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This information had better be good, Madame Elvira.

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You know the routine.

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First you must cross my palm with silver, darling.

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Drop the act, Elvira. I'm not one of your gullible punters.

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What have you heard?

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Thank you, darling. You are familiar with the Crystal Of St Helena?

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Of course.

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So, it appears, is The Grand Master.

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Go on.

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He has great interest in this crystal and is very close

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to discovering its location.

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Ha-ha-ha! That crystal was lost over 2,000 years ago.

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The Grand Master has no chance.

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You're wasting my time.

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No, no, he has put together a crack team,

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the best in the business, apparently.

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He believes they will find it by the end of today.

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And once they have found it, The Grand Master plans to use

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the crystal to power a weapon -

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a weapon of ferocity never before seen.

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Where did you get this information?

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An American who goes by the name of Hal McMasters.

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McMasters. Yes, I know him - a weapons expert kicked out of the CIA.

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And now working for The Grand Master

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building his super gun.

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Stark, this is a code red. I need a list of every available MI9 agent.

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Oh, there must be some others?

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Tell me there's some others.

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Hm-hm! I had no idea fortune-telling

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could be so lucrative, Flopsy! Hm-hm!

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Hm-hm-ha-ha-ha!

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'The 21st century faces a new kind of threat.

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'Old school spies have had their day

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'and MI9 must create a new breed of skilled undercover agent...'

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'..hidden in a place no villain will think to look.'

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Welcome to MI High.

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The Grand Master is very close to building a super-weapon

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with a power the world has never seen.

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You're not my first choice for such a mission, but needs must.

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Nice to be appreciated(!)

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You said "close to", so he can still be stopped?

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Yes, as he's missing one vital component. Allow me to introduce you

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to the renowned archaeologist Vincent Argyle -

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another so-called teenage expert.

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Please call me Vinnie. Vincent is so baroque.

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Very good. I've read your book.

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The one on the collapse of the Byzantine culture.

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Fascinating read.

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If you don't mind(!) International emergency, remember.

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This is the missing component we must get to before The Grand Master.

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An artist's impression based on every fact we know about it.

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Known as the Crystal Of St Helena,

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it was stolen from the Temple of Artemis in 26 BC by this man -

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Marcus Pessimist. Roman general by day, thief by night,

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he plundered everywhere he went, stockpiling silver, gold,

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diamonds, anything of value.

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Thanks for the history lesson, but how's this going to help us

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find the crystal before The Grand Master?

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Please be patient.

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Pessimist got wind that the Senate were onto him

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so he did a runner, taking with him all his riches and, we suspect,

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the crystal.

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Complete and ready for action, sir.

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Place the crystal into this cavity and you can create enough power

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to make an entire city disappear.

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Music to my ears.

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Without the crystal this machine is inoperative -

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about as useful as a chocolate teapot.

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Yes, I get your gist. I can see why the CIA fired you.

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Such negativity!

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-What's so amazing about the crystal anyway?

-It is believed

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to be made from pure tritemorite.

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What exactly is tritemorite?

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Well, apart from being extremely rare, tritemorite is an element

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100 times more powerful than plutonium.

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it makes the nuclear bomb look like a cap gun.

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I wish I hadn't asked.

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My source tells me that The Grand Master has despatched a crack team

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to locate it and bring it to him.

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OSCAR: Do we have any intel on this team?

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None, except that they have been very highly trained.

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Pessimist kept a diary. It's exhibited in the National Museum.

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I suggest we start there.

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-Isn't that where we're going for a field trip next week?

-The trip's

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been brought forward. The coach is leaving in five minutes.

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Take this. I call her MAUD - multi application utility device.

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Whoa! Is this a laser?

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Yes, it can cut through tungsten carbide in a matter of seconds.

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This is an infra-red atomiser,

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and here is a miniaturised version

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-of our old friend the SHOW machine.

-Nice.

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I've arranged mobile back up. Shout when you need it.

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And be extra vigilant. You must get to that crystal

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before the SKUL agents.

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All right, boys and girls. This way. Follow me.

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Right, now gather round because today

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we're going to be shown some items of great historical importance...

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..Most of which are irreplaceable so do not touch.

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In fact, don't even breathe over anything.

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Am I understood?

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Uh!

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You of all people should heed my words, Timothy.

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One foot out of place and you will be history...if you get my gist.

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Yes, Mrs King.

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As well as decorative, they also had a practical use

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as an early wall insulation.

