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[mysterious music playing]

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[Robbie] Hi, this is
Robbie Robertson calling.

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[secretary] Mr. Robertson,
you're never getting your old job back.

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I'm onto something truly sensational!

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Three POWs from the same camp
with super abilities isn't a coincidence.

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[Cat] The only thing
Silvermane gets off on is power.

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If he gave it to me...

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...then he can take it all away.

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They did something
to you all, didn't they?

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All I know is that once it starts,
it gets worse fast.

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But you should talk to Doc Faber.

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She can explain what's going on
a whole lot better than I can.

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[aide] One of those super freaks
is tearing up the Diamond District.

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The Spider is there.

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[both grunting]

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Who the hell is this guy?

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[Leyden groaning]

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[crowd cheering]

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-Me and The Spider have teamed up...
-[The Spider] Not-not a team.

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-...to save this city!
-Not a team. No, not a team.

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Every four years,
I decide who sits in your chair.

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I'm not backing down.

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[Ben gasps]

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[gasps]

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Nice to meet you, Mr. Spider.

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[♪ Billie Holiday sings
"You Turned the Tables on Me"]

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♪ You turned the tables ♪

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-♪ on me ♪
-Hey, come on.

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-Hey.
-[car horn honking]

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♪ And now I'm falling for you ♪

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[driver] Hey, lady, what's your hurry?

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♪ You turned the tables on me ♪

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♪ I can't believe ♪

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-♪ that it's true ♪
-[Ben] Here, here, let me get the door.

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After you.

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♪ I always thought ♪

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♪ when you brought the lovely present...

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So...

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So, yourself.

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[waitress] We're about
to turn over the pies.

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This one's on the house.

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What, more of a blueberry guy?

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No, there's just not a lot of free stuff
going around these days.

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Thank you.

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Very kind.

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♪ You let me fall...

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I'm waiting, you know.

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You already know how it ends.

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Well, then start from the beginning.

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[adventurous music playing]

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-[explosion]
-[gunfire]

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[Ben] We were sent to liberate
a small town in Eastern France.

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The Germans weren't so keen
on giving it up.

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[click]

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[indistinct shouting]

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[soldier] Move, move, move!

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[German soldier] Scheiße. [screams]

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Charge!

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[soldiers yelling]

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-[bayonet slices]
-[body thuds]

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-[Ben grunts]
-[soldiers shouting indistinctly]

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[grunting]

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[gun clicks empty]

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[soldier speaks German]

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[straining]

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[yelling]

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Jones. Jones!

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Get 'em out!

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-Get 'em out.
-[man] Please.

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-Private, follow me.
-Yes, sir.

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[Jones] Move.

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Let's go.

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[Ben] If I was the one who had been shot,

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and I almost was,

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none of this would have happened to me.

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I think about that a lot.

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[vocal jazz playing faintly]

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Private Smith and I pressed deeper
into the compound.

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[POWs groaning]

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Jesus.

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Let's get 'em out of here.

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[POW] Help me.

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[unsettling music playing]

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[wheezes]

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[POW hisses]

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[snake hisses]

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You okay, pal?

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I'm gonna get you out of here.

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[gasps]

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[snarls, screeches]

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[Ben screaming]

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Are you okay?

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-Reilly.
-[groaning]

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[distorted] Are you okay?

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Sarge, Sarge!

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[spider chittering]

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Sarge!

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-What do we do?
-Burn it.

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Burn it all.

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[indistinct chatter]

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[photographer] Ready.

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Ready.

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One, two, three.

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[♪ Kirby sings "Saving Grace"]

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♪ The colors fading from the photograph ♪

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♪ I could tell the story ♪

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♪ but still you wouldn't know the half ♪

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♪ This love was brought to life
from shards of glass ♪

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♪ When you kiss me there's a shifting ♪

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♪ in the sepia tone ♪

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♪ Can't escape the madness,
baby, magnetism ♪

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♪ Run away but something
pulls me back into it ♪

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♪ Lately I've been staring
at a broken mirror ♪

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♪ Needing someone to call my own ♪

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♪ Hey, lover ♪

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♪ I need someone to save me now ♪

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♪ from all the pain ♪

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♪ I suffer ♪

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♪ and the heavy world
that weighs me down ♪

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♪ 'Cause the world ain't sweet ♪

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♪ It's bitter to taste ♪

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♪ But you could be ♪

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♪ my saving grace ♪♪

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[song ends]

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And that was it?

