Episode 9 Worst Year of My Life... Again


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# I'm amazed at the things that you say

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# I'd heard it all before

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# Just another day

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# January, February all the same

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# March, April, May's coming back again

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# Oh, why?

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# Cos it's the worst year of my life again

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# It's looped around and pulled me back in

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# Now yesterday has come again

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# Oh, no

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# Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah

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# Worst year of my life again. #

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ALARM BUZZES

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SCHOOL BELL RINGS

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Math normally goes next to science,

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but the colour blends in much better with my poetry book.

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You take locker sorting way too seriously.

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Ah! You did that on purpose!

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What? Sneak up on you and scare you half to death?

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Why would I do that? Why would anyone do that?

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Anyway, have you heard the news?

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That there are fewer than 150

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New Zealand kakapo parrots left in the wild?

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I know, it's depressing.

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No, Will Berry's got chickenpox.

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-What?

-Yeah, sick as a dog. Highly contagious.

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Yes, that's fantastic.

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Why is that fantastic?

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Because he's Romeo in the school play

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and the first dress rehearsal is tonight.

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So the understudy will have to step in.

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I'm Romeo and Nicola is Juliet.

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-Yay, exciting!

-I know it is, isn't it?

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And you know what happened to Romeo and Juliet, don't you?

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-They die?

-Yes, they die. No.

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Well, yes, but before they die, they get to kiss.

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Heaps. Me and Nicola are finally going to get somewhere.

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How awesome is that?!

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So, to you, one of the greatest works of English literature,

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is just an excuse for a pash?

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What's your point?

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Don't get too excited. A lot could happen before tonight.

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An infected monkey could break out of a research facility

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and infect everyone to make them mindless zombies.

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Nothing's going to happen.

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Ow!

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That was a whole lot of nothing.

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Oh, my nose!

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I find out you've been bleeding on the floor, King,

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you're in a lot of trouble.

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Uh, you OK?

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Yeah, I'm fine.

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Good. Because this is my big break, and if you're not up to it...

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It's nothing. It's just a graze.

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Ugh!

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Can you believe he did that?

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Right before your big break.

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It's just snot.

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Smooth. Very smooth.

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Looking good.

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Nice hat.

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Pointy!

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Nicola, you're the perfect Juliet.

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So medieval.

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Um, Nicola?

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Don't worry, I'm not going to wipe snot on you.

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Unless I get whacked in the nose again.

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Which you will get in a minute.

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Haven't you done enough? Nick off.

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I just wanted to say that I'm sorry.

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I'm not talking to you.

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Won't that make the play a bit quiet?

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Oh, I'll act with you. Unlike some people, I'm a professional.

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But that's it. Now, I need to get into character

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of the star-crossed lover who'll do anything for her beloved Romeo.

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So, could you please just go?

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Ah, sure. OK.

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So, ah, as your co-associate producer...

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-Attention, please!

-Attention for the director, please.

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Uh...they were paying attention.

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Yes, I know. I was...just...

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You're welcome.

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Romeo and Juliet. What's it about?

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Passion.

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Love.

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It's about hate and intolerance

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and how it can defeat even the purest soul,

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no matter how the soul is filled with hope and desire.

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What are you all waiting for? The balcony scene.

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Did you hear that?

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The kiss between Romeo and Juliet

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represents the battle against injustice.

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Oh, so you won't be kissing Nicola in a selfish way.

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You'll be pashing for world peace.

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Say what you like.

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I don't care because I get to kiss Nicola.

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Everything is going to plan.

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Oh.

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Not again.

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It that part of the play, Alex? I don't get it.

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Is everything all right?

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Uh, fine. I've just, um, I've hurt my nose

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and I think it's bleeding.

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Good. No, use the pain.

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Ignore the critics.

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They're just jealous of your dazzling artistic vision.

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Now they didn't think of doing Shakespeare

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nude on skateboards first.

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Positions.

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Scene 2, Act 2, night.

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Romeo sneaks into the Capulet orchard

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to declare his love for Juliet.

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Play on.

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But soft!

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What light through yonder window breaks?

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It is the east, and Juliet is the sun.

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Radical interpretation.

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-He's playing hard to get.

-More like gross to get.

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Oh, Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou, Romeo?

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What shall I swear by?

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Do not swear at all.

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If my heart's dear love...

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And now kiss.

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Whoa!

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Ugh, not again!

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Achoo!

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THEY LAUGH

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-Poor Nicola!

-That's totally disgusting.

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Right in the face. Nice one!

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-I'm going home.

-I can get you a tissue!

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Don't even talk to me about tissues.

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Get her back or you'll be playing Juliet and...

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Toby will be Romeo.

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Nicola!

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Oi, King, what's this?

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I'm pretty sure "no swords in the playground"

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is one of the basic school rules.

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I'll hang onto this for the time being.

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But it's a prop for the school play.

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You're right, you can probably hang on to it better than I can.

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Rehearsal's postponed till 6:00.

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They're fitting Toby's costume now.

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I can still make it.

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Be careful with that. I just had the bell tuned!

