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[Assistant] I couldn't tell whether he was or not. I was prejudice. The voice in my head answered with an exquisite snarl. I smiled and the confident man seemed to take that as encouragement.


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[Assistant] Can I help you with something? You look lost." He grinned and winked. I stepped carefully over the gutter, running with water that was black in the darkness. No, I'm not lost. Now that I was closer, my eyes felt oddly in focus.


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[Assistant] I analyzed the short dark man's face. It was not familiar in any way. I suffered a curious sensation of disappointment that this was not the terrible man who had tried to hurt me almost a year ago. The voice in my head was quiet now.


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[Assistant] The short man noticed my stare. Can I buy you a drink? He offered, nervous, seeming flattered that I'd singled him out to stare at. I'm too young, I answered automatically. He was baffled. Wondering why I had approached them, I felt compelled to explain.


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[Assistant] Come across the street, you looked like someone I knew. Sorry, my mistake.


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[Assistant] The threat that had pulled me across the street had evaporated. These were not the dangerous men I had remembered.


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[Assistant] They were probably nice guys, safe. I lost interest. That's okay, the confident blonde said. Stay and hang out with us. Thanks, but I can't. Jessica was hesitating in the middle of the street, her eyes wide with outrage and betrayal. Oh, just a few minutes.


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[Assistant] I shook my head and turned to rejoin Jessica. Let's go eat. I suggested, barely glancing at her, though I appeared to be for the moment, freed of the zombie abstraction.


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[Assistant] I was just as distant. My mind was preoccupied. The safe, numb deadness did not come back. And I got more anxious with every minute that passed without its return.


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[Assistant] What were you thinking? Jessica snapped. You don't know them. They could have been psychopaths. I shrugged, wishing she would let it go. I just thought I knew the one guy. You are so odd, Bella Swan. I feel like I don't know who you are.


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[Assistant] Sorry. I didn't know what else to say to that. We walked to McDonald's in silence. I'd bet that she was wishing we'd taken her car instead of walking the short distance from the theater so that she could use the drive-thru. She was just as anxious now from that evening to be over as I had been from the beginning.


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[Assistant] I tried to start a conversation a few times while we ate, but Jessica was not cooperative. I must have really offended her. When we go back in the car, she turned the stereo back to her favorite station and turned the volume too loud to allow easy conversation.


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[Assistant] I didn't have to struggle as hard as usual to ignore the music Even though my mind, for once, was not carefully numb and empty I had too much to think about to hear the lyrics


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[Assistant] I waited for the numbness to return or the pain because the pain must be coming.


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[Assistant] I had broken my personal rules. Instead of saying, of shying away from the memories, I had walked forward and greeted them. I had heard his voice, so clearly in my head.


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[Assistant] That was going to cost me, I was sure of it. Especially if I couldn't reclaim the haze to protect myself. I felt too alert, and that frightened me.


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[Assistant] But relief was still the strongest emotion in my body. Relief that came from the very core of my being.


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[Assistant] I worried late in the night when my exhaustion of sleep deprivation broke down my defenses.


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[Assistant] That it was all slipping away. That my mind was a sieve, and I would someday not be able to remember the precise color of his eyes, the feel of his cool skin, or the texture of his voice. I could not think of them, but I must remember them.


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[Assistant] Because there was just one thing that I had to believe to be able to live. I had to know that he existed. That was all. Everything else I could endure. So long as he existed.


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[Assistant] That's why I was more trapped in- That's why I was more trapped in forks than I ever had been before. Why I'd fought with Charlie when he suggested a change. Honestly, it shouldn't matter. No one was ever coming back here.


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[Assistant] Forbidden to remember, terrified to forget, it was a hard line to walk.


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[Assistant] I was surprised when Jessica stopped the car in front of my house. The ride had not taken long, but short as it seemed, I wouldn't have thought Jessica could go that long without speaking.


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[Assistant] Thanks for going out with me, Jess, I said as I opened my door. That was fun. I had hoped that fun was the appropriate word.


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[Assistant] Sure, she muttered. I'm sorry about... after the movie. Whatever, Bella. She glared out the windshield instead of looking at me. She seemed to be growing angrier rather than getting over it. See you Monday? Yeah, bye.


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[Assistant] I'd forgotten her by the time I was inside. Charlie was waiting for me in the middle of the hall, his arms folded tight over his chest with his hands balled into fists.


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[Assistant] Hey dad, I said absentmindedly as I ducked around Charlie, heading for the stairs. I'd been thinking about him for too long, and I wanted to be upstairs before it caught up with me.


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[Assistant] Where have you been? Charlie demanded. I looked at my dad surprised. I went to a movie in Port Angeles with Jessica. Like I told you this morning.


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[Assistant] Sure, I said. We watched zombies eat people. It was great. His eyes narrowed. Night, Dad. He let me pass. I hurried to my room. I lay in my bed a few minutes later, resigned as the pain finally made its appearance. It was a crippling thing. The sensation that a huge hole had been punched through my chest.


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[Assistant] I gasped for air, and my head spun like my efforts yielded me nothing. My heart must have been beating too, but I couldn't hear the sound of my pulse in my ears. My hands felt blue with cold.


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[Assistant] I curled inward, hugging my ribs to hold myself together. I scrambled for my numbness, my denial, but it evaded me.


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[Assistant] And yet, I found I could survive. I was alert. I felt the pain, the aching loss that radiated out from my chest, sending racking waves of hurt through my limbs and head. But it was manageable.


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[Assistant] For the first time in a long time, I didn't know what to expect in the morning.


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[Assistant] I have not forgotten Mr. Rochester in all these changes of home and fortune. His name was written on my heart and would stay there as long as I lived.


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[Assistant] Not only had I written to ask Mr. Briggs more about him, I'd also written twice to Mrs. Fairfax. But after I had waited in vain for six months, I lost hope and felt low indeed.


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[Assistant] Diana said I looked ill and needed a holiday at the seaside.


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[Assistant] But Sinjan thought I ought to concentrate on more serious work, and gave me even more Hindustani exercises to do. One day, while he and I were walking on the moors, he announced, Jane, I'll be leaving in six weeks. You're doing God's work. He'll protect you, I replied. Yes.


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[Assistant] It seems strange to me that all my friends don't want to join me. God offers a place in heaven to all who serve him. What does your heart say to that, Jane? My heart is silent. My heart is silent, I murmured. Then I must speak for it, said the deep stern voice. Jane, come with me to India as a missionary. Was it a call from God? I felt as if I was under a terrible spell.


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[Assistant] And I trembled, afraid that I might not be able to escape. Oh, Sinjin, don't choose me! I begged.


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[Assistant] But it was useless appealing to a man who always did what he believed to be his duty, however unpleasant it was.


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[Assistant] God intended you to be a missionary's wife, he continued. Trust in him, Jane. Marry me, for the service of God. I can't do it, Sinjin. I'm not strong enough, I cried.


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[Assistant] The iron bars of a cage seem to be closing in around me. I've seen how hard you can work, Jane.


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[Assistant] You will be a great help to me with Indian women and in Indian schools." I thought, yes, I could do that. But I know that he doesn't love me. And despite that, he asked me to marry him. So I said, I'm ready to go with you to India, but as a sister, not as a wife. He shook his head. You must see that's impossible. No, a sister could marry at any time and leave me.


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[Assistant] I need a wife who will obey me in life and who will stay with me until death.


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[Assistant] What's this all about? I regret that we have to wait for you so informally, Mr. Dierhold. This is Dr. Honecker. How do you do? You've heard of my health resort, the Old Mill Hot Springs? No, I haven't. No? Mr. Haldine tells me you, uh, are interested in obtaining work. Yes, I am, but, uh...


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[Assistant] Thank you. No doubt you're very confused, Mr. D. Holt. You're not a man to exaggerate, doctor.


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[Assistant] I made a thorough study of radiotherapy in Leipzig. Excellent. You hear, Haldin?


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[Assistant] Don't trust him, doctor. They'll have. Don't be vindictive. We need clever men. We need you too.


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[Assistant] I believe you acted the way you did because you were shocked by what we did to Bainbridge. My friend, we have to do those things. There's nothing we can do about the girl, but I'm giving you a last opportunity to become part of the New Order.


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[Assistant] I'm not going to a hospital. Please get him out of here.


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[Assistant] Now we have all grown to love him very much.


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[Assistant] The whole family together? Let's get that camera.


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[Assistant] My mind raced ahead. What if I was able to distract or even take them out?


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[Assistant] I couldn't imagine petulant little Jane surrendering her advantage, even to learn. If I was able to kill them, what difference that would make. I have to learn everything.


