Treasure Hunt Dani's Castle


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HE WHISTLES

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Jimmy. I know I'm going to regret asking this, but

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-what do you think you're doing?

-Dusting.

-Yep, regretting it already.

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But wouldn't it be easier to climb up with, oh, I don't know, a ladder?

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Where's the fun in that?

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Right, whatever. I just need quiet to do my art coursework.

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-It's very good.

-Thanks.

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If you're in nursery. Shouldn't it be more...arty?

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It's not finished!

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And I'm sure a few more toilet rolls will make all the difference.

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Is that supposed to be the castle?

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Obviously. The assignment is to portray an emotion.

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And the castle represents serenity because it's always so peaceful.

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Sorry, but you lost me at "obviously".

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HE GASPS

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-Jimmy!

-I meant to do that.

-Well, can you stop doing it?

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Sorry, Kait, but me and Dani worked out the cleaning rota very carefully.

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Rock-paper-scissors, Bogmoor rules.

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One, two, three. Bunny.

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Spider webs bunny, you clean the boiler.

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Yeah, that boiler's been backed up for years with gunk and slime and...

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CRASHING

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It sounds like Dani's just unblocked it.

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Hey, look at this. It's got the Bogmoor Crest on it.

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Oh, it's probably just an 18th century shopping list. You know,

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"Buy more milk, eggs, powdered wigs."

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Listen to this. "To lead you on a hunt is my great pleasure

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"Follow my clues and I'll lead you to treasure!"

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You! With your stupid rock-paper-scissors, Bogmoor rules!

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This is all your fault!

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Forget about that! I found clues to a treasure!

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What? It can't be. It does look old,

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but if there was treasure in the castle, then Aunt Marjorie

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-would've used it to pay off her debts.

-And fix the plumbing.

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HE SNIFFS

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Do you mind standing downwind?

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Back to the treasure.

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Well, there's only one way to find out if it's real or not.

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-BOTH: Treasure Hunt!

-Come on, Kait.

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Yeah, well, I'll catch up with you when I've finished

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fixing my art coursework.

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-Art? Shouldn't it be...?

-Oh, it's not finished!

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-All right, chill out.

-Oo-oh.

-Attitude.

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Zambini!

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Right. If we're going to find the secret within the castle,

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-we're going to need...

-Biccies?

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Are you guys hunting the poltergeist?

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The ghost that even the ghosts are afraid of?

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-I think we'll pass.

-It's not fair. Everyone except me got to see it.

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I mean, you guys didn't even believe me until you got here.

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But we're looking for something better than the poltergeist -

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treasure.

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No, thanks.

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What is it with your family?

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Kait would rather be doing homework, and you'd rather do...

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-whatever it is you're doing.

-I'm working on a new trick.

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Ladies and gentlemen, I will now make this egg disappear!

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Like I didn't expect that to happen.

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It's a work in progress.

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Oh, I liked it.

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-Right, are we all set?

-All set for what?

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We're going on a treasure hunt. I found this in the library.

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Let me see that.

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I mean, it was Jimmy's idea, so it's probably be nothing, but...

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I'm afraid, you're right, my lady. This is nothing.

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No! It's for real.

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I remember something about treasure when I was little. Well, I was

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actually the same size I was now. Oh, you know what I mean.

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That was just an old legend.

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So there was a legend about treasure in the castle?

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This could be real! Jimmy - I mean, we -

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could've found the secret to actual bountiful booty!

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Imagine what we could do with it.

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I'll tell you what, we'll split it.

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Or we could settle it by rock-paper-scissors, Bogmoor style.

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-No.

-Fine. 50-50? Shake.

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So, what's after the leading-us-to-treasure part?

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"If you read the right passage In the right book

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"You'll find my secret By hook or by crook."

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The library. That's full of books.

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Wait! You can't! If you do, something terrible will happen.

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What, we'll become mega rich? Oh, yeah, that'd be awful(!)

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Exactly! Best to just leave it.

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Why don't you want us to find the treasure?

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Because of a very good reason

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that I will tell you in the fullness of time.

