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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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Well, it's a pleasure to meet you. What
can I do for you?
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You can start by opening that door.
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What? Then you can open your safe.
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My safe?
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Or would you rather I open it my own
way?
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Whatever you say.
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You need her to stop me.
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Well, who's going to argue with Captain
Marvel?
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Step on it, will you?
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You
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know,
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if you keep eating those apples, there
won't be any left for lunch.
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Apples are good for me.
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Apples are good for me, too, and I'd
appreciate it if you'd save me a few.
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Look, we'll be in town in a few minutes.
We can get some more apples there.
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Besides, you know what they say.
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An apple a day keeps a doctor away.
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So far, you've eaten enough to put every
doctor in the state out of work.
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The elders.
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Oh, elders, fleet and strong and wise,
appear before my seeking eyes.
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All laws should be respected, Billy.
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Even those that seem unfair.
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Soon, you may have to help someone learn
that this is so.
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I'll do what I can. It shouldn't be too
difficult.
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It won't be easy, Billy.
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Sometimes it's hard to practice what you
preach.
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Could you explain what you mean?
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Goodbye, Billy.
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What do you think the elders meant by
that, mentor?
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I'm not going to break any laws.
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I don't know, Billy.
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But it is true that many people find it
hard to practice what they preach.
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Yeah, I suppose so.
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How you doing, Corky?
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or do you want to find a spot to picnic
around here?
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Hunter, I'll leave that choice up to
you.
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place for a picnic, huh?
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We can't go there. Men don't look.
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Keep out.
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It's private property.
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Help! Help!
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That boy's in trouble.
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You all right, son?
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Yeah, thanks to you.
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Looks like she sprained her leg running.
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Hope she's not hurt bad.
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She'll have to be walked back very
slowly.
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Two friends of mine will be along
shortly to give you a hand.
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You stay and keep an eye on her.
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Do I really have to?
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Any reason why you can't?
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No, I guess not.
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Okay.
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So long, son.
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You really carried it off this time. It
was a great performance.
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Well, let me just hide this mask and wig
and these clothes and I'll head into
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town and see what the news is.
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Yeah, okay.
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Hello, Kelly.
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You're at it again, huh?
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Haven't I told you to stay off my
property?
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I just wanted to see Corky.
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Now, couldn't you just see her well
enough from the other side of the fence?
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A leg's hurt.
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Now, Kelly Martin, just because you're
the sheriff's son doesn't mean you can
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go around breaking the law.
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Breaking the law?
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That's right. Third time this month this
fool kid's been on my property trying to
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ride my horse.
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Now he's hurt a leg.
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Just a sprain.
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Captain Marvel said so.
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Captain Marvel?
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Yeah. He calmed Corky down.
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Well, maybe we can be of some help.
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Oh, I can manage.
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Come on, Corky.
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Jim, take the horse. Nice meeting you.
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Likewise.
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Come on, Kelly.
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We can take you back to town.
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Why does he have to be so grumpy?
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I love that horse.
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He doesn't give her enough exercise.
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Well, maybe not.
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But it's his horse.
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If he doesn't want you to ride her or be
on his property, he doesn't have to.
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That's the law.
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The law?
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I'm not the only one who goes in where
it says keep out.
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Just the other day, I saw two men over
by the shed on the other side of the
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hill. Oh, is that so?
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Well, remember, Kelly, true wrongs don't
make a right.
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There you are.
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I was just coming out to get you. Mr.
Frank called.
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He said you've been riding Corky again.
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Why does everybody have to make such a
big deal about it? Kelly, that horse
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could have been seriously hurt.
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We'll talk about that later. Right now,
I've got other things on my mind.
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Captain Marvel is wanted for robbery.
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What? He robbed Phil Shartoff's station
this morning.
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Got away with $400.
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But that can't be.
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Captain Marvel.
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No wonder he was in a hurry to leave.
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What's that?
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Captain Marvel helped save your son from
getting hurt.
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There must be some mistake.
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He would never rob anybody.
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I hope you're right.
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But as of the moment, there's a warrant
out for his arrest.
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A warrant?
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That's right.
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I want to thank you two for helping my
son.
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Kelly, you come along with me. I have a
few words to say to you.
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Boy, can you tell me to respect the law?
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What about Captain Marvel?
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Hey, mentor, what's going on around
here?
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Obviously, someone is impersonating
Captain Marvel, knowing that no one
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would dare try to stop him.
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Well, I think it's up to us to find out
who it is. No, no, hold it.
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There's a warrant out for Captain
Marvel's arrest.
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Don't you think he should turn himself
in?
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What if he's needed to find the real
thief?
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Billy, remember what the elders said.
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It won't be easy, Billy.
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Sometimes it's hard to practice what you
preach.
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Here I go.
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Kelly, we've been through this before.
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In the future, I want you to stay away
from... Captain Marvel!
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Sheriff, I understand there's a warrant
out for me.
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That's right.
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Well, I didn't rob that station. But I'm
placing myself in your custody.
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You mean you're turning yourself in?
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That's right, Kelly.
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I prepared to pay whatever man was sent.
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I haven't got the right to sit, then.
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Judge Harris-Smith will be out of town
tomorrow.
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I don't think you'd rather have that
station myself, but I think you're going
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to have to spend the night in my jail.
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Well, I guess there's nothing else I can
do.
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I appreciate your attitude in this
matter, Captain Martin.
