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Hush, don't you cry
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In the next life
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Michelle is 15 years old.
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Forgive me if this feels
a little irresponsible.
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It's irresponsible to let our son...
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- I can't...
- What?
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You can't keep
calling "her" a "him."
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- Really? This again?
- What else...
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Don't say a word
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And when I ask her
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- Is she doing all right
- Are we happy inside
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She's a roller coaster
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And, yeah
We're a fire in the night
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Lay your dead flowers
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All in a row
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Sooner or later
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We're gonna let them go
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And when she asks me
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Are we doing it right
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Come a little closer
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You've got nothing left to hide
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Think of a line, a straight line
coming across your elbow, your wrist.
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Oh, way late, dude.
She doesn't have all night.
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Sorry. Did I miss anything?
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No. We waited for you. Come on.
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We couldn't have imagined
what interdimensional travel looked like
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any more than we could have imagined
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the blood on the floor
rolling back into Scott Brown's body.
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But we believed.
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Two years passed in captivity.
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Scott had given us the third movement.
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Renata, the fourth.
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You have it?
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Once more. Once more.
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In Renata's NDE, her guardian told her
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one of the side effects
of dimensional travel is amnesia.
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You could potentially forget
everything from before.
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So we invented symbols
to record the movements.
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Just like music is recorded in notes.
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Do you want to take a break?
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No.
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Keep going.
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Once more.
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Homer has the second
and fourth movement on his back.
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And I have the first and the third.
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We figure the scars are a map
we can never lose.
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Can I touch it?
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Yeah. It doesn't hurt anymore.
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Why didn't you just let yourself die?
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- And stay in your NDE?
- It wouldn't have worked.
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The best way to think about it
is like this...
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There are all these dimensions,
worlds, alternate realities,
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and they're all
right on top of each other.
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Every time you make a choice, a decision,
it forks off into a new possibility.
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They're all right here, but inaccessible.
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The NDEs were like...
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a way to travel through them,
but temporarily.
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We wanted... choices, chances.
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The movements would allow us
to travel to a dimension permanently.
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Stay there.
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A new life... in a new world.
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To us, that was freedom.
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What will it look like when we open
the tunnel to the other dimension?
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I don't know. I've never done it.
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- What?
- All I know is that it would be invisible.
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The person leaving this dimension
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would experience
a great acceleration of events,
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but no break in time-space.
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It's like jumping
into an invisible current
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that just carries you away
to another realm, but...
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we had to have all five movements
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and we had to do them
with perfect feeling.
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But you never did it?
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Every movement we received...
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the Angel Hunter received as well.
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One, two.
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Face.
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Elbow.
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We were locked
in a strange race with our captor.
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Right above us, Hap was learning
each movement on his own.
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The question became, what would happen
if we got the fifth movement?
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Could we keep it away from Hap
long enough to make our escape?
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It had been a year since Renata
had returned with the fourth.
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Rachel was never given a movement.
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We kept trying,
but secretly I started to wonder...
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would we ever get the fifth movement?
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At least we had each other.
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Hap was all by himself.
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There was only one man
he could share his secret with.
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I've been having this dream, Leon.
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It's dark. I'm low to the ground.
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Suddenly, there's this snap.
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And I look down...
and my leg's in a trap.
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And I realize...
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I'm a rat.
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I'm a scientist
and I dream of being a rodent.
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Don't blame yourself if it wears on you.
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We're not dealing with plants.
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I told you the same thing
when you were my trainee in residency
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and you lost your first patient.
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I remember.
This is different. This...
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I mean, quite apart from
the intellectual rigor, the...
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- the physical labor...
- Endless.
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...and the need to maintain the ecosystem
to support the...
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Test subjects?
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...there's the guilt, some days.
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Don't you find? Guilt?
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A given.
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Huh.
Looks exactly the same as the old one.
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I needed a bigger space
to fit the new capacity.
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I thought it would be difficult to find,
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but, really, this entire wing
of the hospital is dead.
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A janitor comes in on Thursdays,
and I simply lock the door.
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Where are the subjects?
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In the next room.
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So... the other day
I found myself feeling, uh... resentful.
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- That ever happen to you?
- Mmm.
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My subjects seem... so united.
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They... have this tribalism
that sustains them somehow.
