Chronicle Page #12
I heard your voice or something like...
1082
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57:17,059 -- 00:57:18,902What the hell happened to your face?
1083
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57:18,977 -- 00:57:20,820Nothing, man. Just leave me alone.
1084
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57:20,896 -- 00:57:23,524No, dude, that's not
nothing. That... Your dad!
1085
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57:23,607 -- 00:57:26,201Your dad beat the sh*t out of
you. He can't do that to you now.
1086
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57:26,276 -- 00:57:28,529Will you stop acting like you give a sh*t?
1087
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57:28,612 -- 00:57:32,116Dude. Why are you talking to me
like this? I'm your best friend.
1088
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57:32,199 -- 00:57:33,951I don't have any friends!
1089
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57:34,034 -- 00:57:36,082You were never my friend before any of this.
1090
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57:36,161 -- 00:57:38,880I hang out with you and
Matt, like, every day!
1091
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57:38,997 -- 00:57:42,922We're supposed to fly around the world
together. Don't you... Do you remember that?
1092
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57:43,043 -- 00:57:45,466- You think I'm...
- Stop! Just stop talking to me!
1093
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57:45,587 -- 00:57:47,806- Why won't you just leave me alone?
- Come on, man.
1094
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57:47,881 -- 00:57:50,259Steve, I'm telling you, get away from me!
1095
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57:50,342 -- 00:57:53,471Get away from me now! Please!
1096
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57:58,892 -- 00:58:05,4001097
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58:05,482 -- 00:58:12,0361098
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58:12,823 -- 00:58:20,823j& That saved a wretch like me j&
1099
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58:24,793 -- 00:58:28,093j& once. j&
1100
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58:28,171 -- 00:58:31,892...who, by the power of God,
are safeguarded in faith.
1101
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58:32,009 -- 00:58:34,808Even though you do not see him now,
1102
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58:34,886 -- 00:58:38,390you rejoice with an
indescribable and glorious joy...
1103
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58:39,099 -- 00:58:41,443as you attain the goal of your faith...
1104
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58:41,518 -- 00:58:43,441the salvation of your soul.
1105
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58:45,605 -- 00:58:47,482What are you doing? You filming graves?
1106
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58:49,026 -- 00:58:51,529- I don't get it.
- What do you care?
1107
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58:51,611 -- 00:58:54,205You haven't been returning my calls.
Why aren't you returning my calls?
1108
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58:54,990 -- 00:58:56,492- I've been busy.
- No, you haven't.
1109
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58:56,575 -- 00:58:58,043Why aren't you returning my calls?
1110
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58:58,118 -- 00:58:59,620I just don't feel like talking.
1111
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58:59,745 -- 00:59:01,713- Turn off the camera.
- No.
1112
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59:01,788 -- 00:59:03,916Andrew. Andrew, turn off the camera.
1113
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59:05,125 -- 00:59:07,378Andrew? How did he get
struck by lightning...
1114
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59:07,461 -- 00:59:09,714during a storm with no
recorded lightning strikes?
1115
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59:11,089 -- 00:59:12,215How?
1116
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59:12,299 -- 00:59:14,267in the middle of a field.
1117
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59:14,384 -- 00:59:17,354Why would Steve go out in the middle of
a field during a lightning storm, Andrew?
1118
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59:17,471 -- 00:59:18,643- I don't know.
- Why? What?
1119
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59:18,722 -- 00:59:20,395I don't know what happened, Matt!
1120
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59:20,474 -- 00:59:22,067I don't believe you,
okay? I don't believe you.
1121
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59:22,184 -- 00:59:23,510- I want you to turn off the camera...
- No!
1122
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59:23,511 -- 00:59:24,437- and talk to me.
- Why?
1123
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59:24,561 -- 00:59:27,235- 'Cause I want to have a conversation with you.
- Don't tell me what to do, Matt.
1124
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59:27,314 -- 00:59:29,487You can't tell me what
to do! Don't ever tell...
1125
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59:29,608 -- 00:59:31,360- Give me... Shut it off!
- Get off of me!
