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♪ Who's gonna help
when the danger overwhelms ♪

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♪ And the mysteries
are piled high? ♪

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♪ Who's gonna be around,
never gonna let you down ♪

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♪ When you're on a wild ride?

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♪ Your friends are
always by your side ♪

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♪ It's Craig of the Creek,
he's gonna save the day ♪

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♪ It's Craig of the Creek,
he's gonna save the day ♪

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♪ It's Craig of the Creek

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♪♪

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[ Sighs ] I don't know
if we're going to find

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any magic four-leaf clovers
out here, you guys.

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Anything with actual magic
only grows in witch gardens.

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Kelsey, the real magic
is having a good attitude.

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Ah! Voilà!

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A four-leaf clover...
but not quite.

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Come on, guys.
Get serious.

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We have to find
a four-leaf clover

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if we want to have a chance
at winning at the baby casino.

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Huh?

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Is that a dollhouse?

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That's weird.

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What's a dollhouse doing
out here in the creek?

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Hello?!
Anybody drop a dollhouse?!

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It looks old-timey
but fancy.

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Dang.
Soup spoons andteaspoons?

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This house has stuff
even my house doesn't have.

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Wow, there's even
a little guy in here.

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Looks like we was trying
to paint a picture.

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[ Sighs ] Artist block.

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I've been there.
Keep trying, little guy.

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Well, this place has
a lot of fancy stuff,

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but one thing it doesn't have
is a four-leaf clover.

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Let's keep looking.

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What if we look for two
two-leaf clovers, huh?

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Math?
You know?

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♪♪

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Craig:
Well, that was a bust.

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We almost had to leave
the baby casino in diapers.

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I fought my way out of diapers,
and I'm never going back.

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Oop! Oof!
Craig, what --

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It's the dollhouse.

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Did either of you
bring this back here?

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-No.
-Nuh-unh.

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Then how did it get here?

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Maybe someone saw us by it
and thought it was ours?

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I don't know.
That field was empty.

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This is a little weird.

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This painting is also
little and weird.

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♪♪

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[ All screaming ]

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Okay, okay, okay.
Aah!

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This is crazy.

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I mean, there has to be
an explanation

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for that painting,
right?

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Yeah.
It looks amazing.

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He must practice.

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No, an explanation

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that doesn't involve
a doll being alive.

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Come on!

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This has got to be
some sort of prank.

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Guys, look!
In the window.

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♪♪

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[ All screaming ]

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♪♪

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So, seriously, what are we
gonna do when you shift ends?

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We could go
to Connor's DJ night.

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Ugh, no. First of all, he's
deejaying at a barbecue buffet.

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And second,
Connor is not goth.

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He's just sad.

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Ugh, I wish we were
into more stuff.

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No way.
We hate stuff.

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That's our thing.Oh, right.

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Well, I like you.

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Yeah, yeah. I like you, too,
but this town is so boring.

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We need something to do.

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[ Doors open, bell dings ]

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Witches,
we need help!

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We -- We --
We found a dollhouse,

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and i-i-it has a doll.

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And we -- we --
It's following us.

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What are you
talking about?

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Here, kid.
Drink this.

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It's a, um,
calming elixir.

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Thank you, kind mystics.
What's in it?

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Celery, kale,
ginger --

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And bat's blood.

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There's no bat blood.

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Okay, so we found
this old dollhouse,

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and it followed us
back to our stump.

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And then the doll inside of it
painted a picture of me,

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and it was really scary.

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Hmm, this dollhouse
sounds haunted.

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Yep, this is a pretty typical
case of a dollhouse haunting.

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[ All gasp ]

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But why is it
following us?

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Probably because
it wants something.

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You see, ghosts are kind of
like this glob of peanut butter.

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They aren't ready to leave
this mortal coil,

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so they attach themselves
to objects from their past

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and haunt the living
until they get what they want...

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or get put through
the dishwasher.

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Oh, no.
We're the living!

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For now.

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But, yeah, that ghost
is gonna keep haunting you

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until they get
what they want.

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Just like ringworm.

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Scriggith protect us.

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Can't you use your magics
to get the ghost

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to tell us
what it wants?

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Uh, communicating
with the spirit world

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is, like, complicated.

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There are a lot of ghosts
out there,

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and you can't just go sliding
into people's DMs,

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you know,
spiritually speaking.

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We'd have to know exactly
which ghost you're looking for.

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Otherwise, it'd be
a waste of our powers.

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[ Sighs ]

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[ Grunts ]

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Now, stay put

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and wait for some other kid
to find you and get freaked out.

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See?
We don't need magic to --

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[ Gasps ]
No, no, no, no, no, no!

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[ All screaming ]

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[ Breathing heavily ]

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If we ever want to hang out
at the stump again

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without screaming, we need
to figure out who this ghost is.

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Without screaming?!
But how?!

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Hmm, I think
I know a place

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we can find some info
on this ghost.

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Kelsey: Thanks for
helping us out, Stacks.

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No problem, Kels.

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I love a good ghost story
and research.

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Now let us enter the Herkleton
Library's reference section.

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♪♪

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Kelsey:
What is this ancient machine?

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It's a microfilm reader.

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It lets you look
at old newspaper articles

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stored on strips of film.

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If there's some info
about this ghost, it'll be here.

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We'll start at the beginning --
1902.

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Let's see.
Someone bought an ox.

