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Cute, isn't he?

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Cute. He could make me hot for more than
just blood.

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Hey.

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Hey.

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Something of interest?

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Yeah, a mortal specimen finally worthy
of our study.

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What's so special about him?

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Okay, I'm leaving.

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He's a hottie and I just broke sweat.

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Well, I do have that effect on people.

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No, what you do is make my skin crawl.

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And here you thought she was the one.

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Your destiny.

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All them fickle twists of fate.

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Must you always torment people?

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I can turn my tormenting towns to you if
that's what you want.

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When the great eclipse plunged the world
into darkness, the vampire race erupted

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in a civil war.

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The bloodthirsty fury battled with the
enlightened elders for domination of the

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undead. In desperation, the elders
gathered up those young vampires that

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be saved and entrusted them to me.

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to humanize them, to tame their
instincts, and teach them how to live

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mortals.

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In the vampire world, there is very
little trust.

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The vampire comes to expect betrayal.

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It becomes basic to their nature.

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Marty!

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What have you done with Bella?

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Bella? My pet rat.

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Look, normally rodents are my first
choice for power beverage, but I was

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thirsty. You're sick, you know that?

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Chill out, Meryl.

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I didn't touch your sad excuse for a
child substitute.

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And you're getting sicker. All right, I
may be a lot of things, but Ratnapper

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ain't one of them.

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It gets better in the last act.

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In the last act, the evil Iago proves to
be a master deceiver. He convinces

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Othello to kill his true love,
Desdemona.

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Tragic.

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I like Romeo and Juliet better.

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Oh, thank you for ruining the ending.

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That was thanking me for saving you two
hours of reading.

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Oh, excuse me for asking, but who are
you?

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Damon. Damon Grishmer.

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I'm new.

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Take a seat.

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She looks great, didn't I?

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He's circling in for the kill.

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What special problem brings you to
Mansbridge?

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Not a problem. Just my hippy -dippy
mother.

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She's a big fan of alternative
education.

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She's convinced I'll find my center
here.

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In her eyes, I'm an overachiever with no
sense of spiritual self -worth.

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And what do you think?

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She's probably right.

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Oh, it appears they do have chemistry.

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Pretty soon they'll be joined at the
hip.

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There's more to life than straight A's,
right?

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And there are certainly other desirable
qualities to Mansbridge.

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Such as?

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Clearly you, for one.

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Um, look, I really do need to understand
this for tomorrow, so I should probably

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finish reading it.

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Sure.

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Sorry, I wasn't trying to hit on you or
anything.

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No, no, it's not that, really. I have to
read the book.

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Then can I make a suggestion?

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Sure. Shakespeare .com. You do have
online computers in the library, right?

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Then come on, because parting would be
such sweet sorrow.

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Oh, ouch.

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Yet another reference to Romeo and
Juliet.

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That, that, that has got to hurt.

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Marty, you can back off, or I can make
you back off. I'm just calling them as

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they seem.

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paranormalpredators .com. I love that
site.

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You do?

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Sure. Werewolves, vampires.

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You believe in them?

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Absolutely. To me, it's all scientific.

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You see, I believe that vampires are
humans that are infected by an

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extraterrestrial parasite that feed off
human blood.

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You ever seen one? A real vampire? I
wish.

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You? I wish.

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Not me. Too scary.

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This is not looking good for the home
team. Marty, shut up.

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If you want, I can show you my
collection of vampire books.

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I bought Marion Hackett's latest.

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Biological Killer.

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You know it? No, is it good?

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Highly readable and credible.

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She's the head of the BPDA.

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BPDA? What's that?

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The Biomorphic Predator Disease Agency.

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Agent Hackett is convinced that there's
vampires living right under our noses.

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Really?

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Yeah.

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Well, that's probably about it.

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You know, it's too bad they don't got
cameras in the dorm rooms. We might be

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able to watch them doing a little... Sip
it!

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You gotta admit, he's a piece of work.

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There's something about him that doesn't
ring true.

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Well, yeah.

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He's a gal's guy and a guy's guy.

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I mean, he's gotta be an alien life form
for another planet or something.

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No, I'm telling you.

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He's not what he seems.

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You might be right.

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Nah. You're just a love -starved
paranoiac with an inferiority complex.

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I'm gonna keep an eye on him.

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That's right. You're also a glut for
emotional punishment.

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Well...

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Go knock yourself out, big guy.

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And her evidence is very compelling.

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Really? Yeah. Wait here. I'll go get the
book.

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Sorry, I should have warned you about
Malcolm. He has a little bit of a weird

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streak. No, I like him. He's an
original.

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Maybe I'll ask him to be my roommate.

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I'd like that.

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Something I can do for you?

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I'm looking for Bella.

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Bella being your pet rat?

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Yes.

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Okay, are you aware that I once had a
cousin who was discovered by a horde of

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rats in his coffin?

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The operative word here being had
because he was gnawed to nothing by

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million sharp nasty little teeth.

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Bella is one rat.

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One.

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Singular. Not a horde.

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And she's friendly.

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Well, just... Make sure you keep your
little friends to yourself, okay?

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And this is my dorm.

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Oh, that's big.

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Yeah, my roomies went on tour with her
dad for a few weeks, so I have it all to

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myself. Oh.

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So you like it here at Mansbridge?

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It's kind of strange.

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How do you mean?

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Just strange.

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Okay.

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Define strange.

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What, you see things, hear things,
phantoms in the night, what?

