Valiant
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If the condition, I can take it.
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- And where do you come from?
- West Nestington.

:23:06
That's near Nestington, it's
some close to the west actually.

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Oh, Valiant!
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Well I have to return to my duties, so...
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- Good bye.
- Oh, Valiant wait!

:23:31
As homing pigeons it's our
duty to transport messages.

:23:34
In a worst of conditions
wind, hail, slip, snow,

:23:39
bombs exploding, bullets flying
and as if that weren't enough,

:23:42
mother nature has the audacity
to create a little something called

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The Falcon.
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Twenty pounds of pigeon eating muscle,
measuring five of your wing spands.

:23:54
They like to fly seek their pray,
speed excessive 200 miles per hour.

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But not to buy it. Not yet.
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The first strike is merely for impact.
They'll let you drop of it.

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They make sure you're defenseless, and
scoop you up in their razor sharp talons.

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And in the dark of the night you'll have not a
split second to recognize friend from foe.

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Friend or foe?
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- Foe!
- No!

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You idiots, it's a pigeon!
Friend or foe?

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- Foe! No!
- Friend!

:24:33
- No, it's a foe.
- Yes, yes!

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Friend or foe?
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- Friend!
- Friend!

:24:46
99. 100. 101. 102.
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To survive his mission a pigeon must have
the strength to carry his message capsule.


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