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[Assistant] I tried to think of another situation where my thick skull would give me an advantage. I didn't know enough about what the others did.


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[Assistant] Obviously fighters like the huge Felix were beyond me. I could only try to give Emmet his fair fight there. I didn't know much about the rest of the Volturi guard besides Dimitri. My face was perfectly smooth as I considered Dimitri. Without a doubt, he would be a fighter. There was no other way he could have survived so long, always at the spear point of any attack. And he must always lead because he was their tracker.


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[Assistant] The best tracker in the world, no doubt. If there had been one better, the Volturi would have traded up. Aro didn't surround himself with second best. If Dimitri didn't exist, then we could run. Whoever was left of us in any case, my daughter warm in my arms. Someone could run with her, Jacob or Rosalie, whoever was left. And if Dimitri didn't exist,


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[Assistant] Then Alice and Jasper could be safe forever. Is that what Alice had seen? That part of our family could continue? The two of them at the very least. Could I begrudge her that? Dimitri, I said. Dimitri is mine, Edward said in a hard, tight voice. I looked at him quickly and saw that his expression had turned violent. Why? I whispered. He didn't answer at first.


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[Assistant] We were to the river when he finally murmured, for Alice.


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[Assistant] It's the only thanks I can give her now for the last 50 years. So his thoughts were in line with mine.


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[Assistant] I heard Jacob's heavy paws thudding against the frozen ground. In seconds, he was pacing beside me, his dark eyes focused on Renesmee. I nodded to him once, then returned to my questions. There was so little time. Edward.


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[Assistant] Why do you think Alice told us to ask Eliezer about the Volturi? Has he been in Italy recently or something? What could he know? Eliezer knows everything when it comes to the Volturi. I forgot you didn't know. He used to be one of them. I hissed involuntarily. Jacob growled beside me. What? I demanded.


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[Assistant] In my head picturing the beautiful dark haired man at our wedding wrapped in a long ashy cloak. Edward's face was softer now. He smiled a little. Eliezer is a very gentle person. He wasn't entirely happy with the Volturi, but he respected the law and its need to be upheld. He felt he was working toward the greater good. He doesn't regret his time with them. But when he found Carmen, he found his place in this world. They are very similar people.


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[Assistant] I imagine they would have eventually discovered a way to live without human blood on their own. The pictures in my head were jarring. I couldn't make them match up. A compassionate Volturi soldier? Edward glanced at Jacob and answered a silent question. No, he wasn't one of their warriors, so to speak. He had a gift they found convenient. Jacob must have asked the obvious follow up question. He has an instinctive feel for the gifts of others.


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[Assistant] The extra abilities that some vampires have, Edward told him. He could give Aro a general idea of what any given vampire was capable of just by being in proximity with him or her. This was helpful when the Volturi went into battle.


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[Assistant] He could warn them if someone in the opposing coven had a skill that might give them some trouble. That was rare.


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[Assistant] It takes quite a skill to even inconvenience the Volturi for a moment. More often, the warning would give Aro the chance to save someone who might be useful to him.


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[Assistant] Alright, hey guys, it's Jay aka That's So Jay and I am back with another SLPA video. This is a video of course talking about my career as a contracted speech pathologist assistant. So as you guys know, I did work


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[Assistant] As a contracted SLPA, so I worked as a speech pathologist assistant and I was a traveling SLPA.


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[Assistant] S-L-P-A position, I honestly did not realize it was in Washington state until they emailed me and I just, you know, did the phone interview and was just like, okay, probably not gonna get the job.


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[Assistant] All the way to Seattle, from New Jersey, I was like, no. I literally called them and was like, oh, thanks for the offer, but no.


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[Assistant] And my dad literally like yelled at me and was just like, why would you like miss out on something like that? You were like complaining, you can't find nothing in your field, and you get this amazing opportunity to tell them no.


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[Assistant] On why I would not go and why I should go and of course the pros won and I was like, you know what, I'm going.


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[Assistant] So, this video was also to say, like, don't be afraid to move for a job, uhm, especially if it's an amazing opportunity. I was in a situation where I knew nobody out there, I was on the other side of the country, it was definitely really hard, really challenging, but,


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[Assistant] Eight hours, five hours away from my hometown. So that worked out really well.


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[Assistant] Okay, so some of the pros that I would definitely say about working as a contracted traveling SLPA is


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[Assistant] Definitely the connections. I met so many people. I received recommendation letters every single time at the end of my contract from the speech pathologist that I was working under.


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[Assistant] And it was just an amazing experience because that's one thing definitely when you're applying to like graduate schools, you're always going to need recommendation letters and professional ones are, you know, just as good as getting ones from your professors. They'll usually like ask for both, but


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[Assistant] The person that's in the career that you hope to be in one day is always going to be beneficial to


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[Assistant] Like they're paying directly through your rent, like to like, you know, your landlord. It's like, no, they give it to you.


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[Assistant] So that's also very beneficial. You're getting a lot of stipends like mixed in with your check, so.


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[Assistant] I had my dad look over my contract. I sent it to my professors back at my university. They all worked as SLPs. Uhm, one of my mentors said, you know, she did the same thing when she was fresh out of undergrad.


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[Assistant] Any student from any background. So I would say I definitely benefited a lot from that and was like,


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[Assistant] Moving, I would definitely say moving was really hard, like finding somewhere to live, uhm, just leaving my family, it was like a really difficult thing, but that's also kinda like a pro anicon, like it's good to travel and like experience new cities, new states, but sometimes it can also just be like


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[Assistant] Like so many YouTube videos I reached out to people like through Instagram that I saw like lived in that city or lived in that area. Uhm, this can be very hard if you're not a very sociable person, like if you don't know how to make friends.


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[Assistant] Pro, I know I'm kinda hopping out over the place, guys, I'm sorry, but a pro of being a contract to SLPA is it looks so good on your resume, so this is kinda ties up after everything I say, like the recommendation letters, making the connections, getting the experience of working with people from all over the country, different students, different backgrounds.


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[Assistant] So, you know, I had to create lesson plans, like I was getting really good hands on experience, I was able to make a good living for myself, so all of those things


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[Assistant] Five minutes from Idaho. So, like, don't be, like, afraid if you're like, oh my god, I don't want to live there, like, I'm so scared, like, just go for it, uhm.


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[Assistant] Then the chick has to jump from the nest into the sea and the parents feed it down below.


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[Assistant] It's sitting close to the wall and it's dad is shielding it from the cold.


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[Assistant] And the mother's nearing out the chick. She's calling, come on out. And now the little one's looking at least. Perhaps it'll jump in. No, she's feeding him up at the top. How this little bird swallows this huge fish is simply fascinating.


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[Assistant] Little Gilly isn't worried at all about the waves. He just swims around them, completely relaxed.


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[Assistant] They dig holes, possibly beneath other animals' enclosures, and they carry diseases. Wild rabbits are a very sensitive issue.


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[Assistant] Hello everyone and welcome to the video. Here we are with sons and daughters. It is unlucky episode 13. Is it going to be unlucky for them? We don't know. But we shall see.


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[Assistant] If you're, if you've just tuned into this as a first episode, I strongly advise you to go back because we've got two major plot lines in swing here. One seems to be heading towards its conclusion unless it's thrown out.


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[Assistant] And the other, I don't know where that is in the storyline, I thought that was heading to the conclusion, but...


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[Assistant] And to my Patreon members, it's you bringing the content to me to allow me to bring the content back to you. Thank you also very much, I do greatly appreciate it and I appreciate all of you, no matter what tier, and I appreciate everyone who's subscribed to me so far. So with that, let's get into the video. So as I said, Unlucky 13.


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[Assistant] I don't think she's got any interest in him whatsoever, no matter what Pat does. Patricia.


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[Assistant] The way you were acting in the park or whatever it was.


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[Assistant] I don't want no spoilers about anyone who may die, get married, be born, anything like that please.


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[Assistant] Let's see if you can see anything. It's Monag, coming home and away.


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[Assistant] I think that's the third time we've seen that now. They're like the imaginals.


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[Assistant] So sign out, and also, continuing what was said in the credits, Monday, uh, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturday mornings, if you want them, combination streets. I am trying to get more combination streets.


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[Assistant] That wouldn't be that. I wouldn't want people stealing my videos, so...


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[Assistant] I'm not going to steal other people's. I will be fair with them and just hope people will be fair with me.


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[Assistant] So with that, I want to thank everyone for watching. If you're subscribed, I want to give you a big thank you for that as well. I do urge you to follow me on Dailymotion. It's an action channel. I could get three strikes in an instant, in one day, in one minute. And then my channel's down, but I'll keep posting to Dailymotion if I just do that. So hopefully,


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[Assistant] It doesn't, but just in case, give me a follow under any motion.


