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Oh, my queen, said the royal sorcerer to
Hatshepsut. With this amulet, you and
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your descendants are endowed by the
goddess Isis with the powers of the
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animals and the element. You will soar
as the falcon soars, run with the speed
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of gazelles, and command the elements of
sky and earth.
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Three thousand years later, a young
science teacher dug up this lost
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treasure and found she was heir to...
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The secrets of ISIS. And so, unknown to
even her closest friends, Rick Mason and
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Cindy Lee, she became a dual person.
Andrea Thomas, teacher.
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Almighty ISIS.
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And ISIS, dedicated foe of evil,
defender of the weak, champion of truth
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and justice.
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You mean you'd rather go bird watching
than play tennis with me?
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Ridiculous, isn't it?
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Well, I can't blame you if you'd rather
face an eagle than my blazing serve.
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I know I should be horsewhipped for
reminding you, but the last time I faced
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your blazing serve, you lost six to
nothing.
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It was just a fluke.
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Besides, I won't let that happen again.
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I've been practicing.
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Since yesterday?
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Come on, Nance, let's go.
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Go? Go where?
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Willie Beacon says he spotted an eagle's
nest up on Rocky Point.
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An eagle's nest on Rocky's Point?
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I refuse to believe it. I know, this
isn't eagle territory.
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But if it's true, I want to get a
picture before anybody else does.
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Okay, but I don't believe it.
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There. There it is.
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Hey, I bet it is an eagle's nest.
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That's it, all right.
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Looks like there might be some eggs in
it.
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What a picture that's going to make. Did
you bring your telephoto lens?
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Nah, I won't need it. I'll go down there
to take the shot.
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That is a bit dangerous.
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What kind of dangerous? We took up
mountain climbing for just this kind of
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thing, didn't we?
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Yeah, but mountain climbing's different.
You come prepared. You do bring a lot of
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equipment. Now, would the old master
come unprepared?
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You've got to have more faith in me,
Nance.
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Voila! That's French for looks I got.
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Going down on that?
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I'm so afraid I wouldn't use this entire
Christmas present.
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It's plenty safe for one more trip.
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Look at that, like a steel cable.
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Oh, please, Dee.
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I really wish you wouldn't.
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It'll be all right, you'll see.
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You just keep an eye out for Mama Eagle
and let me know if she comes back.
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a piece of cake.
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Nancy. It's Dean.
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I know.
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Sister goddess of the wind, return to me
the rope that failed.
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Isis, please. Please hurry.
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Strands of rope which were undone come
together now as one.
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I don't know what would have happened if
you hadn't come along.
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I do.
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And it wouldn't be a very pleasant
thought.
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For a young man who's supposed to be
familiar with mountain climbing
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equipment, using that sort of thing is
unforgivable.
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I'm sorry, Asus.
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It won't happen again.
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And I'll make sure it doesn't.
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Good.
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What are you teaching him, Cindy?
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It's an experiment.
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I'm trying to build Tut's ego to the
point where he thinks he's an eagle.
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He already believes he's an eagle.
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That's his problem.
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Is everything put away?
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Everything's put away.
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Then we can go.
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Is Mr. Mason coming by to pick you up?
No. Today is his day to coach the scuba
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diving class.
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In that case, how about a sandwich on
the way home?
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That is a spectacular idea. I'm starved.
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And I'll buy.
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Thank you.
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Bye, girls.
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Everybody put your gear down and we'll
talk a bit over here.
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He gives us that safety lecture one more
time, I swear.
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Come on, Steve.
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He's only doing it for our good. I know,
I know, but I'm getting tired of the
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routine. We've heard it a million times.
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Safety, safety, safety.
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Okay, everybody listen and listen
carefully.
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I know you've heard this all before, but
you're going to hear it again and often.
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The name of the game is safety.
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What'd I tell you?
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Shh. Now, there is no margin for error.
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The first mistake you make could very
well be your last.
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Now, we were lucky today.
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There were mistakes made, but none of
them were fatal.
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You, Steve, you're number one.
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Me? Yes, you.
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You came all the way up from 12 feet
without exhaling once.
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Well, heck, Mr. Mason, it was only 12
feet. Look at me. I'm okay.
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Sure you are this time.
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But next time, you may not be.
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Now, I've warned you that six feet is a
danger point.
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It's very possible to get an air
embolism on the way to the surface if
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you don't breathe.
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Now, you have a tank.
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Use it.
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Yes, sir.
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All right. Now, everybody else, the
first cardinal rule of diving is that
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you never dive without a partner.
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Okay? You never dive without a partner.
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Man, he's getting to be a real old lady
with these rules.
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Would you stop that? You've caused more
than enough trouble as it is.
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Put on exactly the same amount of plain
water as you have oil.
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Which proves that water is heavier than
oil, and why we would see oil floating
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on the surface of water. Right.
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How is your scuba diving fast?
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All right, except for a problem.
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What's up?
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Steve Conrad.
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I'm thinking of dropping him from the
club.
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Isn't he a good diver, Mr. Mason?
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He's careless and impatient, and those
traits just aren't good for a scuba
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diver. You're right.
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He has to be taught to control his
impatience and not be careless.
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That's a pretty big job you're talking
about.
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Well, it's certainly worth the effort.
Steve is potentially a very valuable
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human being. He's studying to be an
environmentalist. He's interested in
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endangered species of all kinds. And
he's a very personable young man that...
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Andrea, Steve is an endangered species.
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And if he doesn't quit being so careless
and impatient, he's going to become
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extinct.
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I agree.
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So do I. So do I.
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All right.
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You're awful close to getting thrown out
of the scuba diving club.
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You're kidding.
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What did he do?
