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Get up, Paul. You must go with Gryvon.
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Why? What's happening?
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The Regents have decided
to banish you.
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- But Correon said that I...
- Correon is an old fool.
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I've promised to help you get home.
Do you want to go or not?
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- Where're you taking me?
- Somewhere the Regents won't find you.
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Paul!
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Guard! Guard!
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She helped the boy escape.
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Seize her!
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Episode 7
'THE GUNPOWDER PLOT'
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Seize her!
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I didn't help Paul escape.
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She's lying!
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Stop her!
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Now!
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Get out of the way!
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There she is!
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Paul!
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I'm sorry I treated you badly before.
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But you must admit your story
was hard to believe.
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Yes, I still have trouble
believing it myself.
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Exactly.
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Can we start again?
I want to be your friend.
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Just help me get back
to my own world, okay?
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As soon as you tell us how to make
gunpowder, you'll be on your way.
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Now how do I know Ashka
will keep her promise?
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Trust us, Paul.
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We will help you back home.
We got you out of the cell, didn't we?
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Now, please, what do you need
for the gunpowder?
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Ashka!
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Ashka!
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Has the girl been found?
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Not yet. I'm afraid she might have
escaped the castle with the boy.
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- I have guards searching the forest.
- I want the boy found!
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And I want her sent straight
to the Wastelands.
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Yes, Regent.
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Guard!
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I want every room searched.
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Get more men if you need them.
Every effort must be made.
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When you find the girl,
bring her straight to me.
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Shall we search your room first?
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If she was in here, I wouldn't be
asking you to search, would I?
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What?
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I've got the list of ingredients
for the gunpowder.
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Good.
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- Was Paul cooperative?
- Of course. We are friends now.
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Make sure you list everything he does.
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Once we have his secret,
we can be rid of him.
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Alex!
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Alex!
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Alex! How much money have you got?
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- Ah, about a dollar twenty.
- Oh, we're gonna need a lot more than that.
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Why?
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I've found a way of getting
us up to the cave.
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Two kids are going on a study
camp there this weekend.
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We can bribe them
to let us take their places.
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I've got about a 100 bucks in the bank.
I'm saving that for new fishing gear.
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Alex! We're trying to save Paul's life!
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Yeah, alright. I'll go
to the bank at lunchtime.
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Great! I knew you wouldn't let me down.
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- What kinda camp is this, anyway?
- Oh, a literature camp.
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Literature? Katrina!
I've never even finished a book.
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Oh, now's your chance.
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Did you get everything?
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Yes. It took me most of the night.
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What's the purpose of cow dung?
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That's a catalyst.
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That's a scientific term.
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You'll have to grind it very finely.
But let's start with the bacon.
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Give me three slices, not too thin.
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Thank you.
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Do you mix the bacon with cow dung?
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No! The bacon isn't for the gunpowder.
It's for breakfast.
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Did you get the eggs?
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Flying ship 1 will patrol
the Eastern Mountains.
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Flying ships 2 and 5 must have
stayed in the castle for repairs.
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You girls, come here.
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You didn't even touch the bath
last time. I want it spotless.
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And don't forget to sweep the floor.
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I've finished grinding the bittercrystal.
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Put a pinch in the bottom of this jar.
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Half the baking soda.
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And some vinegar.
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Quickly put it in the jar! Quick!
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Seal the tub and shake it.
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Shake it!
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Put it down.
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Perfect!
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Okay, now run. You have to go upstairs
and expose it to the sun for an hour.
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You'll have to keep stirring it,
in a rest it'll bursts into flames.
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Good luck!
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Now for the real gunpowder.
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- Did you get it?
- Yeah. I emptied the account.
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- 120 bucks.
- Great!
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That's them.
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Oh no! Not Deanna McDougall!
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Yeah. Do you know her?
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Yeah. We went to primary
school together. She hates me.
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Oh, would just be nice to her.
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Hi, Nathan. Hi, Deanna.
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Uh, you're looking really
great, Deanna.
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I mean you used to be
such a squirt, you know.
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You've really changed.
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Pity you haven't.
You're still a creep.
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Why are you two so keen
to go on this camp?
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Oh well, we both really
love literature.
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Get real.
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Alex had to repeat his third grade
because he didn't know the alphabet.
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He's not read a book in his life.
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Who cares about books?
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Look, the bottom line is...
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Katrina and I - we love each other but
her parents won't let us see each other.
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Star-crossed lovers!
Like in "Romeo and Juliet".
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How romantic.
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So anyway... er...
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Going on this camp is the only chance
that we'll have to be together.
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Katrina, you can't seriously
like this illiterate furball.
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Um, he's really nice when
you get to know him.
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So, do we have a deal?
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How much is it worth to you?
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- 50 bucks?
- Wow!
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- Each.
- Now take it easy.
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I thought you two were in love
with each other?
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So how did you two get the go
on this camp anyway?
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We won a writing competition.
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I wrote an essay on my
experience with boys.
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Oh really? Huh, I'd like to read
that some time.
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It's called "Life Sucks. And So Do Boys".
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Mine was about Hemingway
and the Spanish Civil war.
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I called it "Bulls, Blood and Bullets".
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Oh-huh, cool title, man!
But what's a 'hemingway'?
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Um, you can show these notes
to your parents.
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They explain that the camp's
been cancelled.
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Now, I wanna hear all about your romantic
weekend as soon as you get back.
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I might make it the basis
for my first novel.
