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? ?
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? In Hora Prandii
Est Newtopia! ?
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Enjoy, everyone!
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This place makes
the best beetle burgers
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in all of Newtopia!
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[munching]
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What's that? Oh,
just my journal.
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I like jottin' down
theories and observations.
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You know, all about indigenous fauna,
medicinal techniques,
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customs and nuances of Amphibious
species-based caste systems...
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Sometimes I even do drawings.
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[gasps] It looks just like me.
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Wow! Anne,
have you been keeping a journal too?
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Look, guys! I'm a straw-lrus!
Like a walrus, but with straws!
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[laughs]
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What's a walrus?
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Now,
who should I give the bill to?
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Probably not you.
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Oh! I'll take it! It's,
oh, let me guess...
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28 coppers?
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Right you are.
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[all oohing]
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Wow! Can you do math like that too,
Anne?
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[exhales] Uh,
you mean like with numbers and stuff?
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Can you imagine if Marcy got
stuck with us instead of Anne?
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We'd be set for life!
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Hush, Polly. Think those thoughts,
don't say them.
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Oh, yeah? Well-- [screams]
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Look out! [all scream]
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Someone's trying to kill us!
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No, no. It's fine.
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It's just a message
from the king.
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Oh, correction. It's a
puzzle gram from the king.
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[all] What?
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He's basically hidden clues
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around the city and when I
collect them all, I get a message.
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Ah! It's so fun!
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Okay,
this first symbol is a tree,
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so we should head
towards Coral Park.
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Now come on,
team. It's puzzle time!
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A puzzle tour of
Newtopia? Count me in!
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[all cheering]
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Come on, Polly! This may be
our most exciting adventure yet!
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Hey, thanks for coming in. Would you
like to join our customer loyalty program?
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You can get free gifts.
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Gifts?
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Free? Oh, no.
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Wow! Whoa! Look at that!
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Anne. You're not marveling.
Is everything okay?
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Well, I don't know. It's just...
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Marcy's always been
the smart one in our group.
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I've always just felt
kinda dumb around her.
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What? Shh! She'll hear you.
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Sorry. Well, hey.
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Maybe if you can solve the
king's puzzle gram before Marcy,
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it'll prove you're just
as smart as she is.
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Hmm. Well, I did get us out of
that puzzle dungeon that one time.
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Yeah, you did!
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Mission "Prove I'm not a dumdum,"
engage!
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[grunts]
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Here it is, guys. Coral Park!
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[both] Whoa.
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[thinking] Okay,
you can do this.
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So, one eye open and one closed.
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Hmm... Ooh!
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What if we aren't supposed
to look at the trees?
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What if we're supposed
to listen to them?
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I love it!
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Hmm, but I was also thinking,
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this statue of Ezra Brackish
is looking through a telescope.
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He's got one eye open and one eye closed,
right?
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Gotcha!
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"Bring."
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So that's the first
part of the message.
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Brilliant! [gasps]
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[chuckles] Okay.
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So the next clue is...
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Oh! I recognize this.
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Come on, gang. Let's motor!
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Maybe you'll have better
luck on the next one?
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Yeah, I can do this!
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Let's go get that next clue!
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Whoop! Whoop!
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[both] Whoo-hoo!
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Goblin! Come on, girl!
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Goblin, get down from there!
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Don't worry. I got you.
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[grunting]
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[meows]
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Thanks, lady. No worries.
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I actually have one just like that
back home. But with less legs.
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[Sprig] Anne,
come on! Whoop, gotta go!
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Don't let that thing grow up.
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Catch you later! [meows]
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[all] Hmm.
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Why the "W"? I mean,
what's that supposed to mean?
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Let me take this one,
Mar-Mar. Okay.
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Hmm.
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[straining]
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You'll never solve me!
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Ah! I mean, oh... I see.
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Hey,
I gotta go to the bathroom! BRB!
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Hey, can I see your crossbow
arm? I don't see why not?
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[panting] Okay...
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Gotta find help. Um...
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Aha!
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An old person! Old
people love puzzles.
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Psst, hey. Wanna solve a puzzle?
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Ooh! Looks like a juicy one.
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Pull up some bench, dear.
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The name's Doris. Anne.
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Okay, any idea what this symbol
has to do with the museum?
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Oh! My son Harris used
to work at the museum.
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Oh, wait,
no. Harris worked at the library.
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Dusty worked at the
museum. Or was it Dave?
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Whoa, whoa,
whoa. Hold on. How many sons do you have?
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Whoa.
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Hmm.
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I wonder if...
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[screeches] [thuds]
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[gasps] I knew
this looked familiar!
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The lines between the bricks of
this west side wall of the museum
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match up perfectly with
the street grid of Newtopia.
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Which puts us right about...
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here!
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"Me."
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"Bring... me..."
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[gasps] Only
one clue left to go!
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Well, if Dusty is upset about what
Buster said, he should just tell him so.
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Mmm-hmm. Hey, Anne.
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So... Marcy figured
out the second puzzle.
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The puzzle! Sorry,
Doris. Gotta run.
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-It was nice talking to you. -You too,
Anne.
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Don't forget my offer to set
you up with one of my sons.
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Doris, stop it! [laughs]
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Hey,
Anne. Glad you could catch up.
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Take a look at the final clue.
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It's referring to the big
bridge downtown. Come on!
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Hop Pop,
Polly! We're goin' to the bridge!
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Take me with you!