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After that you were...?

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[vocal jazz playing faintly]

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Yes.

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It took some time at first just to relearn
how to be more human again.

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Believe it or not, I went to the movies,
I watched the actors,

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I studied the way they spoke,
the way they moved.

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The arachnid genes are still in me.

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The tics, the... thoughts, impulses.

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But I manage to suppress them.

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Most of the time.

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You once told me you were a coward.

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And to think I almost believed you.

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[dramatic music playing]

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If Flint was there, his powers
must have come from the same place.

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Hard to think otherwise.

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Is that the real reason you took the case?

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Yes.

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In part, but, yes, I-I did it because
I wanted to learn something from Flint.

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If something gave both of us these powers,
maybe something could take 'em back.

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Would you really want that?

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Lose all your powers?

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Go back to being just... Ben Reilly?

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[chuckles wryly]

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Since Ruby died,
that's all I've thought about.

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Being just Ben Reilly.

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More coffee?

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[lighthearted music playing]

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[busy chatter]

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Thank you, Thelma.

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[Walters] You said he's an actor?

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We can call him Star Man.

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Aspiring actor.

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Still working his day job
as a subway driver.

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Subway driver?

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[gasps] It's almost too good.

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The Conductor.

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Mm.

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It-It's electricity, he's a conductor.

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Oh, no, the issue wasn't one
of comprehension.

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You got photos?

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What do you think?

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Ah. I'll let the Bugle publish
my story on one condition.

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You'll let?

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Okay, calm down.

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What's the condition?

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You run my piece as is or not at all.

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Now, I need your word,
Walters, no changes.

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Unless, of course, you'd rather
I take this to the Herald.

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-[slurps]
-You got a lot of nerve,

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telling me how to do my job.

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What is that?

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Fine, sure, whatever you want.

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[intriguing music playing]

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And I want the Bugle to print a retraction
about Lonnie Lincoln and Flint Marko.

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That's two conditions.

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Anything else?

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Well, now that you mention it...

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[vibrant music playing]

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-[music stops abruptly]
-[phone ringing]

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[sighs]

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It's good to be back.

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[chuckles]

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[suspenseful music playing]

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[engine sputtering]

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-[clattering]
-[grunting]

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Hey.

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Good to see you, too.

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[laughs]

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[Lonnie laughs]

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So the prodigal son returned home, huh?

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Guess Silvermane took you back
with open arms.

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You can say what you want about him.

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That man takes care of his own.

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-One big happy family.
-Yeah.

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There's room for one more, brother.

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No offense, but I'm done putting
my life on the line for white men.

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It won't be like that, Lonnie.

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No?

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What, then?

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Silvermane want me to do his laundry?

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Or maybe he wants me to perform,
do a little hambone.

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You can't live like this forever, Lonnie.

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Buddy, with whatever's happening
inside us,

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I'm not too worried about living forever.

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All the more reason
we need to take what we can while we can.

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I'm not a criminal.

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Why don't you tell that
to the mayor or the cops?

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Take your pick.

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We're wanted men,
whether we like it or not.

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Do you think that's new to me?

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That's been my life
from the day I was born.

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Exactly.

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You risked your life for this country,

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and they still treat you
like a second-class citizen.

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Look, you said so yourself, we ain't
gonna make it to the retirement home,

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so let's take life by the balls while
we still have a little life left in us.

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Hear Silvermane out.

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That's all I'm asking.

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[urgent music playing]

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You've been busy.

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Yeah, someone's got to do
the work around here.

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Here, take a look at these.

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Four veterans, all from the same POW camp,
all with superhuman powers.

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[Janet] Apparently the Germans
were doing experiments on them.

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Some kind of failed super soldier program.

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I'm sorry, are we boring you?

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The war ended 15 years ago.

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The question isn't what happened
to them then.

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The question is:
why are they getting their powers now?

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-Ah.
-Oh.

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That's why he...

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-that's why he does what he...
-That's, that's why he's...

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that's why his name's on the door.

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-[Robbie] It's-it's on the door.
-I know.

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-I didn't do my homework, you know.
-Me neither. I don't...

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Well, is that supposed to mean
you know something?

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We do.

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Uh, are you going to share it?

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-Are you gonna be a dick about it?
-Uh, yes,

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actually, a private dick, to be exact.

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Okay. They were all seeing the same doctor
at the VA hospital in Queens.