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- Uh, is this clean?
- Yeah.
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Rituals. Mutilation.
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Attempts to explain existence,
to control pain.
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Yeah, I know all that, but I still...
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I couldn't help feeling
outside of it all, somehow.
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You are on the outside.
Stay there.
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Well, I mean, in some ways
we work together, no?
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Lab partners go home at night.
Subjects sleep in the experiment.
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How do you not get attached?
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I enforce turnover. You know this.
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Potassium chloride.
Then into the incinerator.
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Another perk
of having my lab in a hospital.
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Yeah, right.
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It changes everything. Trust me.
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I realize that our work is, uh...
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about a paradigm shift.
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Like Copernicus' revelations that...
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that Earth is not at the center
of the solar system.
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- Mmm.
- Life is not at the center of...
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- human existence.
- Mmm.
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But I can't help wondering if Copernicus,
the man, not the scientist...
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if he would have pursued that truth...
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if his work involved...
experimenting on human beings.
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It's a useless comparison.
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Here's the terrible, beautiful truth.
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No one cares.
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There is no line between good and evil.
There's only what a man can stand.
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Runtgen killed his own wife
discovering the X-ray.
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My advice?
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Uncover what you can,
destroy the evidence...
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and turn a profit before you can
no longer forget how you've done it.
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You should know...
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I'm on the brink.
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- Really?
- Maybe a year, year-and-a-half,
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and I'll be able to offer
incontrovertible proof of an afterlife.
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What do you mean by that? "Afterlife"?
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Nothing spiritual. More like a...
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a greater reality, another dimension.
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Imagine the worldwide sigh of relief
when I reveal that the answer to death
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is more life?
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How many nightmares will end then,
my friend?
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I will reshape the world in a
single click the day I publish.
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Do you have an opposing theory?
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Come on, Hap.
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Friction improves the work.
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Share.
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I think what we're dealing with, maybe,
is not a single dimension.
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I think it's multiple.
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The Many-Worlds theory?
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Well, no, not exactly.
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More like, uh, reality forking off
into a different path.
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No, look...
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imagine a garden of forking paths.
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So, my subjects have
touched on them in their NDEs, but now...
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now, Leon, they are uncovering
a technology of movement
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that-that could allow them to travel
to different dimensions,
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maybe even stay there.
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And what's...
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What's really exciting is that
I think I know where they go.
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I think I know specifically
where my subjects go to.
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Maybe even what we're all a part of.
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Where do they go?
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What do you mean, "a part of"?
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Well, I don't wanna say yet.
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I mean, I don't know for sure.
I wanna... I wanna go there first.
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I could give a shit about profit,
with respect.
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I just, I want...
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God, I want to taste the truth.
I just wanna walk out of the dark.
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God, I'm sorry, I'm getting carried away.
It's probably all bullshit,
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and you're right and our work
will spur each other on.
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And then some young, smart,
better person than us will come along.
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And he, or she, probably, will...
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They'll be the one
to build on our back-breaking work,
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and switch the light on. Right?
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It's science. So it goes.
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Your confidence in your work
makes me proud.
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Since we're being open...
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can I share something unusual with you?
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- Please.
- Come.
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The cold chamber,
on the far wall. Open it.
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- Which one?
- In the center, number 20.
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What am I looking at?
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Leon?
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Where are your subjects traveling to?
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What have you uncovered, Hap?
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What are you doing, Leon?
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Tell me!
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I can't.
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Leon, put it down.
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You're not gonna...
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Tell me!
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All my fucking work.
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My life!
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Stop!
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Leon, just stop!
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Stop!
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Oh, fuck.
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Excuse me.
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Call the police.
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Give them that for access
to the abandoned morgue.
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There are people there that need help.
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Sir?
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Sir? What do you mean "people"?
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I hope you know
I've always thought of you,
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well, all of you as collaborators, but...
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you, most of all,
I like to think of as a partner.
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Don't.
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And I know we're both worried
about the same thing.
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Will we ever find the fifth movement?
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One of us will get it.
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And what then?
What will you do with it?
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You and Homer will live
fat, free and happy
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in some different version of this world?
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You don't want that.
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You'll always be the girl
willing to risk everything
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for the chance to achieve
something extraordinary.
