Conquest of the Planet of the Apes
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which l thought the governor
might regard as good news.

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lt's all right. We'll go over that later.
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No.
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Watch.
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Do.
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No, no, no. Clean. Clean.
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lt seems the little fella's
not so bright after all.

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No. But brightness has never
been encouraged amongst slaves.

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Oh, don't be so touchy, Mr MacDonald.
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All of us were slaves once,
in one sense ofthe word or another.

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lf you feel the ape's unsatisfactory,
we can have him reconditioned.

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- That isn't necessary.
- You're quite right, Mr MacDonald.

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But not for any
of your bleeding-heart reasons.

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Reconditioning. That's all
any ofyou ever think of, isn't it?

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Don't you realize, ifwe were to take
every ape who disobeyed an order

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and sent him back for reconditioning, Ape
Management would become overcrowded.

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- lt's the only thing that has any effect.
- Just makes them worse.

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Some ofthem couldn't be worse. l've
been having a comprehensive list compiled.

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- Mr Governor.
- Yes, what is it you want?

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- lt's your meeting with the Defense Council.
- l'll be along in a moment.

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- Defense Council?
- l'll tell you about it later.

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- ls this related to the list you mentioned?
- You'll be given full details, Mr MacDonald.

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Meanwhile, we're going to set a good
example and recondition this fella ourselves.


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