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I'd say, are you sure
New Orleans is the right place?
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But where else are you gonna find
tasteful decor like that?
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The symbol isn't poppin' up
on any database.
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Good news is, neither are
entire towns being gobbled up by plants.
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So whatever Mila's up to, she's keeping it
close to the vest for now.
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Oko was the god of harvests.
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Yemeja is water.
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She's definitely keeping with
the environmental theme.
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Whatever she's up to,
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this symbol has something to do with it.
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Yaya said it was an answer to my question.
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Wait, what was your question?
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Uh--
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Sorry.
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Oh! Don't do that!
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"Mystic Voodoo Museum and Emporium."
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Whoa, hold on!
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Slow your roll, Smash and Grab.
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Look.
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Hmm.
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Have you looked at the symbology text
in the Library?
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Yes, nada.
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Have you tried…
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Good night, Zip.
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We'll know more in a few hours.
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Can't save the world
if you don't live in it.
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You know, when we were at uni,
I thought you'd grow out of this.
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What, fun?
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Yeah. I don't know.
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I guess I thought
life beats everyone down eventually.
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I should have known better.
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Whoo!
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Mmm.
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Welcome!
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Welcome to the Mystic Voodoo
Museum and Emporium,
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my good friends.
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I am Chartreuse.
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Please, enter and explore
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my cave of wonder!
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What's all the iron for?
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Oh, it's to ward off evil.
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But do not fear, my good friends.
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Evil cannot cross a doorway
crowned in iron.
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That is a fact.
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Come, come! This way.
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Take a journey
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to the birth of voodoo.
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Hundreds of years ago,
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African slaves were forced
across the Middle Passage.
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Very terrible.
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And brought to New Orleans
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to work in our lively markets
and thriving plantations.
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But as one particular ship returned,
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fat with rich African treasures and idols,
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it was pulled down
to the bottom of the sea
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by a creature said to be of enormous size
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and godlike strength.
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And as the ship broke across the depths,
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its haul was scattered along the sand,
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unleashing all manner of dangerous voodoo
across the city
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that haunts us still.
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Ugh! What horseshit.
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-Beg your pardon?
-Voodoo isn't dangerous.
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It's a belief in spirits being connected.
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It says we all live
in the great cosmic Africa as one.
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It's the opposite of evil and dangerous.
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Who is this?
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Ah!
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The Lord of Crossroads.
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He dwells between the livin' and the dead.
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It is said, without Papa Legba,
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nothin' can come into bein'.
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Papa Legba?
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The slaves would have called him Eshu.
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With one look,
he could turn you into a chicken.
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He once urinated on a tree,
and the entire forest died.
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He is the god of evil
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and the bringer of death.
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But don't worry.
There is a protection salve
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made of elk horn sugar
and manglia leaves in the gift shop.
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-Huh? Ooh!
-Uh--
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Why would the god of crossroads
need to be feared?
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Because he's the only spirit who can steal
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from both humans and gods alike.
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He is insidious, dangerous.
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Hey, this is all just to sell you
trinkets and voodoo dolls, okay?
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-To make us feel different.
-Wh… ah…
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Hold on! Uh, I'll take over from here.
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Gah!
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Ponzi-swindling snake oil salesman!
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I don't know, LC.
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I find it hard to believe
your answer is in there.
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Me too.
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But even the most absurd legends
start from a truth.
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But which part is true?
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Can we think over beignets?
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Ooh! And gumbo.
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Huh. What exactly is a muffuletta?
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Oh!
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Why are you following us?
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Who do you work for?
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Uh… uh…
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The god almighty.
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Lara, what are you doing?
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This man's been following us
since we got here.
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Huh!
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And I'd like to know why.
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Here, take what I got. I'm sorry.
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Lara, oh my God.
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You're so embarrassing.
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Start talking.
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You promised me a drink.
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Whiskey straight, please.
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Uh… hurricane, please.
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Heavy on the passion fruit.
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My kind of guy.
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What is that symbol?
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Uh… wh… where?
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On your chest.
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Oh, a birthmark.
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It gives me… what do you call it?
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Edge.
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Thank you for noticing. Mmm.
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Look, everyone comes to New Orleans
to find something.
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A life they can't have back home.
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A looseness
their mama would spank them for.
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But you, uh-uh.
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You've come for the mystery
of New Orleans.
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I can tell.
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Treasure hunters, right?
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Marauders of relics.
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Burglars of bones.
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Oh my God.
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-Why does everyone keep saying we're--
-Yeah.
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Treasure hunters. Big time.
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I can tell.
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Your keen interest was easily spotted,
mon frères.
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Whenever Chartreuse the Obtuse
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talks up the shipwreck
in his little museum play,
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someone always walks out
looking for scuba lessons.
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Yeah, well,
Lara already knows how to scuba.
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Ooh! Fancy folk.
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The point is, Treusy thinks
it's all fun and ticket sales.
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But irony is, he's right.
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There's a whole lot of loot down there,
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just waiting for someone crazy enough
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to believe Treusy enough to believe me.
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-Believe you about what?
-Ah…
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Where it is.
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Mm-hmm.
Then why haven't you gotten it yourself?
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I'm more of a middleman, sassy-frass.