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No, wait! I've got it!

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According to the legend,

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the treasure is guarded by a poltergeist.

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So if you go poking around, you're just going to wake it.

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Wake the poltergeist? I'm in.

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Just need to grab a few things and I'll meet you in the library.

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You'll be scared and terrified!

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Yeah, but we'll be able to afford therapy to get over it. So come on.

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"If you read the right passage In the right book,

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"You'll find my next clue By hook or by crook."

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The man seriously needs to work on his lyrics.

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It's obviously saying we need to take the secret passage.

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Obviously. But for the sake of the others,

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do you fancy explaining how you figured that out?

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"The right PASSAGE In the right BOOK."

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Of course, the secret passage was opened by one of these books.

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Now, which one was it? Ah, yes, this one.

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-Watch it!

-Have you not finished that yet?

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It's hard to concentrate with people flinging books at you.

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Is that meant to be the castle?

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That reminds me of the stuff we used to do in nursery school.

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It's a representation of serenity. And it's not finished!

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It's good, it's very good.

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Sure it was one of these ones. Hmm.

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I don't know why Gabe wouldn't come. He loved playing treasure hunts

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when we were kids.

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What's the worst that can happen? We're already dead.

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Well, that's a nice, cheery thought to take with us down this dark and

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gloomy passageway.

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DANI SCREAMS

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-What?

-It was just a cobweb brushed against my face.

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Gabe was right, maybe this is too scary for you.

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I'm fine. And you can let go of my hand any time you want now, Jimmy.

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I was just holding your hand cos I knew you'd get scared.

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HE BANGS CYMBALS

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Hello? Anyone there?

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-What are you doing?

-Trying to wake the poltergeist.

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-Well, don't!

-'Oooh.'

-See?

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Wait, stop that.

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-GHOSTLY VOICE:

-'Beware!'

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That was just the wind, right?

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'Turn back! This is not the way.'

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-Don't need to tell me twice.

-'Be gone and never return.'

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This is amazing. Poltergeists don't usually talk.

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No, they don't. And I know that voice.

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Gabe! Why are you lurking in there?

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Can't you even hide in a wall like a proper ghost?

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Oh, this is embarrassing.

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What's with you? Trying to scare us like that?

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-Well, not me, but Leo.

-I wasn't scared.

-Yes, you were.

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-Look, there is a perfectly simple explanation for all this.

-I'm off.

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I just can't tell you what it is.

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Look, I don't know what do you think is going to happen,

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but even if you're afraid to have fun for some weird reason,

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you should at least let us enjoy ourselves.

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Shame on you!

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Sshh!

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-Serenity.

-Just need a book.

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Let's see. Supernatural...

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Paranormal...

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Ah! Here we go. Phantoms And Poltergeists.

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Find the treasure yet?

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No, all we found was Gabe pretending to be the poltergeist.

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But I'm going to find the real one.

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Of course you are.

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"If you read the right passage In the right book

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"You'll find my next clue By hook or crook."

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-Saved your life.

-Which idiot left that open?

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-Who cares? Anyone seen anything treasure-y?

-No.

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But there is a shepherd's crook.

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"You'll find the secret By hook or by crook."

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No treasure, but there is another clue.

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"If you're out of the gloom you got the first part right."

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"But you'll stay in the dark if you don't see the light."

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LAUGHING

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Easy. "See the light."

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I've watched enough haunted movies to know that the

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secret panel is operated by that candlelight.

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Oh.

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CYMBALS BANG

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Poltergeist? Poltergeist? Poltergeist?

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Where are you?

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Hello? Hello?

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Nothing. One down, 135 to go.

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OK, this has to be the one!

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Stop! You're wrecking the place!

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Relax, once we find the treasure, we'll have enough money to

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-pay for repairs.

-True.

-Anyways, all this old stuff's going

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once we turn this place into a paintball arena.

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Exactly. Wait. What paintball arena? There is no paintball arena.

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Not yet, but there will be.

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No, we're going to restore its original features

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so we can hire out the castle for weddings and business conferences.

