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House of Anubis S02E02 House of Cameras and House of Numbers credits to waitinz from deefun.com
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Trudy, we're really sorry.
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We didn't mean to get you into trouble. Honestly we didn't.
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I know. It's my own fault for believing your silly stories.
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We're going to miss you.
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I'm going to miss you too. All of you.
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Your taxi's here.
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How can you do this? Trudy hasn't done anything wrong.
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Goodbye, Trudy.
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I'm not eating this.
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Trudy always give us toast.
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We've got treats with jam.
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Forget Trudy. And if you don't like my cooking,
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you can always do it yourself.
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How about we going get our breakfast
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in the vending machines in the school, guys.
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Yeah.
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No way. They are installing security cameras.
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They can't do that. It's a total invasion on our privacy.
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And the camera adds 20 pounds.
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The school is always striving to improve your personal security.
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This is our latest measure to help you feel safe and secure.
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This is a joke. Safe and secure?
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I didn't realize there are so many options for a career in sports.
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It really can take you anywhere.
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Uh, here's a scholarship coming up for
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four-week summer placement at UCLA in California
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In California?
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As in warmer tang and beaches and surfing California?
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The very same. You need to prepare for the exam, as well as the tryout.
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So if you wanna swap one of your
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science subjects for sport science,
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I will need to know soon or relatively later.
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I'm planning for a sport summer school in California.
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It's all thanks to you.
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Wow.
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Just need to pass the exam, you know.
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Come on. You don't miss the sports. You breathe that.
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Hey, I can help you.
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You don't know the first thing about sports.
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I bet I'll know more than you, Mr. Mighty Mickham.
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Bet? Bet. What's this about a bet?
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Mara reckons she know more about sports than me.
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Yeah, right. She's a girl.
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Exactly.
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And no offence, a geek.
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None taken. So if you don't believe me,
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why don't you give me a quiz?
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Or better yet, quiz us both at the same time.
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I love competition. You know I like that actually. Mick?
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A sports quiz against Mara? Send me on!
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Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, to Sporting Challenge.
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Sporting Challenge.
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I would like to introduce my beautiful assistant Fifi.
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And our two lovely contestants, Mick and Mara.
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The first questions please, Fifi. Thanks.
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Over which three distances is the sprint run?
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- Mara. - 100, 200 and 400 metres.
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- Correct. - I knew that one.
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Lucky guess. That's all.
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Oh I don't know about that.
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Full-speed flop.
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Andre Agassi.
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Correct.
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Correct.
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Correct.
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Correct.
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Correct.
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Incorrect.
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Very well done.
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Correct.
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A pooch punt.
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Correct.
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Where did you get these questions, man?
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And now the final category is football. English football, Mara.
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The questions please, Fifi.
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Alfie, if you stretch my shoes!
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Who beat England in the semi-finals of the 1990 World Cup.
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Oh, Portugal on penalties.
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Incorrect.
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No, no, no. I know the answer.
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I just got the wrong year. That so.
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- Mara. - Germany.
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Correct.
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She's cheating. She must be cheating.
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What?
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Did you give her the answers?
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No.
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Yes, you did. To make me look stupid.
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Well ha ha, everyone. Very funny.
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Pretty childish behaviours there, Mick.
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Well obviously she was fed with the answers.
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Not likely.
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Some sweaty dude in lycra.
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- Read the title. - Francis Edward Jaffray Wins Gold.
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Frankie Jaffray is...
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Mara's dad, yeah.
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And her mommy is a professional hockey player.
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Mara might hate sports,
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But she's been living, eating, breathing it all her life.
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She won fair and square, Mick.
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Listen, I am really sorry about earlier.
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- It's OK. - No. It's not OK.
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I shouldn't have said you cheated.
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Please let me make up to you.
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Help you with your homework?
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How about you let me organize your training schedule?
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OK...
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I was thinking more like chocolate bar, if that seems fun to you.
