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(GATE CREAKlNG)

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(SCREECHlNG)

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(DOG HOWLlNG)

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(SCREECHlNG)

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(lNDlSTlNCT WHlSPERlNG)

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(CACKLlNG)

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(CRYPTKEEPER SPEAKlNG)

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Son of Dracula.
Return of the Son of Dracula.

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The Son of Dracula's Revenge?
Is that all you can do? Vampire movies?

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I'm afraid that's not good enough.

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You'd have to be a bite more versatile

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to be on the frighting staff of
Tales from the Crypt.

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Oh, hello, creeps. As you can see,
we've got an opening for a story dead-itor.

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I've been conducting chop interviews
all morning.

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No one seems to get what I'm looking for.

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(SlGHS)

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Oh, well. Let's see who's next.

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Interesting, a brother team.

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Grimm, I think I've heard of them.

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This has potential, boils and ghouls.

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It's a twisted bit of gorytelling
about three scaracters you may recognize

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at first.

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It's called the "Third Pig."

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NARRATOR: Once upon a time,
there were three little piggies.

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Their names were Dudley,
Drinky and Smokey.

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What are you looking at?

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NARRATOR:
Dudley Pig was the smartest of the three.

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He lived in a sturdy house made of bricks
which he kept very neat and tidy.

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Drinky lived in a house
made out of an old whiskey keg.

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(BURPS)

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While Smokey lived in a house made out
of cigarettes and wooden matchsticks.

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(CAT SCREECHES)

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To say that Drinky and Smokey
weren 't as smart as their brother Dudley

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would be putting it mildly

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as both were sorely lacking
in the brain department.

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Drinky only thought about one thing.
Well, maybe two things.

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While Smokey...
Smokey didn 't think of anything at all.

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In this happy neighborhood

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there also lived a devious and hungry wolf.

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Mr. Wolf was bad as could be.

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(CRASHlNG)

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(DOG BARKlNG)

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And he had a ra venous appetite.

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(CLEARS THROAT)

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(lNHALlNG)

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More ice, I tell you. More ice.

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(lNHALlNG)

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(lNHALlNG)

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(GRUNTlNG)

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Damn! I know you porkers are inside.
You can run but you can't hide.

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I'll get you damn pigs
if it's the last thing I do.

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You, you... Oh, what rhymes with "you"?

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I'm not a damn poet.

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Why does everything always
have to rhyme in these things?

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I can't help it.

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No one talks like that
in these stupid, freaking...

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I sound like a Hallmark card or something.

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No one talks like that.

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NARRATOR: And so the wolf left
without his dinner and angry

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because he couldn 't end his speech
on a very good rhyme.

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(GLASS SHATTERlNG)

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NARRATOR: And the piggies slept safely
through the night.

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(OWL HOOTlNG)

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(ROOSTER CROWlNG)

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NARRATOR: Come the morning,

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Drinky and Smokey were very, very sad.

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(WAlLlNG)

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And so you see, brother dear,
we've got nowhere to go.

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That big, bad wolf wrecked our homes,
don't you know?

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He scared us so badly we ran and ran.

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Now I guess we'll have to live
in a garbage can.

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Nonsense, you two,
you can move in with me.

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This house made of brick is very sturdy,
you see?

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DUDLEY: That blowhard old wolf
could never knock it down.

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It's the strongest house
in the whole darn town.

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NARRATOR: Well, the two dumb brothers
wasted no time

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in taking their smart brother up
on his generous offer.

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Drinky and Smokey moved
their few possessions

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into their brother's house.

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Well, to say that Drinky and Smokey
didn 't treat their smart brother kindly

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would be an understatement.

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They always sent him out on errands

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and made him cook and clean up
after them.

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(M USlC BLARlNG)

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The two brothers weren 't the best guests
Dudley had ever had.

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Drinky and Smokey
threw all-night parties with booze

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and ladies of easy virtue.

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(PEOPLE GRUNTlNG)

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(WOM EN MOANlNG)

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I say, brothers dear,
could you be a little more quiet?

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I thought that the city was having a riot.

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NARRATOR: They partied all night
and watched television all day.

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I say, you two, how's the job hunt going?

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This pain in my back
shows no sign of slowing.