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Wow! You actually managed to make living in a castle sound boring.

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Your idea of boring is anything that isn't completely ridiculous.

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I mean, what happens after paintballing?

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Are you going to turn the ballroom into an ice rink? That was a joke!

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Ahem. While you two are planning your paintball weddings, shouldn't

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you be asking the people who've been living here for over 250 years?

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I want stuff too, you know. Like a games room, a surround sound system.

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Esme, we all want stuff, but the important thing is figuring out

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how to make the most of the castle.

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Exactly. A premier attraction for extreme sports.

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No, A tasteful retreat and health spa for people

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who want to get away from it all.

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Everyone around here's already, "Away from it all." They want excitement!

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Tourists want Old World charm.

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It will have Old World charm and New World paintballing.

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You know what? Forget 50-50.

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I'll decide what we spend the treasure on.

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-Not if I find it first.

-You're on! Winner takes all.

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Esme, you can witness it. Esme?

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Where did she go? She must have figured out the clue!

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She's trying to beat us to the treasure!

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What? The double-crossing turncoat.

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-I think I've seen the light!

-What? Where?

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Look out! The poltergeist!

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What?

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Wait!

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Someone was yelling about the poltergeist.

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It was just Dani trying to throw me off.

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You've got to help me.

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Sorry, but I'm on hard target poltergeist search.

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I got the whole East Wing to check before lunch.

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Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Have you searched the secret den?

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OK. This room's clear.

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Please, you found the last clue in, like, two seconds.

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-Dani got it from this painting.

-I can give you three minutes.

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Right. "You'll be in the dark till you see the light."

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There's a candle in the painting.

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-That room was familiar.

-I think I know. It's...

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-Argh!

-The kitchen.

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Argh!

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All right, Kait? How's it going?

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Jimmy?

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No way. I missed the poltergeist again!

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-Oh, hey, Gabe. Seen the poltergeist?

-What? No. Maybe. Why?

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Jimmy was stuck on a clue and then he disappeared.

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-Must've been the poltergeist.

-Yes! Not me. The poltergeist.

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But you were saying they couldn't solve the next clue?

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No, Jimmy vanished before I could tell him the answer.

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But Dani and Esme have got it and have gone to the kitchen.

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-Esme, wait!

-Don't start!

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Go polish the armour or whatever it is you do for fun.

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-I'm finding the treasure.

-You've figured out where it is?

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No, I thought it was in there, but it's just another clue.

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"You'll find what you seek at the end of my rhyme

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"I hope you find it before teatime." Why the bad poetry? Just say,

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"The treasure's here Bang, go get it!"

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-Maybe I can help.

-Really? Why now?

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You know what they say, if you can't beat them,

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-stop trying to beat them.

-Now, you're on to something.

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No, really, I want to find it, too,

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so I can buy more...lacy cuffs.

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That's right, Gabriel, keep dreaming the dream.

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Fine, you can have a cut, but I've been on the hunt longer,

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-so we'll split it 60-40.

-Fine.

-Ha! You agreed too quickly,

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-now it's 80-20.

-Fine.

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"At the end of my rhyme I hope you find it before teatime."

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There's a tea set there.

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-They're both empty.

-I've got it, it's the tower.

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At the top, in the small attic room.

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-How did you get all that from a clue?

-Simple.

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Teatime. T for tower. And time... because it's the old clock tower.

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Brilliant!

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You vandal. I'd finally finished and you've ruined it!

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-You sure? It's hard to tell.

-Get out!

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Whoa. I'm sorry about your homework.

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But you've got to help me. If Dani finds the treasure,

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she's going to turn this place into my worst nightmare.

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No-o-o-o-o-o-o!

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I won't last five minutes.

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If you help me find the treasure, I'll split it with you

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and buy you some proper art.

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The only thing I'd do with the treasure is pay someone to

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put you on a space rocket and blast you to the dark side of the moon.

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So, just to be clear, are you going to help me or not?

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Grr!

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-Where's Esme?

-She left.

-She found the next clue?

