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Beanie or no beanie. Regardless of your
choice, your beauty will light up the
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first day back at school, my queen.
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Your compliments aren't really
enlightening.
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But they're always appreciated.
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All right. New school year, new life.
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I just can't wait to see everyone again.
Hold on, Pollen. Hi. There must be
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someone here for the matinee.
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Dre Dre?
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I can't do this ever. I give up. You
can't throw in the towel now. We
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promised each other that this new year
would be different, that we'd never bury
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our dreams in a cellar again. My film
selection is too unconventional. And
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with the Internet now, who will even
bother to come here to see them? You
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don't become successful by trying to do
what everybody else is doing, but by
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being genuine.
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Have faith in yourself.
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Besides, it's time to show Paris how
hard we've worked, don't you think?
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Hmm.
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You have a good first day at school,
too, Zoe, dear.
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And Dad and I went camping in the south,
and we went canoeing in rivers. It was
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so amazing.
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Zoe?
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Whoa!
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You look like a movie star.
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Are you back from New York or Hollywood?
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New York? Never again. I spent the
summer in Paris with Dre Dre. We
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renovated the movie theater. I can't
wait to show you all. We'll be there.
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Oh, I'm so happy to see you all again.
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Zoe! Zoe! You're from New York City,
right? In the U.S., right?
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Uh, yeah.
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Come on, you've got to meet this guy.
He's awesome.
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Ray, here's the girl I told you about.
She's from New York City, too.
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Ray?
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Zoe.
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It's a small world.
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In the daytime, I'm Marinette. Just a
normal girl with a normal life. But
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there's something about me that no one
knows yet. I've got a secret.
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new look.
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Ridiculous. Utterly ridiculous.
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Sabrina, what's wrong?
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I knew I shouldn't have uploaded this.
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I'm so sorry.
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To think that she's my sister.
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I wish I could put a padlock on her
mouth. Don't let her ruin your day. I
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love your new look. You're beautiful.
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That's right. We can't let Chloe have
the last word.
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Hi, everyone. I wanted to show you my
friend Sabrina's new look. It's
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creative, bold, in one word, stunning.
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Amazing.
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Sabrina? My friend and my fashion
inspiration of the day. And posted.
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Thanks, friends. It feels nice to be
supported.
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Easier than a padlock, don't you think?
And just as good at setting Chloe up.
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Hey,
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pick up your
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napkin, dude.
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Why should I? People are paid to do it.
It creates jobs.
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Sometimes what you need isn't a padlock,
but some handcuffs.
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Sorry, my dear. There's no more room.
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Those three should really... take a
walk.
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You took the words right out of my
mouth.
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You're amazing. How can you laugh when
they're being so mean? I try not to give
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them too much importance.
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Nelson, book.
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Got a textbook problem?
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Let's learn from the most bookish one of
us then, shall we?
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Hey, you. Give me your book.
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Now.
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Forget them.
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We can share mine.
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It just needs one final touch.
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Have any ribbons left? Yeah.
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Write a mean message in the box.
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I don't know which one to pick between
the two.
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Don't do it, cockroach. Unless you want
everyone to find out what you did in New
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York City.
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Thanks for your help. I couldn't decide.
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Wow.
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Oh, it's absolutely delicious,
Marinette.
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Adrian,
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my love for you is like this tart. The
only thing left of it are a few crumbs.
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This is awful.
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I'm going to write this. I have no idea
how it got here. I promise. Don't worry,
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Marinette. I know you wouldn't write
that.
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But who would do such a cruel joke?
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Aren't you going to do something, my
queen?
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I can't, Pauline.
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But there is someone who might.
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Young men, I was handed a list of
wrongdoings you've been accused of. If
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this is accurate, this kind of behavior
is unacceptable.
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I'm sorry, but I have no other choice
but to call in your parents.
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Don't bother.
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I've already called my father.
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Mr. Pugna.
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So, Raymond, what's this all about?
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Well, I have a list here.
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This one is excellent.
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Rather unacceptable, if you ask me.
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Speaking of unacceptable, that tree in
the yard, it prevents me from landing my
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chopper. I'm counting on you to deal
with it. Come on, Ray, we're leaving.
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It was a pleasure, Mr.
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Damocles.
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I didn't think you had it in you to be a
leader, but you're finally starting to
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show real potential, son. No way!
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But how?
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Is something wrong, Zoe?
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I can change continents, yet nastiness
will still follow me everywhere.
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They remind you of the people who hurt
you back in New York, don't they?
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It's worse than that, Marinette.
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Don't tell me Raymond... Is the boy who
bullied you?
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Why can't we do anything about people
like that?
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We can always do something, Zoe.
