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♫ "They call him Flipper, Flipper
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♫ Faster than lightning
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♫ No one, you see
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♫ ls smarter than he
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♫ And we know Flipper
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♫ Lives in a world full of wonder
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♫ Flying there under
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♫ Under the sea
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- Yes, it is my boat, Brother Philippe.
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Oh.
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Philippe,.
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' Who is he?
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- I don't know.
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An old friend of Flipper's, I guess.
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You can see they know each other.
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- Ho!
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- Wonder why he's anchored out here.
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- Let's go ask him.
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- You are friends of-a Philippus, yes?
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- Yeah, we're his best friends,
but his name's Flipper.
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- Call him Flipper, if pleases you,
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but his name is Philippus.
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Believe me, I should know.
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- I'm Sandy Ricks, and
he's by brother, Bud.
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Our father's chief warden of the preserve.
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- Pleased to meet you.
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I'm Alexis Demopoulos.
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I'm sorry, I'm telling-a Philippus
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he has such nice friends-a.
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- What language is that, Mr. Denopolos?
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- Greek, naturally, our mother tongue.
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What other language would I
use to my brother, Philippus?
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But I'm-a forgetting my manners.
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Please-a, come aboard.
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Be my guests.
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- Gee, I didn't even know
Flipper had a brother.
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- Can't you see Mr.
Demopoulos is just kidding us?
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- No, Alexis not joking.
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Listen and you will understand.
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The Greeks are an old seafaring people.
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Our lives have always
been tied to the sea,
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and we have an ancient belief
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that when a sailor dies in the sea
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his-a soul enters the body of a dolphin.
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Dolphin's have always been
the friends of the seafarer.
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It is-a because they
are kin to each other.
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I had a young brother.
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His name was Philippus
and he was a sailor.
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One day a long time ago
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his ship went down in a storm
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and Philippus was lost.
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The sea had claimed him.
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Today in my time of need,
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when the sea was reaching out to claim me,
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my brother Philippus appeared
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in his dolphin's body and rescued me.
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- I knew there was
something special about you,
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Mr. Denopolos, the way
Flipper liked you and all.
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Isn't that great, Flipper
finding his brother?
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I can hardly believe it!
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- Yeah, me too.
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Where did you get the
sponges, Mr. Demopoulos?
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- Down below.
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They grow thick along-a the ledge.
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Scuba gear, I used.
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After 45 years of diving the hard hat,
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today I taught myself to cut the sponge
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in the scuba gear, hm.
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Old Alexis not so old, ah?
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I will teach you that
Alexis not yet-a ready
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for the rocking chair.
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Yes, yes, you're
right, little brother,
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how their eyes will widen
when they see all the sponges
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from this one day's hall, huh?
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- This is marine preserve territory.
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You can't cut sponges here.
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- Look, see for yourself.
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Down there are full
beds, crowded, beautiful.
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- But if you take those
sponges, it's poaching.
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That's against the law.
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- Against the law?
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How can it be?
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This is the ocean.
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God made it.
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He made the sponges.
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He made the sponge-a divers.
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He made me, Alex Demopoulos,
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one of the best-a sponge divers of all.
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- Gee.
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- But this is a marine preserve.
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You have to stop, Mr. Demopoulos.
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- I will stop when my boat
will be piled high up to here.
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Then I will return home and
once more my people will say,
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Alexis Demopoulos is the greatest
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sponge-a diver of them all, the king.
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- Will they crown ya?
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- I'm sorry, Mr. Demopoulos,
but I'm gonna have to tell
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my father you're poaching out here.
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- Tell your poppa-
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He will understand.
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Old Alexis doing what God wants him to do.
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- Come on, Bud.
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- So long, Mr. Denopolos.
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See you later.
- Goodbye.
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Goodbye, my friends.
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Come back again!
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Come back soon, little brother.
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- Running away like a kid.
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Fine way for an old man to act.
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- You'd think he'd be glad
to take to take it easy.
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Just sit around all day,
nothin' to do, no worries.
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- Not Grandpa.
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He thinks we're mistreating him.
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I hope that storekeeper knew
what he was talking about,
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because if we don't find him around here,
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I'm going to the police.
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- You can't.
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He'd be too ashamed.
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- Well, I don't care,
as long as he's found.
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Buying scuba gear at his age.
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Now what does he think he's
gonna do with it anyway?
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Now there's his boat!
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I don't see Grandpa.
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He's poaching.
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- He must know these are protected waters.
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- Hm.
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Poaching laws wouldn't
mean anything to him.
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Shoulda brought our gear along.
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Well, guess I'll have to wait for him.
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No use your hangin' around, Nick.
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Why don't you go ashore, huh?
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Find a phone, let 'em
know we've located him.
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- Will do, Tommie.
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- I tried to make him understand, Dad,
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but I sure didn't get through to him.
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And he said you wouldn't
call it poaching either.
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- Well, he's got a real
surprise coming, doesn't he?
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You boys go home and eat your lunch.
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I'll take care of Mister...
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What's his name?
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- Mr. Denopolos.
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- Mr. Demopoulos.
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- Demopoulos.
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I'll take care 0' him.
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- Gee, Sandy, I don't know.
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- Don't know what?
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- Ah, snitching on Mr. Denopolos.
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- When we help Dad protect the
preserve it's not snitching.
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- Yeah, but tellin' on Flipper's brother.
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- Aw, come on, Bud.
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You know Flipper's not
Mr. Demopoulos's brother.
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- Mr. Denopolos said so.