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You'll think I'm crazy if I tell you.

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Try me.

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I used to dream about something.

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And then I met him.

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He just appeared one night down the
library.

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I don't even know if he was real.

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You don't want to hear about this.

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Yes, I do. I'm into this sort of stuff.

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So you only saw him once?

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Twice.

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Crazy, huh?

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Here's my take on it.

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What's real is what's real to you.

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What other people think doesn't matter.

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Are you real?

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Very.

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And where were you just at?

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None of your business.

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Listen.

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She's finally over you. That's a good
thing, right?

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It's time for her to have some fun.

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Are you taking cues from Marty now?

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Everybody has their dark side, even
mortals.

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I'm telling you, Essie, this Grismer
guy, he's not what he seems to be. Who

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Looking at it this way, she could do
worse.

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He's from the East Coast.

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Straight A's.

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President of the Humanitarian Society.

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Star of the school play.

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Says his mom's a big -time
photojournalist.

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Dad's a surgeon?

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That's quite the pedigree.

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Sorry, Drew. It looks like Sherry found
the perfect guy.

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Too perfect.

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Drew, I think you should give it up.

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I need your help.

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And I need your help.

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Bella's gone.

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All right.

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I'll help you find your ride if you help
me find mine.

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I promise.

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You're still in the library. You gotta
hurry up. I'm going as fast as I can.

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Quite a bit of blush there.

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If I didn't know better, I would think
you were trying to go mortal.

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She is.

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What are you two up to?

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We're also going to read the new guy's
mind.

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Drew thinks he's got something to hide,
but I have to get close enough to him to

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read his mind.

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And he's new, so he won't suspect me not
to be a day school student.

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A covert op. Now this is starting to
sound intriguing.

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How's this look?

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Yeah, you could pass.

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Just be sure to keep your fangs in
check.

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Oh, and if he turns out to be a vampire,
I get tips.

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I'm ready.

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Then let's go.

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Ta -da.

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You

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go check

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him out.

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I'll keep guard.

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So you decided to come down after all.

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Yeah, though I don't know if breaking
curfew on your first day is such a good

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idea. We're in a library. What kind of
trouble could we get into here?

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However, we do have company.

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Really? Who?

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Well, whoever it was must have left when
you weren't looking.

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So, tell me again about your dream
stranger.

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Um, both meetings were here, in the
library.

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He just appeared and then he
disappeared.

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What do you mean by disappear?

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He was just gone.

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It must have been tough.

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It was.

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I could just kill him for you.

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That'd be another solution.

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Quiet.

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Hey, what were you doing on the
computer?

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I was just sending an email.

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To who?

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Unlike you, nobody important.

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No kissing, rushing things.

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Let's go.

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Come on, man.

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Hey,

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roomie. I made some popcorn, and I have
a tape of the

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seldom -seen Mexican Dracula ready for
screening.

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Popcorn and fangs. Great way to end the
day.

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Let's go, buddy.

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He's a BPDA agent.

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He lied to me.

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We're going to have to do something.

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Like I said before, let's just kill him.
That's always your answer, and it's

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always the wrong one.

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Says who?

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Hey, mastermind, killing day students
isn't on the curriculum.

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He's not a day student. He's a spy.

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With a direct line to Marion Hackett,
which means killing him is not the

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solution. Because?

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Because the death or disappearance of a
BPDA agent means that Marion Hackett's

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next visit will be nothing short of a
vendetta.

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So what do we do?

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Speaking of vendettas, why don't we do
what the mob does?

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And that would be?

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Make him an offer he can't refuse.

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Show him our power.

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And instill in him the fear.

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Scare tactics.

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I can do that.

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Come on, bloodsucker, show me a sign.

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Okay, you had your chance.

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I'm not afraid of you.

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I would be.

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I would be very, very afraid.

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If you say anything to anyone, we won't
find you.

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You can't run, because we're way too
fast.

260
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And you can't hide.

261
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Because we're everywhere.

262
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I'm guessing you heard.

263
00:20:34,590 --> 00:20:36,810
About the Damon David caper?

264
00:20:37,310 --> 00:20:42,190
Yeah. I just talked to Dr. Murdoch and
he told me that he was a spy for Marion

265
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Hackett.

266
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That woman.

267
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She's both of us.

268
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I don't want to talk about it.

269
00:20:48,590 --> 00:20:49,590
Yeah, but for what?

270
00:20:50,570 --> 00:20:51,570
Vampire info.

271
00:20:51,750 --> 00:20:53,530
He could have just asked, but no.

272
00:20:54,010 --> 00:20:56,230
He had to pretend to be my friend.

273
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For both of us.

274
00:20:58,390 --> 00:21:00,050
But hey, I am your friend.

275
00:21:06,570 --> 00:21:08,710
I can't believe he actually cried.

276
00:21:10,050 --> 00:21:11,510
Blubber is more like it.

277
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Do you think he'll tell anyone?

278
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I read his mind. Believe me, he's not
telling anyone.

279
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Ew!

280
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Bella!

281
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Way to deal, remember?

282
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You find my rat, and I find yours.

283
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Trust.

284
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How can that elusive virtue be acquired?

285
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Friendships.

286
00:21:51,120 --> 00:21:55,900
Surely, this is the first step in
teaching vampires to trust.

287
00:21:56,980 --> 00:21:59,240
Though, what of the second step?

288
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Where might the vampire's trusting heart
lead them?