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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. In time of dire need,
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young Billy has been granted the power
by the immortals to summon awesome
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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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Tell me something, Billy.
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When was the last time you actually
checked that radiator?
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That van's a real camel.
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Hardly ever needs water.
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Hardly doesn't mean never, Billy.
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Those kids go.
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Good little riders, don't you think?
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No, not the one who's trailing.
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Why? What's he doing wrong?
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Well, for one thing, he's hot-dogging.
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Hot-dogging?
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Yeah, that's a biker's term for showing
off.
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You know, mentor, you ought to start
getting out and around a little bit.
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Find out what's happening.
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How's it going, Billy?
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Filling the radiator or washing down the
van?
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Holy moly, the elders.
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Oh, elders, fleet and strong and wise,
appear before my seeking eyes.
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Greetings, Billy.
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Greetings, Solomon, elder.
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Billy, you have been observing the
balance of nature at work. Now it is
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time for you to teach another that a
natural balance of love also exists.
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A natural balance of love?
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You have only to remember one thing.
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A parent's love knows no rivalry.
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But do not forget, Billy, there are
those for whom winning is all.
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I'm afraid I don't understand, Zeus.
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Think on it, Billy.
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And you will.
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Soon.
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Very soon.
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You're still thinking about what the
elders said?
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Yeah, I'll say. I'm really confused.
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My hunch is that it'll all become clear
to you.
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Eventually.
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There they are again.
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Hey, that one boy is really hot-dogging
now.
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Hey, good for you, Lenny. You catch on
fast.
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I'll bring the kit.
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You all right?
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A couple of cuts and scratches, that's
all. Yeah, let's have a look.
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Hadn't been for that loose gravel, I
would have gotten the head of my
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brother. How is he, Billy?
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He's going to live.
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You'll be all right, son. He's just
shaking up a bit.
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Someone who's training how to ride Ridge
Hill.
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You're not doing too well, are you?
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Ridge Hill?
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It's the roughest area in this part of
the country.
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Even the real pros won't go there.
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Yeah, we want to be the first ones.
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Well, that's just fine, boys.
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But right now, we just want to get you
back to your camp.
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I suppose you'll lead the way, huh?
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Slowly?
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Vacationing here long, Goody?
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Our mom will be up here in a week, so
we'll be moving into a cabin.
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Doesn't she like to camp out?
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No, she says she likes to have a roof
over her head.
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We're almost there.
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Mentor, Billy.
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Please, don't tell my dad about what
happened.
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Well, I'm afraid Billy's patch-up job
will give you away, Corby.
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It really matters to your dad to find
out about your spill.
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Well, it's not that. I just don't want
him to know that Dan beat me.
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That's bad?
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Of course.
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You have to win at things.
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We need something.
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Or else... Or else what, Courtney?
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Nothing. I forgot what I was going to
say.
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But do not forget, Billy.
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There are those for whom winning is all.
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Where's Corky? Oh, nothing to worry
about.
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He took a bit of a spill.
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These people stopped and gave us a hand.
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You all right, son?
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I'm fine, Dad, really.
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Well, I want to thank you. Not at all.
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What do you say we get to fishing for
lunch?
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Sure. Why don't you join us? Fishing's
been great all week.
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That sounds great to me. Yes, count me
in, too. Good.
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You guys wrestle up the gear, huh? Okay.
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I'm Craig Enright.
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Name's Mentor.
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My friend Billy.
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How are you? Billy.
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Now, Billy, I would like you to observe
how I cast.
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It's all done with a rip.
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Oh, not bad.
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Hey, Corky, you want to watch my bowl a
sec? I'm going to get something to
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drink.
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Okay.
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Purely beginner's life.
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Now, I would like you to watch how the
old pro really does this.
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Hey, that's a beaut, Billy.
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Yeah, it really is, isn't it?
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Reminds me of one that Dan got last year
up at Lake Violet. A real biggie, huh?
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Yeah, a beaut.
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People said it was almost as big as the
all-time record catch there.
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He must have been one proud boy.
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I was the one who was proud.
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Reminds me of one I caught once. I was
fishing for trout. Dad!
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Congratulations, son.
