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(THEME MUSIC PLAYING)

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(THEME MUSIC PLAYING)

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(GROWLING)

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Hey, what's with you?

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(FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING)

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(GROWLING)

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Hi.

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(DOG SNIFFING)

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(WHISTLES) Come on, will you?
I ain't got all night, you know.

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(BRANCHES SNAPPING)

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(GROWLING)

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What the...

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(YELPING)

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(WHIMPERS)

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(SCREAMS)

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No! Stay back!
Keep away from me!

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If it's a fight you're looking
for, try starting one with me.

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The masquerade party's
over, hairy.

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Well, Mr. John Hamner...

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You're a very lucky fella.

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Helen, get me...

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We need to talk.

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(PHONE RINGING) I wish
you'd stop doing that.

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Just tangled with a
mugger in a werewolf mask.

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I tried to stop him,
and he threw a guy off a bridge.

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Mean anything to you?

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"A werewolf mask"?

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Let's take a look.

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Only thing that even comes close
is two Alaskan timber wolves

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stolen from the city
zoo last Friday.

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The victim's name
was John Hamner.

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From his uniform,
I'd say he works for the zoo.

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I doubt it's a coincidence.

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I'll get Bullock on it.

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Helen, get me Harvey Bullock.

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Yeah, ASAP.

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BATMAN: Hmm.

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Something wrong, Batman?

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BATMAN: Just had a disturbing
thought, that's all.

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What if that guy
wasn't wearing a mask?

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(GROWLING)

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(ROARING)

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Just under the wire.

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Please, spare me the melodrama.

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In precisely seven seconds,

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all your fearsome growling
won't mean a blessed thing.

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There, all better.

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Easy.Easy.

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It'll all be over soon,

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- now that you've taken care of Hamner.
- No. The Batman interfered.

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Him again?

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Obviously, something will
have to be done about him.

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Won't it, my friend?

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REPORTER: And here
are today's headlines.

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<i>Former Olympic champion
Anthony Romulus</i>

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<i>announced in a letter
in today's Gotham</i> Globe

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<i>that he would double his million-dollar
pledge to a local charity</i>

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<i>if Batman appears at his home
this evening to receive the check.</i>

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BRUCE: Haven't seen you
around here lately, Tony.

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TONY: Been busy, Bruce.

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Trying to find a new
tax shelter or two.

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Then you're serious about
that ad in the paper, Tony?

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TONY: Dead serious.

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I'll give $2.5 million
to the Gotham United Fund

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provided the Batman comes to the
house personally to pick up the check.

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WOMAN: Why him?
Looking for someone to arm-wrestle?

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Let's just say I've always
wanted to check out.

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Gotham's second-best
athlete firsthand.

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(WOMAN LAUGHS)

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NARRATOR: <i>(ON TV) The Alaskan timber
wolf hunts in pairs or in packs,</i>

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<i>contrary to the way this
predator is commonly depicted</i>

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<i>in wildlife adventure films.</i>

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ALFRED: Thinking of acquiring a new
pet, Master Bruce?

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No, Alfred.
Just searching for some connection

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between Hamner, those stolen
wolves, and that hairy weirdo.

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The hairs check out
as genuine wolf hair.

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But it could mean only that shaggy
was wearing an extremely fancy mask.

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I've come at this problem
from a dozen directions.

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But they all lead to
the same dead end.

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Well, then, might I suggest, sir,
that it's time to get a new map.

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BATMAN: Or time to stop
spinning my wheels, at least.

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I have other business tonight.

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Hmm! You're welcome.

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Batman.

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I hear you have something for
me, Mr. Romulus.

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I've been expecting you.

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Please,
make yourself comfortable.

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TONY: I'll write you a check.

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- Would you care for something to drink?
- No, thank you.

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Can we just get on with it?

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Is it getting hot in here?

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"Hot"?

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Why, no, I don't believe so.

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It is hot.

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And there's something
wrong with the air in here.

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It's... Of course.

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Gas.

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Don't know

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what you're trying to pull,

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but you're not going to...

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I'm sorry, Batman.

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But you really should've
taken the doctored drink.

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DR. MILO: Sounds like there's quite
a nasty storm brewing, my friend.

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TONY: I hope so, Milo.

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The rain will make me feel
cleaner after what we just did.

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DR. MILO: And I hope he
awakens before moonrise.

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I want him to see
the end coming.

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An end you expect me to deliver.

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Milo, you're a worse animal
than anything I turn into.

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But I'm the animal who holds
the key to your salvation.

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Don't ever forget that.

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(GROWLING)

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Now, why don't I pour you a cup of
tea, Anthony?

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- You'll feel better.
- In a pig's eye, Milo.

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There's only one
thing I want from you.

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The antidote? Certainly.

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When you've earned it.

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As if I haven't suffered enough?

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You know what they say, Anthony.

