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Ryan!-
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Ryan, are you comin' already?
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I'm coming!
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Hang in there, Ryan.
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Just a bit more, I promise.
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Come on.
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This is the place I was talking about.
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What is this place?
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You think this is what Judy
was looking for that night?
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Mmm-hmm.
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Wait, how did you even... Hey!
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What... Stop!
What are you doing?
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Hey, wait, no! Don't leave! Hey!
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Help! Help!
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It's over.
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But why? She adores you.
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Yeah...
Well, now she adores Alex.
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The new kid?
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Are you sure about that?
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They were slow dancing in front
of the entire school. I'm pretty sure.
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She gave you up for him?
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That makes no sense.
I mean, he doesn't hold a candle to you.
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- Does that girl even know who she has?
- Okay, Mom!
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Can we stop talking about this?
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Okay.
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You're better off,
that's all I have to say about that.
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I'm not.
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She's an amazing girl
and I was stupid enough to drive her away.
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I was angry,
so I acted like a jerk around her.
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A real woman doesn't quit
when it gets a little tough.
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So disappointing.
She is not the person I thought she was.
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Funny,
she said the same thing about you.
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What do you mean?
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Nothing. Forget it.
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For some reason, she was convinced
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you made the Taser barb
evidence disappear.
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What?
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That's nonsense.
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At least now I don't have to deal
with her conspiracy theories anymore.
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Everything went smoothly.
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The delivery was made.
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Yep, just like you asked.
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Oh, you missed a spot.
Right there.
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Hi, Judy!
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Hi, Jason.
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Here.
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Eat something.
You must be starving.
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I never meant for this to happen.
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I want you to know that.
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I can't believe I didn't figure out
you were on Judy's side.
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I understand how this must
all look to you, but...
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Look to me?
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I wonder how it will look to my dad
when he finds out what you've done!
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No, no. Marcus, wait. Look...
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you've known me since the day I was born.
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Please let me go.
I promise I won't tell anyone.
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I'm sorry. I can't.
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You should eat.
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Marcus! Marcus, let me out!
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Please, there's nothing I can do!
I'm sorry!
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That's a lie and you know it!
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How could you betray me?
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Save your voice, Brooke.
We need to talk.
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- Have you guys seen Brooke?
- Why don't you ask her new boyfriend?
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Oh! My bad.
I mean her 24-hour rebound.
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Look, man,
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I'm just trying to save you
some heartbreak
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for when she gets bored and dumps you.
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Oh! If I was looking for dating advice,
you'd be the last person I'd ask.
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- Dude, what did you just say?
- I'm not afraid of you, Daniel.
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And don't blame me for what happened
between you and Brooke.
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You did that all by yourself.
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Hey, hey, hey!
Let's all calm down, okay?
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So you guys sure you haven't seen Brooke?
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Oh, you really got that guy!
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Watch out! There's a bad guy.
Behind that tree.
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- Jackie, are you going to...
- Do you mind?
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All right then.
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You know what?
I think this one goes right there...
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Where did you take that from?
These pieces have a specific order!
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- Everybody! I need your help!
- Is everything okay?
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No! It's a disaster!
My Warcraft guild is stuck in a cage
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and the only way to unlock it is to answer
this riddle which none of us can answer!
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I can't even answer it!
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Max, it's so much worse than I imagined!
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- I know!
- I can help! I love riddles!
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Great!
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- It goes like this...
- Okay.
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"Who are the three who fall asleep
in Amsterdam and wake up in Paris?"
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Paris... Wait, wait, I'm...
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So, let's see, um, the Three Musketeers?
Yeah? Oh, but they're French.
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Um... No, you said they're in Amsterdam,
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so perhaps this has something
to do with Van Gogh?
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If Van Gogh...
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All right, so Paris is about
400 miles away from Amsterdam,
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they're both capital cities...
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- Emma would've loved this riddle.
- I already hate it.
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The government in Holland
is in the Hague.
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Which they pronounce as "Den Haag!"
Haag! Haag...
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The tulips! Tulips in Holland.
