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B.E.N.! Of course, l'm B.E.N.
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Bioelectronic Navigator. Oops.
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- And you are?
- Jim.
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Oh, what a pleasure
to meet you, Jimmy.
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- lt's Jim.
- Anyway...
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Look, l'm kind of
in a hurry, OK?
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l got to find a place to hide,
and there's pirates chasing me.
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Oh, pirates!
Don't get me started on pirates!
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l don't like them.
l remember Captain Flint.
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This guy had such a temper.
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Wait, wait, wait.
You knew Captain Flint?
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l think he suffered
from mood swings, personally.
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l'm not a therapist,
and anyway...
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but l--you let me know
when l'm rambling.
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But that means--but wait.
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But then you gotta know
about the treasure?
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- Treasure?
- Yeah, Flint's trove?
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You know,
loot of a thousand worlds.
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lt's--well, it's...
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it's all a little--
little--little fuzzy.
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Wait. l--l r-r-remember.
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l do. l--treasure!
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Lots of treasure
buried in the centroid--
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centroid--centroid
of the mechanism.
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And there was this big door
opening and closing...
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and opening and closing...
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and Captain Flint
wanted to make sure...
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nobody could ever
get to his treasure...
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so l helped him...
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Aah! Data inaccessible! Reboot!
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BEN? BEN? BEN!
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Reboot! Aah! And you are?
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Wait, wait, wait!
What about the treasure?
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l want to say Larry.
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The--the centroid
of the mechanism, or--
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l'm sorry. My memory
isn't what it used to be.
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l've lost my mind. Ha ha!
l've lost my mind.
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You haven't found it, have you?
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Uh, my missing piece?
My primary memory circuit?
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Look, B.E.N., l really need
to find a place to hide, OK?
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So l'm just gonna be,
you know, moving on.
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Oh, uh, so, well, then...
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l guess, uh...
this is good-bye, huh?
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l'm sorry that
l'm so dysfunctional.
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So, uh, go ahead and...
l do understand.
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l do. Bye-bye.