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It's true, brother dear,
that it's jobs that we need,

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but the horrible truth is
we don't know how to read.

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(GUFFAWlNG)

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NARRATOR: Dudley the Pig knew
that his brothers meant well.

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It wasn 't their fault
that they were born with slow minds.

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He preferred to remember the good times.
Yes, the good times.

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But for the life of him
he couldn 't remember any good times.

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Hey, brother dear,
what're you standing there for?

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Y eah!
We're out of beer, now get to the store.

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I'll go to the store, but you better beware.

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That nasty, old wolf
is still out there somewhere.

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So close all the windows
and lock up the door,

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it won't take me long
to get back from the store.

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NARRATOR: And so the smart, little piggy
went to the market

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to get some beer for his lazy brothers.

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But as fate would ha ve it,

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that was the moment
the bad, old wolf chose to arrive.

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When I find a way in,
that's when I attacks!

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And soon I'll be dining
on sweet baby backs.

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(DOOR BELL RlNGlNG)

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Say, brother dear,
who on earth could that be?

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I'll go to the peephole and take a look-see.

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(DOOR BELL CONTlNUES RlNGlNG)

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Oh, please can't you help me?

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I'm filled with distress.

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I'm a poor swimsuit model
who just lost her dress.

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If you'd let me inside,
I'd be ever so grateful,

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and I think that you'll find me
to be extra playful.

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NARRATOR:
Smokey couldn't believe the luck.

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There's a cute girl outside
and she wants to come in!

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Well, let her in, stupid,
so the fun can begin.

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Come right on in, Miss...

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Well, well, well, what have we here?

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Looks like two little piggies
but where is the third?

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I'll start with you two and then I'll...

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Oh, the hell with it!

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NARRATOR: And so, even though
the wolf still couldn 't find a rhyme

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to go with "third" he...

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Will you shut up about that? You try it.
I haven't heard you do one rhyme yet.

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(SCREAMlNG)

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(SCREAMlNG)

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(GROWLlNG)

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NARRATOR:
And when he was done, he left.

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Soon after the wolfhad left,
Dudley returned home.

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He was startled
to find the door wide open.

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Hello, brothers dear,
I'm back with the beer.

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Hello? Police?

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Well, when I came home,
and when I opened the door,

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there was blood on the ceiling,
chopped off hands on the floor.

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I think the wolf did it,
that shifty old tramp.

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There's blood all over the place.
The gore is still damp.

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My God, there's intestines strung
round the lamp!

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The address on the house is
Pig Number Three.

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Jesus Christ!
There's a severed head on the TV.

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Be quick! Be quick!
Please hurry here quick!

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I think that I'm going to be violently sick.

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(RETCHlNG)

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(NARRATOR SPEAKlNG)

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Hooray! Hooray!

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At last I can cheer.
The frigging police are finally here!

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Oh, thank goodness! At last.

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You're the chief I would guess.
Well, come on inside,

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take a look at this mess.

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It must have been that bad, old wolf.
Oh, my Lordy!

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Only he could be responsible
for a scene that's this gory.

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Come, come, Mr. Pig,
let's not make up a story.

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But... But I didn't do it.
I just walked in here.

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I said I'm not guilty! Let go of my ear!

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My, my, Mr. Pig,
what a mess you have here.

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But to me,
your motive seems perfectly clear.

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You killed both your brothers
'cause they drank all your beer!

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I'm not guilty, I say!

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Throw him in jail or he'll sing that all day.

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NARRATOR: And early the next day,

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poor, innocent Dudley found himself
in court.

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Y'all be a-rising.

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The Honorable Judge Vic
"Leave 'Em Hanging" Johnson presiding.

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Order! Order!

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Now that we're all in,
the State vs. Dudley Pig can begin.

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-How do you plead?
-Not guilty.

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That's how you plead?

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Oh, I think that I've heard all that I need.

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I've got me a golf game,
and I'm in a big hurry.

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I think I'm gonna hand this one off
to the jury.

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-Okay, big daddy.
-Okay, big daddy.

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The jury is back and a verdict they've got.

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Is the pig guilty or is the pig not?

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-Oh, brother, is he guilty!
-Oh, brother, is he guilty!

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(GASPlNG)

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Sorry, son, the system's done all it can.

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I sentence you to die in this frying pan.

