Beautiful Creatures
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:22:08
Dorothy, they found the car abandoned...
:22:11
...and there's a policeman
coming to see me tomorrow...

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... if Brian doesn't show.
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Do you know Northcraigs Beach?
:22:17
I will meet you at the coffee stall at 6:30.
:22:20
Well?
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The hospital...
:22:25
...people have no idea about anything
to do with Brian, Mr. McMinn.

:22:35
No, that's terrific.
:22:37
We were just curious
if you knew whether...

:22:39
...he'd had an accident or something,
or died.

:22:44
We've had no admissions of that name...
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...or fitting that description.
:22:50
Oh, good.
:22:52
Goodbye then,
and thank you for being so...

:22:56
...helpful and...
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...informative.
:23:02
They have not had any admissions
fitting that name or that description.

:23:10
Was he with you last night?
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Early on, he was.
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Then, later on, he wasn't.
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Now, this is called a decapod crustacean.
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That's a lobster.
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Nature uses them to clean dead bodies.
:23:27
Them and shrimps get
all the drowned flesh off the bones.

:23:31
What was the name of that fish
I showed you?

:23:33
- A halibut.
- That's right.

:23:35
Fishermen like halibut
because of their shapes.

:23:37
Fishermen like to make them
their girlfriends...

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...even though their body temperature
is much lower than a proper girlfriend.

:23:44
- Usually, that is.
- Sandy.

:23:46
Sandy, come here. Come away.
:23:51
- I brought you some clothes.
- I bought you a coffee.

:23:55
Your stuff's covered in paint.
:23:57
What? Oh, lovely. Thanks.

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