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Yes, and she went to the tower. If you hurry, you could catch her.

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Thanks.

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Hang on, why are you trying to get rid of me? What are you up to?

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Nothing! Just winding the clock.

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Yeah, like you were winding me up?

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There's nothing in that tower. I'm on to you, Gabe.

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-You just want all the treasure for yourself.

-Is that true?

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No, I swear. I wouldn't want it.

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He's lying. He wants to buy more lacy cuffs! He even said so.

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-Poltergeist?

-Where are you?

-Poltergeist?

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-Hello?

-Need to find the clues!

-Poltergeist?

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-Poltergeist!

-Think, Jimmy, think.

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Leo, I'm trying to find the others. Did you solve the painting clue?

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What? Oh, yeah, it meant the kitchen.

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-Oh, great, you're a star.

-Wait! When you were missing earlier,

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-were you kidnapped by the poltergeist?

-No!

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Thanks a million.

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You know more than you're saying, Gabe. Now, what does this clue mean?

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Tell us or we'll... Actually, what can you do to a ghost?

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Why can't you just trust me? No good can come of the treasure.

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Save it. I'm not letting you turn this place into a tacky theme park.

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Could we have a time out before we start arguing, please?

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Anyone else hungry?

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Hang on. That clock's got to be wrong, it must be nearly teatime.

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-DANI AND ESME:

-Teatime!

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Oh, so we're all agreed?

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Forget it, that clock hasn't worked since we were children.

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Then why did you say you were winding it?

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-What time's teatime? Four o'clock?

-Yeah.

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Four o'clock.

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CLOCK CHIMES FOUR

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-Oh, it's another clue.

-I'll take that, thank you. See you later.

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You can't solve it on your own.

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Good point. Esme, we'll team up, I'll split it with you.

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Stop this! Can't you see? This is tearing us apart.

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I knew something would be torn apart.

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Esme, I still have half. We can stop

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-Dani's Project Boring before it starts.

-No Esme, join me. We can

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stop Jimmy from wrecking your family home with his stupid stupidity.

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-You'll still add wi-fi, right?

-The best wi-fi money can buy.

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-I'll put in wi-fi, too!

-Yeah, well, I can get the latest designs

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-shipped from around the world.

-I'll get you your own robot butler.

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-We have a winner! Woo, let's go.

-Esme, wait!

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-Ow.

-You can't get rid of me that easily. Wherever you go, I'll go.

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Look out! The poltergeist!

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As if I'm going to fall for the same trick I pulled on you.

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You're right. I'll guess I'll lock you in here

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till we find the treasure.

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What? No, no, no, no! Jimmy, let me out!

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Bye, Dani!

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KEY TURNS IN LOCK

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Oh. No poltergeist. It's just you.

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Oh, well, nice to see you too, Leo.

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-Kait!

-Watch it!

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Sorry.

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There. Out of harm's way.

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No!

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Forget about it. Esme and Jimmy have gone to search for the treasure

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without me and I really, really need you to help me solve the last clue.

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What, just leave it? No, I can't do that.

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I'm going to make a perfect representation of serenity

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even if it kills me.

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Nothing will distract me.

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If you help me find the treasure,

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then I will refit Prince William's stable.

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New saddle....

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Keep talking.

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Gold bridle. All-you-can-eat oat buffet.

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OK, I'll do it. Only for Prince William.

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I'll put a water slide from my bedroom to the pool.

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Slow down, Grand Designs,

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we haven't found them yet.

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We only have half the clue, remember?

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"You've solved them all There's treasure ahead."

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That's it? That's all we've got?

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"You've solved them all There's treasure ahead."

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"But you'll need Cooper's key Or the hunt is dead."

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Maybe Cooper's one of your ancestors.

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Let's go and check the paintings.

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"Treasure ahead." Which way is ahead?

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That is the last room on this floor.

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Only place left to check is the cellar.

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Poltergeist, here I come. Oh, have you found the treasure yet?

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No, we only have half of the last clue.

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It says something about "Treasure ahead."

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Ahead.

