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Here we have it. Here we go.

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Here.

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It's a... girl.

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Let me see my baby.

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She has many

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irregularities, among which it seems her
lungs are mostly outside of her

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body.

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I don't know how long we can keep her
alive.

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I can't believe this is happening.

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Dr. Madurski, this is beyond me.

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But you're one of the world's foremost
scientists.

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Maybe you can develop a way to keep her
alive.

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Nina.

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Her name is Nina.

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By her very name, she belongs to me.

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Don't you think?

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The bride.

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Her skin, shimmering, parched cerulean.
Her irises like two dollops of a

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virgin's blood. Her lips carved from the
cushiony intestines of a fetal pig.

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Once I stop her from making this massive
blunder, murdering the princess, an

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innocent like herself, and the beloved
of my dearest friend, Richard Flagg.

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I call him Reg. She will doubtlessly
fall into my arms and our heretofore

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screwball romantic comedy will become
pornography.

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But the tender, soft, focused, you know,
made for chicks.

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How long till we arrive at the castle,
Ivan?

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Not long.

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Guaguderia ebani.

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Fill up to your old tricks, my
enamorata.

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Oh, Jesus.

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What did he ever do to you? He stole the
hat, right? Why are we doing this

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again? You know why. But what if we're
wrong?

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What if we're killing all of these
people? What if we kill the princess for

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reason? Then, uh, c 'est la vie.

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There are billions of humans in the
world who will notice a few less.

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Right, Weave?

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See? He doesn't care. He doesn't even
know what you're saying. Nina, Waller

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believes the princess is going to bring
about the end of the world as we know

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it. She believes her source is credible.

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Isn't any risk worth stopping that? I
don't know, I guess. What are you doing?

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Trying to find a path into the castle
that isn't swimming with gods.

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These are the feeds from the past few
days. Maybe they'll show us another way

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in.

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What? What the hell is that?

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Two days ago. Seems like we're not the
princess's only monstrous visitors.

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My love, the princess.

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Aramor of yours?

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Oh, can it, ghost rider. We better get
out of here in case somebody heard those

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shots. Let's head to the wall at the
back of the garden. That seems to be the

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least protected.

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Save it for hell, you stonker piece of
shit.

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No, silly.

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That's caterpillar.

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Lily. No.

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That is not a life. What?

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That.

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She's... Happy, Lily. She's having fun.
Today.

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What about tomorrow?

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When she starts crying because she's out
growing that machine and it's digging

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into her body. Then I'll build her a new
one. And a new one and a new one after

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that. It weighs as much as she does.
She's strong. We made a terrible

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Edward.

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We could have taken her off those
machines. Don't. Don't say that. She

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have to. Don't say that. We still could.
No, Lily. No.

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She's our baby girl. She's yours.

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Lily. She doesn't even look at me.
Because you don't look at her, Lily.

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you dare. She can feel these things.
She's an intuitive child.

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Yes.

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Fine. So then maybe it's best if I...
What?

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I love you, Edward.

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But you're torturing us both.

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All three of us.

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Lily.

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Please.

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I'm going to stay with my mother for a
while.

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This may take a while.

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We're almost to the park, Nina.

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Don't worry, honey.

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I have a new treatment we're going to
try, and that means you won't have to

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this machine any longer.

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Yes, there are risks involved,
certainly.

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But if it pays off... Poor sweet Nina.

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won't need to lug around an extra 30
pounds of metal to stay alive.

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We're transforming her very DNA to help
her breathe despite the fluid in her

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lungs.

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Doctor?

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What's happening?

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No. No. Get her out of there.

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Dr. Mazursky.

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Dr. Yogurt has found her.

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The four of them are still alive as far
as I know and are on their way to kill.

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Princess.

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Yes, Sergei.

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Where are you going?

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I'm going to the morning swim, Sergei,
as I do every morning. Are you sure that

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this is reasonable, Your Majesty?

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Do we have knights around the perimeter?

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Yes. Then you will protect me.

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I will not hide, Sergei. What an example
this is for my people.

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Your people are not here.

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Your Majesty.

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I am not.

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You are not.

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with him for, like, hours?

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Oh, God. Should we put him down? No!

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Geez! Calm down.

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Just brainstorming?

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Shh. Be good, Weasel. Be good.

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And she always has to wear that? My
primary work, you may know, is in

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biogenetics. I'm well aware and
profoundly appreciative of your work,

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Mazursky. I know how the rice you
genetically engineered has helped feed

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nations. Yes, well, Nina, from birth.

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had issues with her lungs.

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She wasn't able to breathe properly, so
I tried to infuse her biology with

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elements of aquatic animals, thinking
that would... Well, she's no longer in

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pain, but she can only breathe
underwater.

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Oh. She's been homeschooled. She speaks
four languages and is well -versed in

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Shakespeare and calculus, but I thought
she might be better off attending school

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with other children for...

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socialization purposes.

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I mean, honestly, she's only known me.

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Well, being as she's your child, Dr.
Mazursky, we would of course love to

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welcome Nina into Emberton Prep.

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Wonderful. Tell Principal Gale thank
you, Nina.

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Thank you, Principal Gale. You're
welcome.

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Now, do you have any questions for me,
Nina, about our school?

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How do you play that game?

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Fucking frog.

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Say ribbit, bitch.

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Yeah, say ribbit. Ribbit, ribbit.

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What does that mean in your language?

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I said say ribbit, bitch.

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Flag, you awake?

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What happened?

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You... You... Were wrong.

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What?

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Killing Ilana.

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You were wrong. How so?

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Why? Mac... Was it...

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Mac?

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Flag!

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Damn it!

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John. Do you have the address for
Professor McPherson?

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How the heck are we going to get to the
princess with all the -

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Nina! Sweet kid, I'm home.