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Polly, look!
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Just 987 more lunches,
and we get a free suit of armor!
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[groans]
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Okay, Anne. One clue left.
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Yeah, and Marcy'll probably
solve it before we get there.
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Oh,
come on. So she's good at puzzles.
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That doesn't mean she's
smart and you're dumb.
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Thanks, dude. Huh?
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[gasps] Oh, boy.
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Oh, yeah, yeah. I know.
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I made a few suggestions on
how to increase the weight limit,
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and they kinda, like,
named it after me.
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Now, come on! Let's see
where this triangle fits in.
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Okay, so she designed a
bridge. That doesn't mean--
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Please stop. Yeah, okay.
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Why don't you go ahead? I
think I need a moment alone.
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Uh, okay.
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Just holler if you
need something.
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[groans]
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What? My trays! I got 'em!
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[strains, grunts]
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Thank you, sweetie!
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Here,
have some gnatchos on the house.
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Thanks! My name's Anne,
by the way.
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I'm Gertie. Nice to meet ya.
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[sighs]
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Something got you down, Anne?
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Have you ever had a friend who's so smart,
they make you feel dumb?
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Honey,
this is Newtopia. Everyone here's a genius.
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And then there's me,
with my dumb old gnatcho cart.
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What? Gertie, don't say that.
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You're an independent
businesswoman. You've got it goin' on!
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[chuckles] Oh,
aren't you a sweet one!
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You wanna know my
trick? Fake it till you make it.
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If you act like you're smart,
everyone assumes you are.
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Really? That works?
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Mm-hmm. I don't know the first
thing about cooking, and look at me.
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I'm a famous chef!
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Well, I'm a chef.
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Well, I'm in the food business.
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[Sprig] Hey, Anne! Marcy and
I are stumped. Get over here!
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[Anne] All right.
What do we got here?
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Hmm. Okay.
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Easy.
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[thinking] Come on,
Anne... fake it.
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So, a triangle has three sides,
right?
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Three rhymes with, er... "tea."
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You brew tea with water,
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and there's water in, uh...
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The sewer! Let's go down there.
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Whoa! This sewer's
shockingly clean.
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There's actually a
reason for that. I...
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[both] Rehauled
the sewer system?
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How'd you know that?
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Hey! Check that out.
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That looks just like
the circle in the clue.
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Kinda. We obviously
have to turn it.
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[clanking]
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[Marcy] Speak of the devil!
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Here comes one of
my improvements!
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[alligator] Whoo-hoo. Ooh!
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Would you guys believe that
in addition to eating live meat...
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Ooh!
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...these babies
love eating trash?
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Go, go, go! Let's move!
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Whoo-hoo!
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Whoo-hoo, hoo-hoo-hoo!
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[panting]
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[straining] Holy crud,
that's heavy!
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[Gertie] Gnatchos!
Get your gnatchos!
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Gertie? Is that you?
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It's me, Anne. I need help!
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Anne?
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Don't worry, kiddo. I got ya!
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[alligator snarls] [yelps]
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[groans] Got it! Here,
grab my arm!
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Come on, Mar Mar. Hey!
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Anne, you hang in there,
you hear? Anne!
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Did you say "Anne"? The tall,
gangly creature?
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-She saved my Goblin.
We gotta help her! -[clanking]
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Okay, they said they'd be at
the bridge. Do you see 'em?
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[Gertie] Hang in there, Anne!
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-We'll save you,
Anne! -[alligator roars]
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Typical.
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Ooh, looks like this is it!
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Grab on! Hop Pop, now!
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[roars]
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Anne,
what happened? Are you okay?
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Can't you go ten
minutes on your own
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without getting into some
kind of crazy danger?
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Aw, give her a break, Hop Pop.
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Anne's already sad because Marcy's
so smart she makes her feel dumb.
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Sprig! What?
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Anne, is that true?
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I don't know. Maybe?
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I guess I get a little
jealous of you sometimes.
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I mean, you're so smart,
and I'm... not.
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Anne, that's insane.
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Besides, I'm jealous of you.
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Huh? What for?
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Yeah, what for?
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You get along
with people so well.
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Three people you met today
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just risked their
lives to save you.
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[meows]
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Heck,
the Plantars here adopted you
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and would do anything for you.
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Yeah, sure, I'm good at solving
puzzles and calculating the check,
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but you're amazing
at making connections.
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Me, I have trouble looking
people in the eye sometimes.
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Thanks, Marcy.
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Maybe that's why we
make such a good team.
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Come here, you. Aw!
254
00:10:42,684 --> 00:10:44,453
Hey, anyone else want a snack?
255
00:10:44,477 --> 00:10:46,146
That nice lady gave
me some gnatchos.
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Whoa! Wait a sec, it's... Look!
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The symbol... it's a gnatcho!
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Sprig, empty that tray!
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[all gasp]
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[Marcy] That means
the message is...
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"Bring me the Plantars."
262
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Oh, guys, we've been summoned!
263
00:11:02,871 --> 00:11:05,224
And you solved the puzzle gram,
Anne!
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Self-esteem boost and an
audience with the ruler of this world?
265
00:11:08,209 --> 00:11:09,395
Win-win, baby!
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[all cheering]
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So... you guys wanna feed
gnatchos to that alligator?
268
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Uh-huh. Oh, yeah, absolutely.
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[munches] Ooh!
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Ooh, ooh, ooh!
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Just look how
happy it makes him.
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