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My name's Skye.
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We met in the forest.
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We don't want the ants and the barbs
getting ideas, Flan. If they ganged
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We're back in town!
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You need to warn the village. The
machines are on patrol.
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Authorities are appealing for calm
throughout the evacuation process.
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How do I look?
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Perfect. This isn't a rash, is it?
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It's just the light.
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It's hard work.
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Having to be perfect.
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Everyone looking up to me.
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Eh.
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What? You mean some don't?
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It's just, some of the pros are a bit
upset.
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About? They didn't like you discarding
lol last night. He attacked me.
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Your store. You gave him the thumbs
down.
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He was surprised.
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It was just a joke.
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Paddy Lowell didn't know that.
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It's hard being a leader. Trying to
please everyone.
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You could smooth it over, if you wanted
to.
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Half the crop's gone.
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The rest ruined.
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The chicken, the pig, all gone.
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It's one of theirs.
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Yeah. A Barb's arrow.
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Savages. They use the arrows for
hunting.
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But I don't understand it. The Barb's
had never attacked us before.
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They have now.
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What's wrong?
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It's a little pig star.
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The Barb's took it.
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So, it's okay. It's going to be all
right.
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I'm sure Star will be fine.
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Really?
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You say the Barbs have never done this
before?
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Never. We've never exactly been friends,
but we've never fought either.
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Until now.
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But why now?
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I know why.
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A certain person wandering into their
territory.
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Are you saying it's my fault the Barbs
attacked us? Can you think of another
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good reason? They didn't see me. The
Barbs live in the forest. They know how
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hide and not be seen. I wasn't...
Please. I say worse. That's why they
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us. To teach us a lesson. It's all your
fault, Dan. No, it isn't. Stop it. Both
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of you.
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Fighting among ourselves won't help
anything.
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We have to decide what we're going to
do.
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What's to decide?
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We can't just sit here and do nothing.
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They'll probably be expecting an attack.
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Who asked you?
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Omar. Don't forget.
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They're hunters.
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They know how to fight.
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We're just farmers.
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So you say we do nothing?
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Well, I'm not scared, even if everybody
else is.
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Omar, we know how brave you are. We
depend on you, but this is different.
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And before we decide on anything, we
need to ask the Ancestor for help.
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Let us prepare.
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I won't need you soon.
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It was a joke. For a discard, you are
quite useful.
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Ah, Harmony.
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You've got news?
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Shadow has.
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Lead him in.
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Shadow?
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Great. Dude, what do you look like? It's
a disguise. To make the ants think the
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barbs attack them.
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My idea.
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Clever. I'd take you for a barb.
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You look disgusting enough.
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What about the raid?
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A success?
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Yeah, completely.
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We stole their animals, crops, and we
smacked their fences.
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And they thought you were bops. Well, we
were all dressed like them. And we laid
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some of their arrows around.
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Great. Nice one.
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That's all about.
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Well done.
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Yes, you did well, Shadow.
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We taught them a lesson.
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My plan was brilliant.
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The ants and the barbs will be too busy
fighting each other to warrior.
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What would we do without you, Harmony?
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Right, Shadow? It was a good plan, but
plans are only as good as the people who
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carry them out. The rays would have been
useless without the barb disguise.
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True. But your plan would have been
useless without my warmth.
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Hey, hey, don't fight.
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I couldn't do without either of you.
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It was the old time.
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A time of plenty.
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A time of peace.
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All over the land there was joy and
happiness.
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It was the time of paradise.
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But deep in the darkness...
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A seed was born and grew.
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A bad seed.
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And that seed was called... Zoop!
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And with Zoop,
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according to the stories handed down
over the years, came technology.
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And then... the machines.
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when technology ruled.
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Fear and hunger walked the land.
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The suit came the end.
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The end of happiness.
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The end of joy.
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The end of the paradise.
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Some say it was written that the
machines ruled.
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And Zoot worship that technology.
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Fire in chaos!
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How did you get on?
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No signs of the stranger, but
something's going on.
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Jag found footprints.
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Dozens of them. And I think they belong
to the warts.
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Only question is, what were they doing
here?
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Out of the terrible darkness, a light
shone. And that light was called...
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What? For Zoot had a brother.
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A brother as light as he was dark.
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A brother as good as Zoot was evil.
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And a mighty battle began.
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A battle between the terrible darkness
and the light of paradise.
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And Bray won, didn't he?
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The light shone onto the darkness and
the darkness was gone.
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And the light of paradise shone on
everyone.
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And this time was called the time of the
mole rats.
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You've heard of the mole rats?
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Sure, who hasn't?
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But one day, Zoop returned, bringing
with him the thickened evil.
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Some say that this was even the birth of
the monster machines.
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And the terrible darkness fell again.
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Then began the time of the great
wandering, and fear walked the land once
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the monster machine, stone the Forbidden
Zone, and keep them away from our
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village.
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Mighty brave saver.
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Mighty brave saver.
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Ancestor return.
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Ancestor return.
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Ancestor return.
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Ancestor return.
