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Look at me go.
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Leading an army of half-dead zombie
warriors on a quest to save a princess.
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Now that is solid hero stuff. One of
your most heroic scenarios, sir.
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Legendary. Totally.
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Though you have to admit, when the flesh
hits the road, it does feel just a bit
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challenging, does it not?
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No,
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guys. Guys, go around the tree. Go
around.
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I don't know why I bother.
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I mean, they're basically useless,
aren't they?
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Yeah, pretty much.
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Although I have noticed they are quite
drawn to you, sir.
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Maybe it's because you were briefly
dead.
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Oh, yeah.
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And why was that, Sid?
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Why was I briefly dead?
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I told you how bad I feel about that.
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Are you ever going to let it go? Oh, you
mean like when you let go of the sword
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and it flew through the air, sticking
into my chest, temporarily killing me?
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So I'll take that as a no, then.
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Right.
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We're almost to Valencia.
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I'm going to scout ahead to that castle,
see if it's truly empty.
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Wow.
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Valencia.
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Seems like just yesterday I was the
worst tyrant this land has ever seen.
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Life is weird.
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Yeah, cuckoo bananas. You stay here with
Roberta.
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I think that's a great idea.
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Don't you, Richard?
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Hey, Gallivan, good story I want to tell
you.
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I need your advice.
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I really want to kiss Roberta.
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And stuff. And I think the timing is
right, but did she say she likes me? Get
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to the point.
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Do I ask her? Do I just grab her and
kiss her?
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Sneak up behind her in dark clothing,
shout boo and kiss her when she's
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screaming? What? Look, I would love to
help you. I've sort of got more
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important things to do, OK? But no, no,
definitely don't do the boo version.
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It's all frowned upon.
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OK? Good girl.
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No boo version.
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Good to know.
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Look, guys, guys, guys.
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You can't go with me. I'm sneaking.
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No, seriously.
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Just... I'm trying to do a secret castle
scout.
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Just... Oh, for the love of God.
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Yeah. Yeah, all right. Come on.
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That's to ask you.
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Hey, what's your favorite tree? Because
kids these days are all into oaks, but I
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like a spruce. Oh, my God.
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That was wonderful.
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So we'll just stand here and listen to
this happen, then, I guess.
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A leg of truce. Nothing to worry about.
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Guaranteed safe passage.
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Super poor form to kill us.
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Will you stop it? You're making us look
like tools.
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We are tools.
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Tools that will be used to make the
Valencian swords dull. With murder!
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Sorry, I'm nervous. My jokes get kind of
weird.
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We'll be fine.
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Sure, we can't defeat the Valencians
with my cousin's toy army.
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But terms of surrender are always
offered before a battle.
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Easy peasy, pudding and pie.
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We're going to pudding and die.
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I'll try and pull it together.
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This was such a good idea.
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I think getting out of the castle was
great for us, you know?
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It's never like a good old war camp.
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Fresh air, sounds of nature, and the
promise of getting to kill people.
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It just really gives a man a lift, you
know what I mean?
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Yeah, it's nice.
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What?
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Flag of truth?
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No, no, no, no, no, no. What is she
doing here?
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She's probably come to discuss terms of
surrender.
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I don't... I want her to surrender. I
want to kill her.
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Jareth. Not Lena.
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Princess. And the fool.
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Sorry,
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it's pretty tense in here.
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I thought we might discuss terms.
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Avoid unnecessary bloodshed. Well, I
kind of am here for the unnecessary
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bloodshed. The rules of war dictate
that... George, you're going to be lame
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about this, aren't you?
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Fine. Here are my terms.
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Complete surrender.
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Hand over your castle, your gold, your
jewels, your livestock. I think that's a
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bit extreme. Not done.
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All the men of fighting age will be
conscripted into our army.
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Oh, and I want all the children to put
their toys in a pile. Then I'm going to
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light it on fire.
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Yay, I'm having fun after all.
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If I could have a moment.
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These tongues are impossible.
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Your terms are monstrous, but I think...
Oh, and one last thing.
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I want you to be my new handmaiden.
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Your main duty will be cleaning my
crown. That is not your crown. That
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is the official crown of the Queen of
Valencia. And my mother is its rightful
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owner. Settle down, tiny tot. You're the
one who came here to surrender.
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You're going to regret calling me Tiny
Todd.
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Yes! Chatbot!
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Finally. I've been waiting two seasons
for this.
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I don't like you.
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I really don't like you.
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I really, really, really, really want
you gone.
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This won't surprise you, but I despise
you. You want to see it's just me
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because it's on.
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I'm thinner, cooler, clearly much
crueler. And check out the bling, I'm
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your kingdom's new ruler. Boom!
