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:10:01
Isthere anything else?
:10:03
I, uh,wantyou
to gothere.

:10:05
What?
:10:06
It's probably nothing,
butyou're a paleontologist.

:10:08
This iswhatwe do.
:10:10
Whatdoyou mean,
this iswhatwe do?

:10:13
I'd likeyou to
checkoutthistooth.

:10:14
I'm nota field person.
:10:16
Well, on this one,
I would likeyou to be.

:10:18
You wantmeto goto Maine
to lookata tooth?

:10:20
Oh,thiswas Myra's
idea,wasn't it?

:10:22
- Uh--
-Oh, ofcourse.

:10:28
Getme outofthe office
fora fewdays,

:10:31
waittill I cool off...
:10:32
It has nothing
to dowith that.

:10:34
I don'tdofield work,
and even ifI did, Maine?

:10:35
I'm allergictotimber.
:10:37
- Kelly.
- I am notgoingto Maine.

:10:39
I'm notgoing
to Maine.

:10:40
It's ridiculous.
:10:42
It's gonna be rough
:10:45
aswe go over
these mountains.

:10:52
Yeah,that'sfine.
Thankyou.

:10:54
We're doing
the bestwe can.

:10:56
Couldyou not
talkto me?

:10:58
Thankyou.
:11:02
Keough:
Justcame up screaming.

:11:04
Kelly:Whatdid he say?
:11:15
Just kind ofgurgled.
Hewas prettymuch dead.

:11:17
You didn'tsee anything?
:11:18
The lakewas calm
until up he came.

:11:21
Thetooth is in here.
:11:22
Oh,that's--
that'sthe morgue.

:11:24
Yes.
:11:26
Well, isthe dead guy
in there?

:11:28
That'swherethey
keepthem.

:11:30
Look...
:11:33
you wantmeto bring
thetooth out here?

:11:36
No.
:11:38
No. Let's...
:11:40
Afteryou.
:11:41
[doorcloses]
:11:43
This is reptilian.
And this is nota fossil.

:11:44
You really pulled this
outofthis guy?

:11:45
Yes, I did.
:11:49
I'll need to get
a microscopic lookat it.

:11:51
Thereyou go.
:11:53
Great.
:11:55
Maybe I should see--
:11:56
I wouldn't.

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