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[Assistant] If you aren't subscribed, give me a subscribe as well, if you would, and that would really help me out. I mean, you don't have to, I'm not gonna force you to, but you'll be notified when videos come out.


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[Assistant] And to my Patreon members, it is you that is bringing the content to me to allow me to bring the content back to you. Thank you all so very much. No matter what team you are, it is you that is really helping the channel out. I mean, the YouTubers are, but you're funding the channel, basically.


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[Assistant] You're letting me get more DVDs, getting more out, so with that, I want to thank each and every one of you. I really do appreciate you, I honestly do. So with that, let's sign out and go to the next one. Hope to see you there. Goodbye.


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[Assistant] To see the sources of the recorded sensory signals, switch to the audio layer in the editor. Go ahead and try that now. Okay good.


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[Assistant] It must be a little different fighting for your parents' survival than it is just fighting for yourself.


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[Assistant] Humback fights don't work. They don't work. Look at boxing history. Forget about the names Leonard and Hagler. Call them Fighter A and Fighter B.


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[Assistant] The fighter, the fighter B is the fighter who comes out of retirement. Boxing history will show you it doesn't work.


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[Assistant] Sorry to call you, but I thought you oughta know that a detective named Bailey is looking for your friend, Janey Joy.


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[Assistant] Well young man, the things you'll study here you'll find will be a little different. History, literature, certain games and other less technicalogical subjects. Supposed to put you in Pat's class for the time being.


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[Assistant] It'll be a great loss to us, Leona. I'd be hoping you'd take over this job of mine in a couple of years.


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[Assistant] A little later, Oliver woke up and was very anxious to tell his story, although he had lost a lot of blood and was very weak.


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[Assistant] When the doctor and the ladies had heard all about his sad life, they were quite sure that they wanted to save Oliver from any unfair punishment.


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[Assistant] So Dr. Losburn went down to the kitchen to talk to the three servants who had surprised Sykes and Oliver during the robbery.


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[Assistant] Let's check by the way that this plays nicely with our two different conditions. Namely, if I therefore take t of c times x, well,


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[Assistant] What this tells me is it goes to 2 times c times x.


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[Assistant] And this is going to be, uh, twice x plus y. That's its definition.


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[Assistant] But we know that scalar multiplication distributes over vector addition, so this is going to be just the same thing as 2x plus 2y, and these things are precisely t of x plus t of y.


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[Assistant] Hello, I said. What is your name? Mary Legs, he said, turning round. I'm very handsome. I carry the young ladies on my back, and sometimes


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[Assistant] I take Mrs. Gordon out in one of the carriages. Are you going to live next to me in the box? Yes, I said. Then I hope you are well behaved, he said. I don't like anyone who bites. A horse's head looked over from the store beyond. It was a tall brown mare, and she did not look pleased. So it's you who's turned me out of my box.


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[Assistant] I'm sorry, I said, but the man put me in here, so it's not my fault. I don't want to argue with anyone, I just wish to live in peace.


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[Assistant] Ginger has a bad habit of biting people, he explained. One day she bit James in the arm, and Miss Flora and Miss Jessie, the children, were afraid to come into the stable after that. If you don't bite, I hope they'll start to come again.


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[Assistant] You know, you're terribly hunched over. We'll fix that too. And that sick walk of yours, you'll get over that too.


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[Assistant] Trouble with me is I always have to remodel everything. Are you willing?


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[Assistant] That's why you're wrong. Dark, soft, and velvety. I've been pumping her. Right by you, Dan. Anything that doesn't remind her of hospitals. Oh, sorry.


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[Assistant] I could have won all bets. Go on up.


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[Assistant] I had a lot to start with. Until I found her I had to use two different models.


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[Assistant] One from the neck down, another from the neck up. But Miriam's got it both ways, right Miriam?


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[Assistant] Just let Dan worry about his problems. You know, modesty looks very nice on the right people.


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[Assistant] Well, after a good lunch, we'll start over again.


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[Assistant] Okay, I told you to leave it to Ann. Ann, John says lunch will be late. Will you see what you can do?


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[Assistant] I know, still two o'clock on that thing. Yes, I will have to get you in your watch.


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[Assistant] And did you ever feel off the beam? Remember when...


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[Assistant] That's why we left. We took a little drive to sober up.


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[Assistant] Why not? It's what you wanted to know, isn't it? You asked it, you'll have the answer.


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[Assistant] I'm an idiot. What's the matter with me? Now I know why I've been sketching that face of yours.


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[Assistant] She said it in front of me. I never heard anything more innocent. You're hysterical Anne.


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[Assistant] I can't stand by and see you wreck the life and health of a girl who hasn't done anything to you. Dan will never forgive you for this, and neither will I.


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[Assistant] Little Saint Cecilia. No wonder I couldn't paint a saint.


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[Assistant] As your father's unable to take care of you, we've decided that we will. We'll send you somewhere, a sanitarian.


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[Assistant] Not a hospital. A place where you can live and have people to look after you. There's one near Boston. And we'll even go into Hawk to keep you there.


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[Assistant] You'll write to Dan and tell him that you've gotten worse and that you've decided you can't ever see him again because marriage would be impossible. And very gently, bit by bit, you'll break it to him that you're not in love with him anyway.


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[Assistant] Yes. You'll write your letter first thing in the morning. I'll make sure it's mailed.


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[Assistant] Sure, Skipper probably just got tired of singing and went somewhere else. Anyway, he may even sing there too, you don't know. And have you got a box or something?


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[Assistant] Evelyn, are you sure you want to marry Dan?


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[Assistant] That's the way it is. But you don't know the things she said about me. June 14th. I love Douglas more and more. He's everything I ever wanted in a man.


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[Assistant] I've been a fool. I thought I loved Douglas. But tonight I realize how wrong I was.


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[Assistant] No, ehm. We came pretty close, but you're jumping over.


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[Assistant] Alternatively, uh, if I was to take the transformation,


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[Assistant] And then, both of these individual things, I can break up using rule one and say that this is just going to be c times tx plus d times t of y.


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[Assistant] So, for example, I'm going to imagine that I have a vector here that I'm going to refer to as u, and I'm going to imagine that I have a vector here, and I'm going to refer to that vector as v.


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[Assistant] Now what I want to do is I want to imagine that I can transform this particular vector, or any vector on the plane, by some linear transformation.


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[Assistant] But try not to get too bogged down in that, because what we're defining as a linear transformation here is one in which the sum of two things goes to the transformation of both of the individual things added up together. And indeed rotation obeys that property.


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[Assistant] Yes, I wrote that, Dan. I told her there was a quarrel. That's what Ann and I quarreled about.


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[Assistant] Born in the city of New York in the year 1774, Elizabeth Ann Bailey was left motherless at the age of three. Her devoted father, Dr. Richard Bailey,


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[Assistant] But of all their treasures, their love was the most precious.


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[Assistant] After William's death, Elizabeth was brought to the city of Leghorn.


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[Assistant] As the guest of Antonio Felici, his wife Amabilia, and his brother Filippo.


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[Assistant] Father Dubois then introduced Mother Seton to her new home and school.


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[Assistant] In her efforts to solicit new students and funds, Elizabeth encountered problems she thought she had left behind.


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[Assistant] But a strong-willed Elizabeth, determined to further the works of her order, finally took drastic measures.


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[Assistant] Through her persistent efforts, Mother Seton's works flourished. But personal tragedy would once again leave her with a burden that was hard to accept.


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[Assistant] In the many institutions of learning, of caring, of healing, which our order has established, excellencies, I point out to you that one small, frail, but determined woman


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[Assistant] Trying to avoid the spotlight and he doesn't want to be thrust back into it. He moves very frequently.


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[Assistant] I said, here's a guy that can't hit a barn door 60 feet away with a baseball and you're telling me that you're going to keep him over me?


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[Assistant] He said, before I ever leave it, I gotta, the Dodgers have paid me, they've been great.


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[Assistant] The first pitch I think I called for curveballing was a ball and I called for change up was a ball and then I called for fastballing.


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[Assistant] He wasn't getting his curb all over. And I went out, that's the name of the salmon, I called it Sam.


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[Assistant] I always had all problems and, and, uh, had a hard time loosening up. They had a, they used to work on him and that night before he pissed.


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[Assistant] I've seen some multi-good pictures. I saw Lefty Grove, Eane, Bobby Feller, later on Warren Spahn, Whitey Ford, Carlton, Sieber, Clemens. I've seen all these great pictures since the early 1930s. And yet when I think of great pictures, Kofax is like Mount Everest.