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Um, it rained
for a bit.

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Aw, someone's horse
got stuck in a hole.

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Man, a lot happened
back in the day.

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This was Herkleton?

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There's, like,
nothing there.

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Man, it must have been boring
to be a kid back then.

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Who would you
hang out with?

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Oxen?

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Wait.
What's that?

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It looks just like
the dollhouse.

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Hmm, it's an article
about a family --

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Mr. and Mrs. Rawley
and their son, Arthur.

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Their home was destroyed
in a storm,

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and nothing was left
except a dollhouse.

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[ All gasp ]

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Ugh, we are not seriously
going to this DJ night, are we?

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Tabitha, I spend all day hawking
smoothies to normie gym dads.

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I need to do something.

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We have a name!

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The ghost's name
is Arthur Rawley.

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He used to live
in Herkleton until --

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Until he got ghosted!

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But literally!

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Witches of the Creek,
now that we have a name,

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can you please use
your powerful powers

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to help us communicate
with the spirit?

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Scaring these kids
will be way more fun

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that Connor's
dumb DJ night.

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Yeah,
Connor can kick rocks.

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Okay, we shall use our powers
to conduct a séance.

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But harnessing
such powerful magic

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will require
some sacrifices.

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M-Me?

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[ Laughs evilly ]

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No.

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Aww.
Oh.

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Whoa, that is creepy.

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Tabby,
I think I hate this.

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I think
I hate these kids.

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Courtney: Okay, babies, gather
around and make a circle.

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Now present
your sacrifices.

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I'm ready to kick
your booooo-ty.

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Place them
within the circle.

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♪♪

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[ All whimper ]

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To the spirit of Arthur Rawley
we must speak,

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so we begin this séance
in the creek.

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Oh, evil doll --

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Hey, don't be judgy. We don't
know for sure if it's evil.

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Oh, you're right.

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Oh, morally ambiguous
creepy doll,

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speak to us
if you are so inclined.

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If not,
a simple knock will do.

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"No" is one,
and "yes" is two.

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Oh, spirit, are you the one
they call Arthur Rawley?

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[ Knock, knock ]

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[ Gasps ]
That means yes.

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Arthur, tell us,
is this your dollhouse?

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[ Knock, knock ]

201
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[ Whimpers ]

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[ Both chuckle ]

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Wait.
I got a good one.

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Oh, spirit, we beseech thee.
Tell us.

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When you become a ghost, are you
stuck in one pair of clothing,

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or can you change outfits?

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[ Snickers ] Okay, wait. Wait.
Listen to mine.

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Spirit, am I the most beautiful
witch in the creek?

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-No!
-Hey.

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We're here to find out
what this ghost wants.

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Arthur, please just tell us
why you're haunting us.

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Arthur:
I want to play.

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I want to play.

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[ All screaming ]

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Are you doing this?Are you doing this?

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No! No!

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You want to play?
Of course.

218
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This dollhouse must have been
your only friend.

219
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When you were a kid,

220
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Herkleton was just
a couple houses and an ox.

221
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You must have had no one
around to play with.

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♪♪

223
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Craig, no!

224
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JP: Don't do it!

225
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What the -- What happened
to the flashlights?

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♪♪

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[ All screaming ]

228
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Uh, I'm sorry.
I didn't mean to scare you.

229
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Well, you went
about that terribly!

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I'm sorry.
I'm just really shy.

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You helped the doll when you
found my dollhouse yesterday,

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and you all seemed so nice.

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I was just hoping
to play with you.

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It's okay, but you could have
just told us.

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We love playing.

236
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Yeah,
we're huge play-heads.

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Really?

238
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Most kids don't like
playing with dolls.

239
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No way. We'd love to play dolls
with you.

240
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Aw, gee.
That sounds swell.

241
00:10:01,704 --> 00:10:04,294
Would you like to come play
in my house?

242
00:10:04,327 --> 00:10:06,157
Oh-ho-ho, yeah.

243
00:10:06,191 --> 00:10:08,851
My Ben doll has always wanted
to be a homemaker.

244
00:10:08,884 --> 00:10:11,544
Wait, so, like,
is that kid a ghost or not?

245
00:10:11,576 --> 00:10:13,366
Hope you guys worked up
an appetite,

246
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because Ben is gonna cook up
some grub in the kitchen.

247
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Uh-oh.

248
00:10:17,893 --> 00:10:20,313
Kelsey: And Obsidian's
gonna play some harp. Oops.

249
00:10:20,343 --> 00:10:22,763
Kelsey, you got to be
more careful playing.

250
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Spectre spike.

251
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O-Oh, my gosh.
I'm so sorry, dude.

252
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JP: Uh-oh, uh, Ben doll started
a grease fire again.

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[ Growling softly ]

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Craig: Aah!
Who turned out the lights?

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Hey,
where are our dolls?

256
00:10:38,189 --> 00:10:39,359
And where'd
the dollhouse go?

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That kid
is gone, too.

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Oh, hey.

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Where'd that
other kid go?

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I don't know.
Maybe he wasactually a ghost.

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Or we're just really annoying
to play with.

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I guess
we'll never know.

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[ Laughs evilly ]

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You kids need a ride home
or what?

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♪ When it's time to go to bed

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♪ I know
I don't have to feel alone ♪

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♪ 'Cause I'll see you tomorrow

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♪ At the creek

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Just like I drew it.