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have to go in a minute.

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Mummy will call.

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We've got to drive into town.

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But I'll be back by five o 'clock.

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All right?

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David?

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You see, I said you'd call.

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Dave, do you want a new snorkel or not?

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Come in.

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I'm on the flip side. We'll see.

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Come on.

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Hello, John.

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Good to see you again.

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And yourself, Mr. Jenner. Long time.

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Mr. Edwards about?

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Sure. He's in the office.

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You tell him to line up the drinks.

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Come back.

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He was what? He was killed instantly.

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An inshore breeze, did it?

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He'd gone out to photograph the sunset.

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When wham, down came the coconut.

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We always warn our guests. Damn it,
they're the size of footballs and

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considerably heavier.

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What, the coconut or your guests?

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Yes, it hasn't been all that amusing for
business, actually, Sam.

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Well, I'm sorry, but what a crazy way to
go.

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You seem to be pretty full up right now.
Oh, yes.

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The start of the season is very slow.

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You know, because this guy stood under a
boundary when the wind was blowing up.

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I'm sorry, friend.

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Local spots, police, newspapers.

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Anyway, you're looking the same as ever,
Sam.

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Oh, yes, yes.

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I'm heading north to the Bahamas.

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Good fishing?

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Oh, so -so.

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But the marine life's been diminishing
some on these waters. There's no

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about that.

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Now, you'll stay for dinner.

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You have something special on the menu
tonight? Who's that woman in that

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Some kind of monster? Jeez!

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Oh my God!

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Make yourself a fine pair of horned
minstrels out of that air.

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Stand well back, please.

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Ladies and gentlemen, please stand well
back.

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This thing is dangerous, ma 'am.

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Oh, look at that. Look at that beak.

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It actually floats, Denzel. Of course it
floats. Use your head, baby.

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Powerful swimmer, too.

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Just like you, darling. Oh, pull the
boat easily.

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Is he a snapper turtle?

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No, snapper turtles don't get that big.

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Now, be careful. Don't get too near.

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Slice your hand off like that.

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Is that true, really?

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The gentleman's right, ma 'am.

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He won't ever hurt you when he's in the
ocean swimming free.

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You catch him, we'll tip him up on the
shore like this.

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Then, ma 'am, you watch out.

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I think I'd feel a bit snappish myself
if I was in his situation.

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Hey,

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man,

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don't do that. You'll only make him
madder than ever. What makes you such an

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expert?

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It don't help to get them all stirred
up.

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Hey, how about getting me stirred up?
How does this thing get me?

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Come on, knock it off, everybody.
Listen, I want to bite that turtle. Now,

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much? Honey, you know what we're going
to do?

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We're going to bite the turtle, we'll
take it home, have it polished by an

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expert, and we'll put it smack in the
middle of the living room. Now, how does

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that grab you?

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That'll be fantastic.

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Hey, don't you just love him? Go on,
honey, buy it. Buy it. Don't worry,

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It's ours already.

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Okay, now, make me a price.

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I've already sold it, man. Shell and
all.

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Look, I'll pay more than anybody.

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Now, you just tell me what they offered
you. No can do, sir. I've already sold

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it. Who to? To the manager.

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What manager?

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To the manager of the hotel, man.

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Did you hear that?

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He sold it to the manager. Do you know
what that means? That means turtle soup

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tomorrow night. That's what that...

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Say what? I never had turtle soup in my
entire life. And turtle steaks. They're

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delicious. Better than beef steaks if
you cook them right. Oh, they're so

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tender. And the flavor.

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Okay,

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okay. I'll get turtle soup as long as I
get the shell. Because that's all I

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want. The manager can have everything
else. He can have the teeth, the

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as long as I get the shell. I know my
Bernie. He's going to get that shell.

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Let's say something.

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You can say anything as long as I get
the shell.

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Now, look.

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You've all been discussing the
destruction, the consumption, and the

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this animal.

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But do you have any idea how old it is?

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Well, it's older than any of us here. So
what? My guess is that he's been

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cruising these waters for well over 200
years.

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Now, that means he was around when
George Washington was president.

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When Napoleon lost out at Waterloo. I
don't think we need a lecture from you,

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buddy boy.

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Hold on a second. I want you to consider
all these facts before you make any

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kind of a decision.

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Forget it.

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Okay, how do we get him back to the
hotel?

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Hey, I'll tell you what we're going to
do. We'll all get together on this, huh?

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And we'll drag this monster straight up
into the kitchen, huh? No, no, no.

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What are you talking about? We got him
tied up in a net. We'll drag you all

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over, man, right into the ocean.

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Garbage. Come on, let's go.

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about animals.

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you shut up.

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All right, David, you've had your say.
Now let's go.

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That thing's dangerous. No, don't touch
him. He could be killed any moment. No,

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leave him alone.