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[Assistant] And look, there is no hard proof yet of direct links between Trump himself and Russia, but he does have a weird, noticeably soft spot for both the country and its leader.


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[Assistant] And you know, as for all those photo ops, well you'd really be surprised how many Russians look at those and take them at face value.


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[Assistant] I see, so Putin's friends depend on him for their wealth. That actually explains how he wound up once going out dressed like this. Because any real friend would tell him, Vladimir, no, I love you, but you cannot pull off white denim.


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[Assistant] But it's not just Putin's friends who've become rich. Some estimates put Putin's personal wealth anywhere from 40 to 85 billion dollars, which would make him one of the richest men in the world. And although he strenuously denies it, nothing about his finances adds up.


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[Assistant] Maybe Vladimir Putin has just been extraordinarily lucky in his life. And if so, it contrasts with the extreme misfortune that many of his critics and political opponents have suffered. Opposition leader Boris Nemtsov was shot dead.


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[Assistant] Had nothing to do with any of that and just got lucky. Maybe the guy has a rabbit's foot.


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[Assistant] Putin has carefully created an atmosphere in Russia that is extremely hostile to any opposition. Standing up to him can mean being targeted by trolls and not just on the internet. When Garry Kasparov spoke at a political opposition event, he was interrupted, and this is true, by radio-controlled flying dildos. And you know what?


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[Assistant] But here is what we can say about Putin without a doubt. He, among other things, annexed Crimea


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[Assistant] Now, to give you just a sense of how anti-gay Russian TV is, their most popular makeover show features five straight guys and is called, That Jacket Looks Fine.


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[Assistant] Watch what happened last year when Bill O'Reilly tried to game out how Trump would respond to Russian planes buzzing U.S. warships.


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[Assistant] The thing is, Trump has already given Putin something absolutely massive and he may not even realize it yet. Let me explain.


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[Assistant] Putin is actually a little bit weaker than you think at the moment. His economy is struggling, which is not great news for an autocrat who may have stolen billions from his own people. But...


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[Assistant] He is still very popular, in part because he routinely deflects criticism onto the US. And not just to dodge blame, but to delegitimize our ability to claim the moral high ground. Russians love it.


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[Assistant] Yeah, but not all problems are the same. It's like comparing La La Land, an Academy Award nominated movie with glaring flaws, to The Human Centipede, a thing that barely counts as a film.


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[Assistant] This message that, you know, if things are bad here, just know that they are just as bad in America, that is a key Putin technique. Russian state media spent a good part of last year insisting that the US election was rigged, and they did this for a clear reason.


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[Assistant] America has had and continues to have endemic problems that need fixing. That might as well be the title of this show.


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[Assistant] But there seems to be a genuine danger that if unchecked, Trump may trade any or all of that away in exchange for getting along better, whatever the fuck that really means.


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[Assistant] When Jeff Gordon came in, he brought the mainstream American public with him.


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[Assistant] And us against the world, NASCAR fans said, no, no, no, no, no. It's us against the world. We don't want Jeff Gordon bringing the world to our cause. And they resented the hell out of it.


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[Assistant] There was the new kid on the block, and appeared, you know, by Earnhardt's school, thought appeared to be a little bit of a sissy. It was natural that Earnhardt was going to pick on him.


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[Assistant] Jeff told me Earnhardt even came up to me one day and asked if I was gay. Well, I printed the quote and I've got a feeling that it started right there.


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[Assistant] Brooke wanted him to be a man and a husband and to stand up to his parents and not let them tell them what to do. But she had certain things that she wanted Jeff to do.


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[Assistant] Out of his first marriage, now we see Jeff completely without handlers, without anybody telling him what to do.


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[Assistant] I could see it bothered him when he was introduced. The reaction from the fans was, hey, you've won too many. That can't be easy, you know, to be punished for being good.


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[Assistant] He was a 12th to 15th place car a lot of the time, and that wore on him terribly.


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[Assistant] Called him a crybaby. It was the right story for this sport which was in the process of going from regional, Earnhardt, to national, Gordon. From rough and tumble, Earnhardt, to polished and slick, Gordon.


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[Assistant] Ray Evernham had probably at that time accumulated enough knowledge to be


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[Assistant] I'm gonna say a full year ahead of everybody else in the garage area.


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[Assistant] The fact is I think Ray Everham had something to prove that it was, it was Ray Everham.


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[Assistant] And I don't buy that. It takes two. And I think that's a lifestyle that Jeff wanted to live.


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[Assistant] So for fake news, it's a great question and there's no real definition for it. I think that the left tried to make fake news. I thought the goal was going to be anything that's right of center, anything that people on the right want to talk about and not the left.


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[Assistant] Quickly re-appropriated it to anything that was the least bit false that a establishment or left wing outlet put out.


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[Assistant] So that's the parlor trick, that's what the right did, is they saw the word fake news, the left is going to use this to harm us, potentially use it to get us banned from social media, or demoted from social media, uh, and the right said we have to take this term back for ourselves, and I think they did an effective job.


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[Assistant] He called one of the key members of Trump's administration, gerbils. It's anyone who's comparing him to Trump. That's not true. That's not true. I called him baby gerbils. Baby gerbils.


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[Assistant] I don't think that that's fair at all, and I think that you can keep using these tactics, but Trump and the Rasmussen poll today, 50%, I don't think it's working for you guys, so please go ahead, keep comparing us to Nazis and Hitler, and we'll see how it goes for you.


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[Assistant] It is my happy privilege to introduce a new song. God bless America.


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[Assistant] Johnny Doughboy overseas, filled with pride and joy. Stopping everyone he meets and shouting, it's a boy!


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[Assistant] I caught you! Ooh, it's alive! Come on, wipe the smile off your face. Come on, get serious! Get serious!


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[Assistant] The policeman told the magistrate what he had heard and how he had searched Oliver afterwards and found nothing. Are there any witnesses? asked the magistrate. None answered the policeman.


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[Assistant] Mr Fang then turned to Mr Brownlow and angrily told him to describe what had happened.


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[Assistant] Mr Brownlow explained that he had run after the boy only because he saw him running away.


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[Assistant] I don't believe that for a moment," said Mr. Fang, unpleasantly. He turned to Oliver.


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[Assistant] Come now, don't try any clever tricks with me. What's your name? He demanded.


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[Assistant] Oliver tried to reply, but he was too weak to speak.


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[Assistant] He was deadly pale, and he felt the room spinning round him.


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[Assistant] But Aphrodite is my fellow goddess and we share ties of blood as well as friendship. If I were to hide you...


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[Assistant] So I'm afraid that I cannot allow you to stay here any longer.


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[Assistant] There, in a dark wood, under old trees, she saw another beautiful temple, walking toward it. She saw many messages of thanks for the help of the goddess, whose name was spelled in letters of gold.


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[Assistant] But Aphrodite is married to my son, her fastest. How could I go against her wishes?


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[Assistant] Miss sounds like you're talking to somebody else.


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[Assistant] I was street casted for Pusha 3. And then I began to, to act and there was more of it and I, I, I, I feel like, you know, I found something that I, I love to do. The way that he made it, that he made the, he street cast the people, made that he got something original.


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[Assistant] I think Yang, he was like, opening up my eyes and I was like, hey man, maybe I am, maybe he's right, maybe I'm good at this. So he was like, uh, changing my life, yeaah.


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[Assistant] All right, Miss Kraski, how about going over your story once again?


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[Assistant] Tell me what you want me to believe. How about making it true this time?


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[Assistant] I wonder if you realize, Miss Kurasky, just how stupid you're being. We already know enough about you to send you to the chair.


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[Assistant] Believe me, you'd be a lot better off if you told the truth.


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[Assistant] I say, Miss Roper, did you ever see this gun before?


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[Assistant] Thank you. That's all, Miss Robert. Did you ever see this before, Miss Kurasky? Here, take it. Take it, Miss Kurasky.


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[Assistant] You recognize this, Miss Kurasky? That's your signature, isn't it? And those are your fingerprints that were taken when you applied for a passport.


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[Assistant] Well, Miss Kurasky, the fingerprints that were on this gun and those prints match perfectly. Can you explain that?


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[Assistant] You don't know? Send Dr. Lindstrom in. Dr. Lindstrom, please.


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[Assistant] No, no I didn't. But you knew Nora Goodrich well. We would have been married. Do you know whether she ever owned a gun? I'm sure she didn't. You're sure you never saw this gun in her apartment?


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[Assistant] This girl claims she's not Jane Carraschi. She says she's Nora Goodrich. Can you identify her?