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What does that have to do with anything?
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At least I'm trying!
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Leo, come on.
You're you on my team, yeah?
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Come on, help me.
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Let's pitch in, guys.
Uh, we're the Ravens, right?
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We can solve this thing.
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Everyone, let's crack this stumper.
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We need to talk.
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Fine. Talk.
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This is hard.
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You poor thing.
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What I'm trying to say is...
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I wasn't honest with you.
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I know that.
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I meant to tell you about her, but...
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there never seemed to be
the right time to bring it up.
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And then things got complicated
after you kissed me, and...
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After I kissed you?
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After we kissed.
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I guess I was just afraid of telling you
'cause I thought it would ruin everything,
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- and then, of course...
- Hang on, Leo. Everything's cool.
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So we kissed.
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That happens between friends
and it's fine.
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You have a girlfriend from London
and she sings and makes you cookies.
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And it's cool.
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You're not mad at me?
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No.
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Okay.
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I mean, I was a bit surprised
to find out about it at first,
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but I got over it, and it's no biggie.
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Everything's fine.
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So, we're cool?
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Yeah. We're cool.
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Let me get this straight.
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You discovered something, as usual,
but you won't tell me what you discovered.
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I just want to ask you
one question, Marcus.
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Is it possible for an object in the earth
to have magnetic polarity?
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Well, every object
has a certain level of polarity.
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It's just a question
of how you measure it.
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Have you ever encountered something
which was unusually magnetic?
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Say, like, in this area?
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Let me guess.
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You discovered the Einstein-Rosen bridge
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and you're actually a Ryan lookalike
from another dimension?
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I'll tell you everything, Marcus.
I just wanna check something first.
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Could you hand me that wrench, please?
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I also need a few things from you.
Like gloves, a flashlight, and a pickax.
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You know, I always thought you Greenhouse
students had way too much free time.
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Take my son, for instance,
with that Taser...
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Good thing you were able
to destroy the evidence.
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I wish he knew!
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You know, I don't think
he appreciates his mother enough.
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But we're not here
to talk about Daniel, right?
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No.
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We both know
why we're here, don't we?
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But did you really think
that I was gonna sit by quietly
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while you spread
all those rumours about me?
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Eric's working for you too?
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Mmm-hmm.
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Of course.
Everyone's working for you.
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Be grateful Eric was the only one
you confided in...
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or you wouldn't be sitting here.
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How can you do this to me?
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We've known each other for years.
I was Daniel's girlfriend.
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And you broke his heart.
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You deserve to be sitting here
just for that.
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My family used to
jet to Paris every holiday.
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And let me tell you...
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Can't you and your Warcraft buddies find
a cheat code to get you out of the cell?
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That's cheating.
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You'd rather listen to Aspen's
whole itinerary from her family vacation?
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Hello, it's called brainstorming.
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Aspen, I think you might be taking this
a little too seriously.
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Maybe it's time to wave the white flag
on this one? What do you think?
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My boyfriend, the genius!
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- Oh, finally!
- What?
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The white flag!
You solved the riddle, Lee!
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- I did?
- Yes! Yes, you did!
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Okay. Here is the Dutch flag!
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So, red, white and blue stripes
are asleep, in the horizontal position.
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And, voilĂ !
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They wake up,
vertically, as the French flag!
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- Wow! That's it! Thanks!
- Yeah.
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Hey, guys. It's Kasparov2K.
I've found the solution.
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The three are red, blue, and white.
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It's so simple yet I never
would've thought of it in a million years.
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You see? We really do make
a perfect pair, you and I.
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I told you the Ravens could do it.
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- You see?
- Mmm.
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These are the three.
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The flags! Right!
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- Great riddle, Dad.
- Yeah.
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That's what I'm always talking about
when I talk about curiosity.
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When the kids are engaged,
they don't even need us.
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Oh... I wanna show this to Brooke.
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Remember how obsessed
she was with riddles as a kid?
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Hey, it's Brooke.
Now, you say something.
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Not answering.
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Must have a busy day today.
