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And yet, it--
It always appeared that--

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Appeared, dear doctor.
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You and I of the occult
dedication...

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know only too well
the deceptiveness...

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of what appears to be.
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Yes, that is true.
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That is quite true.
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But tell me now,
tell me something...

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of your miraculous
hand manipulations...

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of which I've heard
such wondrous accounts...

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and yet have never witnessed.
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But I have already seen
that you, too...

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possess the gift
of magic by gesture.

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l have my humble means.
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Humble?
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Humble he calls it--
turning people into birds.

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Are you still talking
about that?

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The incident is closed.
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It is not!
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Where is my bag
of magical equipment?

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– In a safe place.
– Give it back to me.

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Gladly, doctor...
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if you will but give me
your promise not to--

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l promise nothing!
l challenge you!

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Again?
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Dr. Bedlo.
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Shut your mouth!
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l know you.
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You're afraid to face me
when I'm sober, huh?

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Are you sober?
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Sober enough to make
a fool of you, you cheap fakir.

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Father.
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Dr. Bedlo.
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That I did not hear.
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We will proceed with
our present conversation.

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Yes, you are afraid,
you miserable coward.

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– Father, in the name of--
– Shut your mouth!

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Yes, afraid.
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Afraid of an honest
duel in magic...

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you pitiful old goat.
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Enough, sir.
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You shriveled-up old--
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Enough, sir. What am I to do?
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Can't you decide for yourself?

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