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[Assistant] Well, Mrs. Kurasky, or whatever your name is, here are the facts. We know Nora Goodrich's car knocked you down. We know you hope to collect a great deal of money from her.


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[Assistant] We found your fingerprints on the gun that was used to shoot Nora Goodrich. We know you lied about your name and where you came from. Wouldn't it be easier for you to confess now?


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[Assistant] You know, they absolutely can get it done. You just don't bet against Mitch McConnell's ability to figure this kind of thing out. I mean, this is the legislative equivalent of landing a 747 in a suburban driveway.


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[Assistant] You ever got it a bear with a knife or taken a lion with a spear? Even in death they continue to fight. But it's nothing compared to the kill of a seasoned immortal.


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[Assistant] Ladies and gentlemen, will you please disembark from the coach and hand over your money and jewels? Hurry it up! I don't have all day!


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[Assistant] Walter Reinhardt, of Salzburg. Charles Guildford, Earl of Covington, at your service.


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[Assistant] What you tell me, there are methods of all the earmarks of what has become known as big business and crime. In other words, a syndicate. After a steer is dressed, he's worth $100 a head. A thousand steers represents $100,000.


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[Assistant] Thanks, son. Drop by headquarters some day so we can shake hands. Goodbye.


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[Assistant] Radio. Notify Rangers Stafford and Gilpin.


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[Assistant] And his wife's saying, he's coming, he's coming, he's coming, and he's, the guy's getting a little angry. And he's saying, what is it with you?


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[Assistant] I think Arne's Army, uh, was heavily populated by, uh, by females who brought that


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[Assistant] Then as you get to see him in press situations where you're talking back and forth, you realize that he's extremely controlled.


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[Assistant] I think one of the reasons he holds so tightly to his image is that he doesn't know how people are going to react to him if he steps out of that character.


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[Assistant] Every steel worker who had the day off in Pittsburgh came out to watch that tournament every day. They made noise, they hollered, they shrieked it. When Nick was trying to put it, it was very distracting.


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[Assistant] From time to time, he'd come real close to her and not only his self, but a lot of other people.


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[Assistant] We run Martinsville and we go down the first corner. He's done comes down through pit road, cut it, cut the corner, run out in the grass, jump the dead gun, deal ahead about a foot high there and landed on the hood of my car.


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[Assistant] We're just going to win the race in the first lap. I didn't care if he knocked himself out, I just didn't like him knocking me out.


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[Assistant] We watched other people hit the wall. I've hit the wall. You know, you walk away. So...


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[Assistant] And Arnold was very clever to see what he needed to do with himself to develop his people skills.


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[Assistant] Also brought to you by Lincoln Financial Group. Lincoln Financial Group. Clear solutions in a complex world. By Burger King, where you can have the delicious king of fries. Burger King, when you have it your way, it just tastes better. And by Nike.


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[Assistant] Our pit reporters from ESPN would do interviews with him and the camera only shoots from the waist up.


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[Assistant] Earnhardt would be stepping on the toes of the pit reporter as hard as he possibly could during the interview, trying to get them to break. And he would wear heavy steel-toed boots just for the purpose.


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[Assistant] The concept of driver marketing, Dale Earnhardt more or less invented it. He branded motor racing far before anybody else ever thought of it.


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[Assistant] Ralph Earnhardt said, if you ever want to make it, boy, you gotta get off this dirt. You need to get the asphalt.


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[Assistant] Bernhardt was driving this short track piece of junk, running past all these high dollar race cars. Austin said, I don't know who that kid is, but we gotta hire him and put him in a race car.


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[Assistant] It was about 11 o'clock at night and we're sitting there in a little portable studio and right behind our window it stops this motorcycle with this policeman on the front and Dale Earnhardt on the back still in his fire suit and he looks in this window with both hands in the air he says, I want the Daytona 500.


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[Assistant] I remember Dale told me, my daddy said, never, ever take food off the table to race. But whatever else you have to do, you do.


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[Assistant] Ben Dellenhart Jr. won the Richmond race and here comes Big E running in by me. He leans down in his ear and he says, congratulations, I love you, find a way home.


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[Assistant] He goes to a car dealership in Kannapolis and he goes over and says, you don't know me, but I really need a car to drive to Daytona. The guy says, look, I got an old


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[Assistant] You beat up, you know, car out here, I'll let you just take. He turns around and walks back to the guy and says, someday, I'm gonna make it. And when I do, I'm gonna remember you. Well, after Dale won a number of titles, he had an opportunity to buy a Chevrolet dealership. General Motors said, who's gonna run it? He says, I got a guy in mind. That's the guy he called back in Canapolis.


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[Assistant] A week before that, he walked his sister down the aisle and took his dad's place, giving his sister away in marriage. And that night, he took his dad's place at the head of the field as a winner at Daytona.


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[Assistant] Like a second home to him. He came down here as a kid with a bunch of friends and they had a couple bucks and...


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[Assistant] They're running in the sportsman race and he just took a shining to the track right from the first time he got on the track.


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[Assistant] He actually turned his back on everybody for like five minutes to gather his emotions and his thoughts. I've never seen him do that before.


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[Assistant] He's turned around, sat in the back of the ambulance, and the tow truck guys put his car on the hook, and he says,


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[Assistant] You know, those wheels are still straight. See if the car will fire up.


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[Assistant] It feels like my face is falling off. How long must we be here?


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[Assistant] It's meant to cool you, Nigel. Stimulate the sweat glands.


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[Assistant] Do you think you must live your life correctly in order to become pure?


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[Assistant] The weight of the mountain must pass through you, not anchor you.


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[Assistant] They were thinking how they could end their younger sister's happiness if they had to kill her to do it.


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[Assistant] Psyche's unseen husband warned her again as follows.


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[Assistant] Do you not see how fortune is secretly planning to undo your happiness?


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[Assistant] These women are trying to catch you in their trap by getting you to see me.


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[Assistant] If they come here another time, do not to, do not talk with them.


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[Assistant] At least do not talk to them about your husband or tell them anything about me. You have my child growing inside your, inside you right now. If you do as I say, your child will be a god. If not, he will be just an ordinary human.


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[Assistant] Your enemies whom you call your sisters are like an army camped and ready to make war against you. Their drawn swords are at your throat. Be good to yourself and to me. Do not look at or listen to them. In their hatred,


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[Assistant] They think nothing of the ties of blood between you. Do not think of them as your sisters.


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[Assistant] Then the king asked him what reward he would take for saving his daughter.


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[Assistant] replied that he had fallen in love with Andromeda.


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[Assistant] And do you think he loves her?


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[Assistant] Because I didn't see him trying to save her from the monster. Andromeda had come to love to Perseus, and also agreed with him about Phineas, and so it was agreed that Perseus should be Andromeda's husband.


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[Assistant] The girl is mine, and I will take her, he told them all.


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[Assistant] There are many more of us than there are of you, and we are ready to fight for you all in your wedding clothes.


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[Assistant] Of course that was exactly the wrong thing to say to Perseus. He reached under the table. For the Gorgons had and warned the guests, let all my friends now look away. The guests believed Perseus and did so.


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[Assistant] But Phineas and his men of course thought that it was just a trick.


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[Assistant] Some of them were holding swords. Others were getting ready to throw their spear. Others again had drawn their bows.


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[Assistant] After the marriage,


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[Assistant] Keeping his mother a prisoner until he agreed to marry him.


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[Assistant] And it was not all happy to see him back safe and victorious cause there's turned the king to


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[Assistant] So uhm, uuuh.


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[Assistant] When they came home, they found that old


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[Assistant] Okay, okay.


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[Assistant] So uhm,


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[Assistant] Okay, okay.


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[Assistant] So uhm, uh, uh,


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[Assistant] The gods placed him among the stars with his wife Andromeda and Cassiopeia, her mother.


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[Assistant] People used to say, well he did all he does, he's back, he's manning and scoring. Is that right?


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[Assistant] One of the bad things that I remember happening with Oscar.


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[Assistant] And they would not let Oscar check into the Chanukah. We all wanted to go wherever Oscar was going to go.


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[Assistant] The fact that the Royals never got past the Celtics, never won the NDA Championship, a lot of that is going to fall on Oscar because he was the leader.


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[Assistant] Of 1956, I was going into my junior year in high school and I heard a local high school coach sitting among some people say, boy, there is a hell of a player over in Indiana. His name is Oscar Roberts.


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[Assistant] Embodying middle America in the way middle America would like to see itself. So therefore he could not be really codified properly for his impact to the game.


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[Assistant] Chapter 10 The Magician's Book


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[Assistant] It would have been funny even if they had moved along level with the floor as you would expect things to do in Invisible Hands, but they didn't.


