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Ahh. I think it's safe to say
we took care of that spa car.
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Sorry we had to bail
on that salt scrub,
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but if we want to get anywhere,
we got to keep moving.
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Sad-One: I'll never get
my youthful glow back.
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Atticus, you holding up?
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I think your people may have
a different definition
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of relaxation.
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They didn't even give us
kerchiefs when we were finished.
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[ Sighs ] We're not gonna
stress ourselves out.
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We're gonna stay positive,
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and we are gonna take this
one car at a time.
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Glad-One: ¶ When you scrub up,
you lift your heart up ¶
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¶ You gotta be clean,
clean, clean ¶
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¶¶
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¶ But when the...clean
is...clean.. ¶
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[ Click ]
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First things first,
let's check for danger.
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No spikes, mummies...
emotional manipulation.
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Whoa!
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Whoa-ho-ho!
Neat!
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[ Chuckles ]
Gravity car?
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My goodness.
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I've always suspected stairs
can't be trusted.
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[ Beeping ]
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One-One, you okay?
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Oh! Uh...it's broken!
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Sad-One: I broke it.
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W-What do you --
[ Horn trumpets ]
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I think
the inhabitants found us.
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But did they send ambassadors
or warriors?
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Royalty!
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Gravity...turtle car?
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Announcing
his supreme excellency!
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Please, extend your necks
in adoration!
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¶¶
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Hmm.
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I am Aloysius III,
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Emperor and Unifier of the Hard-
and Soft-Shelled.
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Tacos?
Turtles.
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Tsk! Come now,
Tulip. Ugh!
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So, who will be
announcing whom?
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Oh, uh, I'm Tulip.
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I feel like I've done
this before.
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Anyway, we're just looking
for the exit.
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Let's not be hasty.
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I don't often get to see
other royalty.
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I am Atticus,
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King and Uniter of the Cardigans
and the Pembrokes.
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You'll pardon my lack
of fanfare,
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but I am on a crusade
for justice
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that requires
a bit of discretion.
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Naturally. We can show you
to the other door,
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but, pray tell, who is
your little friend
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dismantling
our turtle-totter?
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One-One,
what are you doing?
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Glad-One:
It was going "tch tch,"
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but it should be going
"woop woop."
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Shouldn't take too long.
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Oh, I'm sure they have someone
who can fix it,
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some kind of
licensed technician...
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turtle -- turt-nition?
Tur...
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Anyway, come on.
We got to go.
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Sad-One: [ Groans ]
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¶¶
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We Corginians pride ourselves
on our masonry.
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I like to think that our stones
are sturdy and handsome,
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like the corgis
that crafted them.
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Gravity...turtle...
college car?
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Structures can be
impressive,
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but a culture is measured
by its cuisine.
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Our all-natural jam pond
is both delicious
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and great
for traveling quickly.
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Intriguing.
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[ Groaning ]
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One-One, stop being
a fussy baby.
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Glad-One: Look at that house!
There is no wall at all!
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So?
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These houses are supposed
to have walls!
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Anyone could
just walk in!
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Sad-One: Oh, my gosh.
I can see their saucepans!
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We've ridden
a French-toast ferryboat
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across a maple-syrup river.
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This is relatively normal.
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Glad-One:
But those weren't broken.
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Why do you --
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I believe this is the door
you're looking for?
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Cool. Well, uh,
Your Highness,
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thank you so much
for taking us here.
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We wish you
the best and --
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Hey! One-One!
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Come back!
We got to go!
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Actually, Aloysius and I
were in the middle
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of some fascinating
discussions.
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How do you keep your crown
balanced on your head?
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Bobby pins, mostly.
Hmm!
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Knowing we have
a potential ally here,
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perhaps we could
take our time?
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We already spent a lot of time
in that spa car.
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We need to get --
Hmm?
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Hey, no.
Don't do that.
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Why? I just want to know
what you're thinking.
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No!
Stop it!
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Hmm? Hmm?
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Ugh! Fine!
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We know
where the door is,
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so I guess it wouldn't hurt to
stay for a little while.
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Fantastic!
[ Clears throat ]
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Now, my friend,
the charter of walkies dictates
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that no citizen --
Meet back here
in one hour!
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Hey, buddy.
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I'm kind of worried
about you.
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Glad-One: This brick isn't
supposed to be here at all.
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How do you know
it's not supposed to be here?
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Sad-One:
It just isn't.
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Hmm...well,
I suppose someone
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could trip over
these loose bricks.
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Glad-One:
Exactly! And someone could trip
over that loose house!
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If we each take a side,
we can do this in no time!
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Maybe we shouldn't all split up.
[ Imitates rimshot ]
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I was thinking
about buying shoes.
