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Out of the fire of Earth, a trap beyond
the limits of the world where man and

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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 beginning. It is
the time of super force.

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You were right about Bigs, Zack.

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I followed your suggestions and explored
unusual sources, looking for

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correspondences. Yeah, Mr. H matched
Manly Bigs' voiceprint.

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According to CDI, he's one of the
world's most wanted criminals.

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It would seem that Manly Bigs is in
reality one Bennett Hurd. Or Bennett

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Manly Bigs. The point is, according to
the voiceprint, they're one and the same

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person. Who is this Bennett Hurd?

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He's an activist assassin.

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He's a hitman, Zack.

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but only for causes he deemed socially
correct.

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He has about a dozen aliases, and he's a
master of disguise.

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His educational background exactly
mirrors that which he invented for

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Doctorate in microbiology and nuclear
medicine. He created plasma weapons for

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the government that almost won us the
Andean plant eradication wars.

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After our tactical withdrawal, Hurd was
disillusioned and dropped out of sight.

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E .B., I think you can tap into this
guy's databanks. See what he's really up

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to. It shouldn't be too much of a
problem.

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Megan? What?

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Somebody's trying to tap into our
computer.

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Who?

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I don't know.

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I can't trace it. There's a one -way
micro -cypher code attached.

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Oh, dear. He's trying to trace my tap
back to this lab.

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Bring me my laptop.

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to crack this little code.

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Mr. H.

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Electronic countermeasures, quick.

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What?

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There are no officers in that part of
the complex.

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At least, none that I know of.

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They just took out my unit.

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No matter.

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I have the diagram committed to memory.

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Well, that's that.

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Although I do always feel a twinge of
guilt when I destroy another computer.

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There's no time for that now. We've got
a real problem.

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We've got to go down there and confront
Big. Let's go.

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I'm sure our little trek will lead us
straight to FX Spinner and his

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Zack Stern.

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And who knows? Maybe he'd be hungry for
himself.

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We'll have to kill them.

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Oh, Megan, my dear, we're going to kill
everyone.

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Well, almost everyone.

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There's no one here.

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How could they be? They were here just a
few minutes ago.

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What's this?

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Boy, Mr. H doesn't mess around.

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They bolted because we're on him.

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Well, as long as we're here, let's take
a look at the lab.

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FX, what are we looking for?

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Oh, scientific stuff.

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Sounds good.

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Could you be a little more specific?

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I don't know. Computer disk?

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Notebooks? Chloramplagen?

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You're the cop.

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Anything that looks suspicious.

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I've got to get her out of there, FX.

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I've got to get her out. Zach, no, no,
no, stop, no!

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If she's infected and you break that
glass, you'll infect us too.

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Come on, we've got to get out of here.

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We'll figure out something.

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Come on.

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But I'm sure we're not wrong.

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The entrance should be right here.

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The lab is here.

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The entrance is not.

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It seems the reason we didn't know about
this place is that someone wants to

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keep it a secret.

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I'm getting worried she should have been
here by now.

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If you're not here soon, we gotta go
without you.

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Something's not right.

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I sure hope nothing's happened to her
because of that cup.

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Zack, we're gonna find something to help
her.

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Mr. H has already copied all the data
from Biggs' computer.

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It's going to be a bit difficult.

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Biggs' data is decidedly incomplete.

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I know.

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There's huge gaping holes in it.

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Like he keeps two books or something.

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He probably keeps the other set of books
in his memory.

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What's that?

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I don't believe it.

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The lab's computer barrier is being
breached.

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In all my years of being a computer, I
never thought I'd see my modern laminar

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circuits defeated.

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You mean someone's trying to break into
the lab?

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Somebody's trying to break into
Hungerford.

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Reroute them, E .B. Stop it.

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Amazing. As fast as I try an evasive
tactic, they analyze it and counter it.

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What's happening?

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Gentlemen, I have no means of resisting.

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I bow to a skill as great as my own.

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Mr. Spinner, Mr.

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Stone.

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Whoever programmed your computer has
earned my kudos.

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How did you get into our system?

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What do you want?

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I just decided to talk with you.

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One last time.

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Before you die.

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What's going on down there, Biggs?

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What have you done to Bridget?

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Forget her. She's a lost cause.

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You're the one who's about to be a lost
cause.

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As the situation stands, you don't have
any leverage.

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You see...

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I've already found your secret lab.

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I know you've been into my lab.

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I know you've been through my computer
banks.

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I know you've found nothing.

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Because all of the important information
is... up here.

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Committed to memory.

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What kind of sick game are you playing?

