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[Geronimo] Yes, it's true. The famous
and very reclusive guru Mousarishi

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has invited me for an exclusive interview.

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-[Benjamin] That's awesome, unc.
-[Geronimo] Indeed!

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Since the Mousarishi
lives atop Frozen Fur Peak.

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[Benjamin] Sounds great-- Look out!
There's something up ahead!

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We had better get packed and prepared
for the trip.

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I'll text Thea to fly us there.

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No flying. There are no landing strips
on Frozen Fur Peak.

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No. We'll be traveling
in a more elegant and safer manner,

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aboard the famous Rodent Express.

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[whistle tooting]

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Did I hear we're taking a trip?

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[yelling]

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[gasps]

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In a safer manner.

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You sure train travel is safer?

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♪ Who's the mouse who's fun and witty
Scoops the news for New Mouse City ♪

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♪ Geronimo ♪

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♪ He's amazing, he's terrific
Watch out world he's cheddarific ♪

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♪ He's outta site and in the know ♪

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♪ Go! ♪

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♪ He's the one we call Geronimo ♪

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[whistle wailing]

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[sniffs]

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Ah.

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This is how mouse was meant to travel.

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The beautiful scenery
before your eyes,

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the calming clickety-clack of the rails.

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Ah. Wouldn't you agree, Benjamin?

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Benjamin? Thea?

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[snoring]

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Trap?

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Pandora? Pandora, where have Thea,
Trap and Benjamin gone?

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[rock music playing on earphones]

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[scoffs] Boys.

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[Benjamin] Woo-hoo! [laughing]

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-Now, this is train travel.
-Yeah, speed train.

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[both scream]

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[porter sighs]

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Really, sir.

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This is the Rodent Express,
not a soccer field.

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But I...

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-Coz, you should watch where we're going.
-Sorry, we were just having fun.

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Travel on the Rodent Express
is a dignified experience.

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Thea's not clowning around.

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Hey! Hi, Geronimo!

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[gasps]

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-Thea! What are you doing out there?
-Checking this train out.

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You were right. Pretty cool.
I'm going up to the engine now.

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[clears throat]

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We prefer that our passengers
remain inside the train.

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[chuckles]

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Uh, my sister is fascinated
by what flies, drives,

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-or is going to give me a heart attack.
-Illuminating. Ticket?

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[rock music playing]

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-Come on!
-What gives?

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[Benjamin] Let's check out the train.

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Remember, be dignified!

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Shh.

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[laughing]

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You're the famous writer,
Geronimo Stilton.

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Why, yes, I am. How nice of you to notice.

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I am Agatha Moustie,
and this is my butler, Montague.

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I'm very happy to meet you both.

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How delightful.

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Montague, please go on ahead to my suite.

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I'd like to chat with Mr. Stilton.

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Very good, ma'am.

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You see, I'm a writer, too,
of mystery stories.

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Intriguing!

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Mice must've been smaller in the old days.
These are skinny hallways.

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Let's see what's in here.

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[grunts]

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[grunting]

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I've waited my whole life for a chance
to travel on the Rodent Express.

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Nothing like waiting until
the last minute. Look how old she is.

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-I hope you have an enjoyable trip.
-Oh, I'm expecting this trip

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to be full of inspiration for my stories.

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Tales of old?

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[Geronimo clears throat]

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-I'd like to read your stories sometime.
-Ah. I'm sure you will.

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And where might you be headed,
Mr. Stilton?

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Please, call me Geronimo.

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I've been granted an interview
with the Mousarishi.

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Ooh. The Mousarishi only grants
one interview every ten years.

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You must feel very honored.

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Yes, I do.
I'll see you again on this trip.

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I'm sure you will.

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This is the last door, who knows
what could be behind the last door.

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[laughs]

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[woman screams]

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[both scream]

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Stop! What are you children doing?

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Uh, nothing.

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Run!

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If I find you two beasties,
I'll toss you off this train!

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[both sigh]

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That was close.

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[both scream]

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Aha. Got you!

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[stomach rumbling]

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Trap, what did I say about being
dignified?

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I'm dignified, it's my stomach
that won't cooperate.

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Is there any food on this rust bucket?

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There happens to be a fine dining car.

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The Rodent Express is well-known
for its fine cheese.

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[Trap] See you!

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Hmm. I wouldn't mind partaking
in some cheese snacks myself.

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[passenger snoring]

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Wait up, Trap.

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Aha!

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[woman shrieks]

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Sorry.

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The Rodent Express is incredible,
I saw everything.

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-And that included dangling off the roof?
-I got carried away.

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Well, everyone else acts dignified,
you should, too.

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[porter muttering indistinctly]

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[chuckles] Like him?

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Well, maybe not him.

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I have to admit, I love the Express,
it's a marvel.

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Think of the work that went
into building the tracks.

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Fortunately, we're not riding
on old tracks.

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The old tracks?

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Yes. They used to pass over
Tangle Whiskers Gorge

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on a dangerous old bridge.

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But I'm confident this new track
is perfectly safe.

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[whistle wailing]

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[woman screams]

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Who screamed?

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Who took all my food?

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Oh, wait. I forgot.
I eat fast in the dark. [chuckles]

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It was just a tunnel
that startled everyone. Everything's fine.

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Pandora's missing!

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[both gasp]

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Come on!

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-I last saw Pandora here.
-Was anyone else around?

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Well, there was the porter.
Oh, and the lion!

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The-- The lion?!

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-I think you're lying.
-Honest. It's in the luggage car.

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Lion? On the train?
How can that be possible?