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Mr. Mason thinks you're too careless,
too impatient, just too dangerous for
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yourself. No, Mr. Mason worries too
much.
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That stunt at Rocky Point didn't help
any.
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It was an accident.
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Sure, but it's the kind of accident that
happens only to you, not to other
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people. Come on, Cindy.
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Look, I've ruined my brownie points by
warning you. It's your baby now.
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See you later.
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Thanks, Cindy.
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Oh, come on. You're not going to let
Mother Mason's nitpicking bother you,
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are you?
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Yes, because he's not all wrong.
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I mean, sometimes you scare me half to
death. The way you jump into things
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without even thinking.
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You mean that Rocky Point business
again?
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It could have happened to anybody. But
it didn't. And like Cindy says, it
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happened to you.
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And maybe the next time it happens, ISIS
won't be there to help you.
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Tell you what.
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Why don't we wait and see if I get into
real trouble again?
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We'll find out.
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Okay?
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Okay.
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Hi, Miss Thomas.
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Hi, Cindy.
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I have a confession to make.
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Oh?
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I just ran into Steve and Nancy.
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And you told Steve everything Mr. Mason
had to say.
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How did you know that?
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Why else would you look so guilty?
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Did I do the wrong thing?
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No, he did the right thing.
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I think Mr. Mason will agree.
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I just hope Steve thinks so, too.
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Matt, Finn, weight belt secure?
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Okay,
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everybody check your regulators.
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Steve, is all of your equipment working
properly?
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Yes, sir, I think so.
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I don't care what you think.
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I want you to know that everything is
working properly.
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Now, you go back and recheck every piece
of equipment. When you know it's working
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perfectly, you recheck it again. You
understand?
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Yes, sir.
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Check, double check, triple check.
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Right. Okay, everybody, let's go. Pair
up. We might as well get wet. What about
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me, Mr. Mason? Nancy isn't here yet. I'm
sorry, Steve. You know the rule. No
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diving without a partner.
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You'll just have to wait until she can
join us.
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Okay, everybody, let's go.
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What is it, Ted?
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I'm an eagle.
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I'm an eagle.
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I don't care what Cindy says. You're not
an eagle. You're not even bald enough to
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be an eagle.
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I'm not even sure you're really a bird.
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I'm an eagle.
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I guess I missed the dive.
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I'm afraid you did.
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Where's Steve?
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I don't know. Why?
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Because I told him to wait here for you.
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You don't think he could have gone down
all by himself?
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It looks that way.
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Everybody, check your tanks. We're going
in again.
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Nancy, I'm sure everything is all right,
but just to be on the safe side and have
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a backup, will you notify the lake
patrol?
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Yes, sir. Okay.
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Okay. Let's go. Everybody in.
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I'm going to get help.
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We're just about all out of air, so
there's nothing left for us to do but
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wait. Hope that Steve isn't in any
trouble.
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Rick!
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Isis, your timing's perfect.
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Steve's under the water alone. We can't
find him. I know it. Give me your tank.
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There's not much air left in it.
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Let's hope we won't need much.
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It's Isis. It's Isis. She's got him.
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Steve, are you all right?
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Fine. Fine, Mr. Mason.
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I don't know what to say, Isis, except
thanks again.
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Thanks is enough, Rick. I'm just glad I
got to him in time.
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I'll guarantee you one thing.
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You won't have to do it again.
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Don't be too hasty with him, Rick.
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She took my tank and without putting it
on, jumped in. Well, to make a long
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story short, thanks to ISIS, Steve is
still with us.
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I think Nancy feels worse than Steve.
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Hello.
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Miss Thomas, you missed everything.
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Steve was trapped underwater and ISIS
saved him.
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Is he all right?
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Oh, he's fine now.
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Oh, he's fine. But he won't be fine when
I kick him out of the club.
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Oh, Mr. Mason.
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Oh, Mr. Mason.
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Steve is such a nice guy.
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But this was the worst and final stunt.
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He looks pretty scared to me.
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Look, me too. If it hadn't been for
ISIS, I'd have Steve on my conscience
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for the rest of my life. I mean, he's
through. That's it. No thanks.
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At least have a talk with him.
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All right, I'll talk with him. But it
won't do any good because he's out of
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the club, period.
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Steve, I have something I want to say to
you.
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Well, I'll bet you do, Mr. Mason.
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I have something to say to you, too.
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Oh?
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Is it okay if I go first before I lose
my nerve?
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Okay, go ahead.
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Mr. Mason, you know all those safety
rules you kept pounding at us over and
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over again?
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Make sure. Don't take chances.
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Double check.
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Well, I used to think you were just
being an old lady about it.
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But I gotta tell you, from now on,
compared to me, you're gonna look like
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some kind of a daredevil.
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Whatever you do to me, Mr. Mason, this
is one lesson I'm never going to forget.
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Well, I'll tell you what, Steve.
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As long as it never happens again, I
won't kick you out of the club.
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I will put you on suspension for the
rest of the month and probation for the
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remainder of the year, though.
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Thanks a lot, Mr. Mason.
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You won't be sorry.
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Okay, Steve.
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What was this out-of-the-club business,
period?
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Well, I think he had a pretty good scare
and learned a lesson.
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Besides, I don't expect any more trouble
out of Steve.
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What are you two smirking about?
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I'm not smirking, Mr. Mason.
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Neither am I.
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Well, wait a minute.
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We'll return to the Shazam Isis Hour
after these messages.
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We've all heard the expression, safety
first.
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But sometimes we forget just how
important that saying is.
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Safety first means nothing is more
important than being sure you think
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before you act.
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So, don't take a chance. Think safety
and act safely.
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See you next week.
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