Iris
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Do you know
many secrets now, Iris?

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You have shown me a map
of Iris' b-brain world, empty,

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and tell me that
its hidden mysteries

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and all the unknown life
in there has gone,

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has been wiped.
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How, then, can she say things
of such a terrible lucidity?

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Which bitterly empty jungle
does that come from?

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We don't know.
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Not we.
You... "you" don't know.

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D-Don't hide, please.
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Is it not
r-remotely possible

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that what Iris says is
of some c-consequence, yes?

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Yes, perhaps.
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So, perhaps, we ought to
l-learn her language

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before the lights
go out.

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The lights will go out.
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Yes, of course,
they will.

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You all keep telling me...
us... that.

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I know that. She may
even know that herself.

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Iris!
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I'm sure
you could write it.

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Just get one word down.
Persevere.

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Iris, your notebook!
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No, wait!
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No, no, no, no.
Come. Come.

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That's it. There.
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Come on. Come on.
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You walk...
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you read...
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paddle in the sea...
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...then you'll write.
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Be just like
the old days.

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John!

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