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Your friend is dying from the effects of
an airborne virus, which I have

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created.

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You see...

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It floats upon the wind quite happily
until it enters the body, whereupon it

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undergoes a metamorphosis and becomes
very lethal very quickly.

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Megan and I are, of course, immune from
its effects, having inoculated ourselves

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with a vaccine which we have developed.

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Quite a discovery, don't you think?

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It's very different from a guy who's
built himself as a cancer researcher.

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This is cancer research.

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There's a cancer spreading across the
planet. It's called human beings.

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See, in Eon's path, life was difficult.
But there was an order.

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A driving force.

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Survival of the fittest.

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With the advent of technology, the force
was defeated.

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Technology by itself is wonderful.

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But it's been used to circumvent
evolution.

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What are you talking about?

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Oh, come on.

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You get it.

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Technology has been used to allow the
unfit to survive.

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The stupid, the afflicted.

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The people who in ages past would never
have made the cut. They don't just

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survive, they prosper.

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They reproduce like some kind of
disgusting bacteria.

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I might point out that they reproduce
far more prodigiously.

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There may be more accomplished and
intelligent amongst us.

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The resources of the planet are
overtaxed.

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We're running out of room to live.

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The planet has one choice.

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To start with a clean slate.

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A new gene pool.

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A new race.

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A new master race is what you mean.

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You know, there was a guy a lot like you
about 75 years ago.

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His name was Adolf Hitler.

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Hitler was a racist.

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This isn't a racial issue.

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It's an intellectual one.

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Yeah. No doubt you'll get to decide
who's intellectually sound enough to

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survive, who will get your vaccine and
who won't.

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Go work, Big. You're trying to play guy.

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Believe me when I say I take on this
burden with a heavy heart.

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I would much sooner live out my life to
old age, relaxing on a farm.

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But I owe it to the planet.

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What kind of planet are you going to
have if you kill all living things?

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You misunderstand me.

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I'm not killing all living things.

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Just the genetically inferior human
ones.

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I would never hurt animals.

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My virus has no effect on them
whatsoever.

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I love animals.

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That's why all my research has been done
on humans.

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Imagine an airborne virus that is
harmless to plants and animals and only

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people, except those whom we deem worthy
of survival.

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A totally purified gene pool.

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You're a genius, Doctor.

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You're a madman.

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I've just released the virus into the
Hungerford Industries air system.

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You have about one hour to live.

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The virus is in the air system.

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I can seal the air supply to this room.

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I told you we would have to kill them.

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And I told you we might.

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All right, let's pack our things and
start spreading the good news.

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I've activated the biohazard system.

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The hunger for the industry is a sealed
up tank. Nothing gets in, nothing gets

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out.

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They're sealing off the building to keep
the virus in.

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What a noble sacrifice.

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What should we do?

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Nothing. We'll continue to pack up the
lab, and when they're all dead, we'll

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just open up the building.

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Or blast our way out.

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Biggs is a lunatic!

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Thank God it's a three -day weekend. We
already have hundreds of casualties.

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Gentlemen, I have a plan.

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I could trap a sample of the virus from
the air passageways.

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Right. We can analyze it. the genetic
structure and maybe make a vaccine of

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own. There's not enough time. We need a
sample of Biggs' vaccine.

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Of course, Zach.

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The suit is impervious to viral
infestation.

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I'll go through the airlock.

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Yes, with a sample of Biggs' vaccine, we
can whip this thing in no time flat.

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It's filled up.

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No problem.

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We'll just blast right through the wall.

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She's already dead.

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What do you want?

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That's a stupid question.

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I want the vaccine.

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Oh, that. Well, that's all up here.

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Except, of course, for this one small
sample here.

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Now you see it?

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No, you don't.

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My virus is in you, working its wonders.

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You're too late.

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My virus has escaped.

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Bex, E .B., come in.

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Zack, we have some news. It's too late.

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Some of Bridget's friends blew a hole in
the wall.

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A virus is escaping right now.

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It doesn't matter. We found a flaw in
the virus.

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In order to mutate more readily, Biggs
was forced to make the lipoprotein shell

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of the virus too thin.

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Zack, it's killed by sunlight.

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What? By sunlight.

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By sunlight, it kills the virus.

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Biggs never knew because he did all his
experiments inside.

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about the skylights in his lab.

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No, no, no, no, no.

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It's the ultraviolet component of
sunlight that does it. The skylights in

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lab are made of a special glass that
ultraviolet rays can't penetrate.

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So, let's tear this puppy out and let
the sun shine in.

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I guess Biggs wasn't as smart as he
thought he was.

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Viacom.