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(Multicom Jingle)
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- [Narrator] Previously on "Grand Star."
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- Jonah.
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- Suki.
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- What are you doing here?
- Jumped train.
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I was a cabaret acrobat.
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- You're on the run?
- What are you gonna do,
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a blackout?
- You got it.
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- But that's crazy.
- Shut up.
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(electronic buzzing)
(alarm blaring)
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- Now I just feel stuck with
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this guy who just wants to control me.
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Cal, what are you doing?
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- [Man Of The Cold] I
can read your thoughts
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as you can read mine, you are one of us.
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- One of what?
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- Do you know who we are?
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- You're the People of the Cold.
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- Our bodies can only survive
at extremely low temperatures.
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- [Man Of The Cold]
Well, are you one of us?
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- I don't know, can you tell me?
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(dramatic electronic music)
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(crackling)
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(anxious electronic, violin music)
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I'd like to tell you it's easy
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for me to explain this but it's not.
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I'm sorry to leave like
this but it's just that
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there's something inside
of me pulling me away.
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I don't know what it is but
I must follow my instincts.
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(soft piano music)
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Ever since I saw a glimpse of the sun,
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I knew my life had to change
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and now the time has come.
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- [Man Of The Cold] Go home.
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Go home.
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- [Cal] I've made my decision.
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- [Man Of The Cold] Welcome to our world.
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Don't be afraid of the cold.
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Don't be afraid of the People of the Cold.
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It's the heart that brings warmth.
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I wish you good luck, Cal.
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- Kurt, where's my sunbed?
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- All right people, get naked,
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10 minutes of Vitamin D comin' up.
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- You don't think Kurt's
mom has noticed yet?
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(mid tempo electronic music)
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(upbeat electronic music)
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- Hey, you look pale.
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- Yeah well you know, I
live in a sunless world.
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Plus I had 15 minutes yesterday.
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- 15.
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You must be the son of
a prominent individual.
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Most people around here have to
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be content with five minutes a week.
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- If they can afford it.
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- You guys can stop acting stupid.
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I know that you took my mom's sunbed.
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- [Suki] Us?
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- [Zel] You're stealing
from your friends now, huh?
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That's no good.
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- Why does every Counselor
need their own sunbed anyway?
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- I agree 100%.
- Yeah?
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Well if you really feel that
way, you should join us.
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- You know what you did is not
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gonna make a difference in the long run.
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- What will?
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- Cal thinks it's finding the
Renewers, helping them out.
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That's the only way things
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are actually gonna change around here.
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Hey, Mr. Ragg.
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- [Suki] Hi, Mr. Ragg.
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- Have any of you seen Cal?
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- No.
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- When was the last time?
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- A few days ago.
- Me too.
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- If you knew something,
you'd tell me, right?
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- Yeah.
- Yeah, of course.
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Did Cal tell you anything?
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- No, he hasn't been the same
over the past little while.
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- Do you think it's 'cause of me?
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(anxious violin tones)
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- [Male Liaison Agent] I'm sorry.
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(mid tempo drumbeat)
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- You wanted to see me?
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- [Female Liaison Agent]
We have heard reports
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stating your behavior has
been somewhat erratic.
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This is very puzzling to us.
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We know you disagree with
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our intentions regarding your station.
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- So what is this meeting all about?
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- [Female Liaison Agent]
You have something we need,
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a document.
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- What kind of document?
- You know very well.
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You were asked for it and
you failed to hand it over.
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Should you fail again,
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that would cause us to terminate
our relationship with you.
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- I can't do anything
against my conscience.
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- [Female Liaison Agent]
This meeting is over.
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- Can you hear me?
- This meeting is over.
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(tense violin tones)
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(wind howling)
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(electronic beeping)
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- [Damien] Professor Ragg,
please open the door.
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I'm here to invite you to a party.
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- When will this take place?