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OK. You got it.
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How are we supposed to keep searching the house
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with cameras everywhere?
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It's like we are on a really dull reality show.
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And why am I still trying?
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Rufus is never gonna pick up. This is like Joy all over again.
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Except we know who took Rufus. We don't know who took Joy.
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Are you kidding? Of course Victor took her.
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But where does he take them to? And why?
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OK. We need to stick together more than ever now. Sibuna.
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Sibuna.
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Si--what?
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Welcome to the club.
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Together, we are invincible.
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OK. I have had an idea about these cameras.
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But it means enlisting the whole of our favourite comedy double actors.
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SpongeBob and Patrick?
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I think she means Jerome and Alfie.
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Get away from those cameras immediately.
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Get down from there at once. Lewis, Clarke.
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What's wrong, Victor?
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We are only doing the same as you,
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Well, watching you watching us.
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It's a peaceful protesting.
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Fine, fine. You stand up there on your little chairs
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until light's out.
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You'll soon become bored of this nonsense.
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Clarke, Lewis. I know it's you. You're both grounded.
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And the next person to step out of line will get worse than that.
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I can and I will bring your time at this school to an end.
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Go to your rooms immediately.
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Sorry. I probably should've knocked. But you have to see this.
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I was doing some research for the ancient history project,
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and I found something amazing.
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Well, this is about Howard Carter and
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when his team re-discover Tutankhamun's tomb in 1922.
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There were 22 people in this expedition party
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and two of them used to live right here.
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Frobisher-Smythes?
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Yes. But that's not even the most amazing part.
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Look at this.
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They were later involved in a high-profile court case.
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They were accused of stealing items from Tutankhamun's tomb and
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smuggling them back to Britain.
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They were both found not guilty, but only by majority verdict.
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After the trial, some of the juries were
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reported saying that they believed that the couple had hidden the items.
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And?
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And I checked. And to this day, the items have never been recovered.
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So you're saying the treasure we are looking for
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could've come from Tutankhamun's tomb?
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That's exactly what I'm saying.
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Who has eaten all the Brand paste?
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Bread, I need the spoon.
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What's burning?
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I think you have your bacon well done.
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Stop.
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We can't go on like this. We are gonna starve.
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We need Trudy back.
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And those cameras taken down.
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We need to show them we mean business
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and know how exactly to do it.
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What is going on here?
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Get to your lessons immediately.
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Not until you taking down the security cameras.
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And brought Trudy back.
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And got us some toilet paper.
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What? It's almost making demands.
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You dare deliver ultimatums to me.
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I'll soon bring you all to your senses
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when I speak to Mr. Sweet about having you all thrown out of school.
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You don't have the power. Do you?
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Oh, Miss. Williamson.
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I have more power than you could ever imagine.
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Now get to school, all of you,
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unless you are prepared to suffer the consequences.
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The thing is...
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It's this sport scholarship. I need a good reference from the school.
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There's a class of sea cows I really want to hear.
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Sorry, Patricia.
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My parental units will kill me if I get expelled from yet another school.
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Yeah. Bad idea, anyway. I'm out.
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Well, so much for solidarity.
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Amber.
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I'm sorry. I'm really really sorry.
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I'm just scared of the consequences.
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Very wise, Miss. Millington. Very wise indeed.
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And so we have the ring leaders.
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I'm giving you one last chance to obey my orders. Go to school.
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No.
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What did you say?
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I think I said no.
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Yeah.
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She said no.
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No.
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No.
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Mick, Mick. Someone to see you in my office.
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Hey, careful, Mick. Last time it happened with Joy.
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She never came out again.
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Most of music. It's your father.
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Come on.
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Dad, this is a surprise. You are looking good.
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So, what's this I hear about your changing study choices.
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I know you had your heart set on me for being a doctor.
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No, you set your heart on that.
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We've talked about this since you were small.
