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Chosen from among all others by the
immortal elders Solomon, Hercules,
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Atlas, Zeus, Achilles, Mercury, Billy
Batson and his mentor travel the
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highways and byways of the land on a
never-ending mission to right wrongs, to
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develop understanding, and to seek
justice for all.
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In time of dire need, young Billy has
been granted the power by the immortals
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to summon awesome forces at the
utterance of a single word.
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A word which transforms him in a flash
into the mightiest of mortal beings.
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Captain Marvel!
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sport isn't it billy sure did i ever
tell you what a fine athlete i was as a
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young man yeah as a matter of fact you
have mentor several guys
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let's
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see if i still have that old fiery touch
huh 86 73
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Wendy, what happened? Some kind of
weirdo behind the bushes jumped out at
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me. It's a brain.
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I'll get him.
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That
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was
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a pretty dumb trick for a kid who thinks
he's a brain. It was only a joke. Let me
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up, Greg.
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Real funny.
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You do it again, Brandon, you're really
going to get creamed.
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Hello, Izzy.
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Jim Carter.
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Moved into the neighborhood a couple
weeks ago.
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Oh, he's weird.
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All he ever does is read books and tell
those dumb jokes on everybody.
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Come on, gang, let's go.
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The elders.
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fleet and strong and wise, appear before
my seeking eyes.
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Billy, soon you will learn there are
some people who will place themselves in
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danger to be accepted by others.
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And there are people who will go ahead
and do what is wrong because they
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believe something good will result.
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You mean they let the end justify the
means?
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Yes, you're learning, Billy.
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Elders, will I meet someone who will
willingly put himself in danger?
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Perhaps you already have.
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Just heed the motto of the American
hero, Davy Crockett, who said, Be always
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sure you're right, then go ahead.
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Good luck, Billy.
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The brain.
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The brain?
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Yeah, Jim Carter.
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Those other kids called him the brain.
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I think that's what the elders were
talking about.
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Be always sure you're right, Billy, then
go ahead.
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I don't know how right I am, but I'm
sure I'm going to find out.
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Yeah? That's really a great costume.
Where'd you get it?
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I made it myself.
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See, this side is black for hiding in
the dark, and this side is white for the
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big shocker. That's very ingenious,
Jimmy.
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But do you make a habit of always
scaring your friends?
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They aren't my friends.
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They don't like me, and I don't like
them.
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I can't blame them for getting uptight
at you, the way you scare them all the
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time. Maybe you ought to give them
another chance.
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Forget them.
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I'd rather go home and read my book.
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Oliver Twist.
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That's one of my favorite books.
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You've read it?
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Sure, I love to read.
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Hey, so do I.
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I've got a great book collection at
home. You want to see it?
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Lead the way.
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Oh, wow.
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Looks like you have a lot of heroes,
Jim.
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And some anti-heroes, too, huh?
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Yeah. One of my favorite heroes is
Captain Marvel.
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I'd really dig meeting him someday.
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Perhaps we could arrange that.
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Really? Do you know Captain Marvel?
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Well, we know how to get in touch with
him.
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Man, it must be great to have a friend
like that.
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My only friends are the heroes in these
books.
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But at least they're reliable.
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Well, maybe the reason your friends
aren't reliable is because you've tried
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to scare them into liking you.
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Maybe you ought to go along with what
they want for once.
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I'm not very good at football, or any
sport for that matter.
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Well, you don't have to be a superstar
to have fun.
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Hey, Greg, can Jim and I play?
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The brain wants to play.
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So I'm not the world's greatest football
player. I'd still like to try.
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It's okay with me, man.
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As long as you're not on my team.
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Come on, Billy.
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Come on, Billy.
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Head up!
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All right, now look.
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The next touchdown wins the game.
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So we've got to come up with a play
that'll work this time.
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What about the play Joe Namath used to
win the Super Bowl?
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How do you know what play Joe Namath
used in the Super Bowl?
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I memorized it from one of my books.
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Okay, let's see it.
