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{\an8}This is ridiculous.
Why are we carrying a flying carpet?
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{\an8}- Exactly what I said to Maxwell.
- Can we just get it put away?
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Take it easy going
around the corner.
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Back it up a bit.
- Careful!
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Is it broken?
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Uh. I, uh... I don't think so.
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- Not that I even know what it is.
- Well, well.
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I had no idea
this was even in the library.
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What is it?
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Temperavus. It allows
the user to travel through time.
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A time machine?
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- You're kidding!
- Not in this instance.
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You turn the dials to specify the time,
date and the geographical location.
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- Can we give it a try?
- Absolutely not, Darra.
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Time travel is dangerous
at best and catastrophic at worst.
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{\an8}Now, after this carpet is stowed,
you can all go and wait quietly
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- until your parents arrive.
- At which point you sing our praises
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and tell our parents
we're all magical superstars?
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You'll just have to wait and see.
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Thanks very much for coming in.
It's lovely to see you both.
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As you know, Ruksy
is the youngest in the school.
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And we worry about her.
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We work long hours and don't have
a lot of time to help Ruksy study.
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We want her to have
the chances that we never had.
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You don't have a thing to worry about.
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Ruksy's keeping up without a problem.
She's very much our brightest student.
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You should be very proud.
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Sorry Sean couldn't make it,
you know how it is.
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The dear boy never sleeps.
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So, Lily, a very good year so far.
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Lily's doing an excellent job
managing the Bureau.
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She's actually showing
real management potential.
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Lily in management?
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Who would have thought?
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Dad better be careful.
I might take over his job.
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- I'm sure Dad'll be here soon.
- Yeah, when it suits him.
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- Maxwell.
- Jared.
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Stuck in traffic, were you?
Or did you just forget?
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Shall we get started?
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- I'm on a clock.
- Of course.
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First up, Imogen has had
an excellent semester.
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Her investigative work is outstanding,
and if she continues to perform,
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she's well on track to enter the DMI.
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Well done, sweetheart.
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Darra, however, is the real surprise.
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His attention and focus this year
has improved in leaps and bounds.
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Excellent. That will be most helpful
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- when he starts working for me.
- Dad.
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Having a respectable position
in a reputable firm
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is better than a lowly job in the DMI.
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Wouldn't you agree, Maxwell?
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Don't you think
you should be asking me that?
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Thanks for your time, Professor.
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Dad.
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Can you just stop treating me
like I'm a child?
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I'm old enough
to make my own decisions.
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Very well. If you want
to follow your dreams, go ahead.
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- Thank you.
- But you'll get no help from me
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- or anyone else.
- Dad, that's not right.
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You're my son. I care about your future.
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Funny way of showing it.
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When you have a family
of your own, you'll understand.
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Sorry you had to see that.
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Let's move on.
We can do your interview here.
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Now, to your excellent results.
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Oh.
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It just confirms what I already knew.
Dad doesn't care about me.
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- I don't think that's true.
- Let's talk about something else.
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Well, I've been thinking about the keys.
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- We know there were three, right?
- So?
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So, why didn't Magnus
ever mention the third key?
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- Maybe he didn't know there were three.
- He must've known.
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Why didn't he mention it in his journals?
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- "Journals"?
- Sorry, journal.
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No.
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- What?
- What if you're right?
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What if there was a second journal?
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His final entry is about
his failure to get the second key.
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- There's no mention of another journal.
- What are the numbers?
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Phone numbers?
Did they have phones in 1919?
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Yes, they did, but those numbers
are geographical coordinates. Here.
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Longitude and latitude.
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That's west of the city
of Hue in Central Vietnam.
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So, if Magnus started
a new journal about the third key,
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- that could be where it was.
- What are the last eight numbers?
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Two, nine, zero, eight,
one, nine, one, nine.
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The 29th of August, 1919!
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But knowing where and when
doesn't help us get the second journal.
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No way. Remember
what Maxwell said about time travel?
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He was just exaggerating to warn us off.
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Come on,
don't you actually wanna see
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if it's possible to travel back in time?
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I can't believe
I'm letting you talk me into this.
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I can't believe
we're actually gonna see him for real.
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Yeah, if this thing works.
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We should test it, do a short trip.
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And I know where and when.
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Do you think
that's the go button?
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One way to find out.
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It didn't work.
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I'm old enough
to make my own decisions.
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- We're still in the same place.
- Wait.
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Very well.