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[Assistant] Isn't there human at all? More like huge grasshoppers or giant frogs, I should say. It does look like it, said Edmund, but don't put the idea of the grasshoppers into Lucy's head. She's not too keen on insects, especially big ones.


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[Assistant] And also if the conversation had not consisted entirely of agreements, the invisible people agreed about everything.


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[Assistant] Indeed, most of their remarks were the sort it would not be easy to disagree with.


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[Assistant] And Lucy would not help looking at the dark, yawning entrance to the foot of the staircase. She could see it from where she sat.


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[Assistant] But Eustace was sorry afterwards that he had drunk any.


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[Assistant] When Lucy woke up the next morning, it was like waking up on the day of an examination, or a day when you're going to the dentist. It was a lovely morning, with bees buzzing in and out of her open window.


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[Assistant] And the lawn outside looking very like somewhere in England.


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[Assistant] Then, after being instructed by the chief voice about what she was to do upstairs, she bid goodbye to the others, said nothing, walked to the bottom of the stairs, and began going up them, without once looking back. It was quite light. There was one good thing.


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[Assistant] There was indeed a window straight ahead of her at the top of the first flight.


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[Assistant] As long as she was on that flight, she could hear the tick tock.


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[Assistant] She said to herself, it did seem a bit hard that it should be the last. To reach it, she would have to walk past room after room, and in any room there might be the magician, asleep, or awake, or invisible, or even dead. But it wouldn't do to think about that. She set out on her journey.


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[Assistant] It would have been nicer if there had not been strange signs painted in scarlet on the doors, twisty, complicated things, which obviously had a meaning, and it mightn't be a very nice meaning either.


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[Assistant] It would have been nicer still if there weren't those masks hanging on the wall. Not that they were exactly ugly, or not so very ugly, but the empty eye holes did look queer, and if you let yourself


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[Assistant] After about the sixth door, she got her first real fright.


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[Assistant] For one second she felt almost certain that a wicked little bearded face had popped out of the wall and made a grimace at her. She forced herself to stop and look at it. And it was not a face at all. It was a little mirror, just the size and shape of her own face.


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[Assistant] But she didn't like the look of her own face with that hair and beard, and went on.


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[Assistant] I don't know what the bearded glass was for because I am not a magician. Before she reached the last door on the left


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[Assistant] Lucy was beginning to wonder whether the corridor had grown longer since she began her journey, and whether this was part of the magic of the house. But she got to it at last, and the door was open. It was a large room with three big windows, and it was lined from floor to ceiling with books. More books than Lucy had ever seen before. Tiny little books, fat and dumpy books.


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[Assistant] Was lying on a reading desk in the very middle of the room. She thought she would have to read it standing. And anyway, there were no chairs.


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[Assistant] And also that she would have to stand with her back to the door while she read it. So at once she turned to shut the door. It wouldn't shut.


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[Assistant] She said she wouldn't have minded if she could have shut the door, but that it was unpleasant to have to stand in a place like that with an open doorway right behind your back. I would have felt just the same. But there was nothing else to be done.


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[Assistant] The chief voice had not been able to give her any idea whereabouts in the book the spell for making things visible came. He even seemed rather surprised at her asking. He expected her to begin at the beginning and go on till she came to it.


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[Assistant] This, however, was only because it was fastened by two leaden clasps. And when she had undone these, it opened easily enough. And what a book it was! It was written, not printed.


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[Assistant] And in the margins and round the big coloured capital letters at the beginning of each spell, there were pictures. There was no title page, or title. The spells began straight away, and at first there was nothing very important in them. They were cures for war.


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[Assistant] By washing your hands in moonlight in a silver basin.


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[Assistant] The picture of the man with toothache was so lifelike.


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[Assistant] But it would have set your own teeth aching if you looked at it too long.


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[Assistant] And the golden bees which were dotted all around the fourth spell looked for a moment as if they were really flying. Lucy could hardly tear herself away from that first page.


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[Assistant] But when she turned over, the next was just as interesting. But I must get on, she told herself. And on she went for about 30 pages, which if she could have remembered them, would have taught her how to find buried treasure, how to remember things forgotten, how to forget things you wanted to forget, how to tell whether anyone was speaking the truth, how to call up or prevent wind.


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[Assistant] Which was such a blaze of pictures that one hardly noticed the writing. Hardly. But she did notice the first words. They were an infallible spell to make beautiful her that uttereth it beyond the lot of mortals. Lucy peered at the pictures with her face close to the page.


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[Assistant] And although they had seemed crowded and muddlesome before, she found she could now see them quite clearly.


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[Assistant] The first was a picture of a girl standing at a reading desk, reading in a huge book, and the girl was dressed exactly like Lucy. In the next picture, Lucy, for the girl in the picture was Lucy herself, was standing up


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[Assistant] With her mouth open and a rather terrible expression on her face. Chanting or deciding something.


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[Assistant] In the third picture, the beauty beyond the lot of mortals had come to her. It was strange.


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[Assistant] The pictures came, crowding on her, thick and fast. She saw herself


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[Assistant] After that, it turned from tournaments to real wars.


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[Assistant] With the fury of the kings and the dukes and the great lords who fought for her favour. Then it changed.


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[Assistant] And Lucy, still beautiful beyond the lot of mortals, was back in England. And Susan,


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[Assistant] The Susan in the picture looked exactly like the real Susan, only plainer, and with a nasty expression.


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[Assistant] And Susan was jealous of the dazzling beauty of Lucy. But that didn't matter a bit, because no one cared anything about Susan now. I will say the spell, said Lucy. I don't care. I will. She said, I don't care, because she had a strong feeling that she mustn't.


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[Assistant] But when she looked back at the opening words of the spell, there in the middle of the writing, where she felt quite sure there had been no picture before, she found the great face of a lion, of the lion, Aslan himself staring into hers. It was painted such a bright gold that it seemed to be coming towards her out of the page. And indeed,


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[Assistant] Which would let you know what your friends thought about you.


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[Assistant] Now, Lucy had wanted very badly to try the other spell, the one that made you beautiful beyond the lot of mortals, so she felt that to make up for not having said it, she really would say this one. And all in a hurry, for fear her line would change, she said the words.


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[Assistant] Nothing will induce me to tell you what they were. Then she waited for something to happen. As nothing happened, she began looking at the pictures. And all at once, she saw the very last thing she expected. A picture of a third-class carriage in a train, with two schoolgirls sitting in it. She knew them at once. They were Marjorie Preston and Anne Featherstone.


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[Assistant] Only no, it was much more than a picture. It was alive.


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[Assistant] She could see the telegraph posts flicking past outside the window. Then, gradually, like when the radio is coming on, she could hear what they were saying. Shall I see anything of you this term? said Anne. Or are you still going to be taken up in Lucy Pevensey? You don't know what you mean by taken up, said Marjorie. Oh yes you do, said Anne. You were crazy about her last term.


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[Assistant] No, I wasn't, said Marjorie. I've got more sense than that. Not a bad little kid in a way, but I was getting pretty tired of her before the end of term.


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[Assistant] And that the real Marjorie was far away in another world. Well, said Lucy to herself, I did think better of her than that. And I did all sorts of things for her last term. And I stuck to her when not many other girls would. And she knows it too. And to Anne Featherstone of all people. I wonder, aren't all my friends the same? There are lots of other pictures. No. I won't look at any more. I won't.


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[Assistant] I won't. And with a great effort he turned over the page.


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[Assistant] And what Lucy found herself reading was more like a story than a spell. It went on to three pages. And before she had read to the bottom of the page, she had forgotten that she was reading at all. She was living in the story as if it were real. And all the pictures were real too.


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[Assistant] When she had got to the third page and come to the end, she said,


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[Assistant] Oh, I wish I could have gone on reading it for ten years. At least I'll read it over again. But here, part of the magic of the book came into play. You couldn't turn back. The right-hand pages, the ones ahead, could be turned. The left-hand pages could not.


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[Assistant] Is a story which reminds her of the forgotten story in the magician's book.


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[Assistant] Bell to make hidden things visible. She read it through to make short of all the hard words and then said it out loud.


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[Assistant] And she knew at once that it was working, because as she spoke...


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[Assistant] The colours came into the capital letters at the top of the page, and the pictures began appearing in the margins.


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[Assistant] This was all gold and blue and scarlet. They were art pictures.


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[Assistant] There might be lots of other invisible things hanging about at a place like this.


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[Assistant] I'm not sure that I want to see them all. At that moment you heard...


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[Assistant] Soft, heavy footfalls coming along the corridor behind her. And of course...


