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“Atlantis” Episode 59/322 [TEASER] [Dream] Cassandra [Cas]: [Screams] Cas: “He’s coming.” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- A Sailor’s Voice: “Stand by to loose the mainsails! Sailor: “Captain! We may have a problem, Captain.” A Sailor’s Voice: “No! She’s amidship!” Sailor: “Storm ahead.” A Sailor’s Voice: “Let’s store them in the bulkhead!” H: “That doesn’t look too good, Demetrius.” Demetrius [Dem]: “I think you’re right, Hercules. And if we get caught in that, we’ll be blown off course.” H: “I think we’re off course already.” Dem: “Brace the mainsail, and keep a sharp lookout!” H: “I’ll give you a hand.” Dem: “What’s that sound?” H: “I have no idea.” A Sailor’s Voice: “Watch the boom!” H: “I don’t think we should stick around and find out.” Dem: “Stand by to come about!” A Sailor’s Voice: “Move it! Move it! Prepare to come about! Come on! Up you go!” Sailor: [Screams] Sailors’ Voices: “Look out!” “Give me a hand!” H: “Demetrius!” Sailors: “Someone help-- !” [Screams] “She’s dead! We’re goin’ down!” H: “Get to the lifeboat!” A Sailor’s Voice: “Abandon ship!” H: “Ah-h-h!” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- Cas [Softly]: “There, there. It’s OK.” H: “The sh-- ship.” Cas: “Shh. You’re safe, now.” H: “Are there any survivors?” Cas: “None that I’ve seen.” H: “Where am I?” Cas: “On the island of Atlantis.” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- [ACT I] Cas’s Voice: “Well, it must have been some storm.” H: “It was. It was, uh-- it was strange. Lightning-- hit the ship. We went down. All those men.” Cas: “Drink this. It’ll help.” H: “Thanks-- for everything.” Cas: “I’m-- Cassandra.” H: “Hercules.” Cas: “Hercules-- nice to put a name to the face. Are you hungry?” H: “Yeah, I am-- if it’s not too much trouble.” Cas: “Oh-- it’s no trouble at all. It’s nice to have the company. I’m all alone up here. It can get pretty lonesome.” H: “Well, then it’s lucky for both of us that you found me.” Cas: “Luck? It had nothing to do with it. I’ve been expecting you-- although-- you’re taller than I thought you’d be.” H: “I-- think you have me confused with someone else.” Cas: “No. No. I’ve seen you-- in dreams. In one of them, you saved my life. They’re-- more like visions, really-- of things to come. I’ve had them as long as I can remember. They _always_ come true. And now-- here you are. [Sighs] You’re going to save us.” H: “Save you.” Cas: “Hmm.” H: “From what?” Cas: “Um-- Atlantis is going to be destroyed.” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- Cas: “I’ve had this garden since-- I was little. It was my father’s. He always used to say, um-- ‘This-- is where life begins.’ They look sick, don’t they.” H: “Yeah.” Cas: “Well, I’d hoped to pick us lunch, but no matter how hard I try, I can’t seem to keep this garden alive these days.” H: “You, uh-- said that the entire island of Atlantis is-- gonna be destroyed.” Cas: “I know how this must sound to you, Hercules, but I am not imagining it.” H: “OK, then-- why don’t you tell me about it. What happens in your dreams?” Cas: “What I see is-- chaos-- and ruin. I’m falling-- seems like forever-- until last night. You caught me. It was then that I knew you were coming. You don’t believe me, do you? [Laughs] Of course not! How could you?! I mean-- silly woman, living alone in the woods, carrying on about the end of the world-- well-- her world, anyway. But it’s real. Hercules, it is _real_. I _know_ it. You know? I had _doubts_ at first. I hoped it was just a nightmare, but it’s-- _not_ a nightmare, because you’re here.” H: “Have you told anybody?” Cas: “No. I’ve-- I’ve been afraid. I-- don’t exactly fit in. Um-- the people here-- they’re all alike. They dress alike. They-- think alike.” H: “But you don’t, and-- they have a problem with that.” Cas: “Yeah. I don’t wanna live in the city-- to be told-- when to come-- when to go-- what to do.” H: “Huh.” Cas: “What to think. I don’t have to have everything my neighbor has to be happy. You know? I’m just like my father. People were afraid of him, too, because he was different. But-- you know, it didn’t matter to him. We had a wonderful life out here. It didn’t matter to me either-- until now. I wish I could convince you.” H: “I believe that you believe, Cassandra. That’s good enough for me.” Cas: “You’ll help me?” H: “Yes-- but you’ve got to tell people what you know.” Cas: “You’re right. I will. But there’s something you must do, first.” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- H: “I, uh-- I feel ridiculous.” Cas: “Outsiders aren’t allowed on the island. The people here think that the-- rest of the world is-- well, let’s just say, less than civilized.” H: “And that’s why I have to wear this thing.” Cas: “Uh-huh.” H: “Yeah. I don’t think so.” Cas: “What are you doing?” H: “Uh-- I-I-I’m-- gonna go back-- and put my own clothes on. I think I can behave myself.” Cas: “No. Y-you don’t understand. Y-you’re an outsider, and any citizen caught with an outsider is punished.” H: “Punished?” Cas: “Mm-hmm.” H: “How?” Cas: “I don’t know. Nobody’s ever broken the rule before.” H: “You know? What is it-- ?” Cas: “Hey, watch it!” H: “What was that?” Cas: “Uh-- one of King Panthius’ latest advancements. The guards use ‘em to patrol the island.” H: “I’d like to meet this king of yours.” Cas: “He’ll be at the council meeting this afternoon. Well-- this is it.” H: “Looks like I’m not in-- Corinth, anymore.” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- Man’s Voice: “What is _she_ doing here?” H: “It’s, uh-- like a circus here.” Cas [Giggles]: “That’s putting it mildly.” H: “I-- thought you said we’d fit right in.” Cas: “No, I said _you’d_ fit right in.” Salesman’s Voice [In Background]: “Step right up!” Cas [Interrupts]: “I told you I wasn’t very popular.” H: “Well, it’s just that-- ” Man: “Citizen!” H: “Um-- ” Man: “This is your _lucky_ day-- or should I say, your little woman’s lucky day. Thanks to the _miracle_ of modern crystology-- and my special price to you-- and a steal of a deal it is-- _you_ can have your very own-- crystalwave oven! Just pop in your food-- press a button-- and zap! Instant feast. A demonstration.” Cas: “I’m sorry.” H: “What happened?” Cas: “Oh, I got caught up in a-- circus.” Man: “She with you?” A Man’s Voice [In Background]: “It dices, it slices--” H [Interrupts]: “Uh, yeah-- is there a problem?” Man: “What are you tryin’ to do? Ruin my business? Citizen! This is your lucky day! Or should I say, your little woman’s _lucky_ day.” H: “Is everyone here this-- friendly?” Cas: “Well, the people think _I’m_ weird because I don’t have all their-- gizmos.” H: “Well, who can trust food cooked in a _crystalwave_ oven?!” Cas [Interrupts]: “Um-- just about everything on the island is powered by crystals-- the gliders-- the, um-- street lights. King Panthius calls it progress.” H: “Street lights.” Cas: “Mm-hmm?” H: “And I thought the gods were misguided.” Man’s Voice [In Background]: “-- it doesn’t even _look_ expensive!” Cas [Interrupts]: “Uh-uh-- wh-wh-- you believe in the gods?” H: “Uh, I don’t have much choice. My-- father is one of them.” Cas: “No. I knew it! I _knew_ the myths were true.” H: “Myths?” Cas: “Oh-- the people of Atlantis haven’t believed in gods for centuries.” Woman’s Voice: “State of the art!” Cas: “Come on. Let’s go.” A Man’s Voice: “It’s _better_ than a sundial.” H: “Myths.” A Man’s Voice: “You can read it at night!” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- Builder: “It will reach into the sky-- housing _hundreds_ in a single building-- so that our children’s children can _enjoy_ the benefits of Atlantis-- till the next millenium. It will be your-- legacy-- King Panthius.” Panthius [Pan]: “Your proposal-- is approved, citizen. Good work. Submit your designs to the council.” Builder: “Thank you, Sire.” Pan: “Keep up the good work, citizen. Who’s next?” Cas: “I can’t do this.” H: “Yes, you can. I’ll be right here.” Pan: “Next citizern! Step forward!” Man’s Voice: “Oh, no-- not Cassandra!” Woman’s Voice: “Don’t let her speak!” Pan: “Every