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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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Nervous, Susie?
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Nervous? What's to be nervous with an
experienced pilot like you? Well, your
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license is almost 24 hours old.
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I like the way you think.
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Don't you ever go any place without that
tape recorder.
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No, never.
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It's my security blanket.
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Clear it!
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Would you mind turning it off for a
second so I can call the tower and get
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permission to text?
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Alright, sir.
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Roger, and all that kind of stuff.
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Tower, this is 3628 Victor at the north
end taxi for takeoff, over.
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28, Victor, taxi for takeoff. I'm
impressed.
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Wait till you see how impressed my
brother is when he finds out we flew
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into his wedding.
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That, my boy, is the way the game of
checkers is supposed to be played. You
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owe me $7 million.
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$6 million.
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I'll play you the limerick game. Double
or nothing.
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All right, you're on.
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Five-second limit.
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Right.
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Whoever fails to come up with a line in
five seconds loses.
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Okay.
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Who starts?
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Since I'm about to become a
multimillionaire, you may begin.
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There once was a man from Detroit.
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Detroit. Who at quite was extremely
adroit.
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So one day he tore.
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Tore, tore.
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The pants that he wore.
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Just in time.
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So instead he played in a squait.
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Squait?
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That's S-K-I-R-T. It's pronounced skirt.
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Not if you're from Brooklyn. Well, you
don't come from Brooklyn. Well, if I did
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come from Brooklyn, that's how you
pronounce it.
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Or even. Oh, no, no.
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I'm leaving this to Solomon, the judge.
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The elders.
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You think they heard you?
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fleet and strong and wise, appear before
my seeking eyes.
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Greetings, Billy.
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Greetings, Elvis.
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We would speak to you of pride, Billy. A
two-edged sword.
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One edge is clean and bright.
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Pride in others and in self would
justify what the other end is dull and
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horny. Pride that blinds a man to common
sense that prevents a man from asking
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for help when he needs it. And there are
times when every man needs help. Even
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Captain Marvel.
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Captain Marvel?
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Even he.
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I don't understand.
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You will, Billy, when the time is right.
And before we go, tell Mentor I declare
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the Limerick game a draw.
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Farewell, Billy.
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There's a lot of water down there.
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That's why they call it an ocean.
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If it was just a little water, they'd
call it the Pacific Lake.
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Funny.
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Listen, do you really know where you're
going?
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I mean, I'm not the world's greatest
swimmer, you know.
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Suzie, this compass has headed straight
for Santa Barbara Airport.
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You just sit back and relax.
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Leave it behind us.
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You haven't said a word in the past two
hours, Billy.
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What's bothering you?
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Well, what the elders said about Captain
Marvel needing help.
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Did they mean he was going to, or was it
a figure of speech, or what?
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But, Billy, you know by now the elders
don't talk just to make conversation.
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And your worrying about it isn't going
to help.
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I'm sure you'll find out what they meant
when the time comes.
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I suppose you're right.
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Shouldn't we be seeing Santa Barbara by
now?
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Don't be such a worrywart.
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Probably just a little headwind holding
us back. We'll make it.
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Why don't you place something on your
security blanket?
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Okay.
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No. What's the matter?
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Give me that thing.
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Tell me what's going on.
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We've been off 10 degrees this whole
time.
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Does that mean you don't know where we
are? Well, not exactly.
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Well, isn't there anybody you can ask?
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Susie, I can take care of myself. I'm
not going to put out a mayday and make
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everyone think I'm lost.
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Well, aren't you?
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Well, none of them need any help.
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Hey, Billy!
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Billy, I got a big one!
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Hang on!
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Must weigh a ton.
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Need any help?
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No, no, no, no. It's all right. It feels
like a whale.
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Well, it's either a whale or you'll pull
out the plug and we'll lose the whole
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ocean.
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Here it comes.
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Hey, I hear they're delicious when
they're fresh.
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The only problem is you've got to cook
them a long time until they're tender.
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There's the sun, right?
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So we'll just turn right.
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And then we'll follow it all the way to
the beach.
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And then we'll follow the coast.
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What's that?
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We're running out of gas.
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Hey, the plane's in trouble.
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It's never going to make it to the
beach.
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They're going to crash.
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Maybe not.
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Je sais.
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Anything we can do?
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Susie, I'm doing it.
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Well, what about that other thing that
Mayday? No, no, I'm not going to look
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like a fool. I can take care of this
thing myself.
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He's gonna help!
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Oh, thank you so much, Captain Marvel. I
really thought we had it.
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Well, that was a bad place to have your
engine quit.