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The doctor's been running a study
for the past ten years on POWs.

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According to Lonnie, it was specifically
about what happened to them in France.

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You know, I keep telling you, you'd make
an ace reporter if you ever want to...

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[clicks tongue] ditch the stiff.

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I have submitted a few applications.

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So this doctor's our guy?

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[Janet] She is a geneticist--
Alethea Faber--

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one of the top in the country.

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Degrees from Stanford and Cornell,
I mean, every accolade you could imagine.

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All that, and she chooses to work
at a VA hospital in Queens,

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and according to Lonnie,
she sought them out

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nine months ago, knew all about the camp.

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What the hell are we waiting for?

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You, asshole, we were waiting on you.

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[Ben] Well, then let's go, Robbie.

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-[Janet] You're welcome.
-[Robbie] Don't rush me now, man.

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[menacing music playing]

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[cop] Lights out, boys.

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[indistinct chatter]

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[Leyden] This place have
a cafeteria or something?

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[grunts]

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Hey.

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Where's mine?

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Cut the shit, Leyden.

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We can go all night if you want to.

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Hey, I wonder, when's the last time
you said that to your wife, huh?

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Or her to you?
Never, I'm guessing.

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[laughs]

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Ha!

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[growls]

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Do you have any cream or sugar?

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Yeah, I got some cream and sugar.

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[groaning]

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Now I'm going to ask you again.

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Where did you
and your freak show friends...

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come from?

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A-All right.

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All right, I'll tell you, okay?

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Mm-hmm.

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I can't speak for the rest of 'em,
but me...

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...I'm from Poughkeepsie.

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[laughs]

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Oh, he's mad now.

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Yeah, I know that look.

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Hey, you know, you remind me a lot
of my father.

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-[crunch]
-Oh!

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[upbeat jazz playing]

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Do you like this?

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I do.

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Little bit too modern for my taste.

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[band stops playing]

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Slippery son of a bitch, that Spider.

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What's his angle anyway?

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Well, I'm sure he's just trying to get by,
same as any of us.

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Is that what you're doing?

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[laughing] Just trying to get by?

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Looks like you're doing
a bit better than that.

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Wonder why.

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You feeling a little unappreciated, Finn?

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Well, maybe I am.

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Well, I give thanks every day, trust me.

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You know, I say a little prayer before bed
and everything.

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Well, you ought to start saying one
every morning you get to wake up.

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Winston isn't so lucky now, is he?

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[door opens]

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Ah.

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There they are.

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[ominous music playing]

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I wasn't expecting you boys so soon.

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Lonnie, meet Mr. Byrne.

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It's a pleasure to meet you.

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Flint told me a lot about you.

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Welcome back.

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Wasn't sure what happened to you.

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[Silvermane] You read the papers,
don't you?

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He's a whole new man.

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Should see him when he gets going.
Unstoppable.

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My new right hand.

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Don't worry, boss, nothing's gonna happen
to you on my watch.

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Well, then, I guess,
congratulations on your promotion.

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I'm sure you'll make a wonderful couple.

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[Silvermane laughs]

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Don't mind her.
She's full of piss and vinegar today.

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Alas, I have to talk business
with the boys.

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Well, then I'll make my excuses.

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There's some paint upstairs
I can watch dry.

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Well, if you're so bored,
maybe you could find us a new band.

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Ah, one who knows the classics.

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And while you're at it,
look into another singer.

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Someone... young.

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Piss and vinegar.

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Hey, ma'am, how's it going?

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Must be some book.

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Is Dr. Faber in?

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You have an appointment?

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I do not.

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Joe Robertson, reporter with the Bugle.

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Just want to ask her a few questions.

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I'll let her office know you're here.

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If you would be so kind.

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You know, Paul dies in the end.

18:57.637 --> 19:00.598
["Prelude to Act I"
from Verdi's La Traviata playing]

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[door opens]

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There's a reporter downstairs
from the Daily Bugle.

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[Faber] Robertson.

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He's asking to speak with you.

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[Faber] Mr. Robertson?

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I'm Alethea Faber.

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Pleasure to meet you.

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And you are?

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What exactly did you want
to talk to me about?

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Don't suppose you saw my story
in the Bugle this morning.

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It'll just be a couple of minutes
of your time.

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Maybe spread the word
about the work you're doing.

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That can't be a bad thing, right?

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Let's speak outside.