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Ancestor return.
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That one
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That
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one
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This
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one
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We keep all these.
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They are precious history.
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Thank you.
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Guy, thank you.
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Does Ray live there?
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Let me see.
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Yeah, yeah, the moor.
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That's where Ray lives.
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Will he take us there?
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One day he will come and take us all to
live there.
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When? When will he come?
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Soon. Very soon.
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Will he take Sky too?
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Yeah, he'll take everyone.
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Even the yucky barbs. I don't want to go
if they go.
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The barbs don't want to go. They're
happy in their forest.
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I approve, Stephen.
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Be careful with them.
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Inside.
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Why are we here? What's going to happen
to us?
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Do you believe the story of Brian the
mole rat?
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I've heard it.
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Lots of times.
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Do you think it's true?
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Well, I believe that there was a tribe
called the mole rats.
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And that they were good people who tried
to make a better world.
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Is that all?
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That's all I know.
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The rest is just stories.
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I don't know what to believe, Dan.
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These barbs, Omar, tell me about them.
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They're savages.
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They live like wild animals.
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No, they just live in the forest, that's
all. They're like tired animals.
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Zora's their leader.
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They say she's stronger than anyone in
her tribe.
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Fiercer than anyone anywhere.
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She's brilliant at hunting and at
fishing.
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The zero and the barbs go wherever they
like. They're not fighting over anyone
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or anything.
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They just wander the forest.
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Free as the animals or the birds.
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Free as the air.
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You'd think differently if you lived
with them. That would teach you. I'd
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live with the barbs than embrace more
rat paradise.
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Shut your mouth.
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It's true.
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I bet there's all sorts of rules there.
Don't do this, don't do that.
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Dan, shush. Don't say such things. Why?
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Now look what you've done.
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What do you think you're doing?
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Eating. I know that, stupid.
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That's disgusting, and so are you.
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What was that for?
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Making a pig of yourself.
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Why aren't you helping do the chores?
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I've collected all the fireworks.
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For tonight, but what about tomorrow?
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I'll do it tomorrow.
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No, you won't. You'll do it now, or I'll
tell Zora.
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She's busy talking to Kweli and Jag
about something.
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You should be busy too. Go on, get on
with it.
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Leanne, help!
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You okay?
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I am now.
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You're going to get yourself in big
trouble one day, Erin.
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At least I won't be starving.
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We'll be alright. I'm sure we will.
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Now thanks to Harmony. It was her idea
to relieve the ants of this terrific
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food. To Harmony!
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To Harmony!
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Shadow, fetch the discard.
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Let's start the contest.
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leaving today.
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The day isn't over yet.
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Omar, it's time.
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Whatever we decide at this meeting, Bray
will protect and guide us. But he
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leaves the choice to us.
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We must decide what to do.
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I say we storm the camp.
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Wreck it like they did to us.
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Omar. What do you suggest, Cass?
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We lie down and let them walk all over
us? We should try and talk to them. If
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anyone goes near their camp, they'll
attack us.
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I know that this isn't any of my
business.
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No, it isn't. Omar, Skye isn't one of
us, but he has troubled a lot.
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Maybe we can learn from him.
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Skye?
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If you want to have a meeting, you send
a messenger first to arrange it.
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Who would be stupid enough to walk into
the Barb camp alone?
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I will.
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Don't be stupid, Dan. I'm not stupid.
And Omar, you think I caused all this,
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don't you? He was just angry.
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No, he said the Barb detectives because
I went into their land, so it's up to me
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to go.
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No. Dan, it's very brave of you to
offer, but we can't allow it. Why not?
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Because I'm stupid?
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Think I'll make things worse?
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You could see that.
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I'll talk with Brad again.
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He'll show me the way.
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Eleven.
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Four.
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Twelve. Six.
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Three.
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Ten.
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Five.
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Four.
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Perfect.
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and find her.
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Don't! It's going to be okay.
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Come on.
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Congratulations. Hey, Dan, where are you
going?
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My business.
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You're going to talk to the Barb? Right.
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Isn't it dangerous?
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Vader can get lost.
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Make yourself comfortable.
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Someone will bring you food later.
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Excuse me.
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Yes? What have I been chosen for?
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You were the best.
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But what's going to happen to me?
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Wait and see.
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What's happened to the other two?
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You ask a lot of questions, don't you?
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Sorry, I just wanted to know.
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No, you don't wanna know.
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Believe me, you don't wanna know.
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leaving, Skye.
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I said I would.
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You're welcome to stay if you wish.
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Thanks, Vega.
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But I must carry on.
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But where will you go?
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Wherever the path takes me.
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When you find what you're looking for,
Skye, I hope it makes you happy.
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Thanks. Same here.
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See ya.
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Good morning.
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What are you doing here?
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Walking. Are you following me?
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No. I don't need your help, you know. I
know that, Dad. You don't need anyone's
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help. Right.
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But I am going this way. Would you like
some company?
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You sure you're not following me?
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May Zoot strike me down.
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Come on.
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chosen for?
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Wait and see.
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