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25.000
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Stop !
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Stay still .
She won't hurt you .
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She was looking for the wound .
She took him for Douglas.
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She thought she'd killed him.
She is feeling guilty!
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-Sentimental nonsense !
-It's worse. It's perverse.
:00:52
Look at her behaviour,
silent, morose. . .
:00:55
No ! I won't here any more !
:00:59
You are a scientist
not a witch-doctor!
:01:03
Why did you open
the cage last night?
:01:06
You heard Tok o gasping, suf-
fering from the same condition . . .
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as you . He provok ed your pity.
But he'd set a trap.
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Lik e all the savages hunters
they know how to lure their prey.
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Every day I see something
in them which mak es me. . .
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doubt. Mak es me wonder
about our theory.
:01:32
Are you questioning the
validity of our work?
:01:36
These creatures have lived . . .
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in the forest, unknown to
the outside of the world .
:01:47
Yet I see signs of intelligence
and emotion . . .
:01:52
similar to our own .
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This could be our greatest
discovery.
:01:59
We have to find out more.