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Wet feet and dirty hands are for chumps.
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What do you know about the loot?
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Hmm.
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That wasn't just a slave ship
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that was sunk out in those waters.
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No, ma'am.
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It was the ship carrying
the great Oba Banjoko himself.
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The good king of the rivers.
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You know, they even named
the ship after him,
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after they burned his kingdom
to the ground
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and loaded up their hull
with his treasures.
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It was the final spit in the face.
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Oba Banjoko was the colloquial name
of a French slave ship
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operating around the 1700s
called the Africaine.
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What happened to it?
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It looks like it left the African coast
for New Orleans and never made it.
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And was never found.
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Treusy thinks it was full of voodoo stuff.
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But it was treasure.
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Bread,
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dough, scratch.
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Lolly!
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-Lolly!
-Yeah!
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Whoo!
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Hey!
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One thing Treusy does get right
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is the great sea beast
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that dragged it down,
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down, down.
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A great sea beast?
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Oh, an echo!
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Look, I'm a simple man
with an irrational fear of dark water.
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One I share with most people, by the way.
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Nobody's got the ovaries
to go after the treasure.
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And those that have…
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That's what you're waiting for, right?
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Money in return for the location.
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Money is a construct.
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I want five hurricanes,
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a hotel for the week,
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and a new pair of shoes.
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-Um…
-Done.
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Hmm.
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Caillou Bay.
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-Zip.
-Got it. Mappin' it now.
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Lara, what's happening?
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He has the symbol.
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Yeah, also a drinking problem.
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Maybe he'll lead us
to exactly what we need.
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Aw.
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Hmm.
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Hmm.
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Yeah, okay. Check.
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Loud and clear.
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If we see any signs of Fig or Mila
up here, we'll let you know.
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And watch out for the sea beast.
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Huh. I will never doubt
a drunk hobo again.
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I wonder if he came on a ship like this.
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-Who?
-Whoever it was.
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The first Zip who stepped foot in America.
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You don't know where your family's from?
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In elementary school,
they had Heritage Day.
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Bring food, do a report
on what country your family came from.
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All my friends were excited to bring
their bratwurst and their garlic naan.
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I told my mom I was sick that day
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so I wouldn't have to go.
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I mean, eh, it'd be nice to visit
where the fam's from.
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Mmm, but, um…
I just don't know where to visit.
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Seriously?
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Go away, woman.
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Lara! Get out the water!
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Oh my God. Lara!
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Lara!
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This really does help.
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So Mila is finding
and taking Orisha masks.
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She kills the Orisha to gain its power.
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So she has Oko's plants,
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and the water mask
is safe with sexy Yemeja lady.
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She clearly wants
whatever this power is too.
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So whoever these masks belong to,
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they're in danger.
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Pretty sure it's Ibeji.
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The look of surprise cuts deep.
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Here.
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Ibeji.
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You heard of Castor and Pollux,
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Romulus and Remus,
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Saints Cosmas and Damian?
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The medieval physicians.
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All twins.
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Bingo. Cosmas and Damian
were twin healers.
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They traveled across
the Holy Land and Europe
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during some of the worst plagues
and wars in history.
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If I'm right, and we know the odds there,
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I think all these twins from legend
were actually Taiwo and Kehinde,
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the Orisha Ibeji.
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So Mila wants the power to heal?
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If Taiwo and Kehinde
were actually Cosmas and Damian,
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they were executed for heresy
in the Roman prefect of Cilicia in Turkey.
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I don't get it.
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So Ibeji are already dead?
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Who's dead?
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Uh… how'd he get in there?
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Hey, tiny man.
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Clearly the brains of the operation
and the sharpest.
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Nice suit.
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Finally. The hobo gets it.
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You find the loot?
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I mentioned the 30% finder's fee, right?
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Orisha.
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Interesting course of study.
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My father loved these stories.
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Hey! Ibeji, the healers.
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Interesting fact. Unlike other Orisha,
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they are not tied
to a tribe of people, no.
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They go wherever they are needed.
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Goodie-la-dee-dah-two-shoes.
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Orisha masks are made of meteorites.
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Comets orbit the sun.
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Technically, they don't do that.
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Seriously.
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Where's the haul, ladies?
Treusy's mad, but he's not crazy.
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What? The sea beast take it?
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Where did you find that?
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On the ship, just like you said.
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No. The ship had treasure.
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Ivory, relics, the… that…
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Why was that there?
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Where's the other one?
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It's gone.
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You know who this belongs to.
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The symbol on your chest.
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I saw it in a vision.
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Yemeja told me it would lead to answers.
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You are an Orisha.
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Who does this mask belong to?
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Taiwo.
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My sister.
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Then Taiwo's twin is in danger.
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Do you know where she is?
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Taiwo will know.
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So Yemi told you about me, eh?
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That's sweet. She must like you.
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Or really, really hate you.
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Why is that?
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Because I am the trickster extraordinaire!
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The messenger for humanity.
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The warrior spirit.
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Papa Legba, hey!
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All-around important person.
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You get the drift.
You're welcome for knowing me.
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Thank you. Tips appreciated.
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I…
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…am… Eshu.
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The bringer of death.
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