crying because of Nap?
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I'm sure he'll change his mind when he's
ready.
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For that to happen, he'd need to change
parents, too.
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Or his parents are the ones who need to
change.
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He seemed really unwell. I thought it
best to call you. You did the right
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We'll go see the doctor. Thank you.
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Nath, wait!
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Since you quit illustrating comics, you
won't be drawing the ending of Sunheart
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and Rainpiercer. So I wanted to ask you,
would you mind if I did it?
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Of course he doesn't mind.
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But do you know how to illustrate
comics?
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Uh, sure.
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It'll never be as good as it would if
you'd done it, though.
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Nathaniel has decided to focus on more
serious art. He doesn't have time for
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this nonsense anymore.
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Nonsense? Piz and Mark's comic book is a
masterpiece.
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Let's not get carried away. If comics
were a real art form, they'd be
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at the Louvre.
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Maybe your son's talent could change
people's minds.
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Enough! Comics have no future. They're
just basic graffiti with meaningless
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stories. You wouldn't say that if you'd
had a chance to read the ending of
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Sunheart and Rainpiercer. Well, we'll
never know since he never drew it,
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Nathaniel?
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You did.
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You drew that rubbish when I had
forbidden you to do it. I won't let you
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your future. We'll get you straightened
out. Believe you me.
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Let go of me.
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What's going on? I wanted to make things
better, but I think I just did the
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complete opposite.
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Forgive my intrusion. I heard the fear
of a mother whose son is going off the
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rail.
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Do you wish to set things straight
again?
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Being able to convert your son to match
your vision of the world. Along with
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anyone who tried to steer him in the
wrong direction. I can give you that
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only if you agree, of course.
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For his own good, I do.
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Then what should I call you? The ruler!
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Time to talk some sense into her. Tiki,
spot on!
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Tiki, spot on!
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You'll never make comic books again!
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Let him go!
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He's done nothing wrong!
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You! You're the one who convinced him to
make comic books! You'll never get near
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my son again!
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Don't get near me. I don't know you.
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Don't get near me. I don't know you.
Don't get near me. I don't know you.
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next. You'll finally obey your mother.
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Taking out on me is one thing, but him?
You shouldn't have done that.
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Nathaniel Kurtzberg, if you want to help
me, get somewhere safe.
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I'm ready. I'm done hiding.
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Ziggy, bleed it!
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Get out of my way! I need to find my
son! Wait for a second! What are you
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Don't you want your son to be happy?
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I'm doing this for his own good, so that
he doesn't suffer in the future!
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He's already suffering now because of
your actions!
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Genesis!
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The Ultra Kuma's in her earrings, under
her helmet!
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Got it, Capricorn!
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Genesis!
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We'll have to destroy all her gear piece
by piece.
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Lucky for you, m 'lady, that's my
specialty.
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A meowsing, aren't I?
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Ask him to get Ladybug's magic earrings.
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Cat Noir, bring me the Ladybug's jewels.
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Must cataclysm Ladybug.
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Must cataclysm Ladybug.
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I liked it better when you were making
puns, kitty cat. Must cataclysm Ladybug.
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Must cataclysm Ladybug.
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Must cataclysm Ladybug.
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Must cataclysm Ladybug.
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I'm trying to protect him. You're not
protecting him. You're deciding for him.
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I'm his mother. Mothers want their
children to be happy.
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But you're making him unhappy.
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He is not your son to be silent.
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We'll turn our weapon against her to
force her to remove her helmet. Can you
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draw something for me to catch her?
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I'll go first to create a diversion.
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Demand Ladybug and Catmore hand over
their miraculous.
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Time to bring us back on the street! No!
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Now it's your turn to show your truth,
Ruler!
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Ruler, take off your helmet and break
your earrings!
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At your command.
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No, don't do it!
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Ladybug, toss the lucky charm into the
air and say, Miraculous Ladybug!
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Miraculous Ladybug.
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No more evil doing for you, Alpha Kuma.
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Time to de -evilize!
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Gotcha!
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Bye -bye, little butterfly.
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What happened?
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Children must follow their own path, not
a path that is planned for them.
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This magical charm will help you
remember that.
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Count it!
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Marinette, good news. You won't be
bothered by the bad smell again.
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What happened to you? Did somebody pour
an entire bottle of perfume on you?
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Three bottles, to be exact.
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Three bottles?
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But why did you do that?
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You've been avoiding me for several days
now because it seems that I smell like
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cheese.
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So... No, Adrian, you don't smell like
cheese. It's just... What?
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You know you can tell me anything, don't
you?
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The truth is... I can't blow my nose in
front of you. Huh? Why not?
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Because I'm very loud.
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I don't care about that. You blow your
nose any time you need to.
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You'll still love me, right?
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Of course.
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Are you okay?
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Do you still love me?
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What did you say?
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Oh, no. I'm so ashamed.
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I'm teasing you. I love you just the way
you are, Marinette Dupin Chang.
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So please don't try to be someone else.
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Especially someone with a quieter nose.
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Nathaniel Kurtzberg, what's your true
face?
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Whoa, there are some really strong
sentiments here, all right. And I
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change a thing.
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Now I finally see it. You've really
poured your heart into it. I'm sorry,
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love you.
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I never thought making a comic would
have such an impact on your life. We
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attacked for it. When we were just
talking about love.
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Do you think deep darkness will come
back?
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That or something else. The Great Hate
hasn't been defeated.
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There will always be someone there to
summon it.
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At least thanks to your new ending,
Rainpiercer and Sunheart will still have
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their powers. They can continue the
fight.
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Kind of like us, except we don't have
powers, obviously.
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Power or no power, I'll always be there
to protect you.
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Same here.
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But promise me you'll never put yourself
in danger for me. You're not a
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superhero.
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Biggie? What do you got there?
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Well, I, uh, say something.
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Oriko?
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Sunrise.
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