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[intriguing music playing]

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[grunting]

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[back cracks]

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[Robbie] What can you tell me
about those men?

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[Faber] Unfortunately, Mr. Robertson,

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we sent a great many men off to that war,

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and almost all of them came back with
injuries, either physical or spiritual.

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It's hard to remember all the patients
you've seen over the years.

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Well, I hope
that doesn't make me sound callous.

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Oh, no, no, no, no, of course not.

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It also doesn't make me
believe you. [chuckles]

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Are you calling her a liar?

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I'm sorry, sir,
I still haven't caught your name.

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This is my secretary Ogden.

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He has been with me for quite some time,
and he can be a bit overprotective.

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No, I can respect that,
but you're a smart woman.

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Do you really expect me to believe
you had no idea

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that four of your patients turned out
to have...

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superpowers?

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Or why?

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You are obviously a very intelligent man
yourself, Mr. Robertson,

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so you know that I'm not at liberty
to discuss specific patient information

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with anyone but the police.

21:36.254 --> 21:37.255
Well, have you done that?

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Have you spoken with the police?

21:38.840 --> 21:40.341
I am sorry, I cannot help you.

21:40.425 --> 21:42.010
Hmm. [chuckles]

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Did you help those men?

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You know, I'm hearing their powers only
started after they started seeing you.

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How dare you?
How dare you?

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To come here knowing nothing
and then accuse me

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of negligence in my care?

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Everything I do, I do for a reason.

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Everything.

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Struck a nerve, huh?

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[indistinct chatter]

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[intriguing music playing]

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[sighs]

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-[lock clicks]
-[grunts]

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-[door opens in distance]
-[Ogden] Too much.

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This isn't good.

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All right, so what-what-what do we do?

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[Faber] Calm down, Ogden.

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What do we do?

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Shut the door.

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[Ogden] He's a Negro.
Maybe no one will believe him.

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I don't think so.

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[exaggerated accent] Hey, Dr. Collins,
where the hell have you been?

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I'm losing my mind back here.

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Hey, you're not Collins.

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What's going on?

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[sighs] No, Dr. Collins
is on the second floor.

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The second floor?

23:38.584 --> 23:39.627
The second floor?

23:40.128 --> 23:42.713
The second floor? The second floor?

23:42.797 --> 23:45.383
All right, Ogden, could you please escort
this gentleman downstairs

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to Dr. Collins' office?

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The second floor.

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The second floor?

23:51.055 --> 23:52.598
The second floor.

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You don't like me very much.

23:59.647 --> 24:02.066
I know that man.

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What are you talking about?

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He was... there in France.

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He was the one who rescued us.

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It's him.

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[Faber groans]

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Stop him. Go.

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[exciting music playing]

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Would you hurry up?

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I'm trying.

24:29.886 --> 24:32.263
See, this must be
one of them two-man jobs.

24:37.268 --> 24:38.352
Okay.

24:54.118 --> 24:56.037
Betty Botta bought...

24:56.120 --> 24:58.206
Betty bought a bit o' butter

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to make her butter batter better.

25:00.875 --> 25:03.002
Betty bought a bit o' batter.

25:03.502 --> 25:07.465
Betty bought a better butter,
makes the better batter better.

25:07.548 --> 25:09.717
Betty bought a better butter,
will make the batter better.

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-[cop] Hey, pal.
-[groans]

25:11.260 --> 25:13.763
-Shut it, huh?
-[grunts]

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Betty bought a better batch

25:15.806 --> 25:17.558
of better butter.

25:17.642 --> 25:20.311
Betty bought a better batch
of better butter...

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[snoring]

25:26.359 --> 25:28.361
[propulsive music playing]

25:47.838 --> 25:48.839
Shit.

25:52.843 --> 25:54.679
[guns clicking empty]

25:58.641 --> 26:00.017
You good?

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This was a new suit.

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-Shit!
-[gunshot]

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[struggling and gunfire in distance]

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Hark.

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What sound doth yonder bring?

26:16.325 --> 26:19.245
What do you think, bub, huh?

26:19.328 --> 26:20.997
Sounds like little peashooters to me.

26:21.080 --> 26:22.123
Shut up, Leyden.

26:22.206 --> 26:25.042
Cry "Havoc," my friends...

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and let loose the dogs of war.

