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[ Both laughing ]
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[ Bang! ]
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[ Both grunt ]
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♪
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[ Roars ]
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- Whoa!
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♪
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[ Chuckles ]
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♪
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[ Grunts ]
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[ Panting ]
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Hey, Val!
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Val!
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Look at me!
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[ Sighs ]
What, Victor?
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You better not be
damaging those ruins.
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Help!
I'm being eaten alive!
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Oh, the pain!
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It hurts!
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Don't look.
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Yeah, yeah, uh-huh, uh,
just -- just a sec.
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Ugh!
It's been forever.
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Are you done yet?
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Ooh, what are those?
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I don't know, Vic. Let's go
to someone who'd know.
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Don: Those are glyphs!
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A written language from
an ancient civilization.
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I'm not certain, but there was
once an explorer
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looking for the answer.
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Her name was
Carla San Pedro.
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She was famed
for her superior intellect,
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her warrior strength
and agility,
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and her distinctive hat.
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She set out on a journey
in this area
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to find an ancient library.
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But we don't know
what she found
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because she never returned.
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Ooh, sounds dangerous!
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I dabble in cryptography.
I bet if I got my hands
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on more of this language,
I could decode it.
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I bet I could decode, but, like,
way cooler or whatever.
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I think this adventure is more
suited for someone intellectual,
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with an affinity for reading
and problem solving.
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Like who?
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Someone like, uh...
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like Isabella!
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Oh, hey, guys!
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We're heading out in search
of an ancient library.
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Wanna come with?
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Interesting.
I love a good library!
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Wait, you're going
to a library?
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[ Scoffs ] Never mind.
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I'd rather go do
something exciting,
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like chase pigeons
with Miguelito.
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See ya!
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You'll probably need this,
no?
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Yes,
that would be great.
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[ Both grunting ]
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Thanks, Don!
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I never get invited.
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According to Don's map, the
library should be right here.
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Sometimes I wonder if Don
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actually knows
what he's talking about
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or if he's full
of crazy conspiracy theories.
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[ Gasps ] Val, stop!
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The ground!
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It looks unstable.
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Ah, Isabella.
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I thought the locals
would know this.
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The soil around Monte Macabre is
known for its extreme density.
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Ah!
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[ Screaming ]
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Ooh!
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[ Grunting ]
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Unless of course it's over
some sort of sinkhole.
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Actually, us locals
call them cenotes.
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Oh, right.
I knew that.
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[ Gasps ]
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Wow!
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These are the same types
of glyphs.
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From my experience in puzzling,
I would venture to guess
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that there's some kind
of cryptic brainteaser
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we need to solve
in order to enter.
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Oh, uh, excuse me!
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♪
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Ah, how'd you do that?
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Well, you know,
I just...
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and boom!
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Just your average
Euclidean geometry puz.
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That's what I call puzzles.
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Oh, well...
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you sure solved that fast.
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Being around Victor
so much,
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I'm used to being
the quick wit
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when it comes
to brain teasers.
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[ Chuckles nervously ]
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Maybe spending all summer
with Vic
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has done something
to my intellect?
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Nah, Val.
You got this.
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She just caught you
off your game.
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Beginner's luck!
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Oh, yeah. Okay!
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Now remember to pay attention
to any glyphs we see.
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They may be clues that will
lead us to the library.
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As an experienced
adventurer,
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I've learned
to always be prepared.
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Which is why I brought my trusty
flashlight for us to use!
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Just a second.
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Oh,
you already have one...
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I always pack extras
in my adventure pack!
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Do you want a 10-millimeter
or a 12-millimeter light?
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No, no, I got it.
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This will work just fine.
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Yes!
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Aw.
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♪
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Whoa!
Are those moon patterns?
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I don't mean to be
that guy,
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but technically
those are lunar phases.
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Oh, right.
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I'm thinking maybe
with this one...
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I appreciate your input,
Isabella,
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but please allow me
to focus right now.
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It's simple, really, just slide
this waning gibbous here.
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Of course the waxing crescent
goes here.
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Then the full moon
right in here.
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Aaaaand nailed it!
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You're welcome.
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Did you see what I did?
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Did you get it?
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[ Both screaming ]
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[ Groans ] Where did all
the pigeons go?
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At least we're not
at some boring library.
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Ahhhh!
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Val! You forgot the lunar phases
start with the new moon,
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not the full!
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Oh, right, but...
I had that.
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I was just gonna...
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♪
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[ Panting ]
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That was close.
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Oh, my goodness.
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We did it.
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No.
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You did it.
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Uh, thanks?
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I think?
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♪
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Aw, score!
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Check out that glyph.
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This looks like the way
to the library.
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Is it, though?
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I mean, you haven't
even entertained
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the equally viable
option.
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♪
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I don't know, Val.
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I think left is right.
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Left isn't always right!
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Right can be right.
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And in this case,
I'm right!
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Alright?!
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[ Echoing ]
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I meant left is...
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correct.
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Ohhhh!
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I can't be correct?
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You think I'm dumb?
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That I can't make
the right decision?
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Well, I am now,
and we're going this way.
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No, no, no, no!
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I didn't mean it
like...that.
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♪
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Whew,
this is a relief.
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It's kinda pleasant in here.
Not bad, Val.
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Thanks, Isabella.
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No prob.
I'm here to help.
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You don't get it,
do you?
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I don't need your help.
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I'm just as smart,
if not smarter,
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than you'll ever be!
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Ahh!
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Ah!
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Hey!
I'm not done!
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Where are you going?
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I don't need you
distracting me!
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I'm gonna solve this one!
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Ohh, great, Val.
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I'd say take your time,
but maybe not now!
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♪
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Is that Cthlitla Xoliquli?
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Val,
I figured it out!
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We need to match the floor
to the ceiling.
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It's a constellation pattern.
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That doesn't make sense.
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You're in a distressed state.
You need to calm down.
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You're asking me
to be calm?!
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I'm about to die!
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I can figure this out.
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I just need more time.
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There is no more time!
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I don't wanna be that guy,
but --
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Wait.
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I don't want to be
that guy.
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Tell me what to do,
Isabella!
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Great!
Grab a handful of those stones.
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Those are
the constellation's stars.
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[ Grunting ]
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Now what?
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Start by placing Atlas
in the hole on your right.
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Great!
The next star is on your left.
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♪
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Now, right two holes.
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No, no, my right.
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♪
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Two holes behind you.
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♪
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Hurry, Val!
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♪
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[ Whimpering ]
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[ Chuckles ] We did it!
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Uh, now let's get you down.
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Huh?
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♪
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Or I can just come
to you.
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That was close.
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Thanks, Val.
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Good job back there.
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Uh, you too.
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♪
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Wow!
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♪
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[ Gasps ]
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Wait.
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Hmm, there's
some rubbings on here...
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and it matches my rubbing
form the cliff wall!
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It could be
a language decoder.
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Uh, I don't think
she'll be needing this.
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[ Grunting ]
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[ Both grunting ]
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Whoa!
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Ah!
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Get back here...
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so I can chase you.
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Oh, Vic,
this is so exciting.
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♪
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♪
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[ Both groaning ]
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Grab on!
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[ Straining ]
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♪
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Thank goodness I had someone
faster at solving puzzles
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than me or we'd be
destroyed in that library.
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I guess you can say
that library has been...
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li-buried.
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[ Laughter ]
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♪
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Hmm.
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I can't quite make it all out,
but I think it says...
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Victor: "Val is so lame"?
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[ Laughs ] Nice.
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No, no, no, something like...
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the eclipse is coming.
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♪
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♪
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Eh, eh, eh!