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Davina!

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Sorry, Miss.

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Arguably the most famous example is the Bayeux Tapestry...

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..though in fact the Bayeux isn't a tapestry at all...

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but is an embroidered cloth.

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The art of tapestry weaving, or as Le Corbusier once aptly called them,

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nomadic murals, has been practised since at least the third century BC.

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This one here documents the hunting of a wild deer - a feast for a week.

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That is so barbaric. The Earth provides plenty of food

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without having to resort to murder.

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And if you all turn around, over here is the diary of Marcus Pessimist.

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Ah, it's a caribou.

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I beg your pardon.

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The tapestry. It's not a deer, it's a caribou, which,

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as the caribou is native to North America,

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suggests that the tapestry is a fake.

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There is nothing fake in my museum.

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Then I must be mistaken. Please forgive me.

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And if I can redirect your attention

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back...to the diary of Marcus Pessimist.

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And if you all follow me...

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OSCAR: It would help if I knew what we were looking for.

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-Thanks for your help there.

-You're welcome. Anything in the diary

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to point us in the direction of the crystal?

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"As my health wanes, my wealth grows.

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"I've secreted away my fortune. Its location will be with me always,

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-"viewed, but never seen."

-Viewed, but never seen.

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-But with him always.

-A grave is viewed.

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-Could he have had it buried with him?

-Hardly.

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Please, I'm trying to concentrate.

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The location of the treasure will be with him always.

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Viewed, but never seen.

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That suggests a map of some kind concealed under something.

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With him always. Some kind of image of Pessimist maybe?

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BOTH: His portrait!

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-It's being exhibited here, I'm sure of it.

-The portrait room.

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May I enquire, sir, as to whether you identified your first target?

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There are so many to choose from.

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Once we have the crystal, the whole world will be at my mercy.

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Look closely on that stone there.

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You'll be able to see the skeleton of a one-million-year-old crustacean.

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It would have to be a very crushed Alsatian to fit on there.

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The clue to the location is beneath the paint.

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We'll need to remove that top layer. The painting will be ruined.

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No need.

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-And that is?

-SHOW machine.

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Like a mini X-ray machine. It exposes whatever's beneath the surface.

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Wow! How do I get one of those?

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By joining MI9.

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I might just do that.

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Oscar, can you smell gooseberries?

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-Oh, no, that'll be us.

-Hm.

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Go back.

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There.

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It looks like some sort of monument.

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It is. It's Blacklock Monument.

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-Is it close?

-Very.

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Frank, we could use that mobile back up now.

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Hello.

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Hm.

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Stop!

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No, no, no! No, it's not what it looks like.

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I wasn't going to take it. I was just putting it back up.

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Oh, yeah, yeah(!) Likely story.

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I know an international art thief when I see one.

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No, no. Come on, it's my final warning.

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Oh!

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Oi! Come back here!

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No uniform for me?

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Sorry, they don't make one in tweed(!)

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-I suppose I do look a little...

-Dweeby?

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Right.

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This chap is Hitraticus, the enigmatic leader of the fiercest army

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-in history.

-He's so smooth.

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Don't touch. That piece is priceless.

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Hitraticus honed...

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Don't tell me - Mrs King's thrown a wobbly about me going AWOL,

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now I'm toast.

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No, she hadn't noticed you'd gone.

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Really?

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Wicked. Ha-ha! My luck is turning.

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..During this time.

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As I was saying, Hitraticus's reputation on the battlefield

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is an impressive one. According to legend,

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he once slew a unit of two dozen imperial guards single-handedly.

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So much so that a bounty of 10,000 denarii, which is about

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quarter of a million pounds in today's terms... And onwards.

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I seem to have mislaid my pointer.

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The clue must be here somewhere.

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We just have to find it.

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Oh, well, I can see why you were snapped up by MI9(!)

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-The point I was trying to make...

-Yap, yap! Let's get on with it.

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We're running out of time.

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He's a bit full of himself, isn't he?

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It's his passion, Oscar. Don't take it so personally.

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Hey, Vinnie, wait up!

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Hey, let's go and find that clue before them, yeah?

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Yeah. Let's do that.

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You're young to be an archaeologist.

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You're young to be a spy.

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Touche. I've always loved archaeology.

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Studying the way people used to live

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in the past can tell us so much about...

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..how we became who we are today.

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Exactly.

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Hey! We win! Take a look at this.