26:28.129 --> 26:29.922
[shouting and gunfire in distance]

26:38.973 --> 26:41.475
[gunfire continues]

26:42.560 --> 26:45.563
[cop screams]

26:45.646 --> 26:48.816
-[Lonnie grunting angrily]
-[cop groaning in pain]

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Well, what are you waiting for?

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Run.

27:12.840 --> 27:16.510
Please, please don't hurt me.

27:20.139 --> 27:22.308
[grunting]

27:29.774 --> 27:30.983
Howdy, boys.

27:31.067 --> 27:32.902
Long time no see.

27:37.323 --> 27:39.158
[cops groaning]

27:50.795 --> 27:52.797
[footfalls approaching]

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[Leyden chuckles]

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Thought visiting hours was over.

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Mr. Leyden, that was quite the show
you put on last night.

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Oh, thank you, thank you.

28:13.484 --> 28:16.320
You know, I'd offer you an autograph,
but I don't have a pen.

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[chuckles]

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I assume you know who I am.

28:19.532 --> 28:22.410
The man with the mane of silver.

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Born from nothing.

28:25.246 --> 28:29.083
Built his empire through gut and guile.

28:29.166 --> 28:32.670
Purveyor of the finest prohibited potions.

28:32.753 --> 28:35.756
King of the five boroughs,

28:35.840 --> 28:41.303
Mr. Finbar Byrne himself-ah.

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I see you like to talk.

28:46.517 --> 28:48.102
Think you could listen for a second?

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Oh, I am, uh, like a Nebraskan cornfield.

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All ears.

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I'm listening.

28:58.696 --> 29:02.074
Mayor Morris appears to have forgotten
who runs this town.

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My men and I are planning to remind him.

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I want you to help me.

29:06.871 --> 29:08.539
Me?

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Oh, well, my only regret is
that I have but one life to give you.

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-[groans]
-But I promise you,

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I will take plenty.

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Get him out of there.

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Ah.

29:32.396 --> 29:34.440
Oh, yes.

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Thank you, comrade.

29:44.283 --> 29:45.576
Please.

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I was just doing my job.

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Oh, and now I'm going to do mine.

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[hums tune]

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Life is but a walking shadow,

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a poor player

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that struts and frets his hour
upon the stage

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-and is heard no more.
-Please...

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A tale is told by an idiot,

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full of sound and fury.

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-No, no, no.
-Ah!

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[grunting]

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[exhales]

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And scene.

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That was weird.

30:34.041 --> 30:35.626
[Robbie] "Prisoners were injected

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with radiated plants and minerals
and the genetic material

30:39.505 --> 30:42.216
of spiders, scorpions, snakes..."

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Eels, too.

30:45.052 --> 30:46.136
[Robbie] Mm-hmm.

30:46.220 --> 30:48.389
"The Germans then altered
the subjects' genes

30:48.472 --> 30:51.934
by splicing them
with those of other entities.

30:52.017 --> 30:55.521
Over time, the patients' genetic material
began to decay.

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Many suffered lethal mutations

30:58.274 --> 31:03.153
while others survived in an altered state
for months or years."

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Faber has been looking for a cure,
but all she's managed to do

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is activate latent mutations

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and accelerate them.

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[mutters] She's trying to save 'em,
but she's killing 'em.

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-The guy that bit you.
-Yeah.

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-[snarls, screeches]
-He was dying.

31:17.501 --> 31:19.253
-[screaming]
-But I lived.

31:19.837 --> 31:21.589
Why?

31:21.672 --> 31:23.007
[Robbie sighs]

31:23.090 --> 31:24.341
Hmm.

31:27.845 --> 31:31.890
A doctor making monsters
in a secret lab in the Bronx.

31:32.391 --> 31:34.268
It's gonna make for one hell of a story.

31:34.351 --> 31:36.020
Hmm, first Black Pulitzer?

31:36.604 --> 31:38.564
Well, it's got to happen someday.

31:38.647 --> 31:40.149
Robbie, I have a request.

31:40.232 --> 31:41.108
Anything.

31:41.191 --> 31:42.526
Let me tell Cat before you print it.

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If Flint's gonna die because of this,

31:44.111 --> 31:46.614
I don't want her to read about it
in a newspaper.

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I said anything, didn't I?

31:49.074 --> 31:50.326
[grunts]

31:52.536 --> 31:53.787
[sighs]

31:54.830 --> 31:56.290
I'll give you a day.

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But I ain't losing this story.

31:57.750 --> 31:58.709
Deal.

32:00.127 --> 32:01.378
So...

