Lake Placid
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:27:01
Sheriff...
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I appreciateyourcandor.
Really, I do.

:27:06
I think it's always good
to know

:27:09
where somebody's
comingfrom,

:27:12
and,frankly,
:27:14
yourorigins have been
a bitofa mysteryto me.

:27:16
[crickets chirping]
:27:18
Look howflat
thatwater is.

:27:19
You could get 10 skips
on a good one, easy.

:27:26
Sorry?
:27:41
Skipping stones.
:27:44
Growing up,
:27:47
I used to summer
atmygrandparents' place

:27:49
on a lake likethis.
:27:52
I'd skip stones all day.
:27:53
Beat playing
with the other kids.

:27:55
I'm sure itdid.
:27:57
Look, I think it's best
:28:00
ifyou stayed onshore
a while.

:28:02
I begyour pardon?
:28:06
I'm nottrying
to picka fight,

:28:09
butwhatever's outthere
did flip a canoe.

:28:12
I am not
staying onshore.

:28:13
It's dangerous.
:28:14
No, I didn'tfly up here
justto roastmarshmallows.

:28:16
Whydidyou fly up here?
:28:18
Look...
:28:20
paleontologists are not
sentto Maine

:28:22
to huntforcrocodiles.
:28:24
I was sent up here
to lookatthetooth.

:28:25
You looked atthetooth.
:28:27
Whatareyou doing
out here?

:28:28
I was dating my boss...
:28:30
and heturned outto be
involved with a coworker

:28:32
whowas also myfriend.
:28:38
And forthe sake
ofcomfort--theirs--

:28:40
I was shipped off
to Maine.

:28:44
And I don'tfeel
like going backyet.

:28:46
I'm notmaking it up.
:28:48
Still,you don't
haveto stayout here.

:28:50
I mean,
you can stay in town.

:28:56
I've come. I'm here.
I'm staying...

:28:59
unlessthere areticks.

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