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Wh... What?

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The train cars,
genius.

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I scanned this car
for aberrations

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and found nothing.

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Then you're here
for all of one minute,

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and I get an alert
that there are lines of code

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that don't match
the reality of the car.

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We've barely escaped
the ejecting train cars!

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We'rethe victims here.

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There are no victims.

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There's a glitch
on the train.

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One sent me out from the Engine
to resolve it.

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One? Like One-One?

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One-One-One.

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The False Conductor!

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He's been trying
to kill us ever since

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he took over the train
from the True Conductor!

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The true...

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One has no idea you exist,
short pants.

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At least no more so
than any of the passengers.

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In a very real sense,
we're just numbers to him.

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Ugh. Hang on.

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Every passenger
is important.

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Their well-being and progress
is what the train is all about.

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All aboard the growth train,
toot toot, wheeeee!

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Sincerely, Your Conductor,

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One...

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One.

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You're weird.

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Yes! I am!

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Good heavens,
you three really have no idea

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what's been happening?

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Ugh!

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This is so tedious.

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Some of the cars on the train
have corrupted code.

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I created a pulse
that scans for that code.

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And it was working fine
until three weeks ago,

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when cars started ejecting one
after the other.

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And since you say
you keep getting ejected

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along with them,
you're the only lead I have

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as to what's gone wrong.

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So start talking.

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You're the number cluster
we've been tracking!

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You've been tracking me?

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It hasn't been the Apex!
The what?

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It was just a single
high number.

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The highest
we've ever seen.

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Maybe the highest
there's ever been.

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Rude.

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We have
the highest numbers

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of anyone on the train,
except you.

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I don't care.
This isn't about my number.

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It's about my cars.

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I need information.

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The ejected cars,
have there been objects

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that didn't match
the environment?

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Phone booths?
College campuses?

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A lot of turtles?

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Too many turtles?

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A number of turtles
that makes you think, "Why?

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Why turtles again?"

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Grace!

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That first shifter!

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It had turtles.

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Simon, here... now.

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We have to get away from her.
What?!

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She probably knows
more about numbers

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than anyone
on the train.

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She might know
what's wrong with yours.

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Well... exactly!

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She might not
just know something.

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She might have something
to do with it.

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She's working
with One-One,

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and... and, um...

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Code A17 of the Apex...

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never trust
adult passengers.

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Okay. Okay.

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Right.

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Is she looking at us?

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What?

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Where are you going?!

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Ugh! I hate children.

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Aah!

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This car
is marked for ejection!

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You know I can tell
you children are in the car.

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I can see your numbers
on the screen.

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Ugh!
This interface is garbage.

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Phew!

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Aah!

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There!

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We can camp
for the night.

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Let's check
our numbers.

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No change.

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Let me see yours.

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Argh!

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Ugh! Don't!

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- Yeah, don't!
- Why?!

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Because I don't
want to know yet!

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I have to know
so when we go back...

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Simon, enough!

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This is happening to me!

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Quit making it
all about you!

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I say when I look at it.
I say what I do about it.

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You need to back off
and give me some space!

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Okay.

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I, um...

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I'll keep watch outside.

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You guys rest.

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Simon?

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Yeah?

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I...

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Nothing.

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Good thinking.

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Hmm.

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Hazel, what are you doing?

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I'm mad!

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You need sleep.

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No!
He grabbed your arm!

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He's being mean to you,
like Tuba!

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Hazel, the shell!

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Good!
I'll use it to fight him!

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Hazel, Shhhh!

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I don't care.

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I can protect us
with it.

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Hazel come here.

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I'll be Tuba now.

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Okay. It's okay.

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Stay close to me.

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I'm Tuba.

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Hey!

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Simon, I presume.

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You're gonna help me.

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I am?

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Well,
isn't that nice of me.

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I want something
that will tell me

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what's wrong with Grace.

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Oh, piffle.
I can do that.

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One, she's very full
of herself.

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Two, she has no respect
for personal property.

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Three...
This isn't a joke!

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You left me,
so give me something for Grace!

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I didn't leave you, Simon.

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I ran.

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There's a difference.

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No, there isn't!

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That Ghom almost got me.

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I didn't realize
you weren't by my side

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until the next car.

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But you never came back.

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I...

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No.

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I am who I am, Simon.

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I can't give you more
than that.

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Could you give me
a few more details?

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Something more helpful than,
"I need a thing?"

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Grace's number
is broken.

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Oh?

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It's going down,

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but she doesn't seem
to want to fix it.

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And now we found this woman
who's working with One-One.

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She has the highest number
we've ever seen!

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It's almost up
to her neck!

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But Grace doesn't even want
to talk to her!

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She made us run!

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The woman...
How old is she?

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How should I know?
She's just... old.

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And British.

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Amelia.

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Her name is Amelia.

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We've had some
unpleasant dealings.

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She tried to kill me
a few times, actually.

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Though I suppose that
would only endear her to you.

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She's dangerous.
I'd stay clear of her.

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So...

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Grace was right to run?

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You Apex work so hard
to get your numbers up.

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Doing what?

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Destroying things,
pillaging cars,

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playing soldier.

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Think about
what it would take

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for Amelia to get
a number that high.

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And as for Grace...

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you're a smart boy.

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Surely you've thought
about what the reverse means,

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what would make
a number go down.

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Numbers are power.

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Numbers are numbers,

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and they're supposed
to go down.

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You say Grace's number
is broken,

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but the truth is,

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you just don't like
how it's working.

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Th... That's not it!

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I don't believe you!
You're lying!

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I never lie.

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You lie all the time.

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Well, I never lie
when I'm telling the truth.

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She's not acting
like she should!

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And how exactly should
she be acting?

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She's not one of your
miniatures, Simon.

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She's shutting me out!

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Please, Samantha.

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I have to know why.

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Very well.

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The only way to find out
what she isn't telling you

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is to see what
she isn't telling you.

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What?

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You'll have to extract tape
of her memories

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and go inside.

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Since it isn't yours,
it's safe.

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Going into your own tape,
however,

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can be unpredictable
and dangerous.

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I knew you'd have something.

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You always do.

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But, Simon!
What?

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We shouldn't always know
what's in a person's mind,

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especially the minds
of those we love.

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I'm not a child anymore.

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I know what I'm doing.

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Oh, Simon...

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...you have no idea.

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