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If you want to follow your dreams,
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- go ahead.
- Come on.
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But you'll get no help
from me or anyone else.
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Dad, that's not right.
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Why did you have to bring me back
to this train wreck?
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You're my son!
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- Watch your dad's face.
- I care about your future.
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Funny way of showing it.
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When you have a family
of your own, you'll understand.
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Hey, he does care about you.
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Yeah. Whatever.
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This thing works. Let's do this.
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Probably just Ladder.
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Now, to your excellent results.
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Wow.
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We're not in the library anymore.
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Try it again.
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Our fuel's not getting through.
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Ah!
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I've spent six weeks
in this stinking jungle for nothing,
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and I want out. Fix it!
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That's him, Magnus Sorenson.
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The magical outbreak should be here.
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What are we supposed
to be looking for, anyway?
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I'll be home by six.
Anything you want me to pick up?
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Gross!
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No, not you, love.
Something here really stinks.
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Oh, good.
Well that's great.
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The kids love my sundaes...
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What's up with my voice?
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I think I know
what the magical outbreak is.
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There might be water in the fuel line.
I'll have to flush it.
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Just get it running.
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There's no journal.
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Now what?
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We know he's looking for the third key,
so we hang back and we follow him.
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Well, well.
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And what have we here?
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I wouldn't.
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I can't smell anything.
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Because you're not
on the bridge, where the magic is.
145
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Then why don't we go onto the bridge?
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Because we don't know
what kind of magic we're dealing with.
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- Going onto the bridge would be stupid.
- So, I'm stupid, am I?
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I was just pointing out
that we need to be careful.
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- In that condescending tone?
- Listen, you two!
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We're on a mission.
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Leave the personal stuff
for outside Bureau hours. Okay?
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Ruksy, you and Imogen go
back to the library
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and see what you can find out
about magical odors.
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- Peter and I will hang here.
- Good call. Come on.
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00:11:09,439 --> 00:11:12,319
I know this is hard for you and Ruksy,
but you have to find a way.
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No wand on her. Only these.
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00:11:26,719 --> 00:11:30,480
Here we are...
100 kilometers from anywhere...
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and an elf and a human girl turn up.
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An unlikely occurrence, wouldn't you say?
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So, tell me... and mind you don't lie...
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why are you here?
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Have you come to spy?
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00:12:02,079 --> 00:12:03,560
- In a way.
- Kyra.
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00:12:05,680 --> 00:12:10,240
We're students of magic
from the future. You're our subject.
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From the future, you say?
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Let's say I believe you.
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Why are you interested in me?
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00:12:27,959 --> 00:12:30,959
We've been studying your search
for the Temple of the Purple Lotus.
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What do you know of the temple?
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- Not a lot, really.
- Shut your mouth, elf!
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We know you located two keys,
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but your journal ended
before you found the third.
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We came through a time portal
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because we thought
there might be a second journal
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that tells the rest of the story.
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You mean this?
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Take the elf outside.
I'll deal with him later.
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As for you...
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sit.
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You may not be lying...
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but I'm not certain
you're telling me the truth, either.
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We're just a couple of students.
We didn't mean any harm.
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Perhaps.
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But you know of my search for the temple.
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What exactly do you know?
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Your journal says you traveled here
on the 29th of August, 1919,
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latitude 16 degrees, 46 minutes,
37 seconds north,
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longitude 107 degrees,
59 minutes, 9 seconds east.
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- You're very precise.
- Thank you.
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00:14:17,240 --> 00:14:19,240
Your journal also says
you failed to get the key.
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00:14:20,520 --> 00:14:23,439
I failed to get the one in Thailand too,
and I don't understand why.
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- Do you have any idea?
- No. That's all I know.
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00:14:31,160 --> 00:14:34,920
- Now, will you please let us go?
- No.
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If you truly are visitors
from the future, we have much to discuss.
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You said you came through a time portal.
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Such a thing would be invaluable.
Where is it?
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In the jungle, not far from here.
198
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But it's not something I control.
199
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It's operated from my time.
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00:15:10,640 --> 00:15:11,599
Hey!
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Nothing in here on voice-changing odors.
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00:15:20,439 --> 00:15:23,520
That's Kyra's phone. And the temperavus.
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00:15:25,560 --> 00:15:27,079
The professor said we weren't to touch it.
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Darra was pretty interested
in it, remember?