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Better call Captain Westermann and
Gladys.
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We've got roadblocks set up all over the
county.
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I can't figure you out. If you didn't do
it, why let yourself be locked up?
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Because I have respect for the law, boy.
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You mean you're just going to let the
real crooks get away?
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No, no, not necessarily.
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Your father seems a very capable
officer.
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Yeah, he's a good sheriff.
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It's just too bad that he doesn't have
much to go on.
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Wait a minute, Kelly.
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Didn't you say you saw some men on Mr.
Frank's property the other day?
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That's right.
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Two of them.
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Over by that shack.
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What do you think?
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Kelly, do you think you could show me
that old shack?
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Sure. I've been there lots of times.
Come on.
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First, let's call Mr. Frank.
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Get his permission, hmm?
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Oh, brother.
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How's it going? You find out anything in
town?
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Yeah.
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Well, I think Marvel did it all right.
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Well, then it's working just like you
said it would, right? Yeah, only
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something happened that I hadn't counted
on.
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Believe it or not, the real Marvel
turned himself into the police.
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What? You mean Marvel put himself in
jail?
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Yeah, so now if I put on that Marvel
suit, I give myself away.
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Just when we had everything going good
for us, this had to happen.
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Well, you know, Pierce, maybe we got
something better going for us now.
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What do you mean?
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Is Captain Marvel in jail?
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He can't get at us.
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Why not go for something bigger?
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What? Did you have something in mind?
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You bet I do.
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Captain Marvel?
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My deputy is still in Plattisville, so,
uh... I'll go home and get us some
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lunch. Look, if I had my way, I'd let
you out of here. I know you didn't do
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it, but I... Thanks, Sheriff.
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I'll still be here when you get back.
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Yeah, I don't think I could keep you in
here against your will.
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Somebody's been in there.
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Footprints all over the place.
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Not much else, though.
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Look here.
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Tire tracks leading right up the road.
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Yeah.
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Well, they're gone, all right.
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And I doubt that they'll be coming back.
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Why do you say that?
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Because they're too smart.
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That is, if any criminal can be called
smart.
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Look here.
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More footprints.
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Yeah.
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You'd make a good detective, Kelly.
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Well, my dad's a sheriff.
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Look here.
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A cape. A Captain Marvel's.
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Look at this.
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Rubber mask and a wig.
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Somebody was imitating him. That's
right, Kelly.
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Iverson Mine, one mile.
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Yeah, we're almost there.
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Oh, Captain Marvel, we certainly found
something very interesting here.
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We found these clothes Lafitte was
using, but we don't know where he is or
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what he's up to.
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Well, when the sheriff comes back and
lets me out, we'll just see what we can
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do about finding him.
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Hey, there's my dad.
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What happened?
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You know where the old highway is?
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Yes, I do.
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Well, I was driving home that way when I
saw a pickup truck with two men.
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Looked like they were in trouble, so I
stopped to help.
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Next thing I know, they had my keys,
ripped some wires out of my car, and
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they just left me standing there.
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I've been walking for two hours.
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Dad, Captain Marvel didn't rob Mr.
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Chertoff's station.
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Mentor and I found a mask and a cape in
Mr. Frank's shed.
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I guess that proves I'm innocent.
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Well, that's good news.
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Hey, I'll let you out of there.
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I can't. No keys.
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Well, I can take care of that.
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I'm with your permission.
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You got it.
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They must know that you were coming back
here before long, so whatever they're up
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to is probably happening right now.
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Yeah, but what... What is it? Frank
Iverson's mine.
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It's Friday. The payroll is delivered on
Friday. That must be their target.
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It's logical.
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Then there is no time to lose. What kind
of truck were they driving?
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A green pickup.
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First, I'll restore the bars.
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Just thinking about Captain Marvel
sitting in his jail cell.
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Hey, relax.
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Try to drive so fast they won't be after
us for hours.
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There it is.
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Hey, what was that?
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It's Captain Marvel.
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I'll see if I can shake him off this
truck.
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Use!
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There's nothing I can do. Nothing.
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That must be the pair I got that notice
on last week. Bill Ritzy and Pierce
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Young. Thank you, Captain Marvel. I
couldn't have done it without you. My
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pleasure, Sheriff.
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All right, you two, into the van.
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Hurry up.
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See, Kelly?
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I was careful not to break the law.
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Everything worked out just the right
way.
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I understand.
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I hope Mr. Frank will give me another
chance.
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You'll never know until you ask him,
Kelly.
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Goodbye, Captain Marvel.
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Good luck, Kelly.
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I really learned a lot today. Thanks for
everything, mentor.
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Glad to help out, Kelly.
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You know, it's our duty to not only
uphold the law, but to help out whenever
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we can.
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Yes, sir.
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Hey, where's Billy?
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Here I am.
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Well, where have you been?
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Oh, I thought I'd spend some time
shopping.
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Billy, you missed everything. Captain
Marble caught the crooks who imitated
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him, stopped him from getting away with
the payroll.
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Oh, well, it's just my luck.
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Seems like I'm never around at the right
time.
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Mentor will tell you all about it. I
have to go over to Mr. Frank's house and
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apologize.
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Well, hope to see you two again someday.
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So long, Kelly.
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Bye.
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More apples, Billy?
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Oh, yes.
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I understand Captain Marvel eats apples,
too.
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