1126
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59:35,489 -- 00:59:37,742Andrew... Are you joking right now?
1127
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59:37,824 -- 00:59:40,668Is this a joke to you? I...
1128
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59:46,792 -- 00:59:48,294What did you do, Andrew?
1129
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59:48,376 -- 00:59:50,049What did you do?
1130
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59:51,129 -- 00:59:52,756Who am I supposed to tell about this?
1131
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59:52,839 -- 00:59:55,809Who do I talk to? Who
do I talk to about this?
1132
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59:55,884 -- 00:59:58,888Why won't you just tell
me what happened, Andrew?
1133
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00:11,900 -- 01:00:14,153Please believe me, Steve.
1134
01:
00:15,195 -- 01:00:17,323Please, it's just I...
1135
01:
00:17,405 -- 01:00:19,282I don't know what I did. I...
1136
01:
00:19,366 -- 01:00:21,619I lost control, and...
1137
01:
00:22,285 -- 01:00:24,208and I'm so sorry.
1138
01:
00:25,372 -- 01:00:29,127This thing is just
becoming a part of me now,
1139
01:
00:29,209 -- 01:00:30,882and I don't...
1140
01:
00:32,129 -- 01:00:33,631I miss you, Steve.
1141
01:
01:25,182 -- 01:01:27,560...all the drills. Good.
We're all pretty good, right?
1142
01:
01:27,642 -- 01:01:29,064Get ready. Go!
1143
01:
01:29,144 -- 01:01:31,272You guys? Do not hesitate.
1144
01:
01:34,232 -- 01:01:35,859Did you hear who worked?
1145
01:
01:41,072 -- 01:01:42,292He was like...
1146
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01:45,035 -- 01:01:48,505Oh! Oh, Andrew!
1147
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01:49,522 -- 01:01:50,545Dry off!
1148
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01:51,724 -- 01:01:52,342Totally.
1149
01:
01:55,170 -- 01:01:57,172Hey, Wayne!
1150
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02:03,303 -- 01:02:06,728Okay, so, see this one here?
1151
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02:06,806 -- 01:02:09,810This one I got really clean
'cause I did this little, like,
1152
01:
02:09,893 -- 01:02:12,942lasso thing around the root, you know?
1153
01:
02:13,021 -- 01:02:15,149But then these two...
1154
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02:15,232 -- 01:02:18,406these, I did not get as good.
1155
01:
02:18,485 -- 01:02:20,487See how they're broken?
1156
01:
02:20,570 -- 01:02:23,915I think it's because I got them from the
middle, you know, instead of the root.
1157
01:
02:27,035 -- 01:02:29,629Oh. Sloppy.
1158
01:
02:29,704 -- 01:02:32,503I've been doing a lot of reading,
you know, like, online about, like...
1159
01:
02:32,582 -- 01:02:35,756just like evolution and,
like... and natural selection...
1160
01:
02:35,835 -- 01:02:38,088and how, like, there's this thing, right?
1161
01:
02:38,171 -- 01:02:40,845It is called the apex predator, right?
1162
01:
02:40,924 -- 01:02:45,646And basically what this is is the
strongest animal in the ecosystem, right?
1163
01:
02:45,720 -- 01:02:48,098And as human beings,
1164
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02:48,181 -- 01:02:50,434we are... we're considered
the apex predator,
1165
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02:50,517 -- 01:02:53,771but only because, like, smaller
animals can't feed on us...
1166
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02:53,853 -- 01:02:55,605because of weapons and stuff, right?
1167
01:
02:55,689 -- 01:03:00,365The lion does not feel guilty
when it kills a gazelle. Right?
1168
01:
03:00,443 -- 01:03:03,162You do not feel guilty
when you squash a fly.
1169
01:
03:05,699 -- 01:03:08,122And I think that means something.
1170
01:
03:09,943 -- 01:03:11,873I just think that really means something.
1171
01:
03:21,881 -- 01:03:24,805This one I got really clean
'cause I did this little, like,
1172
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03:24,884 -- 01:03:26,386lasso thing.
1173
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03:31,557 -- 01:03:34,687
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