32:02.212 --> 32:03.380
...how bad is it?

32:03.964 --> 32:07.217
How deep are you in with her?

32:07.801 --> 32:10.220
I suppose you're gonna tell me
to be careful.

32:10.304 --> 32:11.347
Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

32:11.430 --> 32:15.184
Careful's for, um, for stock tips
and hot sauce.

32:15.267 --> 32:17.645
Matters of the heart, I say

32:17.728 --> 32:20.731
go for broke or don't bother going at all.

32:20.814 --> 32:22.191
Go for broke, huh?

32:22.274 --> 32:24.193
[chuckles]

32:24.276 --> 32:25.319
Wouldn't take much.

32:25.402 --> 32:28.489
-[both chuckle]
-[phone rings]

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Reilly.

32:31.742 --> 32:33.744
[elevator bell dings]

32:33.827 --> 32:36.413
[intriguing music playing]

32:43.420 --> 32:45.673
-[laughter]
-[Leyden speaks indistinctly]

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[Silvermane] Mr. Reilly,

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take a seat.

32:54.932 --> 32:56.725
Can I get you anything?

32:56.809 --> 32:58.268
Glass of the good stuff?

32:58.352 --> 33:00.020
[Ben] A perfect host.

33:04.775 --> 33:07.986
I take it you recognize my new associates.

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I read the papers.
Congratulations.

33:09.988 --> 33:13.325
You've assembled
an entire outfield of freaks.

33:13.409 --> 33:15.703
You guys see that movie Freaks
directed by Tod Browning?

33:15.786 --> 33:16.787
Still playing.

33:16.870 --> 33:19.957
You three could sign up for the remake.

33:20.040 --> 33:21.500
[Silvermane] Calm down.

33:21.583 --> 33:25.879
Mr. Reilly is a little wise,
but we're all friends here, right?

33:25.963 --> 33:27.005
Yeah, sure.

33:27.089 --> 33:29.633
[Silvermane] So, in the spirit
of friendship,

33:29.717 --> 33:33.053
I want to give you a chance
to warn The Spider...

33:33.137 --> 33:35.764
that this fight is between me and Morris,

33:35.848 --> 33:39.309
and if he gets his nose in my business,
he's liable to lose it.

33:39.393 --> 33:40.602
Is that clear?

33:41.186 --> 33:43.397
As a bell.
Is that all?

33:43.480 --> 33:47.985
I don't mean to be rude,
but, uh, I've got theater tickets.

33:48.068 --> 33:49.486
You ever been on Broadway?

33:49.570 --> 33:52.114
No? Probably drove a train
underneath it, though, right?

33:52.197 --> 33:54.742
-Mr. To Be or Not to Be. [scoffs]
-[Leyden growls]

33:54.825 --> 33:57.411
♪ Camera's rolling, the lights are on ♪

33:57.494 --> 34:01.081
♪ The director calls "Action,"
the director calls "Cut" ♪

34:01.165 --> 34:03.542
♪ Mr. Leyden, Dirk ♪♪

34:03.625 --> 34:05.419
[laughs]

34:05.502 --> 34:06.795
[Silvermane] Tell your friend

34:06.879 --> 34:10.883
it's in all our best interests
to play nice.

34:12.718 --> 34:13.927
You got it.

34:16.054 --> 34:17.598
[growls]

34:19.141 --> 34:20.434
[door opens]

34:25.230 --> 34:26.732
Hey.

34:26.815 --> 34:29.777
I hear you make all the ladies faint.

34:29.860 --> 34:31.236
Make me faint.

34:32.946 --> 34:34.740
I know about Winston.

34:34.823 --> 34:36.241
My condolences.

34:36.325 --> 34:38.076
Were you two close?

34:38.160 --> 34:42.414
I know you set him up, Reilly,
and I know you did it for her.

34:46.126 --> 34:47.920
Her?

34:48.003 --> 34:49.630
Don't take me for dumb.

34:50.214 --> 34:53.133
I didn't tell the boss
'cause he would've killed the both of you.

34:53.217 --> 34:55.302
And mad as I am, I don't want Cat dead.

34:55.385 --> 34:56.929
[groans]

34:58.680 --> 35:00.390
You okay, pal?

35:00.474 --> 35:02.017
You look pretty rough.

35:03.769 --> 35:05.145
I'm fine.

35:05.979 --> 35:09.483
You keep doing Silvermane's dirty work,
and maybe you won't be.