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NARRATOR: Poor Dudley Pig.
What a blow fate had dealt this porker.

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Oh, woe is me. My heart is achin'.

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For come the 'morrow,
I'll just be fried bacon.

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That nasty wolf, why, it's his fault
that I am locked up inside this dank vault.

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My dear sweet brothers once again to see,

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would be the only wish
that I'd wish for me.

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Dear brother Dudley, what's all the fuss?

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We've got something to say,
better listen to us.

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Holy smoke! My dead brothers!
To see you is swell.

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Tell me, are things as hot
as they say down in hell?

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A bit warm, it's true,

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but we're here with
an important mission for you.

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We'll help you escape and that is no goof,

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but you must bring us revenge
by killing the wolf!

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NARRATOR: And with that,
the ghostly piggies lifted their brother up

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and with some effort
pulled him through the window of his cell.

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(D UD LEY SCR EAM I NG )

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What is this broken down pla ce
full of rats?

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The abandoned castle of a mad doctor,
in fact.

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A mad proctologist to be exact.

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But you can still use it
'cause the lab's still intact.

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Use it?
For what, oh, dead brothers of mine?

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To build a monster,
so revenge we can find!

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You can learn how from reading this book.

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It's an ancient grimoire,
but just take a look.

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You will learn how to bring our plan
to fruition.

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And you won't even have to pay
any tuition.

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Goodbye, brother Dudley.
Save our souls from this pain.

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You must stop that wolf
from killing again!

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That wolf must be stopped,
my brothers are right.

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I'll get busy this very night.

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(THUNDER CRACKlNG)

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(THUNDER RUMBLlNG)

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(SlGHS)

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Now at last my dark deed is done.

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Life will soon be yours, oh, hideous one.

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After hours of toiling and sweat and strife,

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I summon the powers
to give my creature life.

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(CACKLlNG)

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NARRATOR: And then the zombie pig
monster sat up and said something

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that Dudley pig will never forget.

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(SPEAKlNG GlBBERlSH)

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The lifeless mass I have revived,
now I can say it's alive!

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Live! Live! Live!

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This wolf must die, that is my will.

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I order you to kill. Kill, kill, kill, kill.

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Kill. I will.

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NARRATOR: And so,
the zombie pig monster

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shambled out the door of the castle

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to find and kill the big, bad wolf.

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WOLF: You should have seen the look
on that little pig's face

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as he was branded with guilt
and led away in disgrace.

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I think it's funny. I just don't care.

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In the morning that pig will be fried
in the chair.

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(WOLF CACKLlNG)

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Well, I guess that's enough for one night.

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I'll go visit Bo Peep,
she won't put up a fight.

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NARRATOR: And the naughty wolf
left that dark den ofiniquity

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and went off to molest Bo Peep.

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But he hadn 't gone far into the woods

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when he got the distinct feeling
he was being followed.

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(WHlSTLES)

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That's a relief. It was only the trees.

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I thought for a moment
I might have been...

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What rhymes with trees?

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(GROWLlNG)

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Oh, Mr. Monster, don't eat me, oh, please.

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I forgot to mention
my horrible skin disease.

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Hey, that rhymed.

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(ROARS)

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(BURPS)

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NARRATOR: And though the zombie pig
had done his job,

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poor little Dudley pig was ha ving
second thoughts about what he had done.

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What have I done?

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One horrible monster from the world
I have rid,

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but created another, that's what I did.

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This abomination must not continue.

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I'll have to dismember it
sinew from sinew.

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(ZOMBlE PlG ROARlNG)

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(LAUGHlNG)

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Little pig, little pig, quit stabbing my head.
You can't kill what's already dead.

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DUDLEY: Must destroy!

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(LAUGHlNG)

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(GASPlNG)

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I love this ending, I think it's neat.

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And I've one thing to say.
"Pork, the other light meat."

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(BURPS)

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I don't know about you, kiddies,

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but I was glad to see the wolf
hit one out of the pork.

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(CHUCKLES)

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Still, an hour from now,
he'll be hungry again

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and bacon for more.

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(CACKLlNG)

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You'll be happy to know, creeps,

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that it looks like that opening
I told you about has been filled.

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Once we hammer out
a few creative stiff-rences that is.

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(CACKLlNG)