Conquest of the Planet of the Apes
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The Achilles list, Mr MacDonald,
referring to our Achilles heel,

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contains the name of every ape who, over
the past year, has been overtly disobedient.

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The charge against them is nonsense.
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lt will do for my purposes.
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They constitute the hard core of our problem
and l'm going to crush them once and for all!

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Sir, you will only further
aggravate the problem.

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This action is folly, and l wish to protest
it in the strongest possible terms.

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Very well, Mr MacDonald.
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Your protest has been duly noted.
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From now on, you have but one assignment:
to find that talking ape.

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- What is this? A red alert?
- Sort of.

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Ape Management computer's
come up with an intriguing error.

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Shipment 507, l for lndonesia, comprised
three orangutans and one chimpanzee.

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- So?
- There are no chimpanzees in Borneo.

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Yes, sir.
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State Security Chief
lnspector Kolp on line three.

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Yes, lnspector.
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Give me the lndonesia file for last month.
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That's 507, ex-Borneo.
Right, lnspector. Let me check.

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507, ex-Borneo. Yes, sir. That
chimpanzee was sold to Governor Breck.

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Good God! Just as l first thought.
We've had him under our noses all the time!

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Sir, l'm willing to have the ape executed
immediately on your verbal orders alone.

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- You'll have it in writing.
- Thank you, sir.

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- Get Mr MacDonald at the Command Post.
- However, suppose he can speak but won't?

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l don't understand.
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The chief inspector means
there'd still be a doubt.

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lf the chimpanzee keeps his mouth shut, the
case stays open. We'd like to close the file.


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