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[Assistant] She remembered what she had been told about the magician walking in his bare feet and making no more noise than a cat.


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[Assistant] It is always better to turn round than to have anything creeping up behind your back. Lucy did so. Then her face lit up till for a moment, but of course she didn't know it.


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[Assistant] She looked almost as beautiful as that other Lucy in the picture.


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[Assistant] Do you think I wouldn't obey my own rules? After a little pause, he spoke again. Child, he said.


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[Assistant] I think you have been eavesdropping. Eavesdropping?


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[Assistant] You listened to what your two schoolfellows were saying about you. Oh, that. I never thought that was eavesdropping, Aslan. Wasn't it magic? Spying on people by magic?


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[Assistant] Do you mean we could have gone on being friends if it hadn't been for this? And been really great friends? All our lives perhaps? And now we never shall? Child, said Aslan.


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[Assistant] That no one is ever told what would have happened. Yes, Aslan, you did, said Lucy. I'm sorry, but please. Speak on, dear heart. Shall I ever be able to read that story again? The one I couldn't remember. Will you tell it to me, Aslan? Oh, do, do, do. Indeed, yes.


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[Assistant] I will tell it to you for years and years. But now, come. We must meet the master of this house.


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[Assistant] All right, said the other man, and went up a ladder and through a little door.


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[Assistant] I heard him step across the floor over my head.


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[Assistant] And push down some hay through a hole in the roof into the new horse's feeding place.


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[Assistant] James came in to look at us before he went to bed. And then the door was locked.


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[Assistant] And I heard Ginger and another horse moving about worriedly. It was quite dark, and I could see nothing. The stable was full of smoke, and it was almost impossible to breathe.


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[Assistant] The smoke seemed to come from the little door above me, and I could hear a strange noise up there. The other horses were now all awake, moving about restlessly.


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[Assistant] Long blonde hair. She was real thin.


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[Assistant] You'll keep out of this, young woman. Now one last chance.


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[Assistant] Ms. Smith disappeared after the show, Mr. Stevens.


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[Assistant] I'm frustrated. Very frustrated.


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[Assistant] They're trying to blow up the west wall. That's why they're retreating too, because it's going to be an explosion.


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[Assistant] He sucks. He should be the one out there fighting. Till he dies, come on.


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[Assistant] Yeah, and I don't know if that was crazy, like I don't know how they.


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[Assistant] Managed to do what they did, like, it's crazy. And then, when he, uhm, when he sorta lied to them,


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[Assistant] But then it, it like gave them their dignity. Like instead of telling them like, you know, we have to stay, like it's like, you know, I'm giving you a choice.


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[Assistant] Yeah, they also, at that point, yeaah, when they did the ceasefire.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I think we need to react to a full on Punjabi film.


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[Assistant] Chapter 519 The Secret Within the Stars


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[Assistant] He did not mind helping the people who had helped Prince Roland in the past, as long as they did not have any bad intentions. Where's Wendy right now?


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[Assistant] He turned around and asked Nightingale after taking care of this matter.


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[Assistant] She's probably on the top of the tower practicing her ability. Do you want me to summon her?


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[Assistant] Yes, and get Sylvie, Lightning, and Maggie as well. We're going to visit the astrologers, said Roland. And we'll be flying to them. I understand. Nightingale's eyes lit up.


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[Assistant] Even if someone wants to attack me, they can't pose a threat against a hydrogen balloon. So this is the best way to travel.


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[Assistant] Roland had learned via carrier pigeon that Kyle was on his way, so he postponed his visit to the alchemist workshop.


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[Assistant] He was very curious about the Astrology Association, the other main academic organization in King City.


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[Assistant] Roland also had a great point of confusion that needed to be confirmed.


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[Assistant] The astrology association was located on a mountain in the northern area of the outer city, and it was only the second in height to the twin towers of the palace.


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[Assistant] The astrology hall had a pretty unique design and it looked like a hexagonal stone tower with a flat top from above.


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[Assistant] It had a wide base and narrow top, and its silhouette was precisely symmetrical. Roland knew what symmetry implied in that era.


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[Assistant] Without advanced measuring and positioning methods, it was nearly impossible to build such a large yet perfect stone structure, a process even more difficult than building a giant city wall.


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[Assistant] The guards had left earlier and surrounded the stone tower.


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[Assistant] As the hydrogen balloon released the air and slowly landed on the tower roof, its passengers were immediately greeted by Brian, Sean, and Alva Tabor.


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[Assistant] Your Majesty, this area has been completely sealed, and I promise that not a single rat will escape.


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[Assistant] We have also confiscated all the astrologer's god stones of retaliation, allowing Miss Sylvie to use her magic power so you can interact with them freely. Good job. Stay alert.


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[Assistant] Roland nodded in approval and shifted his sight to the row of men in gray robes standing behind the guards.


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[Assistant] They were all aged over 30 years old, and they kept peeking at the hydrogen balloon in panic.


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[Assistant] Alva spoke briefly with two old men in robes, and one of them cautiously walked to Roland with him.


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[Assistant] Your Majesty, this is King City's Chief Astrologer, Astrologer of Dispersion Star.


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[Assistant] Your Majesty Roland Wimbledon, your honored presence makes all the stars shine brighter.


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[Assistant] Why don't you use your real name? Ask Roland. Raising an eyebrow.


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[Assistant] It's a tradition of the Astrology Association. Explain ALVA hastily.


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[Assistant] Every astrologer dreams of naming themselves after a star image, and only people who discover new star images are allowed such an honor. So you discovered the dispersion star?


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[Assistant] Yes, your majesty, said the old man with his hand on his chest.


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[Assistant] It forms a dispersion star ring with three other dark stars and it represents death and rebirth. What about them? Roll and point it at the other men in grey robes.


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[Assistant] These eight are star image masters of the astrological station, so they all made their own discoveries.


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[Assistant] Dispersion Star respectfully described them one by one.


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[Assistant] They can explain the meaning behind anything from changes in the stars to dusk and dawn, of course, so can I. I'm not here to have my fortune explained. The old man paused in shock. Then, Your Majesty, may I ask why you're here? I'm here to explore the stars. Roland shrugged. Let's continue this conversation indoors.


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[Assistant] By the way, bring the diagrams of all the star images you've discovered. You have records for these, right?


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[Assistant] Mark the brightest stars and connect them with a thin line. Yes, those things.


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[Assistant] Stacks of parchment piled up on the table in the hall, some tinged with yellow due to their age.


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[Assistant] Roland took a deep breath and used a pen to draw a spoon and hourglass on a piece of paper and connecting the bright stars with lines according to the star's diagram.


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[Assistant] Your majesty, what are these? Ask the scholar confusedly. They're two-star images.


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[Assistant] He picked up the paper and showed it to the group of astrologers. Have you ever seen images like these before? They all shook their heads.


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[Assistant] Search for similar images in all of these parchments. Order Roland.


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[Assistant] Everyone takes a pile and be sure to look at every single one.


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[Assistant] His great confusion was, am I on a different side of the same planet?


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[Assistant] It's not surprising that this place also has a sun and a moon. The sun is just a regular fixed star.


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[Assistant] There are billions of fixed stars in the Milky Way, and there are billions of galaxies like the Milky Way in the universe. So it's not unlikely that there's another fixed star system in the infinitely large universe. However, I'm not sure about species similarities.


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[Assistant] Biological evolution occurred by the coincidental outbreak, so there could be completely different organisms produced in the same environment.


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[Assistant] Whether it's demonic beasts or demons, I don't think they evolved from the same natural world as Earth's.


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[Assistant] He decided to use star images to address this confusion.


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[Assistant] Fixed stars had lifespans of billions of years, and their location barely ever changed, so they had always been used to determine the direction or hold symbolic meaning.


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[Assistant] Roll and only remember two-star images. The commonly known Big Dipper in Orion.


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[Assistant] If he could find them among the constellations he would be able to determine his location. After an hour no one had found the constellations.


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[Assistant] Roland also used this time to ask astrologer of dispersion star about a few of this world's most famous star images, but he had never heard of any of them.


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[Assistant] The Kingdom of Grey Castle astrologers also did not know of the zodiac star images.


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[Assistant] In general, the bright stars on these star images were far denser than the star images he knew, which meant he was closer to the center of the galaxy.


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[Assistant] This was because fixed stars were closer together towards the galaxy center. Then it's very likely that I'm not on Earth. This answer slightly disappointed Roland. He sighed and glanced around the hall. How many members are there in the astrology association?