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That's the biggest fish I've ever seen
taken out of this river. Young man, you
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are without a doubt the finest fisherman
here.
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Really great, Corky.
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Yours really puts mine to shame.
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That is one big fish.
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Sure is.
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Hey.
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Hey, wait a minute.
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That fish wasn't on your line.
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It was on mine.
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You must have switched poles while I was
gone.
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Mine has a notch right here, and yours
doesn't.
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Well, thanks for reeling it in for me.
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It's not yours. I caught it. Give me my
fish.
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Hey, hey, hey, hold it, boy.
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All right.
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Now, did you catch that fish?
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Tell the truth, son.
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I'm tired of everyone picking on me,
laughing at me. You all think I can't do
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anything. Well, I can.
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I'm sorry you had to be here when this
happened.
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This happened before?
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No, for some reason or other, Corky's
always had kind of a short fuse.
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Corky?
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Corky?
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Look, do you want us to go after him?
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No, that's all right. He'll cool down,
and he'll be back in a while.
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Well, Billy, I think we'd better get
going anyway and start to set up camp,
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hmm? Look, uh, why did you take this
fish?
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For some reason or other, I seem to have
lost my appetite.
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Thanks, Mr. Enright. Look, if you happen
to need it for any reason, we'll be a
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couple miles down the road at the
campground.
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They all think I can't do anything.
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Well, I'll show them.
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the jeep is gone.
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Maybe Corky hasn't come back yet and
they're out searching for him. I think
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we'd better get in the cab, Billy.
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You know, Dad, I've been thinking.
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You know, it's my fault Corky ran away.
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How so, son?
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I made such a big deal out of it.
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Your brother was wrong. You don't blame
yourself.
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Hey, Dad, I just thought of something.
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What? Ridge Hill.
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If Corky's out to prove something, I bet
we'll find him there.
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This is Corky's bike.
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Looks like he tried to climb down that
way. Or maybe he slipped or fell or
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something.
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I'll go have a look. You stay here, Dad.
Be careful, Dad.
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All right, son.
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I'm going to need your help. Run to the
ranger station.
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I'm coming down.
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No way.
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Now run along, son.
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I'm on my way, Dad.
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Not a sign.
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Well, we better start looking in another
direction, huh?
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Hey, I wonder what happened to his bike.
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I really tried to get back.
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My bike ran out of gas and I got lost.
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Corky, you care to tell us the real
reason you ran off?
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You might feel better if you tell us.
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Let's get it out in the open.
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You know what I mean?
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It's because I'm not good at doing
anything.
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I never win at things.
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My brother always does.
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Father loves him more.
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You have only to remember one thing.
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A parent's love knows no rivalry.
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Corky, parents love you for who and what
you are.
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And for a lot of other reasons.
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But not for when you're losing.
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Dad needs help fast.
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He fell down the side of a cliff.
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Where? Ridge Hill.
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Get in, Dad.
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Come on ahead and do whatever we can.
Billy, you alert the Ranger.
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Right.
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On the east cliff to Ridge Hill.
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Billy Granson over and out.
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How'd your father fall, Dan?
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Well, when we found Corky's bike by the
edge of the cliff, Dad was afraid he
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might have slipped and fallen.
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Naturally, he had to find out.
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Dad, look!
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He's up in the marble.
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Come on.
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It's understated, Mr. Enright.
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Thank God.
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The next job is to get you out of here.
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He did it.
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Captain Marvel saved Dad.
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Corky, your dad must love you very much
to reverse that claim.
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Boy, mentor, don't you wish Billy could
have been here to see that?
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Well, at least you'll be able to tell
him about it, Corky.
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Not bad.
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Well, that's more like it.
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I might as well go back to fishing, huh?
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I want you to know something.
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You were right. My dad does love me. And
it doesn't have to do with winning.
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You better believe it.
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That's your turn, son.
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Boy, how bad can you get?
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Congratulations, son. That's marvelous.
Congratulations, Corky. Way to go,
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Corky. You know, that's the first ringer
we had in the game.
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I don't want to compete with him.
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Stay tuned for this week's episode of
ISIS.
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A fun-filled day hunting for rocks
suddenly becomes a serious matter when
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two boys become lost.
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And ISIS is called upon to rescue them.
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