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Hmm.
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We all want
the tennis ball thrown,
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but we never want to drop it.
Drop it!
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I do enjoy the occasional leaf
of romaine lettuce myself --
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just don't tell
the missus.
[ Chuckles ]
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This hole in the ground
provides an interesting look.
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Our mail delivery service
is built around them.
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[ Wind gusts ]
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It's fast, and everybody
gets something.
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No disappointed faces for
empty mailboxes in this kingdom.
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¶¶
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Okay. Okay. Stop pushing.
I'm going. I'm going.
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So, what about
your missing walls?
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You mean
the open quarter?
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Do your houses have walls
on all sides?
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How do your people get
fresh air, or dry their clothes?
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Hmm. You put a lot of thought
into your designs.
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This is
just how it is.
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[ Humming ]
Huh?
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Hmm.
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[ Breathing heavily ]
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[ Grumbles ]
Bleh!
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[ Sighs ]
Phew!
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Ha. Take that,
Miss Carlson!
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Now who needs improvement
in cleaning up after herself
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and cursive and brevity?
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Huh?
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[ Whirring ]
Huh?
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Aah!
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Do not remove the orbs.
Got it.
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I'll write that down
with less jammy hands.
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Hmm.
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[ Grumbles ]
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We should probably
get going anyway.
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Atticus?!
One-One?!
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¶¶
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I guess neither of them know
how long an hour is.
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[ All conversing indistinctly ]
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What's going on?
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Someone has moved the jam.
It's dried up!
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Well, yeah, I was trying to
help you clean it up.
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Whoa!
[ Screech ]
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How are we supposed to slide
to the other side?
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Everything is going to be
slowed down if we have to walk!
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Oh, you...use this?
I-I didn't even think --
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Hey, Chief,
I'm gonna be late.
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No. No. No.
jam pond has been dried up.
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No, I don't know
why it happened.
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I know how it happened, but
I don't know why it happened.
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I'm really sorry.
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[ Grunting ]
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[ Humming ]
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[ Grunting ]
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Oh, no.
Where's One-One?
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[ Gasps ]
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Atticus?!
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Atticus, what's going on?
Have you seen One-One?
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Seen him?
We're trying to stop him,
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but we can't reach!
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If he moves all those stairs,
the gravity will go with them,
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and our kingdom
will be torn apart!
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One-One.
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Uhh...
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[ Grunts ]
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Aah!
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Whoa!
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Whoa!
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¶¶
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One-One,
you have to stop!
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¶¶
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What are you doing?!
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Glad-One: I'm helping,
Miss Tulip. I'm putting it...
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Sad-One:
...where it's supposed to be.
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Glad-One:
If they knew it was broken...
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Sad-One:
...they would have fixed it.
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Together: They don't need
to worry anymore.
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I'm here to get things
back in order.
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One-One,
you're really scaring me.
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¶¶
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Yeah. Yeah.
Now I'm floating away!
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¶¶
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Why are you
doing this?!
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I have to help
put things in order.
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It wouldn't be like this
if I had just been better.
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Look around you.
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[ Grunts ]
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This isn't helping.
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How can I not try and fix it?
It's my fault.
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Is that what you think?
That it's your fault?
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I know it.
No, One-One.
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It's not your fault
the car is this way.
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There isn't a fault,
it just is.
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But all this, you trying to
make it your responsibility...
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this is causing
real harm.
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Don't you see?
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¶¶
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I know what it's like
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to think that if you had
just been better,
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things would've been different,
that you're responsible
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for fixing things that are
beyond your control.
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Just know that I speak
from experience when I say
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this is not your fault.
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And I still want to help you,
One-One, if you'll let me.
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¶¶
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[ Whirring ]
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Whoa!
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¶¶
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[ Chuckles ]
Hey!
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Your Highness, we both
feel terrible, don't we?
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Sad-One: Sorry.
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He's kind of going through
a lot right now.
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Well, the whole sky's gone.
Yeah, it's missing.
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But there's
a different sky behind it.
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Oh, the whole portfolio's
going to be delayed.
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[ Chuckles nervously ]
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Well, this is
quite the mess.
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If I may, the Corginian
Response Team
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specializes
in disaster relief.
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Well, they mostly work
with doorbell aftermath,
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but I still think
they could be of help.
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I may take you up
on that offer, my friend.
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¶¶
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[ Beeps ]
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[ Beep ]
Glad-One:
Hello! I'm One...
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Sad-One: ...One.
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I know.
I'm Tulip.
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Do we ever truly know
who we are?
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Glad-One: [ Chuckles ] But
with my best friends by my side,
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we push onward --
to our homes and mothers!
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