It Lives Again
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I'm not afraid to look anymore.
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One thing I think you'll find:
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They bear a striking resemblance
to each other.

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Almost like brother and sister.
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Is one of them a female?
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We keep them down here
because it's more secure.

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When will Frank Davis be here?
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He won't come until it's absolutely safe.
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In my opinion,
based on their present rate of growth...

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in five or six years,
they should be capable of sexual activity.

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I pride myself in thinking...
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that these two might be the first
to reproduce on this planet.

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Which one is mine?
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He's in the laboratory upstairs.
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He'll be brought down here eventually,
where it's warm.

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Also, being with each other
seems to calm them.

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I've named them.
First necessity with a child, I suppose.

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Might be in bad taste
or even blasphemous...

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to have named them Adam and Eve.
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But, what the hell,
it seemed like a good joke at the time.

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- They know you're afraid of them.
- No kidding?

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They're not the only ones who know it.
Boy, do I know it!

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Your fear seems to threaten them.
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He's the father of one just like you.
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You're going to have a little baby brother.
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He's here, and he's safe.
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And this is his father.
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Neither of them
have ever met their parents.

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Probably want to focus on you
as a father figure.


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