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I'm gonna make some tea.
Will you join me?
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I gotta go, Dad.
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Busy day too?
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Have a good one.
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You dug all of this by yourself?
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What for?
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- Give me your keys.
- Why?
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Give me your keys.
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A magnet?
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A magnet.
A hundred feet from the Greenhouse.
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I must have been here a thousand times.
I never noticed it.
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I checked all the records. There's not one
mention of a magnetic field in this area.
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I checked all the libraries,
real estate records,
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lab reports, microfilms, you name it.
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If this isn't some kind of trick,
you're gonna be very famous, my friend.
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To think how hard Louis had to work
to convince you to attend this school.
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What are you guys doing here?
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Hi, Jason.
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You're not supposed to be here.
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It's super late.
Just wait until I tell my dad.
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Jason, don't...
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Don't you think
I don't know all about you?
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My dad told me you were in prison once.
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Hang on, Jason.
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I bet you'd like to know
what we're doing here.
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- Can you keep a secret?
- Of course I can.
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Good. Do you know about
the dark magic of the Greenhouse cliffs?
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I'm not a kid anymore.
There's no such thing as magic.
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All right. Go ahead.
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Call your dad. I know we can't stop you.
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- What?
- Now do you see?
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Don't worry about him.
I know Jason.
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He's so scared now,
he won't tell Louis a thing.
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Um...
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I'm sorry I never told you about my past.
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It's none of my business.
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Don't you wanna know why I was in prison?
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I know you're a good person.
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That's all that matters to me.
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You know what to do, right?
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Are you sure?
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What are you going to do to me?
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I think he wants in.
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What's going on?
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No. I'll take care of this.
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Where's Brooke?
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- I don't know what you're talking about.
- Don't play with me, Judy!
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Family's where I draw the line.
I know you know where my sister is.
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I...
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I can assure you,
she's in very good hands.
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I want to see my sister!
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Okay.
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Yeah, you know, be my guest.
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I'm sure she'd love to know that
her brother's working with me too.
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What was so urgent?
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We need to talk.
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Did you do what I asked you?
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It's wrong, Judy.
259
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Ryan's mission is to have
all the magnetite in orbit.
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And your mission is to make sure
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only part of the magnetite
makes it on to the spacecraft.
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I'm not comfortable with this.
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But you're comfortable
taking my money, right?
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Look, I told you.
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We can't afford to lose
all of the magnetite. It's too risky.
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But why would we lose it?
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Where were you, January 28, 1986?
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Accidents happen.
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- We have to tell Ryan about this.
- No.
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No. Why'd you bring up
the Challenger disaster?
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What is it that
you're not telling me, Judy?
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I'm paying you enough
not to have to tell you anything.
273
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Don't make me regret trusting you.
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So you betray Ryan
and then talk to me about trust?
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The only person who's been convicted
of treason in this room is you, Marcus.
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- I was framed.
- Mmm.
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The judge didn't think so.
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Well, look at you. You managed
to build a whole new life for yourself.
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It's a good thing your kids
don't know anything about your past,
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not even your real name.
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So that's your game? Blackmailing me?
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We had a deal.
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Do your part. That's all.
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- Hey.
- Hey, I'm sorry for coming in this late.
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Oh, come on, I'm almost done packing.
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I just wanted to check in.
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- Is everything okay, Marcus?
- Yeah.
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I gotta tell you something.
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Okay.
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Uh, you know about
the escape mechanism on the pod, right?
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Of course.
292
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Number of times I pulled it
during training.
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So, uh, you know what to do
in case something happens?
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You can be so overprotective sometimes.
295
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Just promise me
that if anything goes wrong,
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you'll activate the escape latch, okay?
297
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Will you promise me?
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Sure. I promise.
299
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Right.
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I knew you were special
the first day I met you.
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You've always looked out for me.
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I'll always take care of you.
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Come on, Ryan,
you can do it. I know it.
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Yes.
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Brooke. Hey, where were you?
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Hey, babe.
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Hey.
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I made a terrible mistake, Daniel.
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