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I know you, Prairie.
He'll never understand that about you.
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I have a proposal for you.
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We leave... tomorrow.
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We suspend the work,
we take the first two movements,
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which we know can heal.
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We set up a clinic somewhere remote,
an island maybe.
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And we cure the incurable.
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And the world's wealthiest,
we take their money, our technology,
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and we continue the work in secret.
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And the others?
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I'll take... That's a detail.
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I will take care of them.
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What happened?
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Who did that to your head?
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Something happened.
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I had to protect the work.
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I did what I had to do.
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Prairie...
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Please...
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I'll take you anywhere you want to go.
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I will not go with you.
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Khatun?
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Where are you?
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Khatun?
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We need the fifth movement.
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Khatun?
262
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Please help.
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Khatun!
264
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I can't get warm.
265
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Well, you will. Your body temperature
dropped to hypothermic levels.
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Now, there was a sound.
267
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There wasn't anything.
I didn't see anyone or hear any...
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I heard something very faint,
very low frequency,
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but I... I managed to track it,
isolate it.
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I need your help.
What I need you to do...
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I can't. I don't want to.
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I am not your lab partner.
I am not your friend.
273
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I'm your slave.
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You want to know what happens
on the other side?
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Put yourself in that machine
and die for it.
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I know you're exhausted.
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So, I'll make it very easy for you.
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I'm just gonna play you some sounds
of where I think you may have been,
279
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and you tell me if you recognize them.
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All right? So, how about this?
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I told you I didn't go anywhere.
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This?
283
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Please just take me back to my cell.
284
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Or this?
285
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I knew it.
You see? There was a sound.
286
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So what? You record our NDEs.
287
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No, no, no, that's...
That's not a recording of your NDE.
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That's a recording of, um...
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waves of electrons captured in plasma
290
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by a machine of great sensitivity that
has traveled way beyond the heliosphere.
291
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Decades. But...
292
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You know, it takes years
to reap the rewards, right?
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The rings of Saturn.
294
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They sing.
295
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That's where you were.
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I don't think Khatun's gonna give us
the fifth movement.
297
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I don't think she wants him to have it.
298
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We will get it.
299
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We will get it.
300
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When we were in the lab,
he confided in me.
301
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He was really scared.
302
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He talked about wanting to leave.
303
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I think he may have killed someone.
304
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He talked about
wanting to take me with him.
305
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I don't know,
maybe I should have said yes.
306
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In exchange for your freedom.
For everyone's freedom.
307
00:24:20,251 --> 00:24:21,835
Don't talk like that.
308
00:24:25,297 --> 00:24:28,009
I don't think there's another way
to talk, Homer.
309
00:24:30,302 --> 00:24:33,055
It's like we've reached
some sort of dead end and...
310
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determination just isn't enough, and...
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Fuck.
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What did we think
was gonna happen, anyway?
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We thought that...
314
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We don't know.
315
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Show up on some other
plane of reality and...
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...do what exactly?
317
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We're gonna have a garden.
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A what?
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Yeah.
320
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We're gonna plant vegetables.
321
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I don't want to plant vegetables.
322
00:25:20,936 --> 00:25:22,854
Fine. I'll plant 'em.
323
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Celery. Squash. Peas.
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Come on.
We don't know anything about vegetables.
325
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They'd all die.
326
00:25:33,282 --> 00:25:34,575
You're right.
327
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They die.
328
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There wasn't enough rain.
We, um...
329
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We planted them too close together.
330
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Not enough soil. Yeah, they die.
331
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So we try again.
332
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The second year, there's rain,
333
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and we get the spacing right...
334
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but these mites come.
335
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They eat 'em all up.
336
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Their leaves are like tissue paper.
337
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And they can't feel the sun.
338
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Yeah.
339
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But the third year?
340
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We grow this, um...
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like, uh, a special...
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A nettle plant...
in between the vegetables.
343
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The mites hate that shit,
so they stay away.
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And the rain comes.
345
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And the rain comes.
346
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Hap, your door's open.
347
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I'm just coming in, okay?
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Hap.
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Hap.
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What...?
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Hap.
352
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Hap.
353
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Michelle?
354
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Michelle?
355
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Michelle?
356
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Buck?