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Mrs. Andrews wanted to... Oh, sorry. I was looking for Mr. Sweet.
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I don't know where he's going. Sorry.
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Dad, this is Mara.
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She's helping me putting together
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my submission for UCLA summer school.
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Mara, that's very good of you.
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I'm very sure. But Mick won't be needing your help any more.
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- Dad. - What?
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Look, with all due respect, Mr. Campbell,
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I don't want Mick to have to go through what I've been through.
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My parents were pushy as well.
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I beg your pardon?
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They're athletes, see? I tried to live up to their expectations.
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But basically I struggled with sports.
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And Mick struggled with science.
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And that's a problem if you're going to be a doctor.
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You seem to be taking a great interest in my son's career, Mara.
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That's because I care about him.
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Please, and so do I.
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Then why can't you let him do what he wants, what he's good at?
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Quite a girlie, Mick.
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I suppose you better let me have a look at that brochure.
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1922? The year Tutankhamun's tomb was discovered?
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That is what the numbers meant.
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Check you out.
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Can you imagine if there really are relics
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from Tutankhamun's tomb hidden in Anubis House?
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This could be huge. And our next clue must be linked to this date somehow.
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Mr. Campbell, what are you doing here?
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Hello, Amber, just been visiting Mick. How are you?
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Well, I haven't been better.
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Come and have a cup of my latteccino with me in the common room
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and I will tell you all about it. It's totally unfair.
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Oh some silly little protest over nothing, Mrs. Andrews,
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It'll all be over by lunch time, you mark...
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I have to go, sorry.
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It's 1922.
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Yes.
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When I said "Go",
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you'll go around about 30 seconds max to give the closet a look, OK?
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You do have a plan, right?
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Yeah.
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What is going on?
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Go.
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Now I'm not that technical ??? but one of your cameras is gone down.
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I know, out of my way.
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But um... Shouldn't we call the security company
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and give the site a look. You could get your money back.
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I said out of my way.
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I said out of my way.
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Oh yes, yes, how very amusing.
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That's it, I've heard enough.
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I'm going to inform Mr. Sweet that I'll be removing Mick from school.
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Let's see what he had to say about that.
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Come.
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Ah, Mr. Campbell, still here.
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Um... is there a problem?
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Yes, I'd rather think there is, Mr. Sweet.
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Oh, dear.
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I don't know what she said to him,
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but he definitely said he was going to remove you from the school.
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Oh killer, he was about to cave.
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Dad, what's going on?
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I don't think you will get more problems with the security cameras.
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Thanks to that, the young lady over there.
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Nice work, Mr. Campbell. What about Trudy?
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To be reinstated.
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Yes, thank you.
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My pleasure.
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So you're not going to remove me from school then?
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Shh, they still think I might be.
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He's going out. Quick, let's check out our new clue.
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Beleathered and clasped here is the only place
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where yesterday always follow tomorrow.
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"Beleathered and clasped".
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An old briefcase?
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What about an old diary or a book?
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Like it.
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Remember we got the chandelier out under the stairs?
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There's a big box of leather brown books in there.
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Right. OK, let's take a look while he's out.
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I'm not sure security cameras are the best idea, Victor.
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It is absolutely vital that we keep a close eye
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on this particular group of students.
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But it has brought unwanted attention to the school.
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You know we can't afford such complaints.
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Warrick Campbell has threatened to remove Mick from the school
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unless they're taken down immediately.
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So what?
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Their fees do fund your "research", Victore, after all.
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Eric...
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You know, actually I do concur with Mrs. Andrews on this one, Victor. I'm sorry.
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The cameras must go.
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We can't find the one with a clasp.
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We need something that has something to do with the clue.
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"The only place where yesterday always follows tomorrow".
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Fabian. Look, it's from 1925.
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Victor.
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Well he looks exactly the same as he does now.
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Hurry up. He could be back any minute.
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What's wrong? You look like you have seen a ghost.
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I think we have.
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