citizen-- has the right to speak-- even if they choose to reject our way of life.” Cas: “Thank you-- King Panthius. Citizens-- I-- know what you all think of me-- but-- Atlantis is my home, too-- which makes what I’m about to say all the more difficult. We’re in danger. Our island is going to be destroyed.” Pan: “I warn you-- do not mock this council. If you don’t have a legitimate subject for discussion-- step down!” Cas: “I mean no disrespect-- but you have to believe me.” Pan: “What makes you think we’re-- in danger?” Cas: “I’ve seen it-- in a vision.” Man’s Voice: “She’s crazy!” Pan: “In-- a vision?! Still trapped in the dark ages, are we? And where do your visions come from? The gods, perhaps? You’ve wasted enough of our time! Step down!” Woman’s Voice: “Liar! Don’t insult us!” H: “Now, wait a minute! She isn’t finished!” Pan: “Yes! She’s _quite_ finished-- citizen.” H: “I know it’s hard to believe in something you can’t explain-- but what if she’s right? Are you willing to gamble with the lives of your families-- your children? At least hear her out.” Pan: “We will not let you spread fear in our kingdom!” H: “Just hear what she has-- ” Pan [Interrupts]: “Enough! I have no idear [sic] what motivates your superstitious lies-- but reason-- and logic expose them for what they are. Now-- leave this city-- until you can-- conduct yourselves in a more-- _civilized_ manner.” Man’s Voice: “Go on. Go on.” Cas: “I’m going.” Men’s Voices: “And don’t come back!” “You crazy witch!” Woman’s Voice: “You’re scaring our children!” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- Cas: “The looks on their faces. Before, they thought I was just an animal. Now, they think I’m crazy, too.” H: “Hmm-- I’m starting to think that you’re the only sane one here.” Cas: “Hmm. My family’s lived in this forest for generations. All my ancestors are buried here. My mother always used to say that their souls-- would always be with me-- you know? Alive? In the wind? In the song of the birds? Listen [Sighs]-- can’t believe it’s all going to disappear.” H [Sighs]: “Don’t give up, Cassandra. You were brave today.” Cas: “Thanks to you.” H: “Maybe they’ll come around.” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- Cas: “No! No! No! Hercules! No! No! Herc!” H: “Cassandra. It’s OK. You were having a nightmare.” Cas: “No! I saw fire!” Men’s Voices: “Burn, you crazy freak!” “That’s what you get for spreading lies!” H: “Good timing. I’m sorry I doubted you. Come on.” Woman’s Voice: “Burn!” Man’s Voice: “This is our island! We don’t want you here!” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- [ACT II] Cas: “We’re trapped.” H: “Do you trust me?” Cas: “Uh-- I trust you.” H: “Hang on.” Cas: “Wait. What are you-- ? [Screams] Hercules!” Woman’ Voice: “The fire didn’t burn him!” Man’s Voice: “Did you see that?!” H: “Are you all right?” Cas: “I think so.” Men’s Voices: “Everybody, get back!” “This can’t be!” H: “You call yourselves civilized! She’s trying to help you!” Cas: “My father built this house. I was born here. It’s all just-- a cruel joke. It’s a curse! I mean-- the people just won’t believe me. I never wanted this responsibility! Never!” H: “You had the courage-- to come this far. Don’t give up now.” Cas: Why is this happening to me?” H: “I don’t know. I-- I-- I do know-- growing up, I thought my strength was a curse. It took me a long time to understand that-- it’s a gift. It’s-- like your visions.” Cas: “But what’s the point if I can’t use them to change things?” H: “Maybe you can. It doesn’t matter why you have the gift. The important thing is how you use it. Some good-- will come of all this.” Cas: “I hope you’re right.” H: “Come on.” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- Pan: “Say that again!” 2nd Man: “It’s true, Sire. Well, he just walked through a wall of fire.” 1st Man: “No ordin’ry man could have done it-- yet we saw it with our own eyes.” Pan: “And your minds? What do they say? Think! Since what you describe is impossible, it stands to reason-- it was a trick. How many others saw it?” 2nd Man: “ A dozen?” 