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No pain, no gain.

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But you know that
far better than I.

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<i>What with all that training you
did to compete in the Autumn Games.</i>

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<i>But that wasn't good enough for
you, was it?</i>

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<i>No. You wanted something that
would guarantee a gold medal.</i>

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<i>And I gave it to you.</i>

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Steroids, Mr. Romulus?

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No, too easily detectable.

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But there is this.

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A special steroid derivative
I've been working on.

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Undetectable and unbeatable.

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One thing you should know.

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This serum contains both steroids
and timber wolf estrogen.

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All designed to heighten one's
physical attributes to their utmost.

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Unfortunately,
it still requires testing.

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<i>HEY-</i>

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Too late, Professor.

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The power is mine now.

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Then all that remains
is to discuss my fee.

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<i>And you got your money's
worth, didn't you, my friend?</i>

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(GRUNTS)

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<i>Oh, yes,
your money's worth and more.</i>

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<i>Using your newfound
fame to earn a fortune.</i>

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<i>Public appearances.</i>

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Commercial endorsements.

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And that only made your terrible
selfishness all the more reprehensible.

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Why should I give you a dime?

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It was my own sweat that
got me this far, Milo.

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(SCREAMS)

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And I intend to go the
rest of the way alone.

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<i>DR.</i> MILO: <i>Now, there was a decision
you've lived to regret, wasn't it?</i>

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(GROANING)

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The effects can't be reversed.

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- What?
- I said "reversed," Anthony.

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I can't reverse the process.

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But I can complete it.

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What you're suffering from, my friend,
is an early stage of lycanthropy.

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More commonly known
as "werewolf ism."

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For that, I have no treatment.

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However, advanced
werewolf ism can be cured.

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(GAGGING)

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(WINCING)

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What did you do to me?

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The pain! The pain!

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And if you ever wish it to go
away, Anthony,

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from this moment forward,
you will do precisely what I tell you.

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I won't let you trick me
again, Milo.

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Now, give me that antidote!
Please, just a taste.

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No, not a drop.

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I want all the creature's
savagery unleashed on the Batman.

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(WHISTLING MELODICALLY)

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(WOLVES GROWLING)

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BULLOCK: You Hamner?

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(GASPS)

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John Hamner? Bullock, Gotham PD.

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What do you want?

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About them two wolves
somebody boosted.

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There was no sign of forced entry
here, you know.

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So I'm figuring somebody
must have unlocked the cages,

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and looked the other way.

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I've been checking you
out, Hamner.

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Seems last week, your bank account
suddenly got bigger by a few grand.

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So, what's the story?

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I want the truth before I decide to
feed you to your furry friends here.

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All right, all right.
You got it.

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The guy tells me to open the locks.
Next morning, the wolves are gone.

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- What guy?
- I don't know.

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I never saw him, he calls me.
Pays me off by courier.

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For all I know, he could be you.

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You got that wrong, pally.

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I'm the guy taking you in.

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(HOWL$)

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You fool!

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There's no telling what
the werewolf might do.

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Hey, ask me if I care.

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(TONY SCREAMS)

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(HOWL$)

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Now go. Your victim is waiting.

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Go, Anth...

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Anthony, what...
What are you doing?

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Anthony, please!

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Let's talk about this.

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We can...

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(SCREAMS)

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No!

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(ANTHONY GROWLS)

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- (GROWLS)
- (SCREAMS)

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(YELLING)

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(HOWL$)

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(GRUNTS)

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(WOLF GROWLING)

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(GRUNTING)

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(HOWLING)

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- Honey, did you hear that?
- It's only the wind, Norman.

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NORMAN: Come on,
we gotta call 911.

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Do me a favor, shaggy.

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Stay down!

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Guess not.

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I'm obviously no match
for you down here.

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So let's take this
to higher ground.

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(SIREN WAILING)

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What's that?

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Hold your fire till
I give the word.

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Your move, hairy.

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There.

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I said, no shooting.

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Let him handle this. For now.

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(GROANS)

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(SCREAMS)

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You know, my friend,
I'm innocent.

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They'll never convict
me of a thing.

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Don't bet on it.

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No trace of wolfie.
We checked the shoreline for miles.

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But in four weeks,
there's another full moon.

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Then we'll know for sure.

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WOMAN: Isn't it just to die for?

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Wait till you see the gym.
You'll plotz.

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Oh, right. This place used to belong
to Anthony Romulus, didn't it?

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- So Why'd he wanna move?
- AGENT: But he didn't.

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They say he just
left town one day.

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The house is being sold
to pay off his creditors.

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Any idea what happened to him?

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No, nobody really knows.
Strange, ain't it?

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MAN: Yeah. A guy who's
got just about everything.

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And he gives it all up?

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(HOWLING)

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(THEME MUSIC PLAYING)

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English - SDH