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When Linda turned 42, her mother drove
her scooter into a tree branch.
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It wasn't too bad,
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but when she heard that, she began to
realize that each day could be her last.
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Two days later, she started collecting
everything related to elephants.
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She needed something new in her life.
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Her owl collection
no longer interested her.
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One, two, three, four... Wait.
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Come on. One, two, three, four...
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One, two, three, four, five.
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No. One, two, three...
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An elephant's skin is typically...
Well.
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Hm, that's indeed thick skin.
Then, near their mouths...
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What is that?
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Filthy animals.
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Troyer.
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Listen to this.
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Savannah elephants often sleep
on their feet,
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so they can run away quickly
in case of danger.
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Troyer, they're leaving without us.
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Linda, the second jeep!
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I'm sweating like a pig.
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I hope he gets going soon.
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Come on, Linda. Let's follow his trail.
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I'll survive out here for years
if I need to.
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Is it going to take that long?
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If we keep walking,
we'll be back at the hotel by evening.
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If we'd kept walking, we would have
been back at the hotel by evening.
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But Linda sat there much too long.
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She sat there eating
the only two Bounties we had.
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All by herself.
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Answer if you see this, Jurgen.
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I'm over here.
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By the fire.
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Why isn't he answering?
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Here, Linda. Liquid.
Tuck it away safely. We might need it.
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I want to go to sleep.
I'm dog-tired.
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Do you think we'll make it out of this?
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Of course, honey.
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No... No, Troyer.
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Catch up, Van Goethem.
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True or false?
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Dung beetles can carry
up to 860 times their own weight.
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True?
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False. 760 times.
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My pocket knife is sharper,
but it's in your pocket.
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I'd like to see an elephant.
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It hasn't got a compass, either.
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Do you think anyone makes
cakes shaped like elephants?
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If so, I'd like one for my birthday.
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Do you think those birds are
showing us the way?
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NO
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I think I'm getting a sunburn.
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Here.
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A sharp twig.
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In case anything happens to me.
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All this walking is making me thirsty.
- Have you still got that bottle?
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That bottle of liquid
I gave you yesterday?
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Yes.
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The lid wasn't on right.
All my stuff is wet.
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With a sharp twig, you can easily drill
a hole in the ground or hurt an animal.
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So, I made one for Linda.
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Imagine if something
were to happen to me.
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Linda would have to make it
on her own.
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However impossible that seemed,
she'd have to do it.
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Troyer, a lion with spots.
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I always put Linda first.
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I once even gave her
the last bite of my chicken sandwich.
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Troyer. There's something here.
Come and see.
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Wow, a flare.
Honey, we've found a flare.
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If we fire it off, the hotel will see
that we're here.
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Back up.
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One, two...
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You idiot.
How could you do that?
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And now, I'm going to drink.
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We'd found a flare...
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but not one of the ones
I'm familiar with.
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When Linda gets mad,
sometimes she goes to the other room
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to blame me, silently.
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I know, because I once followed her,
without her knowing.
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She even poured a bit of water
on my pillow in revenge.
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We're not alone.
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We'll have to wait awhile.
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Go on, get out of here.
Go on, giddy up. Giddy up.
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Loser.
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What is it Van Goethem?
Lost your sense of humour?
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I'm Linda Van Goethem,
and I'm mad about elephants.
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Did you know I still haven't got
one good picture of you here, in Africa?
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Once we're home, I want to have
my nicest photos printed on canvas,
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to go in the living room.
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What are you doing, Troyer?
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What are you doing?
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Stop that, Linda.
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Aren't you going to sleep?
- I'm sleeping on my feet.
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That's safer.
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Then I can run away immediately
in case of danger.
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A storm.
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Here. Here. S.0.S. Hello.
Mayday. Mayday.
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Hello. Help, help.
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Fire.
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Dammit. Run.
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Linda.
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Where are you, Linda? Run.
Don't stop. Just keep running.
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Keep running, Linda. Linda.
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Come on, Linda.
Linda, run. Run.
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Shouldn't we turn back?
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Linda.
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Hey.
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Wait for me.
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Elephants.
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Lots and lots of elephants.
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Come on, put your clothes on.
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Put your clothes on.
We're not at your mum's.
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We keep our clothes on
when we're on holiday.
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Linda!
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