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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 beginning. It is
the time of superforce.

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You pulled the heat out of the plasma
waves and froze the air.

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Everyone's a rocket scientist.

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Now give me that canister.

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I hope you're not going to do something
stupid.

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That's our lives you're taking.

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That's why I can't trust you with it.

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Your lives aren't the only ones at
stake.

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I'm sorry.

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I'm really sorry.

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Don't, Carl.

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It won't do any good.

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I've got to tell you what's happened.

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Slate set a trap for Mary, Carl, and
Joe.

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They're smart. They evaded the trap and
stole the nanomachines.

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But then Superforce showed up.

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He saved their lives and then he killed
them.

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What? He took the nanomachines.

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Have you been talking to them?

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No, the guards told me.

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Eve, the guards were fast frozen and
unconscious.

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They couldn't have told you that.

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How would you know that?

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I'm a cop. I have sources.

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So do I.

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You're in on this, aren't you?

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Yes, and I'm not ashamed of it. I can't
get the looks of their faces out of my

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mind when I took their canister away.

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Zack, you have a decision to make.
Either forget it and get on with your

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or let's formulate a plan to help them.

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Because of Eva, I can't forget it.

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Zach.

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Got hung up on the girl.

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Yeah.

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I really respect who she is, man.

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She's got a lot of courage. Not too many
people would put themselves at risk to

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help someone else.

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You would?

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She said they were going to inject
themselves with these nanomachines to

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them to go in and... do what?

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Undo what is more likely the question,
Zack?

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Without further anatomical knowledge of
the plasmoid, who could say?

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We would only be guessing.

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You guys, when a human being dies, how
does that work?

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Well, death by natural causes involves
the simultaneous failure of multiple

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collateral and interlinked biological
systems.

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Well, if I get you the anatomical
information, you guys can...

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reprogram these nanomachines to keep
them from dying, right? Well, yes.

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Is it safe?

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I don't know.

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But certainly safer than in the hands of
these plasmoids in an uncontrolled

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body.

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Zack, what are you doing?

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I'm calling Eve.

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I'm going to get the information you
need.

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You act surprised.

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But listen, there's still time.

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None of you have to die.

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I talked to a cop.

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Zach Stone. He's going to help us. Help
us?

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How does he even know about us? You
didn't tell him where we are, did you?

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but I told him everything else.

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He knows Superforce.

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He's getting the nanomachines and having
them programmed at a secret lab.

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All he needs... Yeah, all he needs is
our names and addresses so he can send

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splat group over here and arrest us.
Then we can all die in a cage.

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Carl, would you shut up?

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It's the only hope you've got.

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You're a fool.

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Eve, how well do you know him? Do you
trust him?

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I already told him that the key is in
the pituitary gland, inhibiting the

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release of the death hormone.

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But we need to know the specific data on
the formula you're going to use to

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program the nanomachines.

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Where there's life, there's hope.

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Okay.

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Hi, Slate.

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I've got to talk with you.

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My assistant's not here today, so I
can't check my book, but I don't think

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had an appointment.

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Yeah, well, we do now. What's your
problem, Stone?

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I got your nanomachine canisters.

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Epsilon Corporation operates under a
special dispensation from the Department

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Technology.

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We've been granted approval for the use
of nanotechnology for manufacturing

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purposes. Yes, I know. You manufacture
disposable people, don't you?

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That's right, Stone.

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As if it was any of your business.

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I operate strictly within the law.

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We create a product. These disposable
people, as you call them, are a valuable

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strategic commodity.

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But how would you let it sleep if
somebody made you and condemned you to

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the same moment?

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Someone or something did.

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It's just that our expiration dates are
a little less certain than theirs.

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So that gives you the right to play God?

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Your typical stone.

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Typical of all the people throughout the
ages who have attacked progress on some

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phony moral grounds.

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Manufacturing human beings with planned
obsolescence is murder.

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Before I throw you out of my office, let
me ask you how you'd like to work

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cleaning the radioactive ballast tanks
on a nuclear submarine.

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Or work 6 ,000 feet below the surface of
the Earth in a Guadalaine mine.

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Or be a suicide soldier on the front
lines of World War IV.

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These non -human plasmoids.

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can do all of that for us and much, much
more.

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And all the while making you billions of
dollars in profit.

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Well, that's what this country is all
about, isn't it?

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No.

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You think you're part of something very
new when really you're part of something

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very old.

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All you're doing is making a new class
of slave.

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Go peddle it someplace else, Stone.

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I've got better things to do with my
time than listen to this half -baked

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prattle of some cop -turned -amateur
philosopher.

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Well, then listen to this.

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I want the anatomical specifications on
the physiology of the plasmoids. The

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specifications are in my head. Well,
you'd better write them down.

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Ross slapped some pretty nasty charges
against you, and I've got one of your

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most trusted employees willing to
testify against you in court.

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You're talking about Eve, aren't you?
That's right.

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She can't testify.

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Why not?

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Because she's a plasmoid.

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What are you talking about? She's a
plasmoid.

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I created her with the rest of them.

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That's very good.

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See, you're a liar, Slade.

