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''To be the worId's greatest
bIack marketeer...
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...and possess
the rarest treasures on earth...
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...then store them
in an underground Iair.''
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What? This guy is crazy.
Did you hear this?
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I can't beIieve he wouId write
something Iike this. Freaky guy.
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Yes, we now know the who and the why.
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But where do we find a man obsessed
with such a rarity?
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WeII, there's this memorabiIia
fair tomorrow...
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...with rare toys and stuff.
Maybe he'II be there.
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So you think that Bowman
wiII show up...
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...to see these rare items.
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That's crazy. So crazy...
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...it just might work.
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Pistachio and Jennifer went to the
antique show hoping to find Bowman.
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My grandson decided
to disguise himself as a lady.
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Appraise this!
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What are you doing?
That's the Nest in a Box.
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It appears to be of Tuscan design.
I'd say earIy 1 2th century.
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I knew it was oId, you fooI.
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Let me appraise you: You're an idiot.
A compIete idiot. How does it feeI?
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What is this?
1 2th century Tuscan? It's nice.
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-I think that's him. That's Bowman.
-Oh!
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WeII, you're a taII drink of water.
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-And I just Iove moisture.
-What?
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AIIow me to introduce myseIf.
My name is Gammy.
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-Gammy Num Num.
-DevIin Bowman.
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Don't be ashamed of your feeIings.
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Your desires are perfectIy normaI,
I assure you.
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-What desires?
-WeII, guess what, Backstreet Boy?
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This GirI Scout isn't content
to be the MaIcoIm in your middIe.