Grizzly Man
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1:24:03
I came here and protected
the animals as best I could.

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In fact, I'm the only protection
for these animals out here.

1:24:09
The government flying over a total
of two times in two months.

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How dare they!
How dare they challenge me!

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How dare they smear me
with their campaigns!

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How dare they, when they do not
look after these animals,

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and I come here in peace
and in love,

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neutral in respect.
1:24:28
I will continue to do this.
I will fight them.

1:24:30
I will be an American dissident
if I need be.

1:24:32
There's a patriotic time
going on right now,

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but as far as this
fucking government's concerned,

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fuck you,
motherfucking Park Service!

1:24:39
Now Treadwell crosses a line
with the Park Service

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which we will not cross.
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He attacks the individuals with
whom he worked for 13 years.

1:24:50
I beat your fucking asses!
I protected the animals!

1:24:53
I did it! Fuck you!
1:24:56
Animals rule.
Timothy conquered.

1:25:00
Fuck you, Park Service!
1:25:04
Okay.
1:25:05
It is clear to me that the Park Service
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is not Treadwell's real enemy.
1:25:12
There's a larger, more
implacable adversary out there:

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The people's world
and civilization.

1:25:19
"Oh, Timothy, I'm getting
a bad feeling about you."

1:25:22
He only has mockery
and contempt for it.

1:25:25
"I saw you on David Letterman.
You're fairly entertaining."

1:25:29
His rage is almost
incandescent, artistic.

1:25:34
The actor in his film has
taken over from the filmmaker.

1:25:38
I have seen this madness
before on a film set.

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But Treadwell is not an actor in opposition
to a director or a producer.

1:25:47
He's fighting civilization itself.
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It is the same civilization
that cast Thoreau out of Walden

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and John Muir into the wild.
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Animals rule.

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