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We can learn to recognize them and
protect ourselves from them. We can join
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together with the ones we love and stop
them from hurting people. And we can be
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an example of a better and kinder world.
Look at everything you've already
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accomplished. You've learned how to
believe in yourself, and they can no
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longer hurt you unless you let them.
What matters now is to keep their
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darkness from extinguishing the light
inside of you.
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You're right.
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Thanks, Marinette.
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Thanks for letting me share your book
earlier.
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That was very kind of you.
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Anytime, Sabrina.
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That's one more.
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What are you doing? This is funny. It's
hilarious.
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I like bees.
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Come with us, ma'am. There's some room
over there.
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That's right. Get lost. You're a little
monster. Too loud anyway.
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I can't believe someone could be so
unkind. Where did he learn to act that
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way?
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This is my stop.
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See you tomorrow, Zoe.
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Hold on! Hold on! Wait! Speed!
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Sir, someone wants to get on!
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Wait! Stop!
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Wait for us! We can't just leave him
there!
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Don't worry about the lyrics.
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Just smile for the camera!
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This lady lives here? Can I let her
inside? Hey, intern, can't you see we're
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in the middle of shooting? If we stop,
we'll be wasting time, and time is
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money.
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We don't like musicals. We want our
money back. And a refund on a popcorn.
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But, gentlemen, you're the ones who
chose to see this film.
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Would you rather we make a scene and
scared your other customers off? No, no,
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no, no, no, no scene, please. There's no
need for a scene.
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Enough is enough.
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We're up, Pauline.
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Are you sure we're the ones who should
intervene, my queen?
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We can't just stand by again.
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Holland, buzz on.
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Gentlemen, I empathize with your
complaints. The customer is always
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right. So let me offer you one month of
free cinema.
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And popcorn to go with it? Of course.
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What about the drinks?
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Drinks are, of course, complimentary. My
pleasure.
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There. Now there's a movie theater with
some great customer service.
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See you tomorrow, then. No more
musicals. Of course, of course. Looking
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forward to it, gentlemen.
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I guess you saw all of that, Zoe dear.
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Why did you agree to their demands? They
had no right.
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I don't have a choice. If I don't do
what they tell me to do, they'll scare
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my customers away.
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Nothing like it usually does. How is
that possible?
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You've had a rather dark day.
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Your suit can change depending on your
emotional state. Maybe.
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It's just so frustrating doing nothing
when people act so badly. What's the
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point in being a superhero if I don't
stop them?
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You know what? I think it's time to ask
for advice.
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Vesperia, why did you call me?
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Everything okay, Ladybug?
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What are the rules for miraculous
holders? You said that unless it's an
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akumatized villain, we can help out
without waiting for you to call on us.
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So, we're allowed to stop people from
doing evil things, right?
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Yes, definitely.
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If someone is committing harm, it's your
right and your duty to act.
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But we're only reacting.
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Just earlier, three evil men were
harassing Dre Dre and threatening to do
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even more harm. What we need is a way to
protect them from doing it ever again.
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Well, if they do come back, you step in
to keep them from being harmful.
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What if they come back again after that?
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Then you stop them again.
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What if they just keep wanting to come
back and be bad?
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I'm sorry, but no one has the magic
power to make people good.
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That's the power of education.
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We, however, have the power of defense.
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Okay.
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Are you going to be all right?
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Yes, I just needed to talk it out.
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Thanks, Ladybug.
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If this is the best you can do, I'll
tell everyone how inept you are. But,
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Mr. Roth, I haven't even started cutting
your hair. And you'd better not. If you
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can't even make my hair grow.
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Faster,
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Loic. This is going too slow.
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Stop in the name of the law. You're not
old enough to pilot this vehicle.
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Everything's in order, Mr. Officer. Loic
just turned 18.
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That's right. I've repeated the same
grade for four years already.
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Happy birthday to me.
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That pizza looks good.
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Can I have a slice?
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But you didn't order it. Come on, just a
slice. Don't be a... Just wait and see.
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It's not rocket size.
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Let me tell you a tale.
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We'll have a world where good people
prevail. We're coming. Not a musical.
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Hey, that was my stop.
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My shift is over. I'm going home.
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But what am I supposed to do? Well, you
can always call the streetcar.
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That's a good one.
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Streetcar.
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That Markov?
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Affirmative. We have a huge system error
on our hands.
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Pegasus? The driver wouldn't let us out
in person.
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The superhero showed up. But where did
they take the driver?
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Alerts are coming in from all over the
city.
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I found this man on my night watch. I
have no idea how I got here.
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I came to and suddenly I was here.
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Faced the face with a panther. I thought
it was going to charge at me. Good thing
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our pens are enclosed by unbreakable
glass.
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Better tell me what's going on. The
clock was behind the wheel. I didn't do
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anything. The rides were closed. I have
no idea how they got here.