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Show off.

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Whoa!

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Ah!

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Sorry!

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Oh, hot!

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Hey, what a coincidence.

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What do you want?

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The play needs you. The whole school needs you.

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You're a star...dazzling light of shining beauty, oh, bright angel.

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Well, OK.

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But first, I need to freshen up and change my clothes.

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Allow me.

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No! Bieber, come back!

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Don't worry, I'll get him.

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Oh!

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DOG BARKS

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DOG BARKS

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DOG WHINES

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BREAKS SQUEAL AND CRASH

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ALARM BUZZES

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SCHOOL BELL RINGS

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Math normally goes next to science...

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But the colour blends in much better with...

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Not listening, not listening.

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I will not allow my life to be controlled

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by the improper knowledge of events.

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Hello!

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You did that on purpose.

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Good. You hear the news?

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Course you did.

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I have, too.

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We should have used your leap year to help build a sanctuary

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for those poor creatures, and made the world a better and kind place.

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He's not talking about the kakapo parrots.

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He's talking about the fact that Will Berry has a contagious disease

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which means that I get to play Romeo in the school play.

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Very clever.

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So, come on. How'd you manage to mess it up last time?

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Did you insult Nicola

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and end up kissing some dweeby little year seven with zits?

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No way! Toby's in year eight.

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But, I got out of that anyway.

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Don't tell me, you and Nicola actually snogged?

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Close. I sneezed in her face and killed her dog.

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What part of the play's that?

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But it doesn't matter anyway, because this time

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I'm going to get my snog

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and no animals are going to be hurt in the production.

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Because the universe holds no secrets from me.

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Oh, not again.

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No, I, Alex King, am the master of my own destiny.

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Watch and learn.

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It's as simple as...

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A, B, and...

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-C.

-Oh, Alex, are you OK?

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Oh, that destiny will get you every time.

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It's OK. My nose is OK.

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You don't snog with your nose, mate.

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Unless I've been doing it wrong all these years. What?

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Are you OK?

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Yeah, I'm fine.

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Good. Because this is my big break.

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-If you're not up to it...

-It's nothing. It's just a graze.

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OK.

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Come on, then. Don't want to be late for rehearsals.

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-Can you believe he did that?

-Right before your big break.

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Rehearsals. Nicola.

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Pashing. Going to make it!

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-Other way.

-Oh, I know.

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Alex, you should really go to sick bay...

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Don't be silly, Simon.

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-Simon?

-I love that guy.

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The nurse gave him the all-clear.

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She went a bit over the top with the bandages.

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Looks like a mummified zombie. I like it.

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Lady, by yonder blessed moon I swear,

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the tips with silver all these fruit tree tops...

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Oh, swear not by the moon,

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the inconstant moon, that monthly changes in her circled orb,

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Lest that thy love prove likewise variable.

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What shall I swear by?

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Do not swear at all, or if thou wilt, swear by thy gracious self,

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which is the god of my idolatry,

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and I'll believe thee.

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If my heart's dear love...

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Radical interpretation!

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Back off if you want to keep your lips.

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I think he thinks Parker is Nicola.

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If you squint your eyes and tilt your head,

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there's definitely a resemblance.

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I'm over here.

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HE VOMITS

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Ugh!

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-Poor Nicola!

-That's totally disgusting!

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SHE SCREAMS

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Erm...

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I wonder if that hurt.

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Cate Blanchett never had to deal with anything like this.

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The sword bearer's still an important member of the cast.

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Don't even talk to me about casts.

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Bring on the stand-in Juliet.

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"What shall I swear by" and get to the kiss.

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What shall I swear by...

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OK. Good. Um, now feel the emotion.

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HE MUMBLES

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Become the character.

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Well, he got a snog.

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Should have known it would have been with anybody but Nicola.

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Not anybody.

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It says Juliet kisses him, not tries to eat him.

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I know! She's not even a mummified zombie.

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-That's enough. Hannah!

-My face!

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Hannah!

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Onto Act 3.

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Um, can I take a break?

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I have a headache and could we come back at 6:00?

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Why not? Oh, be my guest.

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I bet Geoffrey Rush takes breaks all the time.

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Kevin Spacey probably wanders off whenever he feels like it.

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Off you go. Get up.

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Nicola!

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Ow! Stop it! Stop hitting me!

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I'm pretty sure "not hitting people with swords"

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is one of the basic school rules.

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Oh, it's King. Carry on.

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All I've ever wanted to do was act.

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You don't know how hard it is being me...

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having to live up to perfection.

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But when I'm on stage, I can just forget about all that.

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I can be someone else.

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Now you've ruined everything.

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Now I'll probably never be famous, or marry a footballer.

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I hope you're happy.

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Well, I think your chances of a snog with Nicola now are pretty much zero.

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The universe seems to want you in the play, just not with Nicola.

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So, maybe it's trying to tell you something.

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Yeah, it is, but it's not about the snog.

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My meddling with history has cost the hopes and dreams

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of an innocent party.

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I have to set things right.

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I have to get Nicola back in the play.