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Where are you?

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Dear Daddy, I love you more than
anything in the world. And I am so

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everything you've done for me.

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But I do not belong, nor have I ever, in
the world of humans.

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Nina! He shrugged his shoulders and
wept. I want to be free.

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And I want to free you of the burden
that I know I am and have always been.

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I love you, Daddy.

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You could not have been a better father.

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But he was busy praying.

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I paid a visit to the sinner. Oh, my
love.

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Nina.

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I said,

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what? It needs to be you, Nina.

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Me? Yes, you.

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You need to kill the princess.

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I need to kill the princess? The only
way to get to her... is under the water.

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No fucking way. Uh -uh.

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Fruit, fruit. Sit.

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Shut up.

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The bride is right.

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Wait until she dips under, then do it.
Do what?

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Dab her.

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Dab her?

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Yeah. Then come straight back, and we'll
go out the way we came in. No, no, no,

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no. I don't know how to kill someone.

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What? You shove the blade into her belly
and twist.

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The water is yours. Home field
advantage.

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She won't even see you coming.

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But I don't... You heard Waller. Killing
her is the only way to save the world.

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At the end of the day, Nina, that's just
another human out there in the pond.

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But you're a monster.

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Like us. You said I wasn't a monster.

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I was lying, because I'm a bitch.

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You're the biggest freak of us all.

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I know you can do it, kid.

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Did I sound like I gave a shit?

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For three years, all of us in Star City
have heard reports of a sea creature

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living in our sewers and water supplies.

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And tonight, we have what some people
are calling proof and others are calling

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an elaborate hoax.

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This photo was taken by a local
photographer who claimed to be out

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night birds.

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Star City Metropolitan has brought in
animal control experts from Metropolis

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Bloodhaven to help track down... and
capture the beast.

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Nina!

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Hey, stop!

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Let her go! She can't breathe!

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Sir, step back.

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Nina, you were never a burden. Step back
now! You were the greatest gift.

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What's up?

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I don't know.

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Like that McPherson is not McPherson
then passed out again. But Professor

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McPherson, she's the whole reason that
we believe Cersei.

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If Cersei isn't telling the truth, we're
starting a war with Bacolistan for no

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reason. I know, John.

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Oh my God, I'm out of shape.

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Clayface. He's a... He's a shapeshifter.

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Oh, no.

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Oh,

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no. We've been set up by that damn
witch. We need to stop them from killing

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princess now!

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Sergei, Amanda Waller is on the phone
for you.

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Weedle, shut up!

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Nothing wicked when you're unwanted.

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Streets uneven when you're down.

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When you're drained.

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When you're drained.

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It is for you.

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You are great, hero.

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You saved the princess.

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We will build monument in your honor.

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He gets the fish girl killed, tears
apart my arm, and somehow he's the

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hero. You want the knights to pet you,
Phosphorus?

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Well, yes.

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If their hands wouldn't burn off, maybe.
You know what it's like not being

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touched for 15 years? Yeah, I do.

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Where are you going?

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I'll be back.

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I understand why you did what you did.

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Yeah? You thought you were saving the
world.

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And you were following orders, I
understand.

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I do not hold it against you.

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That sorceress, Cersei, tried to frame
me.

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Who knows why?

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Jealousy, perhaps?

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She's probably the one who truly wants
to destroy the world, don't you think?

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No.

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Excuse me?

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No, I don't think Cersei wants to
destroy the world.

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I think she was telling the truth about
you.

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Oh, you're funny.

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A very funny monster.

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What do you think you're saying to me?

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I saw Clayface on the tape.

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What the hell is that?

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First you seduced Flag to get him on
your side. Then, after we captured

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you suggested we kill her.

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That would have taken care of
everything.

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But Flagg, despite him being an old rube
hung up on your charms, refused.

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So you sent one of your knights to spy
on us.

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He must have seen Macpherson visit
Waller. Someone you'd know would back up

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Cersei's story.

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So your only choice was to get your
friend Clayface to make it look like she

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wasn't who she was.

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Even though she was who she was when she
and Waller spoke.

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This is all nonsense.

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Malarkey.

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You were who Cersei said you were all
along. A power -mad, sadistic,

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narcissistic Disney princess who wants
to destroy the world.

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But I want you to know, I'm not going to
kill you because you're going to cause

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World War III.

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And I'm not doing it to save the world.
I mean, after all, what has this ball of

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dirt ever done for me?

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No, Elana, I'm killing you because you
took the life.

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of the only friend I have.

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And the only one of us with an ounce of
kindness in her veins.

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Let's go.

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Let's make it fast.

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Oh, make nice, you two.

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I need to ask you some questions before
you go.

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Damn, all it took was some hottie
princess to turn Flag into a complete

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Dudes, am I right?

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Sure, John.

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Anyway, I know Waller has a reputation
as a hard -ass, but I think she knows

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to express gratitude when it's deserved.
And you really saved the day, so we

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converted one of the abandoned wings for
you and your team.

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My tea.

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Reporting for service, ma 'am.

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Look at dumb hair go.

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Well, you in?

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What else I gotta do?

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Well, I know this guy.

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He comes here.

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From time to time, he buys a beer.

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He hates his life.

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He hates his job.

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He hates his wife. He even hates his
dog.

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But now I know why he comes here.

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He don't say nothing, man. He shouts it
loud and clear. He says, hey, God, don't

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you worry about me.

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I'm doing fine without your generosity.

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You get such a kick out of my tragedy.

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I forgot about you.

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Don't you worry about me.

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When you think about it, if she didn't
love me, why would she overreact as much

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as she did, right?

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Now I'm only more sure of the connection
we have.

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What kind of soup is this?

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Paddle dropping soup.

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They think that thing.

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Yes.