35:09.566 --> 35:11.819
You worry about yourself, Reilly.

35:13.695 --> 35:16.615
You get one pass because you saved her.

35:16.698 --> 35:18.659
-This is it.
-[elevator bell dings]

35:21.954 --> 35:23.497
You know...

35:23.580 --> 35:24.623
[pushes button]

35:24.706 --> 35:29.169
...a hot dog at the game is better
than roast beef at the Ritz.

35:29.253 --> 35:30.504
Think about it.

35:33.590 --> 35:36.051
[wind whistling]

35:36.134 --> 35:37.135
[thwip]

35:37.219 --> 35:38.387
[light thud]

35:43.225 --> 35:45.394
Now we've got no secrets,
you're done with the stairs?

35:45.477 --> 35:47.729
I didn't want to be seen.

35:47.813 --> 35:49.439
Flint's back with Silvermane.

35:50.190 --> 35:51.525
I know.

35:51.608 --> 35:53.068
I saw him this morning.

35:53.151 --> 35:54.695
Acted like he didn't even know me.

35:54.778 --> 35:57.072
And that bothered you?

35:59.783 --> 36:01.910
You swooped in here to ask me that?

36:01.994 --> 36:03.287
He knows you tried to kill Silvermane.

36:03.370 --> 36:05.205
He heard us talking the other night.

36:05.289 --> 36:06.999
-And has he told him?
-He doesn't want to see you dead.

36:07.082 --> 36:08.876
He's not well, Ben, I'm worried about him.

36:08.959 --> 36:10.002
You should be.

36:10.085 --> 36:12.129
[contemplative music playing]

36:18.677 --> 36:20.846
You can spare me the dramatic pause.

36:20.929 --> 36:21.930
Whatever it is, I can take it.

36:22.014 --> 36:23.724
Flint and some of the other guys
in that camp

36:23.807 --> 36:26.518
have been seeing a doctor at the VA,
a woman called Faber.

36:26.602 --> 36:29.354
She's been trying to come up with a cure,
but she's only made them worse.

36:29.438 --> 36:30.355
What do you mean, worse?

36:30.439 --> 36:34.109
What the Germans did will eventually
kill them, but she's speeding it up.

36:35.193 --> 36:36.653
You mean Flint's gonna die?

36:43.035 --> 36:44.036
When?

36:44.119 --> 36:48.624
All I know is, every time he uses
his powers, he gets a little closer.

36:49.833 --> 36:52.294
-Thank you for telling me.
-Cat.

36:52.377 --> 36:54.129
He says one word, and we're both dead.

36:54.212 --> 36:56.048
I'd like to be alone, please.

37:05.098 --> 37:07.517
What's left for us here?

37:07.601 --> 37:10.646
Ruby's gone, Flint's past helping.

37:10.729 --> 37:12.731
We're chasing ghosts.

37:12.814 --> 37:14.858
But you and I could have something.

37:15.901 --> 37:19.321
What if we left New York,
went someplace where nobody knows us?

37:19.404 --> 37:21.198
What was that island with the black sand?

37:21.281 --> 37:22.199
Santorini.

37:22.282 --> 37:23.450
-[snaps fingers]
-Santorini. We could go there,

37:23.533 --> 37:26.244
wherever you want,
you could open your own club.

37:26.995 --> 37:27.996
What about you?

37:28.080 --> 37:29.665
Well, I'll run it or bartend.

37:29.748 --> 37:31.375
I'll work for you.

37:31.458 --> 37:35.545
I don't know what this is, but I do know,
for the first time in years

37:35.629 --> 37:38.006
I'm willing to take a chance and find out.

37:40.926 --> 37:41.927
Okay.

37:42.511 --> 37:43.595
Okay?

37:45.931 --> 37:46.932
Okay.

37:47.015 --> 37:49.559
[romantic music playing]

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[door closes]

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[♪ Glenn Crytzer featuring Meschiya Lake
play "Mr. Rhythm"]

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I'll have the, uh, the, uh...

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ooh, I'll have the hot dog deluxe.

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You know what? No, no,
I'll just have a scoop of cottage cheese.

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Cottage cheese?

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You on a diet or something?

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There might be a beach in my future.

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Oh, and breakfast is on me,
so you should have at it.

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Okay, now I'm really confused.

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Uh, uh, scrambled eggs, bacon.

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They've got New York cheesecake.