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- Tonight, CEO Palidor
specifically asked that you attend.
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So will you be there?
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- Oh yeah, yes, I'll be there.
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I'll be going through
my usual circus routine.
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- I'm sorry?
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- You don't ever feel
like a circus animal,
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jumping through hoops?
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- No, never.
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- Well you should look
at yourself sometime.
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- I'll pretend I didn't
hear that, shall I?
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Will your son be attending?
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- My son?
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- Yes, your son Cal, he
can come too if he wants.
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- Oh yes, I'll ask him.
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- Good, see you tonight
then, Professor Ragg.
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(sighing)
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- [Liam] I haven't talked to
you much about your mother.
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- [Cal] I know and I'm tired
of getting bits and pieces.
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(anxious electronic tones)
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(tense rising violin tones)
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- You, what do you want from us?
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You have destroyed everything.
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I have no more son, I
have no more husband.
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- I don't know if all of
that was my fault or not.
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Look, I'm here to find the Renewers.
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I know you can help me,
you must know something.
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- They come, they go,
they don't talk very much.
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They say that someday
the sun's gonna come back
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and then they vanish and
I never see them again.
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You won't find them here.
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They're very far away, Cal.
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They're very, very far from here.
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- [Suki] Do you think this is smart?
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- Yeah.
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- Okay, let me get this straight.
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You want to steal food
right under Palidor's nose?
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- You could get in, couldn't you?
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- Me?
- Yeah.
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I hear you're on good terms
with Lieutenant Damien.
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- Well yeah but I just
don't, I don't really--
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- Hey Suk, what's the deal?
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Are you two lovers?
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- Oh no.
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- Are you
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fond of him?
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- I'm with Suki, it seems pretty risky.
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- Of course it is but once
people see that we pull it off,
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maybe they'll think that
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the Pointsmen aren't so invulnerable.
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You'll do it?
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- Hey.
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- Hey, I'm a friend, hey Suki.
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- Kurt, I know him, he's okay.
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What are you doing here?
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- I'm looking for soulmates, I wanna join.
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- Clean and soft hands,
you must be a rich kid.
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- If only you could see my
heart, you wouldn't believe it.
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- Wise guy, huh?
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- That's right.
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(low anxious electronic tones)
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- Bogdan could tell you
more but he's gone off.
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They found a whale, a great frozen whale.
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It would mean food and
oil for us for months
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if they can salvage some of it.
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I don't know whether he'll be coming back.
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He was really upset about
what happened to our son.
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- Jonah's fine.
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- But now here the sad truth is that
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a long family line has come to an end.
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The last time he came back from
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a scavenging trip, he brought this back.
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- This feels good.
- Yeah.
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- Did a Person of the
Cold give this to him?
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- [Yana] Yes.
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(screaming)
Oh no, not again.
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- [Cal] Yana, what's wrong?
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(anxious violin music)
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- They keep coming back, they
steal anything they can take.
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They steal everything.
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- My helmet and thermal suit are gone.
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I have to, I need to know the truth.
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- [Man Of The Cold] Are you one of us?
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- [Cal] I don't know, can you tell me?
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Didn't you just say that
you actually read somebody's
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thoughts and that you exploded
that glass booth at Zel's?
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I mean you can't invent that.
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He could read my thoughts
and I could read his.
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- Well, so he's telepathic.
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That doesn't make you anything
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other than a normal human being.
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- Do you know very many
human beings who can do that?
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- I'm amazed you wanted to come.
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- I thought I would check out
you Counselors live in action.
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Plus my mother needed a date.
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- Just don't say anything
to get us into trouble.
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- I'm not gonna say a word, mom.
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(anxious violin music)
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- [Kurt] There is something
behind this crazy sky box.
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The Pointsmen and Palidor
are hiding something huge.
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- [Cal] Yeah, I know that Kurt
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but it's me that I'm unsure about.
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(ominous whirring)
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- Suki.