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Yeah, they don't make suitcases that big.

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Wait! Be careful!

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Yeah, there might be two of them.

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Now, calm down, I'm sure
that there's no lion on this train.

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[all scream]

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Let me out! It's gonna get me! Help!

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[screaming] Help!

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It's a statue.

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Uh...

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I knew that. I was just practicing
my emergency escape drill.

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See? It's on wheels.

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Hmm.
And a very good artistic representation

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of third dynasty craftsmanship.

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Of course, third dynasty craftsmanship
wasn't very good.

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-[porter] What is going on in here?
-It's him. The porter.

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-I bet he threw Pandora off the train.
-Get him!

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[yells]

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I've gathered everyone

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so we can calmly and rationally
determine where Pandora might be.

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Let me handle this, G. You!

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-Why are you on this train?
-I work here.

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-Who do you work for?
-The train company.

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Aha. I knew it. The cap, the jacket,

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the name tag, the ticket punch.
It all adds up. You're the porter!

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I broke him for you, coz. He's all yours.

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Right. Uh, let's get back to Pandora.

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Since the train has never stopped,
she's still onboard,

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and the person
who caused her disappearance.

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The porter did not do it.

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But it must be him! He threatened us!

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It couldn't be.
Before the train entered the tunnel,

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Thea and I saw the porter
in the dining car going to the engine.

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-Yeah, you're right.
-Not near Pandora when she went missing.

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Then it must have been one of us.

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Ooh. I love a good mystery. [chuckles]

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-Sorry.
-We need to question everyone.

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Hey, where's Montague?

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Oh, I don't know. I haven't seen him
for a while. Surely you don't think...

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Wait. I saw Montague
in the hallway a while ago.

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And he was headed toward the luggage car.
And no one's seen him since.

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Wouldn't it be funny if the butler
did do it? That's kind of obvious.

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A rule of a good reporter
is check everything, even the obvious.

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Nothing, just a bunch of boxes
and, uh, old fluffy here.

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[Pandora] Help! Let me out!

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-Pandora!
-Are you all right? What happened?

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-Someone locked me up.
-It might have been Montague.

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Is someone talking about me?

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It's him!

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[all gasp]

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-There he is!
-Stop him!

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No. You're the ones who are stopping.

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Jump.

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[all yelling]

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-Looks like we're stuck.
-Eh, could be worse.

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How?

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[Trap] Like rolling-backwards-
down-the-mountain worse.

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Oh, no! We are rolling backwards
down the mountain!

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[all screaming]

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I can't hold on much longer!

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[grunting]

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It's locked!

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I saw an access hatch on the roof.
Come on.

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I hope Geronimo,
Trap and Benjamin are okay.

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[grunting and screaming]

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I can't scream anymore.
I'm just screamed out.

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-There must be a way to stop this thing!
-The brake!

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Each car has a braking system.

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We're not slowing!

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[all grunting]

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-You broke the brake.
-This is getting worse, isn't it?

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[trap screams]

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Wait here.

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Huh?

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We gotta stop this thing.

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Hope it'll hook something.
Brace yourselves!

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[all gasp]

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[Trap] Now you broke our car!

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[all screaming]

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Hey, that's Agatha's suite.

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[Simon] It's all been taken care of.
[chuckles]

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[Sally] Good. Ugh. If I have to wear
this old lady costume much longer,

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-I'll throw myself off the train!
-That sounds like Sally.

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Oh, and Simon.

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I think Sally and Simon
are Agatha and Montague.

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Oh, dear. You caught me!

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Grab them!

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[all grunting]

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[banging on door]

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[Thea & Pandora] Let us out of here!
Open the door!

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[Geronimo] If we could
get this car turned around,

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we might have enough momentum
to get back up.

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So, what you're saying is, we're doomed.
Any food around here?

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Trap, you've got a one-track mind. Wait.
That's it! If we switch to the old track,

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we could get back up the hill!
It might be a shortcut!

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Oh. But we'll go over
Twisted Whiskers Gorge!

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It's either that or Crash City.

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We need something to throw at the switch.

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What about the big guy here?

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-Good thinking.
-Uh, what about these?

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Okay. Fire on my signal.

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Fire!

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Hold on to something!

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[all yelling]

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[all scream]

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There it is, the Mousarishi's home.

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Yeah, too bad Stilton couldn't make it.

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[chuckles]

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[Sally laughs]

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This interview is the scoop of the decade!

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[Geronimo, Trap & Benjamin screaming]

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Well, well, Sally Rasmaussen.

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Or should I say, Agatha.
I should have known.

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Geronimo Stilton, if you think
you're going to stop me, then you've got--

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It's a lion! Run, run, run!

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[screaming]

256
00:21:05,080 --> 00:21:07,680
Simon, stop this thing!

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[both screaming]

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Look who I found.

259
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This turned out to be a big adventure
for everyone.

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Honorable Geronimo Stilton.
Welcome, my friend.

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Ah. And I'm pleased to see
my statue arrived as well.

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Um, about the eye...

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It is missing an eye? [sighs]

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That is what I get
with third dynasty craftsmanship.

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[Geronimo] My once-in-a-lifetime meeting
with the Mousarishi

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was an experience I will never forget.

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He asked that his message of understanding
and fairness be spread to everyone.

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My trip aboard the famous Rodent Express
was an adventure.

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And an adventure I'm certain
Sally will not soon forget, either.

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For The Rodent Gazette,
I'm Geronimo Stilton.

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[Sally whimpers]

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00:22:18,880 --> 00:22:22,600
Simon, how could things
get any worse than this?!

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[both screaming]