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-Look.

-An inscription.

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Though it doesn't make any sense.

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A 13 and a 7. Any ideas what that could mean?

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-They're both prime numbers?

-One unlucky and one lucky?

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No, it's much simpler than that. It's a date. Oscar, look up

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Pessimist's diary entry from the 13th of July.

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"Loose leafs are like loose tongues.

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"They reveal the best kept secrets."

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-So we're looking for a plant of some kind.

-No, not leaves, Cassie, leafs.

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It's Carrie.

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He's talking about a leaf from a book.

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-A page.

-Correct. But what book?

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Well, these fell out of the diary in the museum.

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It's a cipher sheet.

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In Pessimist's time, this was all the vogue.

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A code that was invisible.

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Just holes, but put these holes in the right place

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and there you have your answer. Basic, but brilliant.

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-The inscription.

-Ah-ha-ha!

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S-W-E-E-N-S.

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-Sweens.

-No. They're compass points. South, west, east, etcetera.

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That's what I said - sweens.

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There's a sundial at the centre of the stone.

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I'll do it.

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I think Pessimist enjoyed setting this trail.

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I know. It's like he's playing a game with us from beyond the grave.

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-I love these kind of games!

-Isn't it brilliant?

-Fab!

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E... N...

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Sweens!

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RUMBLING

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-Ugh!

-It's just spiders.

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Come on. Let's go.

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He's keen.

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RUMBLING

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Great(!)

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I guess we're going this way.

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Our team are getting closer to the crystal, Flopsy.

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Time to choose our first target.

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-Dead end.

-Or another puzzle.

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Is it just me or is there something about him that doesn't quite fit?

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No. I just think he's, well... self obsessed. That's all.

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Hey, guys, give him a break, OK? He's helping us, isn't he?

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-RINGING

-Oh, no. Frank!

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The Grand Master's just revealed his first target.

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Big Ben. He's going to vaporise Big Ben.

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Oscar, Carrie, Rose, do you read?

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STATIC

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HQ to field. Please respond.

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-They must be in a black spot.

-The entire nation will be a black spot

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if we don't stop The Grand Master getting that crystal!

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They are doing the best they can.

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I'll check the GPS, see if we can get a fix.

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MOBILE RINGS

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I told you never to use this number unless it was an emergency.

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What?

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-Are you sure?

-Madame Elvira - she's one of your informants, isn't she?

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She was found tied and gagged in her tent.

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Someone even dressed up in her clothes and pretended to be her.

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It was a man too.

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Who would fall for that?

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Hey, I think I've found something.

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"Exeunt." It's another world for exit. It's Latin.

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It's solid. We're going to have to cut through it.

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Cover your eyes.

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Done.

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Well, one of us is going to have to put our hand in there.

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-I'll do it.

-No, you're just an advisor. I'll do it.

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Agh!

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Oscar!

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Couldn't resist!

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AGH!

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You won't fool us twice, Oscar.

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-I don't think he's joking this time.

-Something's got my wrist.

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It's a Roman snare. Oscar, the more you resist,

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the more it will pull you in.

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Try to relax.

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That's kind of hard right now.

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-MAUD, where is it?

-It's in his pocket.

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Which one's the cutter?

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Hurry, quickly, he's suffocating!

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BUZZING

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OSCAR GASPS

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This Marcus Pessimist is really starting to annoy me.

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What can you feel?

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Just a small hole.

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How big is the hole?

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About so big.

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It's a key.

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RUMBLING

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Look.

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Tritemorite. We've just made one

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of the greatest scientific discoveries

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in the history of mankind.

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And possibly the most destructive.

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Can I hold it?

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No, I'll take it.

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Now, how are we going to get out of here?

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My guess is we climb that.

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How deep underground are we? It seems to go on for ever.

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I'll go first.

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-It could be booby trapped.

-Let's go.

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MOBILE RINGS

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You have it. Excellent work.

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I'll be right over. What's your location?

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I'm not sure. I've activated the tracker.

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You should find us.

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Who are you talking to?

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I've been dreading this moment, as inevitable as it was.

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What do you mean?

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The team that The Grand Master sent to fetch the crystal...

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That's us, Rose.

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You're working for The Grand Master?

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Yeah! Sorry(!)

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Move.

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Frank.

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I think I may have made a bit of a booboo.

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None of us are perfect.

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A big booboo actually.

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It was Madame Elvira that gave me the tip off...