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Rubbish. Go in and grab him. Those
things are lethal. Don't you understand

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Yes, of course I do. But what?

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Look, who owns this turtle?

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We do. The hotel's bought it. Then do me
a favour, will you?

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Sell him to me.

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Please.

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You don't know my son. He'll go crazy if
it's slaughtered. He'll become

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hysterical. Just go and pull him away.

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Just pull him away!

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Graham, look at this.

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Look how well he's getting along with
that turtle.

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It's amazing.

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There.

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He's feeling much better now.

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If I let him go, the fishermen will only
catch him again.

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I'll pay them not to.

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Please let me buy it. How much? A
thousand dollars?

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Just pull him away.

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Hold it.

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I want that turtle.

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Two thousand dollars.

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I didn't expect an auction.

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That's too bad, buddy. You got one.

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2 ,000.

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Very well, then 2 ,500.

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3 ,000. Oh, gee, honey, it isn't worth 3
,000 dollars. Now, you stay out of

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this, Mildred.

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3 ,000.

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Well, in all decency, you know that you
should sell to the lowest bidder. I

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already told you once, shut up. You told
me that once, and I didn't like it.

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Well, I don't like it now.

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Yeah?

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Four thousand.

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Oh, boy!

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I agree with Sam. The first bid was
plenty.

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I'm sorry, Mr. Berners.

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Pardon me, Mr. Edwards.

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But you can't let him go. We caught him.

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That turtle is the fiercest turtle I
have ever caught.

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It took all five of us to land him.

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All right, Willie.

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You'll get your money, I guarantee it.

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And a bonus, too.

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A hundred dollars a man if you let him
go immediately, all right?

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You're crazy.

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There is a condition.

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I've got to promise you'll not try and
catch him again.

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You'll give him a real chance to get
away, okay?

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Phew.

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It's a deal. Shakespeare.

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Okay, let me go!

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David?

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Darling.

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Wake up.

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What is it?

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He's not in his room.

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David's not in his room. He's probably
gone down to have breakfast. That's what

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he did yesterday. He's a growing boy. He
gets hungry.

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I told him not to.

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This must have kept confidential.

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Absolutely confidential. What do you
mean? David is missing.

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Perhaps he's gone for an early morning
swim. A climb on the rocks. No, he has

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not. We've made enquiries. We insist
that you call the police.

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Please, it's quieter in my office.

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Well, as long as we can see some action.

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If you don't call the police, then we
will. That's what this party's all

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Gone.

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Everybody flying about like they was
crazy.

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Search high and low.

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How long has he been missing?

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Nobody know.

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He just ain't in his bed this morning.

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And Mr. Edwards, he go like a zombie,
man.

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Yeah, he's worried about business, huh?

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Crazy thing. We were full speed.

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We all say.

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Report quick.

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What? Report what?

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It's crazy, man. What?

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Oh, please.

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You won't believe it.

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Ain't nobody gonna believe it.

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Look, just say what you saw, Willie.

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We got early.

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4 a .m.

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We were two miles before light.

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Okay? Okay. The sun come up. We see this
view. And right ahead of us, 30 yards.

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50 yards. Look at 50.

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We see him. And we don't believe it,
man.

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What?

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We see this old monster turtle swimming
away. And the boy, that boy yesterday.

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What? What?

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Sit high on the turtle's back. Ride high
over the sea like a horse.

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You've got to believe it. We all see it.

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You moonstruck.

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You sunstruck.

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No, man.

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You see, don't touch the water.

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And that turtle, he go like clappers,
man.

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We row fast, man.

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We call out, hey, you boy! You come on
back, boy!

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We take you home!

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We call and we call.

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Your mummy waiting for you.

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You never look back.

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You seem so happy.

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Man, it was more than happiness.

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And anyway...

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The turtle?

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We can't match his speed.

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No, sir.

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Which way were they headed?

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North, you know.

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Okay,

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roger that.

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Nothing from the helicopter so far.

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Anything?

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No.

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Maybe the fisherman imagined it.

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The boy took a walk just to do some
exploring. No, he took his new flippers

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his snorkel with him.

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They saw him, all right.

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Is he a good swimmer?

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Yes, he can swim like a fish.

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It's a kind offer.

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If I have any news, I'll radio.

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All right. Thanks, Sam.

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All the damnedest things.

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The news will be all over the island by
now.

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Securitize, securitize, securitize.

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Midnight Court calling St. Jude Coast
Guard.

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Midnight Court, Midnight Court, this is
St. Jude's Coast Guard receiving you

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loud and clear. Go ahead, over.

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It didn't feel happy.

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Man, it was more than happy.

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It would have been offensive, Doctor.
Midnight Court, this is St.

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Jude's Coast Guard. I'm listening 3182.
What is your message, over?

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No message.

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I guess I was dreaming.