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A head! Wait! Wasn't one of our ancestors beheaded?

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So you want to find the treasure? Turn left at the kitchen

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and right at the pantry.

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No, it can't be. "Treasure a head."

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It must be.

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GROWLING

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Nice moose. Good haunted moose.

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Knock it off, Gabe. I know it's you.

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Now, let's see what you're hiding.

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MOOSE HEAD GROWLS

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Ugh! Nothing! I knew your idea would lead us nowhere.

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If only we had the other half of the clue.

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Maybe we don't need it. Leo said he'd checked everywhere

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except the cellar.

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-Leo!

-Wait up!

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This is hopeless. None of them are called Cooper.

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Maybe it's not an ancestor at all?

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In medieval times, cooper meant barrel maker.

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Are you sure? How do you know that?

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Dunno, must have read it somewhere.

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Step right up to ye olde Bogmoor Castle medieval fayre.

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By the way, whatever you do to the castle, just promise me

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you won't hold a medieval craft fair.

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OK, deal. But where in the castle would we find barrels?

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I know where I've seen some. In the cellar!

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-Leo, stop! Give us the key!

-No, no, give it to us.

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Look, you lot better stand back,

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cos if my calculations are correct, I'm about to unlock the poltergeist.

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No, Leo! It's the treasure!

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Give us the key, I'm your best friend!

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-Yeah, but Kaitlin's your sister.

-My annoying sister.

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-OK, you've found the flaw in my argument.

-Oi!

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But give us the key, we'll buy you all the magic tricks you want.

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If you give us the key, I'll let you saw Dani in half.

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-What?

-Look, I don't care about your stupid treasure.

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I just want to see the poltergeist.

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Stop! I can't let you open the door.

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It's not what do you think, just leave it be.

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Why are you always trying to stop us, Gabe?

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Gabe? Why are you lurking in there?

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Why are you trying to get rid of me? What are you up to?

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Winding the clock.

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Argh!

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OK, then. Even though there's a treasure in there that could

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pay off all our debts and do up the castle, we'll forget about it(!)

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Thank you, I knew you'd understand.

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I was joking. Why does no-one get it when I'm being sarcastic?

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Enough! We're finding the treasure and that's that!

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What is this? It looks like a bunch of old junk that's been

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-put into storage.

-There!

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A Miss Hattie doll! I kept asking for one but I never got it.

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-After all that, no treasure?

-And no scary ghosts.

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Although, that doll is pretty terrifying.

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Why did you try to stop us finding this mouldy old stuff?

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I made the treasure hunt.

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What? Why? For a laugh?

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So you could see us running around for your own amusement?

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-Why didn't you just tell us?

-I made it 250 years ago.

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For Esme.

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The treasure was a surprise birthday masquerade ball.

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I don't remember that.

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No, you wouldn't. It was for your 11th birthday.

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But a few days before, I got the flu,

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and then you got the flu, and then...

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-You know the rest.

-You mean...?

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We didn't have the party

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because this was the birthday that you never got to celebrate.

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This was why I didn't want you to do the treasure hunt.

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I did not want to remind Esme of all the birthdays

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that she'd missed out on.

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-Esme, we're so sorry.

-We didn't know.

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Are you OK?

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I'm better than OK. This is brilliant!

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The way Gabe has described it, it sounds like a bit of a downer.

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Don't you see what this means?

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I haven't had a birthday party in 250 years!

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So you owe me

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250 years' worth of birthday presents! Woo!

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PARTY MUSIC

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Happy Birthday!

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CHEERING

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Sorry, there wasn't enough room for 261 candles.

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Happy birthdays. You don't look a day over 200.

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ALL: Yay!

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-Do you want a special birthday magic trick?

-Sure!

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I, Leo The Magnificent, will make this egg disappear.

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No!

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-Thanks, Gabe. Great party.

-Just like the ones we used to have.

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Only with better music. It's hard to bust moves to a harpsichord.

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PARTY MUSIC

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MOOSE CACKLES

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And now for your next treatment.

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No-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o!

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No-o-o-o!

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No-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o!

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