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Go on.

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..or who I thought was Madame Elvira.

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It's not good, Frank.

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The man impersonating her was The Grand Master.

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But why would he tip you off about looking for the crystal?

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He'd know you'd send a team of agents...

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He used you. He's using MI9.

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It's a trap and I've sent my team straight into it.

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Oscar, Carrie, Rose, do you read?

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Come on. We've got to find them.

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How did they fight in that? It must weigh a ton.

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-What this needs is a chunky black belt - break up the silver.

-Hm.

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-Huh!

-Agghhh!

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Ha-ha! Whoa...

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Help!

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Help, I'm stuck!

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We're back in the museum.

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-I'll call Frank.

-That's not a good idea!

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If you're wondering, this is the prototype of The Grand Master's

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super-weapon. The amount of tritemorite that powers this

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is the size of a pin head.

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It could vaporise the three of you in the blink of an eye!

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Think what the big gun will do!

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How can you live with yourself?

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Sometimes you have to do terrible things

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in order to achieve your ends.

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-Now, give me the crystal.

-Don't.

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I really don't want to harm you, any of you, but I will if I have to.

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Now hand it over.

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If the Grand Master builds that super-weapon,

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there could be hundreds of thousands of victims -

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-innocent people, every one of them.

-I will use this if you force me to.

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Let him. My life is nothing

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compared to the devastation the Grand Master's super-weapon will create.

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I knew there was a reason I didn't like you.

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You're a traitor.

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Sticks and stones!

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Don't make me do it.

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He's not worth it, Oscar.

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It's more beautiful than I ever imagined.

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The crystal AND the MI9 agents. Vinnie, you've surpassed yourself.

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That's far enough, Grand Master.

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-Vinnie, I don't understand.

-These three, you can have, no charge,

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but this little beauty I'm keeping for myself.

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YOU are double-crossing ME?

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Don't act so surprised. You trained me.

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What will you do with it? Without the weapon, it's worthless.

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Do you think I'm an idiot?

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This is tritemorite - the rarest element on our planet

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and a thousand times more valuable than diamonds.

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Now, if you wouldn't mind...

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Goodbye, Rose.

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I'll never forget you.

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Ditto.

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CRACK!

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DOOR SHUTS

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I wish he'd stop doing that.

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Come on. We need to find Vinnie.

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Split up. He can't have got far.

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The Grand Master - we lost him in the museum.

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Give it up, Vinnie.

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Oh, Rose, why couldn't you just leave it?

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It's my job.

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Don't even think about it.

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-Join me.

-What?

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You and me, we make a great team, Rose.

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Your brilliance and my...guile. We're premier league, Rose.

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Don't you dare compare me with you. You're a liar and a traitor.

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I did what I had to do and believe me when I say I hated deceiving you.

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But money's more important, is it?

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Oh, not at all. It's simply a means to an end.

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There are so many wonderful things out there, Rose,

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still to be discovered - Noah's Ark, the lost city of Atlantis,

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-the Holy Grail.

-The lost world of Lemuria too, I suppose?

-Yes.

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Lemuria - hidden miles beneath the Pacific Ocean.

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It could blow the lid off evolutionary thinking,

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but it takes money, lots of it,

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if these artefacts and places are to be found.

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That's why I did this.

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You and me together, we have the brainpower and the skill

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to be the greatest explorers that ever lived.

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We've already proved that by finding the crystal.

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Think what else we could achieve, Rose.

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-But that'll make me as bad as you.

-I'm not bad.

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Impassioned, yes.

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Driven by my love of archaeology, guilty as charged, but not bad.

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Surely you can see that.

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Then do the right thing. You helped find the crystal.

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As a civilian, you might get a reward, enough for your expeditions.

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You know that would never happen, Rose, but what could

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is you and me could walk out of here now

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and start the greatest adventure ever.

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Come on, Rose.

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What do you say?

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Anything?

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Well, where's Rose?

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I've tried her communicator, her mobile - nothing.

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Have you any idea what you've thrown away?

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Somebody take him away, please.

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Where's the crystal?

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Lock this away.

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Rose, are you OK?

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Yeah, I'm fine - a little wiser, maybe.

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..12, 13, 14...

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-Oh, dear, we're four short.

-Oh, for goodness' sake!

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Where are Rose, Carrie, Oscar and Timothy?

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TOGETHER: Here, sir!

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LAUGHTER

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You'd better have a very good excuse for this.

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