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Oh, it didn't quit. We ran out of gas.
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You were doing that far from land when
you were low on gas.
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Well, the compass went cuckoo because of
my tape recorder, but Don, he didn't
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even know it till it was too late.
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Everybody all right?
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Yes, sir.
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Everything's fine.
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You didn't need to bother Captain
Marvel. I probably could have landed the
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bird myself.
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But thanks anyway.
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Well, we better get going to Santa
Barbara if we're going to make it for
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that wedding.
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Well, maybe we could give you a lift,
huh?
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Oh, no, thank you. I can take care of it
from here.
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Shouldn't you cancel a May Day before
you leave? Oh, I didn't send a May Day.
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You didn't?
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Well, no way. I figure if you can't do
it yourself, don't do it. I mean, I
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don't ask for help from nobody.
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Oh, everybody needs help at times.
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No, sir, not me. I stand on my own two
feet.
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I don't owe anybody anything.
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Let's get going.
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Goodbye.
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Thanks again, Captain Marvel.
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I'm afraid that young man is headed for
serious trouble eventually.
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I like being down here better than
flying. It's so much nicer to be able to
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smell things and touch them.
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It's a lot better being out here than
cooped up in a hot city.
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Uh-huh.
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Except for people who do that.
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Wouldn't you think the people that came
out here would know better?
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Come on, let's get him a fast cleanup
job, okay?
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What is it?
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You smell something?
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Smoke. Yeah, I think so.
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Hey, look.
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Smoke. If there's a forest fire this
time of the year, it could go like
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lightning. You call the fire department.
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I'll take a look.
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You should see it.
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as bad as it looks?
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Worse. It's completely out of control.
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I'm going to need some help on this one.
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Are those kids in there?
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I'm afraid they are.
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But there are a lot of animals in there,
too.
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Is there anything I can do to help?
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Call the elders.
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I'm going back to see if there's any way
to locate those kids.
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Listen, you've got to get out of here
while you can.
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Just go. Go ahead.
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No.
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There's nothing you can do to help me.
Just go.
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No, I'm not going.
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Oh, elders, faith and strong and wise,
appear before my peeking eye.
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We hear you, Captain.
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And we know your problem. There is only
one person in the world who can aid
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Captain Marvel in his present situation.
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Her identity is as secret as his.
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But in this case...
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We will reveal it to you. You must go to
her, Mentor.
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Immediately. Time is short.
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Come in.
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Miss Andrea Thomas?
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Yes?
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What can I do for you, Mr... Mentor.
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A friend of mine has a very grave
problem.
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I've been told that you're the only
person who can help solve it.
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You've been told?
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By whom?
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The elders.
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The elders sent you to see me?
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They told me who you really are.
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Isis.
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Your friend, who is he?
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Captain Marvel.
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Captain Marvel.
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I think you should tell me the whole
story, Mr. Mentor.
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Oh, mighty Isis.
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Holland, let me ride thy mighty wind.
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It's no use, Susie. I can't make it any
farther. Don, we're going to try.
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We'll maybe lie in the river and wait
for the fire to pass over us. No,
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there's not enough water there to save
us from the heat.
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Susie, you can make it alone. Please go.
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No, no.
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I got to go to the students.
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Holy moly!
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Dad!
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I love you!
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Hang on, kids.
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Reinforcements are on the way.
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Help me fight thy enemy's fire.
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Lay right there, Susie. I'll cover your
boat.
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Welcome, Isis. Yes, welcome, Isis.
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Captain Marvel, I'm very glad to meet
you at last.
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You have no idea how glad we are.
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Yes, thank you, Isis. Thank you very
much.
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That goes double for me. I think I've
learned something very important.
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If a man like Captain Marvel can accept
help, I sure can.
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You're right, Don.
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That's a very important lesson.
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I'd like to add my thanks to theirs.
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No need. It was truly my pleasure.
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May I ask one more favor?
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Of course. Anything.
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Promise me that if you ever need me, any
time, any place, you'll call me?
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I promise.
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And now, I must go.
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Farewell, all. Goodbye.
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Goodbye. Goodbye.
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A
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little
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soap and water and you'll be new people.
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I don't know if I want to have things go
that far.
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I kind of like the old Suzy. Well, I
think I'm going to like the new Don
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better.
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Don's figured out that a man that's too
stiff to bend is level to break when the
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pressure's on.
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No, and he's going to ask for help when
he needs it.
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Is that right, Don?
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You bet.
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Starting now.
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I don't know how far I can hike with
this old gimpy leg.
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How about a lift?
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Oh, sure, sure. Let's get him inside.
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