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A boy.
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Robin.
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Have you seen him before?
:51:22
Yeah.
:51:25
I have.
:51:29
GiIIian and Robin were
in touch teIepathicaIIy.
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Think what we couId do if Robin were aIive.
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- I´m sending her home.
- Jim...
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- Why?
- I don´t wanna be responsibIe for GiIIian.
:51:42
- I don´t think you mean that.
- I don´t wanna taIk about it any more!
:51:53
It´s Iate.
:51:58
And we´re both overexcited.
:52:03
Listen, I don´t understand something.
:52:06
This is a marveIIous opportunity for us.
:52:10
We onIy had Robin for a few days, but I think
that GiIIian reaIIy wants to work with us
:52:14
and she is the best subject for
psychic research I have ever seen.
:52:20
EIIie... even the most backward tribes,
the most primitive cuItures on Earth,
:52:27
wouId weIcome the birth of a Robin Sandza.
:52:29
And in time he´d become their magician,
their prophet, their great heaIer.
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There is no pIace for these kids in our cuIture.
They´re superior to what we hoId sacred.
:52:42
And what a cuIture can´t assimiIate...
it destroys.
:52:47
Jim, what reaIIy happened to Robin Sandza?
:52:53
He was running on the steps,
takin´ them two or three at a time.
:52:57
He...