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Out of the fire of Earth attraction,
beyond the limits of the world, where

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and machine and spirit unite.

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Born by the power of lightning, into the
21st century.

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It is the end of the beginnings. It is
the time of super force.

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What happened?

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You blew up my desk.

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I didn't know.

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You gotta talk.

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You want me to play dead?

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You gotta... I don't think I can do
that.

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I'm a very busy man. I just can't
disappear.

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Dead men don't return phone calls. Mr.
Winston.

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Your briefcase was booby -trapped. No,
obviously.

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Someone's trying to kill you. Now,
they'll try again and let me think that

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you're already dead.

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And if they think I'm dead, they'll come
forward and confess.

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No, but maybe they'll show their hand.

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All right.

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Suppose you know more about murderers
and murder than I do. Trust me.

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Just let me call my wife. She must be
worried by now.

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Don't call anybody.

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Okay, I'll call your wife.

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Don't worry about it. Everything's going
to be fine. Nothing bad will happen,

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you know.

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Only going to be for a couple of days.

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Mrs. Winston?

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Yes? Hi, I'm Zach Stone.

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I was a friend of your husband's and a
police officer.

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Oh.

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They're beautiful, aren't they?

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It's a shame they have to die.

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Yeah.

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I wanted to ask you some questions about
your husband's personal estate.

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Well, as to his personal belongings, I
believe it's best to let go.

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I already gave them away to Goodwill.

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What?

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Already? I mean, you've called him, but
they haven't come to pick things up yet,

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right? No. They came this morning and
took it all. His clothes, his model

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fishing tackle, all of it. His books,
his antique CD collection.

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Everything. Oh, no.

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Well, what are material possessions
anyway, huh? I even called the medical

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school to donate his organs.

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Then I realized.

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What? He didn't have any.

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Well, they were blown up, consumed by
flame.

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Right, right.

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Well, maybe like the mythical phoenix,
your husband will rise again from the

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ashes somehow.

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Except he won't have any clothes.

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What I came to talk to you about was
your husband's considerable financial

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holdings. Now, I understand you're
turning all this over to the Caesar

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Institute.

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How did you find out?

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Well, I just guessed.

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No.

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No, you spoke with my attorney and he
told you.

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He violated attorney -client
confidentiality. Well, that's gum.

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No, really, I... They are all alike.

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Lawyers, you can't truck any of them.
What a lie.

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Now, they're only out for themselves.

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And then they parade their knowledge
around like some puffed -up, conceited

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baboon. You ever notice how nobody has a
lawyer for a friend? No, the only

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friends lawyers have are other lawyers.
Oh, I hate them.

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Your husband, your late husband, was a
lawyer.

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Well, I can't help that.

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I loved him anyway.

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No, please.

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You have to at least look.

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The name is Winston. There's a whole
bunch of stuff.

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Model trains, clothes.

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It was given away by mistake.

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No. Are you absolutely sure?

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Thank you.

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There's no way, man. Everything's gone.

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It was given to the Goodwill Central
Distribution Center.

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Dispersed.

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Gotcha!

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Careful, FX.

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This rivalry is most unbecoming.

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Remember the good old days when he was
so incredibly, incredibly lonely?

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I just feel terrible about this guy's
clothes, man.

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Well, would you rather be dead in a suit
or alive and naked?

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What?

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Zack, you saved this guy's life.

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He's rich.

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His insurance will probably cover it.

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You've done an exceptional job so far,
Zack.

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Motive, means, and opportunity. The
three components of any crime.

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You found the motive.

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Money.

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And you found the opportunity.

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Calpurnia Caesar marries these women off
to rich guys so that she can create the

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opportunity for them to kill them and
take their money.

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Right. Now we need to know the mean.

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How did Dr. Caesar get these girls to do
it?

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Well, one thing's for certain. We're
never going to find that out by hanging

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here.

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You and I are going undercover.

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We're going back to school.

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Well, we're nearly out of time, and I've
been digressing.

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Let me just wrap up my thoughts.

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I hope I've demonstrated to you that
there is a systematic discrimination

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against women in the sciences.

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Administrators, lawyers, educators, all
pay to protect the status quo. It's as

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if they somehow feel the male brain is
somehow structurally different from that

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of the female. Hello. Hello.

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How are you?

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Hello. Hello.

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How are you?

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Government and corporate grants go
almost exclusively to safe repetitions

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already tried and tired experiments.

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If you have a revolutionary idea, it's
very difficult.

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And if you're a woman, forget it.

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Again, I am very happy to see that so
many women have enrolled in my class.

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Together, we can soon change things.

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Oh, dear, I've gone on pontificating
again and undoubtedly alienated most of

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male students.

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Don't worry.

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I grade without regard to sex.

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Tomorrow we get back to the textbook, I
promise.

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I'll see you all then.

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Excuse me.

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How are you?

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Excuse me. How are you?

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Excuse me. How are you? That's quite all
right. What are you doing in my class?

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Well, we've come to explore the
possibilities of enrolling within it.

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You too are too.

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Reluctantly, I assure you. But Daddy
felt that I should cultivate some other

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skill other than spending our money.

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That's all you do, spend money?

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My dear, when you have it, that's what
you do, is you spend it.

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Allow me to introduce myself.

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I'm A. Littleton Stonehenge III, first
son of the Earl of Essexhire. I'm a

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foreign exchange student.

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And I am Prince Gumbo from Oza Patswala
land.

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A small African principality.

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I've never heard of it.