1st Man: “Maybe more.” Pan: “I promise, we _will_ get to the bottom of this. Thank you, citizens.” 1st Man: “Sire.” Guard: “Word spreads quickly. The people will demand an explanation.” Pan: “And that’s _exactly_ what we’re going to give them. But first-- find the girl-- and her friend. Bring them here.” Guard: “He sounds like a very strong man. What if he resists?” Pan: “I’m sure you’ll think of something. You always do.” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- Cas: “What’s it like-- out there-- Hercules? Beyond-- Atlantis.” H: “It’s beautiful. Every place is different-- its own-- unique people-- customs.” Cas: “I’d like to see that.” H: “Well-- I’m sure you’ll get the chance. Cassandra-- what’s wrong?” Cas: “Um-- the ground-- this is how it starts in my vision. They’re gone.” H: “What?” Cas: “The birds. You see, they know. It’s instinct. So-- whatever’s gonna happen, it’s gonna happen soon.” A Guard: “There! There they are!” H: “Uh-- let me guess. You’re-- lost, and you need directions.” A Guard: “Ah-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h!” H: “Guess not. No-o-o-o-o-o! Uh!” Cas: “Hercules, no!” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- Pan: “Well-- look who’s back from the dead.” Cas: “Are you all right?” H: “Oh, yeah, I feel great.” Pan: “It’s _unusual_ for someone to survive the touch of our sceptres. Are you one of Cassandra’s gods?” H: “Uh-- the son of a god, if it matters.” Pan: “It doesn’t. People who need you may believe in you. This is Atlantis. We don’t.” H [Sighs]: “Well-- in that case, I guess we’ll be going. It’s been a pleasure.” Pan: “And you-- harboring an outsider-- a god-- no less. We’ll have to make the punishment fit the crime.” H [Sighs]: “Leave her out of this, Panthius. She’s done nothing but try to help you.” Pan: “Wrong! She has greatly upset the order of our society by bringing you here! In Atlantis-- order-- and progress-- are supreme. You might say they’re _our_ religion.” H: “Well, maybe it’s time to think about converting.” Pan: “I’d be doing the people a disservice if I let _you_ shatter their faith.” Cas: “If you really cared about your people, you would tell them to leave the island, now.” Pan [Chuckles]: “Even _I_ couldn’t get them to leave. And why should they? There’s nothing we can’t overcome. Science-- is a proven-- safeguard. And as you’re about to witness-- we’re quite prepared for any outside threat!” H: “That’s probably a really big crystalwave oven. That was no lightning bolt. You destroyed my ship!” Pan: “Yours wasn’t the first. And I promise it won’t be the last.” H: “Good men died because of you!” Pan: “That-- is incidental! I’m only concerned with preserving _our_ way of life.” H: “I’ve got news for you, pal. You’re in for a big-- letdown.” Pan: “There’s no place-- for you, here. Too bad. Dispose of this-- god.” Guard: “Come on!” H: “I’ll come back for you. I promise. I’ll come back for you, too, Panthius.” Guard: “Move it! Pan: “Only-- in your dreams, my dear.” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- Guard: “Enjoy your stay! Don’t even think about it!” H: “Well-- this could be a problem.” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- [ACT III] H [Sighs]: “So much for technology.” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- Men’s Voices: “I heard he walked through fire!” “He’s walking through it!” Pan: “A stranger-- has entered our great kingdom! He wears the mask of deceit! Now, rumor spreads like wildfire. Look behind you, citizens.” Men’s Voices: “Huh?” “It’s just a mirror.” Pan: “A simple trick-- done with mirrors. Gods do _not_ exist! Tricksters do!” Woman’s Voice: “Yeah!” Pan: “The only threat to Atlantis-- is fear! We must unite against it!” People’s Voices: “Yes!” Pan: “Anyone who chooses-- may leave the city, but! Know this-- out there-- beyond the cliffs-- that is wilderness. You will live as a savage among savages! Who among you is prepared to take that chance?! The future-- is ours! Are-- you-- with me!” People: [Cheer] ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- Guard’s Voice: “You, there! Quicker!” Slaves’ Voices: “I’m going as fast as I can.” “Ooh!” “There it is again!” “Oh!” Guard’s Voice: “All right! Back to work!” Slave’s Voice: “Are you all right?” Guard: “Keep it moving, you lazy dog! You’re too slow!” Slave: “I’ve got it.” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- Pan: “You-- are a pariah-- living in the forest like an animal-- hated-- despised-- alone. We all need to be-- connected to _something_, Cassandra. I think maybe-- we can help-- each other.” Cas: “I doubt it.” Pan: “Your power could be very useful to us. I’m prepared to offer you a seat on the council-- a position-- of respect-- advisor-- to the king. As your first official duty-- tell me-- what-- is going to destroy Atlantis?” Cas: “There are limits to my vision. I don’t know how the island is going to be destroyed, but I do know that there is nothing that you can do to stop it.” Pan: “I think you’ll be-- shocked-- by what _I_ can do.” Cas: “Uh-oh.” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- Guard’s Voice: “Get a move on! You’ve outlived your usefulness, old man. Time-- to retire.” H: “Careful-- somebody might get hurt. [Sighs] They just-- never listen.” Guard’s Voice: “An intruder! Get him!” [Fight] H: “Huh. Lucky shot.” Old Man: “Who are you?” H: “I’m-- ” Dem: “Hercules.” Sailor’s Voice: “It’s Hercules! We’re saved!” H: “Demetrius-- I thought you were dead.” Dem: “Until now-- I wished I had been. The king’s men found me on shore and brought me here. All of us-- sailors blown off course-- and our ships destroyed.” H: “Yeah. Panthius is using you to mine his precious crystal.” Old Man: “Break our backs so that people can have their toys.” Dem: “Thank the gods you came, Hercules. We thought we’d never get out alive.” H: “Well, if we don’t leave soon, we won’t. This island’s about to be destroyed.” Dem: “Destroyed? How?” Old Man: “By greed.” H: “Exactly. Those fissures? I’ve seen them all over the island.” Old Man: “The diggings-- are weakening the foundation.” Dem: “I’m not surprised. These tunnels are everywhere.” Old Man: “We’ve already had flooding.” H: “Flooding? Atlantis must be sinking. Come on, men! Let’s get moving.” Dem: “Come on.” Slave’s Voice: “Let’s go.” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- Pan: “I’ll ask you again. What threatens-- our kingdom? Or-- should I say, ‘Who?’ The gods-- perhaps.” Cas: “I’ve told you everything I know! I swear it! Now, please-- don’t do this!” Pan: “I’m afraid you leave me no choice. That was just a taste, Cassandra. Make it easy. Save yourself the pain.” Cas: “Even-- if I had an answer-- I wouldn’t tell you! You’re a monster!” Pan: “Poor thing.” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- Dem: “The ocean! I never thought I’d see it again!” Sailors’ Voices: “Fresh air!” “The ocean!” “What a sight!” H: “Think you got the strength to take one of those ships?” Dem: “Are you kidding? I could take on an army.” H: “All right, then. Good luck.” Dem: “You’re not coming?” H: “Uh-- I’ll catch up with ya, later.” Dem: “We’ll wait for you.” H: “No, no. There’s-- not enough time. If this place goes-- I want you to leave without me. Promise me.” Dem: “Be safe.” H: “You, too.” Dem: “OK, let’s go.” Sailors’ Voices: “Good, let’s go.” “Let’s go!” “Yeah!” “To the ship!” “Yeah!” “Quickly!” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- H: “That-- doesn’t look too good.” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- [ACT IV] H: “Look like the sky’s not so friendly, after all. Uh-oh. I take it this isn’t a good place to hide. I hate being right.” Pilots: “Hey! Watch out!” “Yah-h-h!” “Ah-h!” “Ah-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h!” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- H [Sighs]: “Well, if man was meant to fly-- aw, forget it.” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- Sailor: “Shhh.” