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He's losing consciousness.
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Move! Move!
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Caliban, stay with me.
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You're all right, buddy.
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Which way?
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The Grover's Great Shops and an apple
store.
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Apples are said to be good for your
health.
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He needs more than apples. We're losing
him. Sporin has a healer. To Sporin,
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right fast. Yeah.
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Oh, you've done quite enough already.
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I'll handle this.
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Help! For the love of God, somebody
help!
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Hello. Oh, my friends. Please forgive
the mess. My cleaner won't do Tuesdays.
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Welcome. I am Neo of Sporin. I can heal
anything.
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Mr. Sporin, you must help us. My friend
is in dire shape. Oh, please bring him
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hither.
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Up a step. There we are.
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Easy like a baby. There we are.
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Sorry, sorry, sorry.
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What happened here? Was it a rose all
day situation?
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This guy stabbed him with a sword. It
was an accident.
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Please, you must save him. He's my
bestie. I'll do what I can, but we must
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act fast.
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Time is of the essence, so I need your
acquiescence if we're going to save this
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fellow from the grave. Let me finish.
Time is of the essence. We have minutes,
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maybe less than statues need. There's
not much left of him to save.
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No. Yes, indeed, he hasn't got an awful
lot of light left in his eyes. But if,
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in fact, we quickly act, we might stop
his demise. So, guys, time is of the
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essence, so he dies.
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That's what I needed.
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Moving on then. Time is of the essence.
See, it's natural effervescence. It's a
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coming to the shadow of disease.
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But he just... What I mean is time is of
the essence. Take a whiff of that
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petrescent. I've detected notes of dill
and it's that cheese.
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Either way, I give him half an hour.
That's my educated guess. Well, 20
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minutes is tough. It's called a 10. The
man's a mess. Oh, yes.
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Time is of the essence. Let's wait
unless... No, it's of the essence. But
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perhaps we ought to pause right here to
say a style of math.
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Right. Go ahead and savor it. We might
as well alas.
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What the hell? Wait, I have some gas.
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Shh, let me finish. Time is of the
essence. If you've got antidepressants,
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take them now. Your friend is on the
verge of death. No! Let's rephrase it.
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Time is of the essence. And there's not
much funny rhyming now, because frankly,
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he's about to bite the... Cripple!
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We've done all that we could for him,
but look how much he bled. We still
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might do some good for him if we don't
let it spread, I said.
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Time is of the essence. Keep your head.
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Time is of the essence. Oh, he's dead.
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Dead. Dead.
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Not dead.
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Is he? Shh.
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Time is of the essence, O'Heath.
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Sorry, if only you'd gotten here sooner.
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May we take your army onto the great
plain of Endor and take the Hortensians
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by surprise.
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Ha-ha!
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Valencians! Hortensians!
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Died! Oh,
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sorry. So excited.
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You don't seem excited. You're not.
You're not excited.
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I am excited.
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I'm very excited.
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This is my excited voice.
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And can you confirm that, um... Isabella
will definitely be there? No reason.
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Just asking. Just kidding. There's a
reason.
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Oh, yes. She'll be there.
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Sadly, with no plus one.
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Isn't that just a bit?
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So sad.
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And don't worry. I've told my men to
take Isabella alive so you can do the
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honors. Oh, my God, I love you so much
right now.
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Love. I smell a wedding.
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Wedding map now.
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OK.
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Right. Room.
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Right.
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I'm seeing hydrangeas everywhere.
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I'm a cranky poet who can write custom
poems for the guests. Oh, she's such a
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bitch, but it's right, right.
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Trust me. What do you think?
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Nerves.
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She said I love you.
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No one's ever said that to me.
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It's like the world looks different.
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I'm seeing things I never noticed
before.
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The sky was doing its shine thing.
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The moving air is so sweet.
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This plopsy-colourful vine thing smells
as pretty as me.
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And those wingy beasts with their
feathers, they make a squeaky-like
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sound.
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And I never have guessed what I'm trying
to say.
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Frankly, I hadn't a clue.
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Now this chunk of my chest keeps plump,
plumping away.
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Love makes the world brand new.
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My lip ends, look how they twist up. And
hark a laugh down the end.
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Ha! I'm always opening my fist up.
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To flap my fingers at friends and their
sparkly fears in my nevers whenever
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she is around.
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And I've never quite said what I'm
trying to say.
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Love makes the world great.
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Oh, Gareth, you're smiling.
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Sorry, could you stop it?
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I just find it deeply unsettling.
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I just can't believe he's dead.
