The Spring
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:51:09
- Dad! My leg! Check it out!
- Oh, my God.

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The spring, it heals.
:51:16
Whoo!
:51:20
Sophie, it's the fountain of youth!
:51:22
[Nick Laughs]
:51:32
- I'll be damned.
- You just may be.

:51:37
As soon as people see Nick,
they'll know we've been to the spring.

:51:41
It's amazing you've kept this quiet
as long as you have.

:51:44
Well, we take our oath very seriously.
:51:46
Never thought
I'd be the one to break it.

:51:48
How do you justify keeping the secret?
:51:50
We all believe that if we shared
the spring with the world,
wars would be fought over it...

:51:55
or millions or people
would come here hoping,
leaving their garbage behind...

:51:59
and what we have
would be destroyed for everyone.

:52:04
Nothing would be gained.
:52:06
So the people of Springville
get it all...

:52:10
because you were lucky enough
to be born here, right?

:52:12
The occasional outsider
is invited to stay.

:52:16
I want to stay.
:52:17
You don't know everything.
It doesn't last forever.

:52:22
Well, how long?
:52:23
A hundred years.
That's what we decided.

:52:26
How do you decide
something like that?

:52:29
People aren't meant
to live forever, Dennis...

:52:32
- and the natural cycle of life is...
- So what happens?

:52:35
At dawn,
on the day of your 100th birthday...

:52:38
you no longer drink the water,
and there's no exceptions.

:52:41
Hell of a way to spend your birthday,
don't ya think?

:52:44
[Laughing]
:52:48
- So how old are you?
- In my heart, I'm 17.

:52:54
What do you think about
settling down here?

:52:56
I don't know. Why?
Are you thinkin' about it?

:52:58
Wait, wait, wait.
This is all premature.


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