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Got a jeweler to pimp out your crown.
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The surf may be up, but I'm taking you
down. Enough peasantry, you're queen
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peasant-ly. But hon, you're just one of
the peasantry. Tosher is baking and
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faking the funk. You'll just have to
deal. Oh, I'll deal with you, punk.
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I've got
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the...
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You've got nothing. I've got the...
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The hero's sword. That's right. The one
king to unite them all.
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Don't have the bearer of the one true.
Oh, I most certainly do. Don't I,
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Jester? Oh, yeah. Word up.
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I don't like you.
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I really don't like you.
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You really, really, really, really cross
the line.
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And soon your castle and your ass will
be mine.
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I don't like you. I will see you on the
battlefield.
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You challenged this giant army to a
fight, and you told them you have the
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bearer of the sword of the one true
king, which I might, and we don't. No
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one knows who it is.
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Don't get your bells in a bunch.
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I lost my temper.
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You heard Madelena's terms.
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We have to fight, and we will win. How
exactly?
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Our army has no weapons.
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We'll improvise.
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Tell the people together anything we can
use as weapons, and we will make our
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stand. All right. I just wish you hadn't
riled up Madelena. She seems really
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pissed.
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Queenie, relax.
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Everything's fine.
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Relax. If the one true king is really on
her side, that's bad news.
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The prophecy says he who pulls the sword
from the stump will unite the kingdoms
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under his glorious rule.
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Prophecy's never wrong.
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That's just science.
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Look, I trained this army, and they're
more than capable of handling some
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stupid king with some fancy sword.
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Don't worry.
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Oh, you should worry.
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But luckily, we have a secret weapon on
our side, and that secret weapon is...
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Moi.
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What? France. Not only am I the most
respected wedding planner in the land,
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I'm also a practitioner of the dark
arts.
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A master of the do-do.
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What's that?
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The dark, dark, evil way? The do-do?
Shut up, Barry!
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But what he said is right.
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Why do you call it the do-do?
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Wouldn't it be simpler just to say the
dew? Good point. No, no, no. The way
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isn't just dark.
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It's dark, dark.
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The dew is the most powerful force to
ever exist.
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With it, you can control events, bend
them to your will, turn everything to
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your favor.
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It also helped me with my stubborn tummy
fat.
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So all we have to do is eat this, then
we have magic.
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No, no. Oh, sorry. I see where the
confusion lies.
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This is cherry jubilee.
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Something I was thinking about for your
potential wedding.
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Imagine a darkened hall.
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Hundreds of these coming in at once. Oh,
wow.
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I'm in. Oh, good.
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Barry, order the bowls.
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I meant with to-do.
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Hold on a minute.
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I said I can handle this.
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Come on, Gareth.
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Let's do to-do.
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I'll have a word with you for a minute.
What's wrong?
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Look, we've got... good thing going. Do
you want to bring dark magic into this?
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I don't know.
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A little to-do might be exciting.
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I think that.
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It's really fancy, Tom. Yes.
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Are you sure you can win the battle
without it?
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Positive.
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Sorry, Mr. Wormwood.
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No to-do.
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I'll find you later.
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Did you?
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Are you sure they're
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gone?
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Well, they looked empty from the top of
the hill.
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Open those.
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Off to invade Hortensia, back in a
jiffy.
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Looks like we definitely have the place
to ourselves, don't we, guys?
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What's going on with them? Don't know.
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Oh, is that you?
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You want to hear how we spent our
evening?
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No, he really doesn't.
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We went to the lake.
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Things are kind of snuggly. She led me
behind a tree.
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He began to shake.
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It was pretty ugly.
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I had given up basically.
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Then, bye!
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And the night was still kind of young.
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When he finished crying, swept her off
her feet.
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Finally, we were getting jiggy. Finally,
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his words were mine.
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Finally, it only took three bottles of
wine.
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I think she knows how I feel.
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Should I tell her I love her?
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Oops. I think I just did.
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Finally.
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Finally.
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Finally.
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Finally.
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Well, if you'll excuse us, my
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girlfriend and I are going to go inside
and, um...
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A brunch.
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We're not having brunch.
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Oh, kill me.
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Not you, Sid. It was just an expression.
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Another good one, sir.
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I'm ready to do whatever I need to join
the dark, dark evil with... Excellent.
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Oh, God, no, sorry.
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That's beyond even me.
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No, fine, give it here.
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No, no, it's all right.
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I'm just babysitting for one of the
kitchen staff.
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I was cutting up a peach for the little
chap.
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Oh, sorry. I thought you meant... Ah,
right. So, the de-do?