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Stuck him awfully early in the season
for something like this. Could he be
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mostly dead? But not all dead, because
mostly dead is slightly alive.
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Yeah, that's our thing.
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Well, I'm... Sorry, but you sang too
long. Yeah, well, you stabbed him first.
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Is there anything else you can do?
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There is a potion for reviving the dead
that I've been working on.
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But I've been missing one rare
ingredient, so it's never been fully
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successful. What is this ingredient?
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I will climb any mountain, battle any
foe, slay any beast.
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A grey hair from the beard of a
middle-aged man who is pure of body,
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untouched by a woman.
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Rest in peace, my friend. I shall miss
you.
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Didn't I... You heard nothing. Where can
we possibly find a bearded middle-aged
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man who hasn't been touched by a woman?
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Babe? Who knows?
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To be honest, the chances of finding
that are as rare as that unicorn.
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Guys, look, there's a real live unicorn
looking in the window at us right now.
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Unicorns are only attracted by those
untouched by...
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Fine, I'll donate the damn beard hair.
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Gentle creature.
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If I live a thousand years, I will never
forget the day I laid eyes on the likes
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of you.
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And the unicorn's cool, too.
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You don't have to be embarrassed.
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Honestly, Bobby, I... I just always felt
that something that special should be
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shared with someone you love, and...
I've never been in love.
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Not yet.
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There's still time.
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Oh, thank you.
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Four syllables, and it goes like this.
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Like an albatross. We just gotta save
the date from Wormwood.
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Shh, we're playing a new game. It's
called Guesty Future, and who cares? The
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wedding's been called off anyway. It's
not for a wedding.
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It's for a war.
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Wormwood is in Valencia, and they plan
to invade us on Sunday, January 31st, 8
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p.m. Eastern. Set your DVR.
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DVR? What does that even mean?
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Just... Trying to play Guess the Future
game. Wait, he sent to save the date for
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a war?
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Who does such a thing?
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For real, Barry?
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You sent out save the date invitations
to the people we are surprise attacking?
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There are two lists.
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Two. Save the date for the wedding and
save the date for the war.
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Not that difficult.
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Maybe if you stopped yelling and took
the time to teach.
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And who knows... I don't know what they
mean by light refreshments.
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So, what do we do here?
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Call for a war council, sound an alarm?
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Wait,
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what's happening?
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Why's everyone doing that?
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Well, it tends to be in tradition.
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In time of war, the last person to put
their finger next to their nose leaves
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the troops.
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Dad!
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I'm sorry, Bonnie. I suck at war. That's
why our kingdom was taken by Richard in
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the first place.
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What? Don't look at me.
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I don't know anything about leading
troops.
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I mean, one-on-one combat, yes, but
armies?
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And I finally got the chance to just
relax and have some me time. You
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encouraged that, Mum. Well, maybe you
can do both.
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Oh, this is insane.
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Agreed. But traditions are traditions.
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Fine.
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I'll do it.
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Not like I've ever led an army before,
but... Well, I guess I could try.
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I suppose.
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I can guess the future.
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We're screwed.
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There you are.
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I've been looking all over for you.
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I'm packing for war.
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Yeah, well, after that, maybe I thought
we'd go and address the troops.
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Why don't I put my stuff in there with
yours? I mean, I don't have a lot and,
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well, basically, I wear this every day.
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Share a trunk.
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I don't want your stuff touching mine.
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Is everything okay?
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Knock, knock.
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Gentle reminder, I've had a crow from
the vicar. He'd love you to set a date
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for the wedding soon because he fills up
in August.
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Inquisition season.
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Go! Shoot!
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Oh, no!
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You know... Well, actually, he has got a
point. I mean, it's a bit confusing.
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You know, the king and queen not
actually being married, and... It was
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really nice when you said that you loved
me. Look, Gareth, let's not... Oh, my
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God, what are you doing?
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I was wondering if you had any scrolls
that could help Ling Nami against
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attacking foe. Maybe something that
could help a person save the lives of
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everyone in Hortensia from a certain
slaughter.
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Do you have any of those?
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Are you sure this is going to work?
Because if not, my career is kind of
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over. Squire killing his own knight and
all.
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Good thing you've got your priorities in
the right place.
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Right.
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The moment of truth.
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It's ready.
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Isn't this exciting?
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You do the honours.
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Oh, we wait.
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Personally, I'm not a man who was born
with a gift of patience, so I choose to
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stay distracted by decluttering.
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You're helping.
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Try not to stab me.
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Right, we will start in the pantry and
work our way down.
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Stay strong.
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It's funny.
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You know a king, you're giving
everything you ever want.
