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l think Aldo may be riding for a fall.
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lf only my mother and father,
whom l was too young to remember,
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if only they'd lived.
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Perhaps they would have taught me
if it was right to kill evil
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so that good should prevail.
:15:20
But you know, Caesar, history shows...
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Now that is human history, not ape history.
:15:28
Ape never kills ape.
:15:33
Here's the list of our winter supplies so far.
:15:37
Well, l've gotta be getting along.
l'm starving. l could eat a horse.
:15:41
- A horse?
- You remember Lisa.
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They used to eat lots ofthings.
Dead cattle, dead chickens, dead pigs.
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Now we live and chew nuts
at our masters' command.
:15:54
- That will be all, Julie.
- Thank you.
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We are not your masters.
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We're not your equals.
:16:06
MacDonald,
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l believe that when you truly
grow to know and trust a person,
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you cannot help but like him.
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When we grow to know and trust your
people, then we shall all be equals -
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and remain so until the end ofthe world.
:16:23
- Which may be sooner than you think.
- You are such a pessimist.
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- Or a prophet?
- Well, now that apes are at the helm,
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Earth will sail safely through space
until the end oftime.
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And Virgil says ''Time has no end.''
:16:36
So you see, l cannot believe you.
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Would you believe it ifyou heard it
from the lips ofyour own parents?
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- Are my parents alive?
- No.
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But their images and their voices are.
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MacDonald. When you talk about my parents,
please do not speak in riddles.
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l cannot see or hear them. They came out of
the future. They cannot give me knowledge.