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I've talked to her. I know about her
past.

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She grew up in a farm in Indiana.

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Yeah, I know.

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I created that past.

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plans. She's a masterpiece.

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My best work ever.

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I don't believe you.

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Wait a minute, Stone.

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I've got something for you.

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You see, the whole path.

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It'll make an interesting study for me.

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I hired three out -of -work
screenwriters to dream it up. Some of it

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racy stuff, but don't worry.

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None of it really happened.

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I didn't know if she was my enemy.

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She wasn't.

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She thinks it's all true.

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She doesn't know she's a plasmoid.

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You look like you just lost your best
friend.

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What's that?

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A life.

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E .B., what's it like being you?

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That's a strange question.

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And one that I'm not sure I can answer.
I mean, when you access a memory from

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the real E .B. Hungerford, does it seem
real, like you experienced it?

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I am the real E .B. Hungerford, Zack.

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Did you program the nanomachines?

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Yes, quite successfully.

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Zack, we're not sure if this is going to
work.

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What do you mean?

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It has to work!

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Zack, relax.

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Now, there's a good chance these little
things will do the trick.

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But there's a possibility that the death
hormone inhibition would only be part

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of the puzzle.

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All the different physiological systems
are interdependent and interlinked.

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Just like in our bodies.

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The mechanic is only as good as his
parts manual.

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Did you get those specifications?

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There aren't any.

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They're in Slate's head.

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What?

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Well, then bring up the head of Anwar
Slate.

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If that's what it takes.

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I will.

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Here they are. All programmed according
to the data

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you gave me.

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Thank God.

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I knew I could count on you, Zach.

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Might not be enough.

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More than enough.

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No, you don't understand.

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See, my friends down at the lab said
that it could get complicated.

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There's a cascading effect that might
involve other hormonal systems.

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At least, despite the time.

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That's the way it is. I mean, even for
you and me.

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Mom, we gotta go. You gonna take me?

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Of course. I told you, I trust you.

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But, Eve, there's something I have to
tell you.

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I know.

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I feel the same.

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Uh, it's something bad.

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But I still have to tell you.

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Was there someone else?

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No.

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God, no.

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I talked with Slate, and, uh, he said
that you... That I what?

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You're going to have to inject yourself
with the nanomachines.

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What are you talking about?

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Eve.

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You're a plasmoid.

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Slate told you that?

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I can't believe him.

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You don't like cats.

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When you were seven years old, you found
a little baby bird in the bushes by

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your house. It had fallen from its nest.

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You tried to catch it, but the cat got
to it first and ate it right in front of

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you.

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You cried all night.

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And you said a secret prayer for the
soul of that baby bird.

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You didn't tell anyone.

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Not even your mother.

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How do you know that?

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Unfortunately, I know it all.

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It's a story. It never really happened.

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Why are you telling me this?

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Because it's true.

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Because I love you.

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Because I want you to know so that
you'll inject yourself with these

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nanomachines.

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And live.

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And live?

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Oh, Joe.

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Oh, Joe, I'm so sorry.

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It was bad.

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Are they ready?

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Bring it here.

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Or another.

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But... Come on,

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hurry up.

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Where's Carl?

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He's gone after Slade.

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What?

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No!

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I couldn't stop him. We need Slade
alive!

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Don't try.

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You're Carl, right?

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You know who I am.

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I won't engage in any discussion until
you put the gun down.

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Oh, there's no need to talk.

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I've come here to kill you.

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You've built death into me.

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You're a murderer.

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You should die.

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That's ridiculous.

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Before me, you were nothing. You didn't
exist.

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I gave you life. Life? You didn't give
me life.

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You gave me a taste of life.

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But you didn't give me enough time to
figure it out.

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You didn't give me time to live.

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Before you die, I'm curious.

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What does it feel like to kneel before
your creator?

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You've got to find out!

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Oh, God, I want more life.

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I came as soon as you called. I was too
late. They're

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both dead.

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Slate was our only hope.

259
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What do we do now?

260
00:16:55,920 --> 00:16:57,600
We don't need to do anything. How do you
feel?

261
00:16:59,040 --> 00:17:00,040
I don't know.

262
00:17:00,620 --> 00:17:01,620
I'm so shaken.

263
00:17:02,020 --> 00:17:03,560
You look fine. You look just fine.

264
00:17:04,380 --> 00:17:05,720
The nanomachines must be working.

265
00:17:06,000 --> 00:17:07,200
Let's go get Joe, all right?

266
00:17:07,460 --> 00:17:08,460
Come on.

267
00:17:16,680 --> 00:17:18,740
Look, you're still alive.

268
00:17:19,520 --> 00:17:20,700
And there's still some time.

269
00:17:21,400 --> 00:17:24,819
Let me take you down to my friends at
the lab. Maybe they can... God, stop it.

270
00:17:26,660 --> 00:17:27,660
It's too late.

271
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There's a cascading hormonal effect I'm
gonna die

272
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Eve, come on.

273
00:18:07,610 --> 00:18:08,610
You'll get wet.

274
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I want to feel the rain.

275
00:18:14,210 --> 00:18:15,450
I just want to feel it.

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