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[Assistant] Your majesty, there are nine astrologers, 156 apprentices, and 67 handymen and masons, replied astrologer of dispersion star. I plan to shut down the astrological station. Pack your bags and return to the city of Neverwinter with me.


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[Assistant] The words instantly change the expression on everyone's face.


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[Assistant] Alva said in a terrified tone, Your Majesty, how, how could you? I don't believe in astrology.


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[Assistant] I only believe in personal choice, said Roland nonchalantly.


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[Assistant] And I'm the king of Grey Castle, so I can shut this down if I wish to.


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[Assistant] You'll learn the truth about star images in the western region, and you won't see them as the meaningless pathways for fate anymore.


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[Assistant] With all due respect, your majesty Wimbledon, you can't do this.


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[Assistant] The chief astrologer slowly rose and said, We have to watch the stars at all times without interruption. This order was passed by your ancestors.


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[Assistant] Roland cleared his throat and said, no, I mean, who knows if it's true. Then he felt his left shoulder being gently pinched.


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[Assistant] Your majesty, it's true, and I can prove it. The chief lowered his head and said, But you are the only one who can see it.


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[Assistant] When the rest of the astrologers heard what the chief said, they got up and left the room on their own.


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[Assistant] Roll in thought for a moment and nodded to the witches and the guards, saying, I'm fine. You guys go as well.


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[Assistant] He would still have Nightingale with him as a last line of defense in case of any emergency.


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[Assistant] The chief astrologer, dispersion star, entered a chamber next to the hall.


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[Assistant] After a long time, he returned to the long table with an iron box in his hands. He respectfully placed it in front of Roland. What's this? It is the instruction left by your ancestor. He'd expected that this kind of thing would happen. You mean closing the astrological station? Roland asked surprised.


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[Assistant] Yes, your majesty, and such a thing did happen before, the chief said with a wry smile.


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[Assistant] Although astrology and alchemy are both called the academics of sages, they are different.


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[Assistant] Alchemists can bring big profit to the kingdom while we have little output.


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[Assistant] Besides, the Astrology Association consumes many gold royals every year to purchase high quality crystal and hire craftsmen.


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[Assistant] In order to prevent frugal future generations from dismissing the astrology association, your ancestor engraved the instruction and demanded that nobody interfere with it. Roll and open the box.


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[Assistant] Unexpectedly what he saw was a stack of gold sheets.


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[Assistant] It seemed that the Wimbledon family had been willing to spend heavily on preserving this instruction. He laid out the gold sheets on the table and counted. There were eight of them.


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[Assistant] Each one was about three millimeters thick and two palms wide, heavy in his hands.


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[Assistant] Nobody should interfere with the members of the astrological station and looking at the night sky, where lay mysteries which can show the fate of the world.


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[Assistant] The latter part of the words caught Roland's attention and he became lost in thought.


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[Assistant] In fact, this association itself was very strange.


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[Assistant] If the astrology really worked, King Wimbledon III must not be replaced by the church without any preparation. Instead, he should kill the high priest first.


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[Assistant] Just now even the astrologer of dispersion star himself had mentioned the astrological station had little output. That meant he did not regard the divination as a product.


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[Assistant] Now he seemed helpless, totally different from the first time Roland had met him when he had looked like a church scoundrel.


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[Assistant] As for the ancestor who had expended considerable funds and manpower to establish such an association and engraved instruction on the gold sheet at all cost to deter post-generations from closing it, for it had no practical use. Roland did not believe that he was simply an astrophile keen on studying things outside of the planet while his kingdom was so underdeveloped.


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[Assistant] Obviously, the astrologers must hold a task that had nothing to do with divination, but was very likely related to the latter part of the sentence.


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[Assistant] He checked the other gold sheets again and again, only to find records of the basic star observation methods and the history of the astrology association.


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[Assistant] The last sheet even recorded the principle of enlarging crystal lenses and referred to a supreme commander.


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[Assistant] It seemed that the ancestor of the Wimbledon family had also been chief astrologer of this association at the time.


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[Assistant] Roland recalled the Wimbledon family history, but could not think of anything related to the description on this sheet.


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[Assistant] He picked up the first sheet again, pointing to the latter part of the sentence. What does this mean? I don't know. The chief shook his head as he spoke.


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[Assistant] Roland felt a pinch on his right shoulder before the chief had barely finished his words.


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[Assistant] He could not help chuckling, saying, listen, the man is more flexible than the rigid rule, and this order left by an ancestor was probably correct while he was alive. But the times have changed, and I don't want to be bound by this rule from hundreds of years ago.


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[Assistant] I'm the king of the kingdom of Grey Castle, and I can do what I want. Do you understand? What? No, you, the chief stared at Roland. You yourself know it clearly. You're only wasting money.


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[Assistant] You remain ignorant about the mysteries of the fate of the world.


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[Assistant] Besides, when my father was murdered by the church, you couldn't even give him a warning. Why should I keep you here to stare at the sky? You can't exchange the stars for gold royals.


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[Assistant] So, please pack up and come with me to the western region.


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[Assistant] Hearing Roland's words, Dispersion Star, who already had an unfavorable opinion of Prince Roland, who had been intractable and inscrupulous in the King's city, suddenly looked dour.


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[Assistant] After a long time, the chief said reluctantly, you'll probably regret knowing this secret. How do I know if you don't tell me? Roland smiled.


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[Assistant] With these old men, this was the only way to get an answer for it was impossible to ask Iron Axe to grill them.


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[Assistant] We've been undertaking a mission that lasts for hundreds of years.


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[Assistant] It began when the first Lord Wimbledon arrived in this region.


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[Assistant] Because your ancestor thought that the successors might be too confused and panic if they knew it ahead of time and lead to the decline of the kingdom.


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[Assistant] He hesitated for a moment and confessed, in fact, we're looking for the star of extinction. What's that? Roland asked in surprise. A scarlet star, or the bloody moon.


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[Assistant] When it comes, the world will fall into a disaster beyond redemption. The prince suddenly felt a shock and began to wonder.


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[Assistant] The coming of the Bloody Moon had been mentioned not only in the ancient Book of the Remains, but also by Agatha of the Union.


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[Assistant] Why did a secular association also pay attention to this?


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[Assistant] Did the Astrology Association have inextricable links with the Union? Please be specific. Roland demanded.


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[Assistant] What I know is all from the former chief, dispersion star set in a deep voice. It's said that there's a red star floating in the night sky.


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[Assistant] When it comes out like the crescent moon, the world will be destroyed.


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[Assistant] What we're going to do is to find it before it becomes a crescent moon.


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[Assistant] If its orbit can be found, we can predict the doomsday in advance. This is also the intention of the horoscope. Become a crescent moon?


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[Assistant] Actually, it's natural that you don't know the star image, the chief explained.


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[Assistant] The stars are always following a fixed path, such as the sun and the moon, and they appear at a fixed time. When they disappear, it doesn't mean they're gone. They just temporarily move to a position where we can't see. We call this path orbit. In fact, most stars have an orbit of their own.


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[Assistant] Though most of the astrologers' findings were just common sense in the modern world, Roland still could not help being surprised by the fact that the astrologers could be able to tell the orbital motions of the stars without any modern observation techniques.


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[Assistant] The star of extinction also moves along a certain path, he said, and it appears every 400 to 500 years.


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[Assistant] That means it must orbit within a much larger area than the sun and the moon that are near us in space and can run a circle around us in a day and a night. He panted for breath and continued,


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[Assistant] The secret mission has been passed down for hundreds of years, but doesn't specify the exact time when the Star of Extinction will come. Maybe it's still in some distant position we can't observe. For decades, you've buried yourselves in this job? Yes, Your Majesty. The old man sounded very tired.


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[Assistant] I became an apprentice in the Astrological Association 40 years ago.


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[Assistant] Since then, I've been watching the little changed starry sky every night.


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[Assistant] However, I had no idea of this secret mission until I became the chief astrologer.


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[Assistant] Besides observing the stars and recording the time and seasons, astrologers also work as fortune tellers in festivals and celebrations. But we only say what the king orders us to, instead of truly predicting the future. It's a secret between the king and us.


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[Assistant] Astrologers need to be venerated as sages in order for our association to recruit more apprentices. You regret it. Dispersion Star shook his head.


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[Assistant] I would regret that 10 years ago, but since I became the chief astrologer and received this secret mission from my predecessor, meteorite astrologer, I've understood what I'm doing is meaningful and it's really about astrology and foretelling the future.


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[Assistant] The significance of the job is beyond compare, but unfortunately, I don't have much time left.


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[Assistant] Looking at his gray hairs, heavily wrinkled face and countless brown spots on his forehead, Roland had to agree with him and thought, that's true.