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[bird crowing]

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[cat meowing, mouse squeaking]

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[elephant trumpeting,
lion roaring]

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♪ Go!

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[opening theme playing]

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♪ T-E-E-N

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♪ T-I-T-A-N-S

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♪ Teen Titans, let's go

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♪ Teen Titans, go

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[thunder rumbling]

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[guard screaming]

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Yes, yes!

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Soon, all my work
will be complete.

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I've perfected it,

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my finest creation!

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[farting]

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[chuckling]

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Hold it right there, Brain.

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Step away from
the water pistol.

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We ain't wants to get wet.

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We did not bring
the change of clothes.

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It is not a water pistol.

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It looks like a water pistol.

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This is my rain-ray,

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and I'm going to use it to
flood Jump City.

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Not on our watch.

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Titans, go!

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[all screaming]

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[chuckles]

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[grunts]

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You have failed
for the last time, Titans.

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Oh, the irony.

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Irony?

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Well, how is this ironic?

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'Cause you kicked us
when we was down.

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-Very ironic.
-Totally.

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The irony shall get you
the every time.

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That is not irony.

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Which makes it
even more ironic.

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I hate them ironies.

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So ironic!

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What?

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Irony!

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[whispering] Irony.

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I don't have time
for this.

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I have a city to destroy.

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I can't believe
this is happening.

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Don't worry,
we'll stop The Brain.

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The city will not do
the floodings.

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I'm not talking about that.

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Uh, you should be.

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There is a bigger travesty
that must first be remedied.

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You guys not knowing
what irony is.

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What?

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My pet peeve in life

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is people incorrectly
using the word "irony."

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Man, we's know
what irony is,

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it's just things
that be ironic.

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Like jumbo shrimp,

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jumbo is big
and shrimp is small,
it's so ironic.

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I find it the ironic
that we cry the wolf,

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why do we not howl the wolf?

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And if you say it real-fast
over and overs,

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it sound like Ernie.

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[all chanting] Irony.

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Now all I hear is iron-knee,

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which I've got,
so that's also ironic.

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None of that has anything
to do with irony!

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Relax, dude.

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Oh, you want me to relax

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when we live in a society

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that doesn't grasp
the simple meaning of irony?

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Yeah, that's exactly
what we wants.

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You're getting worked up
about the wrong thing.

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The city is in danger, man!

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I'm not sure
it's worth saving.

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Because people use
a word wrong?

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Like I said, it's a pet peeve.

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Oh, no.

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Please don't tell me
you're gonna lecture us
about irony.

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Of course, I am.

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[all groan]

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We'll start with the basics.

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The first thing to know is that
there are three forms of irony.

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Ooh, ah.

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We ain't got no time for no,
"Ooh, ah,

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three forms of irony," fool.

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Don't worry,
we'll just start with one.

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Verbal irony! Cha!

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We're gonna have to save
the city without him.

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But first we got to
get out of this cell.

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Simply stated, verbal irony
is when you say one thing

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but mean the opposite.

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Say if someone
asked me a question...

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You think I can
cut through these bars?

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To which I would respond,

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"Oh, it's perfectly fine

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to cut through electric bars

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with a metal chainsaw."

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Okay, if you say so.

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Oh, the nos.

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Makes it stop.

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Why would you tell me
to do that?

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To demonstrate verbal irony.

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Cha-cha-cha.

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We gots to get through
these bars!

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There must be some way
to shut off the electricity.

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Verbal irony with an edge,

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or mal-intent,
is called sarcasm.

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Allow me to demonstrate.

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Ooh! There's the power box.

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Star, help me jimmy-open
these door controlzies.

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Okie-dokies.

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Stick my pointy fish nose
all up in theres.

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Yeah, that looks nice and safe.

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Cool.

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[explosion]

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Why do you keep
doing this to us?

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That was not the nice,

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or the safe!

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That's right.

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I was demonstrating sarcasm.

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Sounds like you're
already learning a lot.

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And look at that,

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irony saves the day.

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Come on, there's not much time.

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The rain-ray must be
on the roof.

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Wait!

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You think that dirty Brain
set up some booby traps?

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No, I haven't finished
my lesson on irony.

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But we must get to the rain-ray
before it is the too late!

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It's okay, I can walk and talk.

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The next form of irony

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is dramatic irony.

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Uh, Robin...

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Uh-uh, no interruptions,
please.

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Dramatic irony happens

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when the audience
knows something

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that the character does not.

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Bro, you's busy teachin' us
some dumb stuff,

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but you's about to get caught.

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Exactly, Beast Boy.

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Finally someone
is paying attention...

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Oh.

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[chuckles] I, uh,

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didn't see you there.

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-Should we help him?
-[punches landing]

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If we do, he's gonna
talk about irony some more.

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[Robin screaming]

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Would it be ironic if we don't?

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I'm not sure.

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[screaming]

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Yo, we'll help you

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if you stop talking
about irony.

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It's... a... pet... peeve!

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Oh!

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My man just got saved
by pack of wild dogs!

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Talk about irony.

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That was just a random event.

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But it does lead us

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into our next form of irony.

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Can we please focus
on saving the world?

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We're so close.

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Yes, close...

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to understanding
all three types of irony.

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Enough with them lessons, fool.

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Let me check the roof
and assess the situation.

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Heavy security.

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We'll need to sneak
past the guards

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and destroy the rain-ray
before The Brain goes off.

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-Raven.
-On it.

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Continuing our lesson,

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the third
and final type of irony

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is known as situational irony!

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Ooh, ah, pshaw!

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Di-di-di. Shush, man.

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The guards will hear
the mouth noises.

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Situational irony
is also known as

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the irony of events.

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For instance, a monster
under the bed

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is scared by the child?

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Ironic!

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[all shushing]

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What's this?

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It appears there is a fire

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-at the fire station.
-[fire alarm ringing]

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[loudly] Ironic!

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[guns cocking]

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[shushing]

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[guns powering up]

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[screaming]

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The presentation
has destroyed them.

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Look at that.

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They tried to destroy
my presentation,

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but my presentation
destroyed them.

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Situational irony.

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[chuckles] You may have
taken out my guards,

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but all of
your foolish bickering

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has slowed you down.

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You are too late.

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[remote chimes]

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[rumbling]

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[laughing]

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[indistinct screaming]

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[inhales deeply]

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[gasps]

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[all cheering]

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[all] Ooh, aah!

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What is happening?

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Instead of destroying the city
the rain-ray made it better.

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That's...

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the opposite
of what was expected.

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Yo, that sounds like... like...

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[all] Irony!

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Yes!

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-Yes!
-[all cheering]

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You've done it!

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You've correctly
identified irony!

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[all exclaiming]

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Circle gets the square.

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[The Brain chuckling]

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What you laughing
about, fool?

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Yeah, you lost, you dummy.

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You've shown me that you care

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about what words mean

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and that gives me hope
for this world.

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I will, therefore, leave behind

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my villainous ways.

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Cool. Who's hungry?

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I am literally starving.

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Literally.

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That is not the proper use
of the word "literally."

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I could literally eat a horse.

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But you couldn't.

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You understand that, right?

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Yeah, man. I'm so hungry

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my eyes is literally bigger
than my stomach.

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My stomachs are the literally
eating themselves.

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You are using
"literally" incorrectly!

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You literally do not know
what "literally" means!

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Ironic, huh?