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All right, after the snap, let Greg
really put the rush on you. Then you be
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on this end, and I'll be on this end.
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Dig this.
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The brain's thinking up their plays.
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Maybe we might as well stop now.
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Why don't you give them a chance, Greg?
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Come on, you guys. I've fallen asleep.
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We'll crisscross a couple of times, and
we'll go out for the long bomb, okay?
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What do we got to lose? Let's try it.
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You just might make the team yet.
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Thanks. Nice play, Jim.
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There's just one more thing, Brain.
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That is, if you want to be a
full-fledged member, there's a little
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test you've got to pass.
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What kind of test?
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Well, let's just call it a neighborhood
initiation.
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What type of initiation, Greg?
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That's a secret.
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It's guaranteed to put a little
excitement into the old Brain's life.
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Let's split, gang.
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We'll meet you at your house at 4
o'clock.
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Maybe you ought to find out more about
this initiation before you get involved,
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Jim. Hi.
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It's a chance for me to make friends
with those guys, and I don't want to
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blow it. There are other ways to make
friends without risking your neck.
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Sure. Just be yourself and let people
accept you for who you are.
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Billy's right, Jimmy.
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I'm sure Captain Marvel and your other
heroes would agree.
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Maybe so.
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Yeah. I think I'll skip it.
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Initiations are a bummer anyway.
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I'm glad to hear it, Jim.
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You know, I've got a marvelous idea.
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When Greg and the others come back for
you, why don't you bring them back here
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for a picnic supper on the beach? My
treat, huh?
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That's great.
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Hey, catch you later.
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Initiation time.
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Hey, man, we can't wait all day. Are you
coming or not?
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Be right out.
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Well, it looks like we've been stood up,
Minter.
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Yeah, well, at least our meal isn't
totally unappreciated.
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The flies are enjoying it.
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I wonder why Jim didn't show.
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And there are people who will go ahead
and do what is wrong because they
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believe something good will result.
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I've got a strong hunch, mentor, that
Jim decided to go through with this
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initiation after all.
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Well, let's go find him, huh?
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All you've got to do is climb on top of
that.
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And walk along the conveyor. Oh, wow.
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Oh,
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wow.
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That's all.
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Look, man, if you're scared, just say
so.
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But if you flunk out, you won't get
another chance.
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Greg, this is too dangerous to be
fooling around with.
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It's not too dangerous.
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So what's it going to be, brain?
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Oh, come on, let's forget the brain.
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No, wait.
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I'll do it.
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You will?
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This I gotta see.
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Come on, Bray, get moving.
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What if he slips or something?
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He's okay.
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Yeah, you're so brave about all this.
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I don't see you risking your neck.
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I could do that blindfolded.
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That's easy to say when you're down
here.
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You want me to prove it?
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Why don't we call the whole thing off
and get Jim down, huh? I'm afraid.
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Yeah, man.
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This isn't proving anything, Gray.
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Forget it. Anything the brain can do, I
can do.
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You know, I'm starting to feel like a
worrywart, Minter.
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Maybe Jim's not in any trouble after
all.
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I hope that's true, Billy.
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But at this point, I'm as worried as
you.
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Hey, Mensah, what's that big machine?
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Oh, it's used for loading and unloading
ore from ships.
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Yeah.
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Hey, you don't think... That that's
where the kids are?
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I would hope that they'd have better
sense.
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an emergency call.
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Man, you really had a scare.
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You're lucky.
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You're lucky. Well, your initiation
almost had a sad ending, Craig.
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Machinery like this is no place to play
around.
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Yeah. Guess I didn't use my head either,
Captain Marvel.
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You didn't and you did, Jim.
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Flashing that S.O.S. was what brought me
here in time.
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S.O.S.? What'd you learn about that?
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From a book?
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You'd be surprised what you're going to
learn from books. Right, Jim?
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That's right.
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Thanks, Jim.
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I'm glad to see something good come out
of all of this.
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Captain Marvel, could I shake your hand?
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Sure, Jim, if you don't squeeze too
hard.
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Far out.
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Goodbye. Bye.
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