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00:15:32,839 --> 00:15:36,719
Your journal says you traveled here
on the 29th of August, 1919,
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latitude 16 degrees, 46 minutes...
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- The, uh, elf escaped.
- Find him!
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00:15:47,400 --> 00:15:48,439
You did that...
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but you're neither elf nor fairy...
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which can only mean one thing.
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You're a Tri-ling.
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00:16:02,719 --> 00:16:06,160
My dear, why didn't you tell me?
You're one of us!
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00:16:10,000 --> 00:16:12,839
Seriously, how long does it take
to find a reference book?
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00:16:13,560 --> 00:16:15,880
Why don't we just go
onto the bridge and see what we can find.
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00:16:18,319 --> 00:16:21,400
Professor Maxwell said
I showed an aptitude for management,
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and managers make decisions.
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Are you coming?
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Sorry for all the unpleasantness.
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00:16:35,400 --> 00:16:38,079
As a fellow Tri-ling,
I'm sure you can understand my suspicion.
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Not really.
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00:16:41,040 --> 00:16:42,599
You're the only other Tri-ling
I've ever met.
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Is that so?
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00:16:46,719 --> 00:16:49,760
Well, I would introduce myself,
but you already know my name.
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- I do not know yours.
- It's Kyra.
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If you truly are visitors
from the future, we have much to discuss.
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Kyra sent this to us for help.
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00:17:01,199 --> 00:17:02,680
I wonder what she and Darra are up to.
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00:17:02,959 --> 00:17:05,159
Well, we have the coordinates
and the year, let's go find out.
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00:17:05,240 --> 00:17:07,399
- No, Ruksy. You're staying here.
- Why?
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Because if we don't come back,
someone has to tell Maxwell what happened.
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00:17:14,159 --> 00:17:17,720
So, Kyra, why did you
come here with an elf?
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Why not? He's my friend.
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Your friend?
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Then it would seem that my search
for the temple is destined to fail.
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00:17:31,120 --> 00:17:32,159
Why do you say that?
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00:17:32,720 --> 00:17:34,280
You have studied me,
and yet you do not know
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the true nature of the Purple Lotus?
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I will if you tell me.
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00:17:41,760 --> 00:17:43,760
- Are you sure about this?
- I'll be careful.
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Wish me luck.
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00:17:57,760 --> 00:17:59,879
I really hope I don't have
to tell the professor about this.
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You search that way. I'll circle around.
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- Imogen. What are you doing here?
- Saving your bacon, as usual.
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- What are you and Kyra up to?
- Forget that. Kyra's in trouble.
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For untold centuries, the magical world
has been dominated by elves and fairies.
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Halflings were tolerated.
Tri-lings were the lowest of the low,
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- fit only for menial tasks.
- Why?
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Those of pure blood simply believe
themselves to be superior,
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and so the oppression continued
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until a very clever Tri-ling
named Vannak decided he'd had enough.
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Working in secret...
risking punishment of the worst kind,
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Vannak toiled for years,
until he created the Purple Lotus.
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You mention
the lotus in your first journal.
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How is a flower going
to change anything?
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You and I are Tri-lings, Kyra.
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For too long, our kind have suffered.
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Help me find the temple,
and when the lotus blooms,
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together we can see what it can do!
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Shut that off!
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Stay here.
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- Got my message, then?
- We can applaud your cleverness later.
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One sec.
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Did you get him? The horn.
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- We thought you wanted us.
- You fool. That was the elf's doing.
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Find him!
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Nice work, sis. Did you get it?
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Time to go.
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That's the problem. Rancidia Vomitosia.
I've never seen it before in person,
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probably because it's usually found
in the armpits of ogres.
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I guess that explains the smell.
How do we get rid of it?
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That's it.
Mission accomplished.
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- What?
- Your voice.
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- I don't sound that bad.
- If you could hear yourself.
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Well, yours sounds like a chipmunk's.
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You sound like
you can sing bass in a male choir.
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Well, at least we fixed the problem.
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How long before
our voices get back to normal?
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Should be fairly soon.
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- Are you sure?
- No.
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Where have you been?
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- What happened to you?
- Side effect of a Bureau mission.
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Which we successfully completed
without you.
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So, you made it back, then?
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Back from where?
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- What's that?
- Just an old book I found.
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Interesting, because I found one
just like it.
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Fascinating reading.
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I think it's time you two came clean.
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I wanna know exactly
what you've been up to.
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- Ruksy--
- Every single detail.