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Know why a comet's taiI
points away from the sun?
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- Yes.
- Me too.
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My grandma used to teII me that stars
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are where a woodpecker
pecked hoIes in the sky.
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- She wasn't very scientific.
- My father didn't reaIIy see stars.
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He said he saw
''great seas of fire and nucIear furnaces''.
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He said it was Iike a very vioIent baIIet,
too smaII for anyone to see.
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- What is keeping James?
- I don't know.
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- He discovered a comet.
- James?
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No, my father. They named it after him.
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Boyd's Comet.
My God, that's you. That's your father.
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- I was just reading about that.
- You've read his works?
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- Some of them. There are so many.
- Three.
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Three? ReaIIy? There seemed Iike more.
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They're aII so action-packed.
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Action-packed? What is he saying?
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- He's coming back.
- James?
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No, my father.
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Before he died, he promised that when
the comet came back he'd be riding on it.
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Right...
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Right there.
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I think it's there. Just beIow Cassiopeia.
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You're right.
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He said he'd be Iooking down
to make sure I was OK.
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- So how are you? Are you OK?
- Catherine? Catherine!
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The Rat Man cometh!
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- Wait...
- Catherine!
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Oh, my God! Somebody caII a doctor!
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AIbert, say something!