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You're interested?
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Very. I'm in.
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Let's de-do it. Oh, God, that's very
funny.
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Thank you.
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I think with these powers, you'll
definitely win the war.
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And I think you'll find the do-do folks,
a fun group of people to be with.
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So is it like a ceremony or something?
No, you just sign a contract for your
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immortal soul.
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Where did I put it?
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Ah!
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Here.
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No, no, no. You don't have to sign in
blood.
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I just gave you the knife to hold.
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A quill's fine.
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Yes, but points for enthusiasm, though.
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If you could, let's just keep this as
our little secret.
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There's no reason Gareth needs to know.
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No?
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Now, please step away from the baby. You
really freaked me out before.
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Yes, sure, of course.
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I want to thank everyone for pitching in
and collecting things we can use as
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weapons.
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But we may... to sort through and pick
out the best of it.
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Okay?
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Right.
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Pots and pans.
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Very good for bonking heads.
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A couple of spatulas.
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A whisk.
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Weren't there any knives in the kitchen?
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No?
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Shame. I've got a potato. It's very
pointy.
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I didn't find any weapons, but I'm
really going to give those Valencians a
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piece of my mind. Her words can be very
cutting.
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Well? We don't have much in the way of
weapons, but we got grit and
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determination.
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Yeah!
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I mean, it's a bit desperate, isn't it?
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Come on, guys.
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Show me something.
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There must be more than this Amos Amble.
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You were soldiers once, weren't you?
Don't you remember any of that?
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Huh? All right, raise your weapons.
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Or not.
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Maybe you'll respond to danger!
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Oh, for the love of God.
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I'm going to fail.
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I'm going to fail.
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And Isabella's going to die thinking I
don't love her.
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Which isn't true.
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I love her to the very fibre of my
being.
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She'll never know.
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I love her.
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I came back from the dead for love.
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Does love speak to you?
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Will you follow me for love?
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Will you fight with me for love?
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Now who's with me?
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Well said, my friend.
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Well said.
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Saddle up.
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It's time for battle.
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I am ready for war. Not just to sit in a
comfy chair and watch up on a hill while
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eating cucumber sandwiches. Although
that was delightful. No, I am actually
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ready to stand next to you and fight.
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Sounds like you found your manhood,
Richard.
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Bobby found it.
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A bunch of times, if you know what I'm
saying, huh?
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Unfortunately, I do.
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That's really thick armor.
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Has anyone seen Sid? There's this one
strap on my arm that I can never... Oh!
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Sorry, he asked me to give you... Last
night.
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I can't stand the shame of having
briefly killed the greatest hero in the
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seven realms.
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I've left to redeem myself, Sid.
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He doesn't need to redeem himself. I was
just giving him a hard time. Mother
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always said she never knew when I was
joking.
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Oh, I hate it when Mother is right.
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We'll go find him.
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Strange being in this room again.
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Seems like a lifetime ago I sat on that
throne.
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So much has changed.
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If I ever got the chance to be a king
again, I would do things so differently.
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Richard, I have to tell you something.
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It's hard to say.
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But, um... I can't go into battle with
you.
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What are you talking about?
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Richard, you're not a fighter. And I
love you too much to watch you die. And
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you will die.
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Horribly.
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Mutilated. Who?
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Crying blood.
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Having soiled yourself with people
trying to cut off your head.
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Who? People pointing and laughing,
bloating on the battlefield.
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It's going to be hideous. It can be
quite fun, but not for you.
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Got it. I can't be part of that.
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It'll destroy me. My darling, you worry
too much. I'll be fine.
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Yes, perhaps a bit less confident after
your very charmingly graphic
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description, but believe me, I'll be
fine.
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Let's forget this whole battle and leave
and go and build a life for ourselves.
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My aunt has a farm across the Lonely Sea
in the shadow of Mount Pinto. It's so
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beautiful. Lots of cats.
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We can be happy there.
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I can get us one-way tickets and... I
have to do this.
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I can't let Galavant down.
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And I can't watch you die.
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So what are we saying?
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I think we're saying goodbye.
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Let's make this sacrifice worth it.
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For love.
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For love.
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It's a dark season and it's been all
along.
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A grim season.
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There's no point in pretending.
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For some reason we're still singing this
song.
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But this time with the duty of an
ending.
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What just happened? I thought. Oh, look,
a squirrel.
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Now I must ride to somewhere to do
something to atone.
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I'll cross the lonely sea to spend my
lonely life alone.
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Beyond the bitter desert. In the shadow
of Mount Finster.
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With a bunch of stupid cats.
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Now this.
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Caesar needs a hero and he...
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