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Anyway, I wouldn't like
you gettin' arrested.
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How do you think Flipper's gonna feel
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if Dad puts his brother in jail.
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- Grandpa!
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Grandpa, now, listen!
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- I'm Porter Ricks.
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I'm the warden of this marine preserve
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and you're poaching in preserve waters.
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- You've got it wrong, Warden.
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I just drifted in here.
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- Well, that's funny.
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You've got a hook out.
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- Well, it was just so beautiful,
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I think I might lay to for a while.
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- These sponges look fresh.
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You dried off pretty fast.
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Where's your diving gear?
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- I told you, Warden,
I just drifted in here.
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- Well, I'm taking you
and these sponges in.
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Get in the launch.
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- Now, look, Mister, you
charge me with poaching,
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you know where to find me, but
lam not going with you now.
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- Yes, you are.
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"Ah!
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Ai!
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Agh!
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Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah.
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- Now, you gonna get into that launch,
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or do I have to throw you in?
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- Okay, Warden, you win, you win!
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Ah, agh.
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- All right, we're gonna take
the sponges outta your boat
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and put 'em into mine,
while I check you out.
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- Tommie!
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Tommie!
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Why don't you tell me Tommie
was-a stealing my sponges, ah?
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Huh,sh.
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All right, all right, stop yelling, stop!
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I know you tried to warn me.
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That grandson of mine.
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What's the matter with him?
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He thinks I can't get any more sponges?
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Huh!
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I will show him.
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- You arrested the wrong man.
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- That's not Flipper's brother.
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- Are you sure?
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- Dad, didn't we tell ya?
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Mr. Demopoulos is an old man.
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- Flipper's older brother.
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- No, you didn't tell me.
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You and the old man partners?
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- I work alone!
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I was poaching out there.
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You saw my boatload,
now how can I deny it?
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- Now you're tellin' fibs.
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- You don't know what
you're talkin' about.
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There was no old man.
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I was on the boat alone.
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- Mr. Demopoulos was on the boat alone.
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- No, I'm the poacher!
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- Well, that's very interesting.
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Two witnesses say you're innocent,
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and you say you're guilty.
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- Kids, what do they know, huh?
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Look, you take me in, I'll pay the fine.
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We'll get it over with.
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- Could be jail, too.
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You resisted arrest.
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Wanna change your story?
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Sandy, finish your lunch
while I refuel the launch.
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Bud, you're coming along, too.
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- Hey, Philippe.
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You see?
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More sponges.
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I will show that boy.
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You will see, my little
brother.
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What is it, Philippe?
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Philipe, what's the matter with you?
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No, Philippe, stop it!
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Ah, my sponges.
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My Sponges!
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You are against me?
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You are on Tommie's side!
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Huh, everybody's against me, everybody!
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- Grandpa!
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- You terrible boy!
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Tommie, your own grand-poppa,
you steal sponges!
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- Grandpa, please!
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- You and the others are saying
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I'm too old-a to dive any more.
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All day long I've been
down there cutting sponges.
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- Grandpa, listen.
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Will you listen?
- Shut up!
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Do not interrupt me!
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You should be ashamed.
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My own grandson stealing my sponges!
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- Don't listen to him.
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He didn't take those sponges!
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- I took, I took!
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Ask-a the children!
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They saw how many I had!
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I had enough to prove
I'm still a fine diver!
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- Bring him aboard.
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- Speak up for Alex.
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Speak up!
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- He did it, Dad.
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He's the poacher, honest.
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- Come aboard, please.
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- Come on, Grandpa.
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- I'm-a telling you the truth.
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- I believe you.
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Now, Mr. Demopoulos, you
are guilty of poaching.
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And you, you're guilty
of obstructing justice.
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Just a minute.
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Now there's a question of punishment here.
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But I think Flipper solved
that problem for us.
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When he overturned your boat,
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those sponges went right
back where they belong.
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Course, in doing so, he
destroyed the evidence.
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But I think he had that in mind, too.
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Now, if we take these sponges,
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put them back where they belong,
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the park'll be out nothing.
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Have you ever taken sponges
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outta this marine preserve before?
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- No, he hasn't.
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I should know.
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We've always worked together.
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- It looks to me like Mr. Demopoulos
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might make a good partner.
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You know, forcing a man to retire
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when he's, when he's still
strong and anxious to work,
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can cause a lot of problems.
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Many families have made
some very big mistakes
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with some very good intentions.
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- Grandpa, how 'bout you and I,
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we become partners again, huh?
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- Partners.
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Partners, huh!
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All right, I will take you back.
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' Laughing) Okay!
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- Okay.
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I do not yet understand
about this business.
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Here a man can fish,
and there a man cannot.
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But, Michael will teach me,
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and I'll not fish in your waters again.
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- And I will not press
charges against you.
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- Then you'll be king
again, Mr. Denopolos.
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Does that make Flipper a prince?
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- Hello, Brother Philippe!
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- Hi, Uncle Flipper!
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- Dad, do you really think Flipper
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was Mr. Denopolos's brother?
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- Well, do you think so?
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- Nah, I been thinking', and he couldn't be
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because Flipper belongs to our family.
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♫ Everyone loves the king of the sea
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♫ Ever so kind and gentle is he
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♫ Tricks he will do when children are near
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♫ And how they laugh when he's near
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♫ They call him Flipper, Flipper
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♫ Faster than lightning
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♫ No one you see, is smarter than he
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♫ And we know Flipper, lives
in a world full of wonder
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♫ Flying there under, under the sea
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