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We could manufacture a cybernetic arm.

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Or maybe a whole body transplant.

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We just have to remove her brain.

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Forget it, mate. Unless the rest of the cast break their arms,

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I think she's going to stand out just a tiny bit, don't you?

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-That's it!

-Yeah!

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What?

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But we don't even know whose body he wants to transplant.

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Why don't we fight back?

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What are you talking about?

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Why don't we use Romeo and Juliet to say we won't take it any more?

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And by "we," I mean everyone who's ever been laughed at,

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or made fun of.

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Like those of us who are forced to come to school

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in casts or crutches or weird head-metal-bracey things,

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only to be mocked and ridiculed.

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And I'm not just talking about broken bones, either.

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I'm talking about the four-eyed spectacle wearers

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and the acne-ridden.

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I'm talking about the ginger-haired, the freakishly tall,

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the cross-eyed, those of us who have home haircuts

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or weird packed lunches.

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Why don't we celebrate that diversity?

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Aren't we all sick, lame, or deformed in some way?

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That is nothing to be ashamed of.

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We're all freaks. We should be proud of that!

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THEY CHEER

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I haven't seen him this worked up

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since he campaigned for longer sleep afternoons in kinder.

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That's the power of the snog.

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You! Run to the sick bay and fetch all the plasters,

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bandages, and crutches we've got.

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You, go to costume and grab any of the ginger wigs we have.

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And you, stay exactly how you are.

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Bring me the Juliet with the broken arm.

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Broadway, here I c-o-o-me!

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Great speech.

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GLASS BREAKS

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Hey, you, you're paying for that. What's your name?

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HONKS HORN

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Hey!

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Still got it.

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Oh, chilli!

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Bike.

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Got to hide the bike.

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Bieber. Bieber!

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CAR ENGINE STARTS

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The bike!

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Soft, what light through yonder window...

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Breaks? Well, yes, it is now. Like my arm.

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You just don't know when to quit.

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I can't quit, and neither can you.

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The play needs you.

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The whole school needs you.

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You're a star.

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A beauteous light of shining dazzle, or something like that.

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Wait there.

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If I leave Bieber alone in the house,

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he uses every room as a toilet.

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Yeah, my sister's like that.

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Just don't shake him. It upsets his bladder.

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I knew they couldn't do the play without me.

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Oh, look, there's the bus, right on time.

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It must be destiny, Alex.

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Alex?

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Do you think he saw us?

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-DOG WHINES

-Looks like we have to walk.

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What are you whingeing about? You get to get carried.

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GROWLING

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DOG BARKS

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Oh, yes, that's right.

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Make fun of the girl with the broken arm.

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-We're not making fun of...

-No, we're embracing weakness

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and affliction to celebrate the downtrodden and oppressed.

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Another brilliant idea of mine.

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Although throwing yourself off stage

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to try and actually break a leg was taking it too far.

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-So, where's your Romeo?

-Ah, he's dog-sitting.

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What? When there's theatrical history we need to create?

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What are we supposed to do now?

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I should have listened to my father and become a plumber.

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Anyone could play Romeo.

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After sitting through all those endless rehearsals,

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even I know the stupid thing backwards.

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What?

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Act 2, Scene 2, night. Play on.

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Do not swear at all.

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Or if thou wilt, swear by thy gracious self,

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which is the god of my idolatry, and I'll believe thee.

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If my heart's dear love...

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And again, with feeling.

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That should be me.

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Are you sure about that?

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After everything I've been through.

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I got chased by a bus, I fell in compost,

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I almost got eaten by a huge dog.

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And that's just today.

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'Stop messing with the universe.

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'The more you try and change things, the worse they get.

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'If you do things for your own benefit,

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'the universe will course correct

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'and push things back to how they were.'

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Do not swear at all...

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You made a recording?

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Well, I got sick and tired of saying the same thing over and over again.

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-DOG WHINES

-Why are you so restless?

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Maybe it knows you killed it last time round. Dogs are very intuitive.

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What's it picking up now?

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DOGS BARK

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Where are you going, you mutt?

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DOGS BARK

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Bieber, come to Mum!

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Bieber!

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I've got him!

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DOGS BARK

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Sit. I like your energy.

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I got him. I got him!

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Bieber!

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Bieber!

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My leg.

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I saved your dog.

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My Romeo. Thank you...

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Ugh!

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I told you not to shake him!

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Ah, what part of the play is all this?

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How would you like to play the lead in an all dog version

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of Merchant of Venice?

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Cheer up, Alex.

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Last time you killed a dog.

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This year you saved a dog's life.

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You're sort of a hero.

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And you did get Nicola back playing Juliet.

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And even though you didn't get to kiss Nicola,

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you did get a kiss from her dog.

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I guess you're getting closer.

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It's sort of less of a disaster than usual.

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Right, well...

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I think I've had quite enough of this for one day.

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I am off.

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Where's my bike?

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Um...

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Why are you so restless?

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Maybe it knows it killed you...

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Maybe you know it killed you last time.

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If my heart's dear love...

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If my heart's dear love...

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