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- Guard: “She doesn’t know anything. She would have talked by now. Shall I prepare the fleet for evacuation?” Pan: “Don’t be ridiculous!” Guard: “But her vision-- ” Pan: “Forget that! Our technology can withstand any force her visions could suggest! Hallucinations, is more like.” Guard: “Then what do we do with her, now?” Pan: “She’s a criminal. Treat her-- accordingly!” A Guard: “Sire! The slaves have escaped!” Pan: “What?!” A Guard: “The stranger set them free!” Pan: “They won’t be getting very far!” H: “Sorry to crash the party-- but Cassandra’s coming with me.” [Fight] H: “Uh-oh. It’s a bummer, isn’t it?” Cas: “Hercules!” Pan: “Another step-- and _she_ dies!” H: “When does it stop, Panthius?! What can you gain from this that you don’t already have?!” Pan: “The future, Hercules-- the future.” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- Woman’s Voice: “Look up there!” Man’s Voice: “What’s going on?!” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- H: “Party’s over.” Pan: “Ah-h-h-h-h-h-h-h!” H: “You all right?” Cas: “Ask me later.” H: “I think it’s a good idea.” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- Man’s Voice: “It’s coming down!” Woman’s Voice: “Run!” Man’s Voice: “Hurry!” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- H: “Come on.” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- Woman’s Voice: “Quickly! Quickly!” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- Pan: “Hercules! Ah-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h!” H: “This place blows. Let’s get outta here.” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- Cas: “Don’t let me fall!” H: “Don’t worry. I’ve gotcha.” Cas: “Ah-h. Thank you.” H: “Well-- let’s not celebrate yet.” Cas: “Now, what?!” H: “I’ve got an idea.” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- Sailor’s Voice: “Give me a little slack in the line!” Old Man: “We must go.” Dem: “Not without Hercules!” Old Man: “If we stay, we’re _all_ gonna die.” A Sailor’s Voice: “He’s right! Demetrius, you have to make a decision!” Dem: “All right. Pull the anchor.” Sailors’ Voices: “Easing the shackle! “Standing by the braces!” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- Women’s Voices: “Hurry!” “No, no! Oh-h-h! Oh-h-h-- no!” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- H: “Here we are.” Cas: “This is your idea?” H: “You got a better one?” Cas: “Whoa! Do you know what you’re doing?” H: “I have no idea. All right-- check back there.” Cas: “Um-- the crystals are glowing.” H: “Yeah. Well-- that must be good.” Cas: “We gotta hurry!” H: “Yeah. Uh-- hang on!” Cas: “Ah-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h!” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- Cas: “Oh-h-h-h-h-- let me know when it’s over.” H: “Well-- we’re safe. You can open your eyes now.” Cas: “I know this isn’t the best time-- uh-h-h-h-- but we don’t have anywhere to land” H: “We-e-e-ll-- we’re not lookin’ for land. There it is.” Cas: [Laughs] ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- Sailors: “Up there!” “Hercules!” “He made it!” Hooray!” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- Cas: “Well-- I’ll say one thing. You sure know how to sweep a girl off her feet.” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- Sailors’ Voices: “Look at that!” “He made it!” ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- Sailors’ Voices: “We’re goin’ home!” “I’ll second that!” H: “You did everything you could, Cassandra. You can’t save people from themselves.” Cas: “I’m going to miss my home.” H: “I know. But it will always be with you. Look.” Cas: “They’re flying west.” H: “What a coincidence. We’re headed that way, too. What was that for?” Cas: “For believing in me.” H: “All you really needed was to believe in yourself.” Cas: “You know Hercules, I’ve-- got a feeling.” H: “Oh-- no, not another-- vision.” Cas [Chuckling]: “No-- just a hunch. We’re gonna be friends for a long time.” H: “Ya know something? I-- think you’re right.” ----------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------
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