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You girl! Stop dreaming!
Keep working!
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I didn't stop stirring it.
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- It didn't catch fire.
- Well done.
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Take for a little bit in here.
Carefully.
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The gunpowder is finished.
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Now all we need is small clay pots
to make the fireworks.
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I'll get them now.
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We should finish making
the fireworks before sunset.
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Good. We'll test them tonight.
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- Show me the gunpowder, Paul.
- It's here.
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No!
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- You dare to touch me?
- I'm sorry, Spellbinder.
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The gunpowder would have exploded.
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See?
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I want to test these
fireworks tonight.
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Well, we can't do it here.
We'll wake up the whole castle.
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Very well. We'll go to the ruins at dawn.
No-one will hear us there.
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And then you'll help me
get back home?
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If the test is successful.
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Gryvon!
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Have you made a list of everything
the boy has done?
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- Of course.
- Good.
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Then make some gunpowder
of your own.
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If yours works as well as the boy's,
we shall have no further use for him.
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- Paul...
- Gryvon!
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Call for help, and I'll send you
straight to the Wastelands.
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Good day, Spellbinder.
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What are we going to do with her?
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I don't know.
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But if Paul causes any trouble,
I'll let him know we've got her.
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Wake me at dawn.
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I'll get it.
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Hello?
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- It's me. My brother's here.
- Oh hi, sir.
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Get your mother.
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Mum, it's Mr. Vass from school.
He wants to speak to you.
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- What about?
- I don't know.
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Hello?
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Sorry to disturb you, Mrs. Muggleton.
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That's quite alright.
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Two of our students were going on
a literature camp this weekend...
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...but one of them is sick.
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I was wondering if Katrina
would like to take her place.
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There's a literature camp on a weekend.
Would you like to go?
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Oh, Mum! I'd love to!
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Yes, Katrina would love to go.
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Wonderful.
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She'll be picked up outside the school
at 8.30 tomorrow morning.
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There's a 120 dollar fee.
Cash would be preferable.
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Thank you. Good night.
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Gryvon!
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We're from the same village. Help me.
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You never should have
left Clayhill, Riana.
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- Did you bring your gunpowder?
- I followed Paul's instructions exactly.
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Good. Let's go.
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- The girl has removed her gag.
- Let her scream. No-one will hear her.
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Paul! It's time to go.
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What's in this sack?
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- It's breakfast.
- Great!
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You can have some after we
have tested the fireworks.
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Where are they?
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Here.
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Put that on.
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I'm not wearing that.
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The Regents are still
searching for you.
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We have to sneak you
out of the castle.
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- There's no-one here.
- Okay.
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Good. I feel like an idiot.
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The boy will ride with you.
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Open the gate!
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Here's the money for the camp.
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Have a good time, darling.
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We're very proud of you.
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Alex?
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- Why are you looking like that?
- I don't want anyone to recognise me.
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- Oh great, you've got my money.
- Nick off, this is my Mum's money.
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- Ow, what about my costs?
- Deanna and Nathan?
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That's us.
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Good, you're all paid up, Deanna.
Nathan, you still owe a 100 dollars.
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Thank you.
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Let us take our best
and biggest shields...
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...put blazing helmets on
our heads and go forward.
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What a dipstick?!
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Hi!
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Onward to Troy!
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Spellbinder?
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Spellbinder?!
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Spellbinder!
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Ashka took Paul from his cell
and hid him in a cellar.
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She's been getting him
to make gunpowder.
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He is in danger.
You've got to help him!
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That's what he made the gunpowder in.
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Look.
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Where have they gone?
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I'm not telling unless
you take me with you.
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- You'll do as I say!
- No, I won't.
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You're the most stubborn
person I've ever met.
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You should meet my mother,
Spellbinder.
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I'm Alex.
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- He's Nathan. I'm Deanna.
- I'm Skye.
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Well, I'll bet you're not an air-head.
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Air? Sky? Yeah? Get it?
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So... read any good books lately?
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- I absolutely adored "The Iliad".
- Yeah?
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Yeah, I haven't got to that one yet.
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But it's required reading
for the camp.
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We've all gotta read from
our favourite passages.
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I'll never get away with this.
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Just remember: we're doing it for Paul.
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This was a Spellbinder castle too.
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It was destroyed by the Marauders
during the Darkness.
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Wait.
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I want to see what happens.
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Okay, I don't know how big this explosion
will be but we should take cover.
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I can't see what all the fuss is about.
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Well, what do you think?
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I don't think that would scare a baby,
let alone a Marauder.
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We'll try a bigger one then.
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What're you doing?
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Run!
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Now that's what I was hoping for.
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Now will you help me get back home?
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Soon, Paul.
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But first I want to know more
about this world you come from.
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I'm not telling you anything else.
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And I'm not making any more gunpowder
unless you two help me get home.
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It doesn't matter, Paul.
I've made my own gunpowder.
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You've tricked me, Paul!
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Ashka, this is Correon.
Where are you?
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Out riding, Regent.
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I need to speak to you immediately.
It will be to your benefit.
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- What's it about, Regent?
- Correon!
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It's a private matter.
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And urgent.
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What does old fool want now?
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Tie the boy up and wait here.
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The truth is, you're never
going back home.
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Yes, he is.
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Let him go!
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You were right, Paul. Your knowledge
is too dangerous for this world.
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We have to get you home.
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Gryvon!
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Help! Help me!
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Riana!
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