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What are you doing here?
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- Crashing.
- I can see that.
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You just vanished like a thief
in the night, what happened?
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- Well ever since I was mysteriously freed
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from the evil clutches of the
cabaret, I'm moving around.
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- Glad to see you're enjoying
your newfound freedom.
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I can help you go further, you know.
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- Yes Damien, I know.
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- No you don't, not yet.
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Have you ever heard of Paradise Station?
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It's a secret resort.
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Warm, fragrant, lush.
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Full of fountains and streams
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and trees swaying softly in the breeze.
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Pretty much how the Old World
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must have been like, they imagine.
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- [Suki] Go on.
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- It's for Pointsmen and their
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families and their loved ones.
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Why did you come here?
- The truth,
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because I was hungry, all right?
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You're not gonna tell on me, are you?
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- Not if you stay with me.
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(mid tempo electronic music)
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(relaxed violin music)
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(lightning crackling)
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(mid tempo electronic music)
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- Kurt.
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How are you?
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- Good, good, Mr. Ragg, nice to see you.
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- Yeah.
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Oh, she's the girl that's
breaking my son's heart.
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- It's not quite that simple, Mr. Ragg.
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- No?
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- Have you seen Cal?
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- No, no.
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- Damien.
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- [Damien] Sir.
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- If something's not done
about the food situation soon,
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we'll have to send out for some
400 year old frozen pizzas.
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- I'll see to it straightaway, sir.
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- Do.
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(anxious violin, electronic music)
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- Lock all the entrances and
exits, something's going on.
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- Sorry, I guess I'll talk to you later.
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Get down, get down, they're onto us.
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- Behave, little rich boy
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or I'll teach you the rules of life.
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- Please do.
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- NS-Five, I want a complete body search
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of anyone entering or exiting the palace.
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Unit Eight, send three
teams to the back market.
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Anyone recently selling fresh food,
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please arrest them immediately.
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(anxious electronic music)
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(playful ensemble music)
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- Here, enjoy.
- Here's your salad, missus.
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(anxious violin music)
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(lightning crackling)
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- Help me, please.
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Please help me.
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Wait.
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Please help me.
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Who are you?
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- [Nara] I'm a very little
star that fell on the earth.
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- [Cal] I'm Cal.
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- [Nara] Where is your home, young man?
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- I think we might as well get settled in,
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we're gonna be here for a bit.
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We could have a little fruit party.
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(Kurt chuckling)
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- Be quiet.
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Shut up.
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Be quiet, be quiet, be
quiet, breathe, shh.
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(relaxed violin, flute music)
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(relaxed electronic, violin music)
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- If only my mother
could taste one of these.
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- Maybe now you shouldn't think
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about telling her where you are.
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- Yeah, I know.
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- I hope you saved us some.
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(anxious electronic music)
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- We don't decide for someone
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if he's one of us or not,
you should know that.
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- But I know he is, he talks.
294
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- Reading our thoughts does
not make him one of us.
295
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Nara, you should let him go,
let him go while you still can.
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- He will die.
- That is his choice.
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- But why treat him like an enemy?
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- Oh,
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Nara.
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Nara, Nara.
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(chuckles)
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You must not change the
course of his journey.
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- But he doesn't have
a home, he's an orphan.
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- How do you know that?
305
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- Because I know.
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- Do not ever do that again.
307
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If he is of the Cold, he must
find that out for himself.
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(anxious violin music)
309
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- He doesn't know it but
he's breaking my heart.
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Listen to what I found.
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- [Cal] I'd like to tell you
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it's easy for me to
explain this but it's not.
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I'm sorry to leave like
this but it's just that
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there's something inside
of me pulling me away.
315
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I don't know what it is but
I must follow my instincts.
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It's nothing against you, dad
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and it's nothing against anybody.
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I love you.
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(dramatic electronic ensemble music)
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(Multicom Jingle)
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