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Miles!
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{\an8}Um.
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{\an8}What is that thing?
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{\an8}It's a vintage port-o-potty.
Do not go in there.
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{\an8}Ah, I forgot my jacket
back at school.
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Better go get it before dinner,
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my mom's ordering my favourite. Thai!
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I love Thai! Yeah, red curry,
green curry, pad thai!
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- Spring rolls! Noodles--
- You should come with us!
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Yeah, it'd be awesome!
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I thought we'd
never get rid of him.
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Macy, why are we here?
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The AV room isn't used
in the summer,
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and we need a place to figure out what's going on.
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Well, it's time to make
a murder board for Dead Macy.
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Which is a sentence I never thought I'd say.
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Blood splatter.
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Possibly projected, medium velocity.
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Could be the murder weapon.
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Glitter, I have no idea what this means.
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Pocket watches were common in the 1900s,
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we'd need to find out more.
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Is this a bruise?
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Pine wood shavings.
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Super strange.
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Now the only question is who killed me,
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who had the machine, and why.
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And how, and when.
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No, this is giving serious Final Destination vibes.
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Well, the good news is
Morgue Macy is only
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a version of Macy in time.
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There's a plausible theory that if we change any of these
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elements, we can avoid Macy's future death.
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Right.
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We just need to take it one clue at a time.
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Change those elements.
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It'll be okay, Macy.
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Plus, upside, this could totally be our
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"create the perfect murder" end of class project.
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What? Too soon?
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Yeah.
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Zane? Zane? Seriously,
what was that thing
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in the garage that--
- Sunny left me on read.
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What should I do? Ask why? Send an emoji? But which one?
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Like, a smiley face, sad face, heart eyes, tennis ball?
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This is why I never use emojis.
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Okay, what about,
uh, did you faint
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from the excitement of receiving my message?
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Write post haste when you awaken.
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Yes! Funny and fancy.
Thank you!
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♪ Mi-mi-mi-mi-mi-mi-mi ♪ ♪ Mi-mi-mi-mi-mi-mi-mi ♪
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Ever consider trapping
Charlie in the outhouse
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during the audition?
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Outhouse?
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Oh, the, the vintage port-o-potty.
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Actually, I don't hate that.
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Billie, I'm sure you're
an amazing singer and actress.
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Like a younger--
- Selena Gomez?
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- Yes.
- Oh, I love her
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in Only Murders In The Building.
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I mean, who said anything about murder?
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No one, no one.
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What about accompaniment
for your audition?
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Piano? Sudrophone? Violin?
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Macy plays the violin.
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But, but not since…
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I'll think of something.
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Hey, so Billie mentioned
that you play the violin.
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Em, it's just…
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I haven't played violin since my dad's funeral.
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Oh.
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My deepest sympathies.
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As time passes, things that remind you of them in a sad way
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start to remind you of them in a good way.
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The body holds the evidence.
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That's what William Murdoch used to say.
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We need to go back to 1910,
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to examine my body in the morgue.
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While it's against
better judgment,
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it would help to read more of Macy's autopsy report.
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But we need to blend in.
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Let's hit the theatre costume department.
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By the way, I'm not loving
the Morgue Macy nickname.
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Well, it's better
than Dead Macy,
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or Cadaverous Macy or Corspy Macy.
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Do I still have to wear
those old tight shoes?
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Quit whining! Try wearing heels.
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No! It can't be.
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I'm gone? How?
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This doesn't make any sense.
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Maybe the body's
in cold storage?
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Let's look for the autopsy report.
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There's no autopsy report!
What is going on?
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There's seemingly no record
of you dying in 1910.
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Wait. What if I was killed in
a different time
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and then placed in the morgue for us to find?
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That explains why there's
no body or autopsy report.
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Your morgue body is from a different time,
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we just don't know when.
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Yeah, because the last autopsy
was Kurt Labine,
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stabbed with a knife. But by whom?
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There'd be a police report.
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Let's visit our friends
at the station house.
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You two take the lead,
acting's not my forte,
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but if we can find the suspect's picture,
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I'll study it, commit it to memory and then sketch it.
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Or we can just
take this poster.
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That's a more efficient plan.
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So this is who killed Kurt
and took the time machine.
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We have to find this guy.
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He could be my killer.
- Miles!
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Miles, how are you here?
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I went to see the outhouse,
and it was shaking,
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and then I touched it, and now I'm here.
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I infer his molecules were
attached to wave emissions
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from the time machine and he was taken for a ride.
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What? And why are you
dressed--
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Hey! You! You spooked my horse and knocked over my fruit cart!
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Split up, he can't catch us
all. Macy, come with me!
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Come back here,
you bloody coward! Urgh!
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Get back here!
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Macy, are you okay?
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I remember these streets.
Follow me!
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Billie! Zane! We're coming!
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: Macy! Miles!
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Down this alley!
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Come on! : Get in!
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What is going on?
No more lies.
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Okay. So, this thing,
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well it, it's kind of a--
- It's a time machine.
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I promise I'll tell you later, just stay away from it.
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I've gotta destroy this blouse.
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We'll catch up
with you later, Miles.
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RIP, blouse.
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Note to self, stay on Macy's good side.
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Guys, look!
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It worked!
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The stain disappeared.
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You averted one aspect of your murder.
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Great. But I'm still dead.
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It's something.
Keep the faith.
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What about Miles? He knows.
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Do we tell him?
About Morgue Macy?
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Uh, no. Telling Miles
about the time machine
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and my murder might break his brain.
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Fair, definite brain breaker.
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We'll tell him we use
the machine to gather
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historical evidence for our final project. Research.
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Let's wait and see if we can trust him.
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Sounds good.
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Sunny texted!
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{\an8}He says…
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{\an8}"Hey, glad u texted. Whats upp?"
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Uh hey. So uh,
for my audition, no pressure,
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but I was wondering--
- I'd love to.
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It's about time I pulled out the violin.
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And that, in a nutshell,
is the space-time continuum.
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Now, as it pertains to the time machine--
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You can't tell a soul about this!
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I promise, your
secret's safe with me.
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Imagine, the ability to move through time,
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travel anywhere, do anything.
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What a way to live.
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Yeah. Live.
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