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Now all I want is my friend back and
there's nothing I can do about it.
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Are you dead?
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I'm dead.
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Dead.
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Goodbye,
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yes it's time to say goodbye.
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Said, I know, but are you done with
living? It's time to give in and go
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and go.
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Goodbye.
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Funny how the time did fly.
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Really, it's a crime you're heading
forever to the great big whatever in the
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sky.
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Don't bother packing, simply say
sayonara, cause there ain't no tomorrow
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where you're going.
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Sure, we all feel for you, but things
just got real for you, so why not make
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amends to all your family and friends?
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Bye, sorry that I made you die. It's not
okay, Sid.
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Yeah, I'm here. I'm not sure why.
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Me either. Seriously, who invited you?
All because I'm gonna cry.
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No. My.
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Please. Go.
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Don't. How.
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Goodbye.
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Roberta. Seems as though we just said
hi.
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Yeah, well, we did. We did.
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I am just some random guy.
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What happened? I just ran out of
friends.
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Come. I'm not leaving. Not without...
Isabella.
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But wait, is she in trouble?
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My love?
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Yes,
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you can.
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Wait,
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what?
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I didn't say that. I've never made a
fart joke in my life. You asked to see
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me, Princess.
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Take me to the armory.
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It's time to defend this kingdom.
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Wait. There's been a misunderstanding.
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Stop singing.
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I have to go back.
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You can't, though, and we both know why.
No, I have to tell her.
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She has to know that I love her.
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Goodbye.
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Why do I still have these?
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No, I'm all right. Leave me alone.
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Oh, shut up.
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Perhaps it's time to let him go.
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No.
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I'm not ready.
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You must.
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He's all I have.
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That's not true.
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You've got me.
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I do?
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Richard, you're the reason I came on
this journey to begin with.
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It's always been you.
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I guess what I'm trying to say is when
all's said and done, I'm just a girl
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standing in front of a boy over a dead
body, asking him to like her.
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Welcome back, old friend.
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Isn't this terrific?
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Yeah. You couldn't wait 30 more seconds
to come back from the dead, huh?
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Scratch that trunk, and you'll be in
pieces in the next trunk.
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Listen.
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We should talk about this whole wedding
thing.
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What? Talk?
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Since when do we talk?
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Your Highness.
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Your troops are ready.
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For review.
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Oh, thank God.
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Look, Gareth, I can't talk about these
kinds of things.
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I'm sorry.
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Let's drop it.
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Come on, Queenie.
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When we started this, we said we'd never
go to war angry.
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I'm not angry. I just don't want to
discuss it with you.
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Okay, then.
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We'll discuss it with someone else.
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Soldiers of Valencia!
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I love you.
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There it is.
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Certainly hope when I've said it for the
first time in my life.
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What do you think about that?
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We love you too, sir.
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And I appreciate that, soldiers.
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And yes, I too am starting to feel the
same way.
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But this is all new to me, you know?
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I've never felt this way before, and now
there's this pressure to move forward,
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forward, forward.
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It's important that you feel
comfortable, soldiers.
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So maybe we should slow down a bit.
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We've got something special.
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And I don't want to ruin it.
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That's good to hear.
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At least I imagine it is.
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For the soldiers.
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I need all maps, timetables, previous
battle plans, and a glass of milk
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because I have a really thirsty tummy.
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Guards, open the armory. Show me
Hortensia's weapons of war.
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This is it. These are all toys.
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Yeah.
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Maybe it wasn't the best idea to put an
11-year-old in charge of designing the
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army.
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Mmm.
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Chocolate.
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Did something happen between you two?
Because you're kind of creeping me out.
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No.
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Well, I've really enjoyed spending some
time with you. See you again, I hope.
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Yeah, sure.
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We good to go?
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Hortensia's still a few days... Sorry, I
feel like there's a very tiny, wily
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little hair stuck in the back of my
throat.
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Weird. Yeah.
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You were saying?
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We must come to Isabella's aid, whether
we have an army or no.
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Army?
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You know, if you're looking for an army,
I have something here that might be of
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interest to you.
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There was a...
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War here, a few years back.
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And I've been using the dead and buried
soldiers to experiment on.
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With a bit of success.
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You've got a freaky side, Neil.
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And I like it.
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There's a few hundred of them back
there, which makes them an army.
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Half-dead army.
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Or half-alive, depends on whether you're
a glass-half-dead kind of guy.
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Either way, they're yours, if you want
them.
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Please take them. They freak me out.
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I like it.
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Back! Back!
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You have to be careful. They'll bite me.
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Gabby, no! Gabby, no!
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