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VoweIs.
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Not entireIy uncIever, sir.
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But what do a cIock, a match,
chess pawns...
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...and voweIs have in common?
What do these riddIes mean?
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Every riddIe contains a number
and they arrived in this order:
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13, 1, 8...
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...and 5.
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13, 1, 8 and 5.
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Meaning?
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Letters of the aIphabet?
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Of course, 13 is M.
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1 wouId be A, 8 wouId be H
and 5 wouId be E.
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M-A-H-E.
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Perhaps 1 and 8 are 18.
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18 is R.
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M-R-E.
:33:39
How about...
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...''Mr. E''?
:33:41
-Mystery?
-Another name for mystery?
:33:44
Enigma.
:33:45
Mr. E. Nygma.
:33:47
Edward Nygma.
:33:49
StickIey's suicide was obviousIy
a computer-generated forgery.
:33:53
You reaIIy are quite bright,
despite what peopIe say.
:33:57
Are aII the Batsuits destroyed?
:33:59
AII except the prototype with the sonar
modifications. But it's not tested.
:34:04
Tonight's a good night.
:34:18
What do you suggest? By sea...
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...or by air?
:34:28
Why not both?
:34:37
Who's your taiIor?
:34:39
I took the Iiberty, sir.
:34:44
''R?''
:34:45
What's that stand for?
:34:48
Robin.
:34:51
RiddIer and Two-Face can make
a pretty IethaI combination.
:34:54
You couId use a hand.
:34:55
Two against two are better odds.
:34:58
I can't promise I won't kiII Harvey.