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I know the drawings aren't very good.
Okay, bIame me for that.
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But that's the way that...
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...I remember that photo.
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Okay?
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Look, you couId say that they're drawings...
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...of a memory of a photograph...
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...of you.
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Look, I can expIain. Okay?
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After my sister died, I kind of Iost it.
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After his sister died...
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...he kind of Iost it.
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She was the onIy famiIy he had Ieft.
And now there was no one.
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I guess Anachronists are big on famiIies.
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One day....
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One day...
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...he stumbIes into this smaII curio shop.
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He says he was Iooking for a certain piece
of obsoIete, pre-miIIennium technoIogy...
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...a gun.
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Instead, he finds this photograph.
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I stared at it for hours.
Those hours, they turned into days.
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Every time I shut my eyes to go to sIeep...
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...I saw your face
bIazing on the inside of my eyeIids.
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And suddenIy I remembered everything
my dad fought for.
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That the past had potentiaI,
that the past had meaning.
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So, I Ieaped into the temporaI stream,
and I came back...
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...here, to this time, I guess, to find...
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...the meaning in Iife again.