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Well, honestly speaking, we don't do
much there, except pump oil.

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And you two are friends?

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Well, from a political standpoint, our
nations are enemies.

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But Little Hinge and I have found that
we have so much more in common than the,

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uh... Less rich.

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The riffraff.

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Oh. You know, if you feel that way, you
really should be enrolling with people

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who share your sensibilities.

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I have an extension class I teach called
Wealth Without Guilt.

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Guilt? Should we feel guilty? I've never
felt guilty. You? Guilt.

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Quaint notion, but...

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Well, perhaps I can use you as shining
example, something for the class to

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aspire to. My dear, so many already do.

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I'm sure.

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See you tonight, then, at seven o
'clock?

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Most assuredly.

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Seven -ish.

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Come along, Prince Gunn.

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Laurie, I just want to calibrate your
multi -phasic personality inventory

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program. Would that be all right? Sure,
doctor. I'm not occupied at the moment.

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Not occupied?

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Honey, you are occupied by radio signals
from one of the most sophisticated

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artificial intelligence programs ever
designed by a man or a woman.

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What?

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Well, your awareness of self checks out.

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Ready to calibrate MPI?

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Run program.

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Yes, doctor.

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Who is my subject? I am.

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Doctor, what is your favorite color?

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Sepia.

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Do you like animals?

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No.

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Favorite composer?

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Wagner. Maybe Strauss.

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Given a choice of damaging your own
property in the service of others...

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enough, dear.

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Now, based on the answers I've given
you, what is my personality profile?

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Hmm. Serious guessing will be necessary
due to the few number of questions.

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Proceed.

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Dr. California Caesar, that's you.

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Strong -willed, alpha -type personality
profile.

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Minimal need for companionship.

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Workaholic. Deep -seated rage.

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Object of which, indeterminate, need
more data.

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Delusional tendencies. That's enough.

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Well, it's just incredible.

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The more the personality index runs, the
better it gets.

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Self -correcting learns through
experience.

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We have some fresh blood, Laurie.

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Blue blood.

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Rich blood.

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There's an African prince.

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However, the politics in his part of the
world are too volatile.

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We may not be able to collect.

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But there's a Littleton Stonehenge, the
son of an earl.

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And he's handsome, too.

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Tell me, Laurie, are you ready to fall
in love?

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So what happens now?

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Well, maybe we're about to find out.
There's the girl from that class.

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Hello, I do say. You were in that class,
weren't you?

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Allow me to introduce myself.

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I'm A. Littleton Stonehenge III, and
this is my companion, Prince Gambo.

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From older Patswala land.

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Yes, I saw you when you barged in.

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If it was an unfortunate error in timing
for us.

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I suppose.

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Are you two going to hang around here
all day? Because I like to study alone.

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Oh. Well, then we'll leave you to it.
Sure, yeah.

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Wait.

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Wait. Could you help me with my books?

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Oh, certainly.

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Oh!

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Oh, my skirt! It's ruined! It'll never
come out!

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Allow me.

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No, you'll ruin your handkerchief. No,
no, no. It's only raw silk. What is that

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in the service of a beautiful young
woman?

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Oh, it's red.

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That's the color of passion.

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But also of anger and war.

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Do you always wear red?

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No.

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No. No, sometimes I'm partial to blues
and greens.

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Oh, those are the colors of tranquility
in life.

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Maybe you're not so bad for a rich guy.

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Uh, it seems that now would be a good
time for me to make a phone call and see

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how the revolution is coming.

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Splendid.

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Splendid. There's something different
about you.

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What might that be?

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I don't know.

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But if you walk me to the library and
give me five minutes, I'll see if I can

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tell you.

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I'd be happy to.

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There's another you inside of you.

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Not overly self -confident, but strong
and sure.

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There's something, something good and
something caring.

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And there's something you're hiding.

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Oh. Not something bad.

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Let me see you again.

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Oh, you're fascinating.

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Not like anyone I've ever met.

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What is it?

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I have to leave now.

242
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But I thought... I forgot. I have an
important appointment.

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But I will see you again.

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I promise.

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Ah, Laurie.

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I've had to call you all back. We have
an emergency situation here.

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Apparently, that lawyer, Winston, who we
thought was dead, is still alive.

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He phoned Wanda and asked her to meet
him.

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He's hiding out, afraid somebody's
trying to kill him.

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Well, we'll all just play it a little
cautious till Wanda finds her husband

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finishes the job she started.

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I thought she was so incredible.

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I mean, she knew everything about me,
even things that I only know.

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Now I see that it's just a computer
program, and there's programs for every

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of the girls. The computer is
controlling them.

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Right. Dr. Caesar could be linking the
girls to the computers and controlling

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their actions using subcortical radio
implants responding to frequencies in

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nanometric range.

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Exactly like I communicate with
McGeorge, but on a vastly more

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level. Mm -hmm.

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Her signals could completely override
the girl's own thoughts.

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Okay, we got her, man.

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But it's too late. I mean, Winston is
out there right now.

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Somewhere.

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Meeting with his wife who was controlled
by a homicidal computer.

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How do you find her?

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Maybe you'll call in.

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Wait a minute. Maybe I don't need to
find her. Maybe I can shut her down at

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source. Right.

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Shut down the computers.

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You're hurt.

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It was an accident. I'm sorry.

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What?

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What are you doing?

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You're free, Bruno.

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Your heart and your mind

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are your own.

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You're a cruel and sadistic woman.

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But I love you anyway.

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I really love you.

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Viacom.

