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Do not use words like fault or fate.

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There is only cause and effect.

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The only question remaining

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is what we're going to do about our little...

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problem.

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[undistinct crowd chattering]

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What are we gonna do?

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I'll tell you what we gonna do.

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Hey! Fo... Oh-oops...

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[microphone feedback sound]

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Mh! Ah! Ah! Ooh! Woah!

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Mister Rubix

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I don't want to alarm you

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but you're covered in meat.

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Somebody put meat all over you.

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And a few inches thick in a couple of places.

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Real waste of good potential.

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Feeding it when it's hungry...

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Putting it to bed at night...

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You... you can be eaten!

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Ah-mhh... that's a con.

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Might have a baby.

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You're real flesh nanny, aren't you?

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Must be exhausting.

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Yeah, you know...

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It all feels rather misguided now,

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but there was a time when I envied you mister Rubix.

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The flesh bats, however...

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They have not yet come to see things from my...

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...illuminated position.

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[murmuring]

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[...]

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[...]

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If you start at that blue hazy thing

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and you just kinda go up in the sky a little bit

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to other hazy thing

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then, right there, that's the, uh-mh...

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The Moon?

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Sh... N... No!

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What do... Where do you think I'm pointing?

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I can't see where you're pointing

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Well just... just follow my finger...

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Just right up as if it's like a beam into the sky.

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You see it?

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Uh-uh...

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So where's Mars?

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Uh-mh... [sighs]

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Mars won't be up until just before dawn.

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Did you know that Mars is the god of love?

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That... is not... actually...

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Because it's always blushing!

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Ah, OK then, that makes sense!

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Gage, are you blushing?

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No!

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But I had rosacea as a kid.

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Ok, so...

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Look at the arm right there.

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When you go in one

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that star is called Mizar.

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Did you make that up?

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No! They have names, you know that!

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Then if you go over one, just a little bit

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you see that full fuzzy thing?

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That's called Alcar.

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Yeah, no, I can't see that.

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Try... Try... Actually sometimes it helps

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if you offset your eyes a little bit.

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No.

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Then you couldn't have joined the Roman army!

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Seeing Alcar was a vision test to get in.

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Gage, has anybody ever told you you're boring?

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No!

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Has anybody ever told you?

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No.

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[distant howling sounds]

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[Whispering:] That's probably our cue to go.

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Good night zombie!

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Shhh...

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So, I talked to Liz the other day.

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I am so sorry.

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And I told her that we were coming out here.

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Why would you do that?

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And she told me to LOOK OUT!

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GO!

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Cause apparently that's where you took her

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before you asked her out.

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Yeah!

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Because it's a great place.

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You see like three stars from Shade, it's nice splendor.

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It's a wonderful thing.

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Do you really think it's fair

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to woo women with nature?

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I am not wooing...

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Were you wooed?

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All I'm saying is if you wanna ask me something

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then just ask.

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Aaaaaaaaah...

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Ava.

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Would you...

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There's a man.

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Oh! Oh, yes. Uh...

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Probably a zombie

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You should stop and see if he needs a ride.

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OK.

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Hey, do you need a ride?

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Well, hop on in, stranger!

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Go have a seat.

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[burps loudly]

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The way I figure

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it's a meteor strike.

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Note the scorching, indicative of a small impact

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And the bent shrubbery

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that hints at all the fantastic forces pushing out

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in all directions just before the hit.

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Call Shade.

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Let them know there's nothing to worry about.

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The universe is an amazing place.

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Yeah, alright!

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I can feel that.

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A meteor strike.

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Makes sense.

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Meteor strikes are common enough.

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Who are you?

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My name is Sterling, special agent blah blah blah.

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Could have been a combusted zombie.

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I've seen that before too.

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Decompositional gases gather in the lower abdomen

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then ignite via mitochondrial combustion.

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That, or some static discharge nonsense.

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It's interesting! But that's... that's not what this is.

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You... You are from the... Super...

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Superintelligence Agency, yes yes yes...

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But look.

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See, from the radius everything expands outwards

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as you would expect from any normal explosion.

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However if you take a look a the depression itself

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everything coalesces back towards the center.

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Indicating there was an expansion

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then an immediate and violent recompression.

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But that's not what I find interesting!

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It's not?!

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No, what I find interesting

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are these footprints there

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there and there.

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Somebody walked away from this.

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We didn't see those before.

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Yes.

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Yes, I know.

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And what is your name?

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Ah, Peter. Peter Jefferson.

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I'm gonna level with you Jefferson.

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Okay.

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What I think we're dealing with here is a drift...

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From Shadow State Five.

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What?!

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You are at level 27 clearance are you not?

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None of us at all are 27s. I'm only at 11.

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[thunder]

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You know, wouldn't things be easier

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if we didn't have to deal with all these clearance issues...

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Tell me about it!

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Sometimes I get so involved with the bureau

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I forget that there are people like you

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without the clearance to talk about

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let alone think about or know about certain things and...

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Things like this happen.

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Well...

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This truly is awkward.

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But I want you to know Jefferson

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between you and me

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I really truly am very sorry

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about all this.

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This should be interesting.

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Rubix came back.