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Looks like this mysterious masked person
moved all these people from one location
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to another. Why?
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And mostly how? No idea.
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Don't ask me now.
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Have you seen this person?
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Look out!
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Take shelter there. You'll be safe until
we've
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stopped that.
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Baby?
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Tell me where they are, or I'm going to
be super duper mad!
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Seems like our little buddy is okay.
We're looking for someone. Maybe it
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could be the same mysterious masked
figure we're after.
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We'd better find out before he has a
full block of pants, young kitty cat.
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Don't tell me they're miraculous before
you see them.
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Where have I seen that phone before?
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That baby robot is so instilled.
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Yes, we need a little toy to keep him
busy. Look at your arm.
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You shouldn't let babies play with
phones, Bellini. Am I right?
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You're right, kitty cat. Especially if
the phone's got an ultraclima inside.
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Smithhound, you're up.
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Ladybug is keeping you from pursuing
your quest for justice. Seize her,
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Miraculous! I don't like Ladybugs!
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What should we do, m'lady? It's
pointless to chase him until we figure
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out how to defeat him. At least we know
the Ultracuma wasn't in his phone.
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Wait a minute.
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Of course.
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The phone was empty because we weren't
supposed to break it.
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Dracula's ladybug!
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What could be in here that's supposed to
help us? This must be our Akumatide guy.
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The world revolves around me and my
tantrums.
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I know that boy. He enjoys scaring...
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can just use the toilet like everyone
else.
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You've been super mean since Sophia was
born.
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So what?
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Babies are the only thing that matters
in this family anymore.
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Well, you're being a baby right now!
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That's how we got Akumata.
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Yes, and now we know for sure that he's
after the same person as we are. Some
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kind of masked vigilante. Except
humiliation and harassment have nothing
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to do with justice.
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Since it wasn't his phone, where's the
akumatized object?
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That's all he has on him. We must have
missed something.
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Look, he's gone!
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Wait,
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what you're seeing is not the akumatized
villain. The villain is inside. And the
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object holding the akuma must be inside
with him. We're going to need an extra
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sitter.
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Find the person who dressed me up like a
baby!
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My eyes!
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Thanks
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for
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coming so quickly, Vesperia.
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Rina Rouge, you're going to create an
illusion that looks like the masked
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person from the video.
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The one he's after. Got it.
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Once he comes over to try and grab her,
he'll forget about everything else.
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and we'll step in. Still as brilliant as
ever, Malini.
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Yoo-hoo! Look what I found!
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You are?
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Booyah! You're up, Vesperia.
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Get up!
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Tragic wisdom!
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So, kiddo, You need a babysitter? Leave
me alone!
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No more evil being for you, Ultracuma.
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Time to de-evilize!
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Gotcha!
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Bye-bye, little butterfly.
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Miraculous?
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You think you have the power to fix
everything, Ladybug, but you couldn't be
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more wrong.
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No one has that power.
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You got akumatized because you let your
bad feelings win, Sam. You have to learn
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how to love your baby sister, even if
she requires a lot of attention from
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your parents.
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We all need other people's love, but if
you want to receive, you also have to
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give. Do you understand?
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Fair. It's not my fault. The bad guy's
that masked person. The one who made me
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look like a baby.
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That's a lie. I've seen videos of you on
Zoom. You were bothering mothers and
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their babies. Are we going to let him
get away with it? Would you rather we
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did the same thing to him as the
mysterious person who harasses people?
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Then we'd be just like them. If that
means punishing bad people, I don't see
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a problem. Maybe it'd make us feel
better to punish them.
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But look at what happened today. The
masked person's actions only brought
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about more violence.
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You don't teach people to be kind by
hurting them back.
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And you, don't do things to others that
you wouldn't like done to you.
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Yeah, okay.
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I wouldn't be smiling if I were you.
What you did is not something to be
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proud of.
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I seized this chance to make amends.
From now on, behave yourself, okay?
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Okay.
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See, it's better when you talk things
through.
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Even though you've got to be firm
sometimes.
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Found it?
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There's still someone in town we have to
stop.
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Yes, the masked person. Maybe he's the
new holder of the butterfly miraculous.
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He or she. Could be. Maybe they're
trying to anger people so they can
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akumatize them.
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Maybe, maybe not.
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What's for sure is that we're going to
have to be more cautious than ever.
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Where's the free drinks? Look, I'm not
sure. You!
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Who should speak with my new assistant?
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What you want, fella? Some soda? Tea?
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Maybe some fruit punch?
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Move it. Some of us have to
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work.
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What should we do, my queen? Wait until
nightfall?
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In the name of the law, leave these
people in peace at once. They're
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working, too.
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I think we're good for today.
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Okay.
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