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[opening theme music plays]

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[explosion]

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[sirens blaring]

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[horn honks]

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[tires screech]

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[siren blaring continues]

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Are you sure you have
everything you need, honey?

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I guess.

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Thanks for letting me borrow these

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from the City Hall Library, Mom.

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Maybe one of 'em will tell us
who really founded the City.

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You don't seem very excited.

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Going through City history books
isn't as fun

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as finding hidden keys
or forgotten diaries,

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or learning about lost maps.

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Especially with Billy away for the weekend
with his Robotics Club.

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Oh, he'll be back.

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Hang in there.

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Thanks, Mom.

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[cheerful music]

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[Dread sighs]

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[Dread sighs]

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[Dread sighs dramatically]

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Are you okay?

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I'm having a hard time
finishing this poem.

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Maybe I can help!

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I doubt it.

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Come on, Dread! Read what you have so far.

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[sighs]

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"Roses are black. Violets are black.

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There's crows in the graveyard..."

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[crow squawking]

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Wow, that's... unfinished, all right.

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Usually, I write with my friend, Bleak,

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but since he left
for the regional spelling bee,

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nothing seems... right.

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I know. My friend Billy...

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Wait, Bleak? At a spelling bee?

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His vocabulary skills are what make us

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such a dynamic writing team.

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Yeah, dynamic, heh, that's you.

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Hey, I just got an idea!

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Sometimes a break will clear out
the creative cobwebs.

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Let's find something
fun and interesting to do.

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[sighs]

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Great! We'll leave these books
at my Mom's office,

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then it's off to fun city, population us!

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C'mon, fun city!

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[Maddy grunts] Here we go!

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Skateboarding rules.

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Billy and I always have a blast here!

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[cheery music]

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Hey, can someone lend me a board?

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Skateboarding is so awesome!

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Everybody gets a rush from it!

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[cheery music]

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Sweet moves, li'l Grommie!

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Both righteous and radical!

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Thanks, Chief Wheeler!

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[sirens blaring]

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Bogus!

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Crime ruins everything!

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Here, dude! Rock some big air

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and throw down some gnarly
McTwists and Varials!

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Do whatever you feel!

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[cheers] Big Dread dropping in!

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Let's go! You got this!

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Dude! What are you doing?

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Whatever I feel.

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Going where the universe
decides to take me.

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I... don't get it.

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Bleak would.

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Um, If you're done not doing tricks,

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could you clear the half-pipe?

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Huh, sorry.

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Maybe public service is more your thing.

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Billy and I love volunteering
for community projects.

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Looks like the whole
City showed up to plant

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flower displays for the new playground

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at the hospital!

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-[sighs]
-Oh, this is gonna be great!

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Just pick a plot and start planting!

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[cheery music]

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Now that's a beautiful garden!

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[dark music]

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I feel like it's missing something.

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-[Maddy] Skin?
-[sighs]

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If Bleak were here,

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he'd know just the "je ne sais quoi."

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We should probably be going.

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Its beauty lies in its irony.

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[Dread] The stadium?

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I'm not comfortable around crowds.

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Especially if they're eating...

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[shudders] ...nachos.

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Don't worry there's no crowd here.

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Just you, me, and a few friends!

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[all greeting]

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Come on, let's get you strapped in!

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Strapped in for what?

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I noticed you having a hard time
making your own fun,

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so, we're bringing the fun to you!

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Trust me, Billy would think
this is a-ma-zing!

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Don't worry, you're completely safe.

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The chances of something going wrong

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are one in a billion!

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Those are better odds than
being nibbled by a shark,

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hit by space debris, or sat on by a cow.

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How do you even know that?

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They all happened to me.

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At the same time.

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[engine rumbling]

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Get ready for the ride
of your life, little man!

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[manic laugh]

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Okay, I'm ready.

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Wow. Most people are much more freaked out
at this point.

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[action music]

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[whooping]

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Alright!

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Not bad, kid.

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But let's see how you handle this!

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[Wallop cheering]

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Yeah!

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[tires screeching]

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Okay, then... I guess it's time for

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the Danger Noodle!

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Oh! Not the Danger Noodle!

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It's too dangerous!

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[action music]

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[Wallop] Whoa!

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[Wallop cheering]

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[all cheering]

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Even I wasn't sure we'd make that one! Ha!

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Well? Was that the wildest
ride of your life, or what?

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Bleak and I say that life
is the wildest ride of all.

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It doesn't have a steering wheel,

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and you never know where it will take you.

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I give up!

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I thought you needed
some fun in your life,

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but you wouldn't know fun
if it was wearing a name tag that said

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"Hello, my name is Fun!"

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I'm going back to the park.

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Even those dusty old books
from the City Hall Library

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are more satisfying than this!

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[Dread] What are you doing?

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Oh, it's you.

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I'm pretty sure it's nothing
you'd find interesting.

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Since you don't find anything interesting.

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You said something about

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dusty old books from the library.

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[sighs] I'm trying to find out the truth
about who founded the City.

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Searching for forgotten legends...

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Sounds cool.

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I'll help.

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After all the awesome stuff we did today,

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this is cool to you?

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You never asked me what I like to do.

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You just assumed I'd like the stuff
you and Billy like to do.

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Oh. Yeah, I guess I did.

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Huh. Maybe I'm missing Billy
more than I thought. Sorry.

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Huh. I can relate.

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And... I kinda didn't want
to like your stuff.

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That wasn't fair to you.

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[bright music]

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Oh, hey, check this out.

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It was written around
the time the City was founded.

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"Collected Verses of Anton Dreadsworth?"

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Yeah. My Uncle Anton.

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He was the City's first poet laureate.

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He wrote about everything
that happened back then.

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"Uncle Anton?"

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Great-great-great-great Uncle.

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He's kinda my role model.

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My family says
I inherited his cheerfulness.

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He left one poem unfinished.

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No one knows why.

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Maybe his best friend was out of town.

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[sad sigh]

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"The Founding Fathers' feat unfolds.

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Cipher the secrets the City holds.

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Let our deceptive declarations.

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Drive folk mad for generations."

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Whoa! He's talking about
who really founded the City!

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"But our City's first map
and the key to its history

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shall ever remain a final mystery!

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It shall never be revealed!

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No way, no sir!

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The secret that is held by the City's..."

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That's it?

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That's a terrible place to stop the poem!

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The City's what?

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It's gotta be something
that rhymes with "no, sir."

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-[Dread] "Grocer."
-What?

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"Grocer" rhymes with "No, Sir."

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"The City's grocer!"

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But who would that be?

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Was Mr. Producé's family here
when the City was founded?

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We could go ask him.

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Mr. Producé might have
the original map of the City!

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Let's go!

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Hey, Maddy!

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Billy! I'm so glad you're back!

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How'd it go with the Robotics Club?

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Oh, I kept trying to invent
a robot that would

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heuristically interpret sensory stimuli,

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but all I could think about
was our history project.

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Yeah? Well, Dread and I just found

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our first new clue in a while
and it's a big one!

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We need to talk to Mr. Producé right away!

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You two... have been hanging out?

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Oh, yeah.

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Turns out we've got some things in common.

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Hey. I'm back.

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Bleak!

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Dude, dial it back.

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No need to get all emo on me.

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So, uh, how was the spelling bee?

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Not that it matters.

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I lost. Not that it matters.

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How's the poem?

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Lame.

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You want to go work on it?

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Cool.

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So, what's the deal with Mr. Producé?

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Oh, it's a whole thing.

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[Dread] What word did you misspell?

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[Bleak] "Enthusiasm." But whatever.

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[Dread] Yeah, whatever.

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[closing theme music plays]