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-I was just gonna...
-Just bring it all.

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♪ I love cheesecake ♪

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♪ in the morning ♪

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♪ with you ♪♪

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Okay, well, that's new.

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Never heard you sing.

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Didn't even know you knew how.

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There's a lot you don't know about me.

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Is there?

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[chuckles] You'd be surprised.

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Would I?

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You know, your hair looks lovely,
by the way.

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Did you curl it?

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Three weeks ago.

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Now spill it.

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[exhales]

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Oh, boy.

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What?

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I'm leaving town.

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Permanently?

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I think so, yeah, but don't worry,
I promise you'll be taken care of.

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What about the office?

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Well, get rid of it or keep it.

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You're a better P.I.
than I am anyway, so...

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I'll be damned.

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It's Cat, isn't it?

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[laughing] Yes...

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It-it sounds crazy,

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-I know, crazy, crazy, crazy...
-Ben--

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...because we've only known
each other for a few weeks,

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but if it took Cat to drag me
out of this hole that I've been hiding in,

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well, then I owe it to both of us
to see it through...

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-Ben--
-...because this is the first time

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in-in years that I feel alive.

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-For Christ's sake--
-I mean... with the matters of the heart,

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you got to go for broke.

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-Ben, Ben--
-Robbie says that you just got...

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-With matters of the heart, you got...
-Oh, for Christ's sake, Ben!

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I'm really happy for you.

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You are?

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Yes.

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♪ What you lack ♪

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♪ Better get yourself some jive, Jack ♪

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♪ Lay back and let yourself relax ♪

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♪ Leave everything to Mr. Rhythm ♪♪

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[knock at door]

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[suspenseful music playing]

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Who is it?

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Lonnie Lincoln, ma'am.

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I need to talk to you.

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It's about Flint.

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[somber music playing]

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[Flint grunts]

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[door opens]

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-[Cat gasping]
-Don't.

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Flint.

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-Don't.
-Please, Flint.

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-Don't.
-Let me take a look at you.

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It's getting worse.

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-I just want to help.
-You've done enough, don't you think?

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Silvermane will never let us be together.

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What I did, I did for us.

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Without telling me?

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-Why, because I'm stupid?
-No.

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I'm just a meathead
with his brains in his fists?

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No, I didn't tell you
because I knew you would say no.

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And how do you think
it makes me feel, Flint,

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that you're more loyal to that man
than you are to me,

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that you'd have me living under his thumb,
unable to breathe without his say-so?

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-[laughs]
-That's funny to you?

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No, what's funny is,
I would've killed him for you.

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I would've done anything for you
if you'd just asked,

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but you never gave me the chance.

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But why would you?

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I'm nothing but muscle
for a gangster, huh?

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Well, maybe it's time I accepted that,
leaned into it.

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Ain't that right, Lonnie?

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You and me, buddy,
about to die in a blaze of goddamn glory.

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-Flint, please.
-Stay away from me.

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-Please!
-Stay away!

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[gasps]

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[tense music playing]

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[wood creaking]

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-Flint.
-Let him go.

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[wood clatters]

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This Faber woman.

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She really couldn't help you?

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There's really no hope?

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Faber said there's only one thing
left to try.

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[brushes hands]

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But she couldn't make it happen.

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What was it?

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Not what.

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Who.

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The Spider.

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Why?

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Why would he change things?

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She thinks his mutation is different,
more stable than ours.

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She said he could be
the answer to all of this.

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Problem is, she's got no idea who he is...

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...or where to find him.

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[thunder rumbling]

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[Ogden] We need to go.

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We have to clear the lab.

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Maybe it's not as bad as we think it is.

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[stammers] No, we can't be naive.

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[thunder rumbling]

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I mean, as soon as that reporter
publishes his story,

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they're coming for us.

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We can't just give up.

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You have done everything you could.

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Now it's time to go.

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[suspenseful music playing]

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[Faber sighs]

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♪ ♪

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[thunder rumbling]

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All right, watch your step over here.

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Dr. Faber.

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I just want to know:

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if you find The Spider,
are you really able to help them?

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Flint, Lonnie, all of them?

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You know who The Spider is, don't you?

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If I tell you...
do you promise you won't hurt him?

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You have my word.

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His name...

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...is Ben Reilly.

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[thunder cracks]

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[exciting music playing]

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♪ ♪

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♪ ♪

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♪ ♪

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♪ ♪

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♪ ♪