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Discovery Education: The following

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Traitor: Please, you?re honorableness,

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have mercy!

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Borgia: Ha! What you have done is

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beyond forgiveness.

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You have, you have.

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Machiavelli, what did he do again?

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Machiavelli: He betrayed you to the

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infamous Sforza family of Milan.

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Borgia: Oh, right. You have betrayed me to

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the infamous Sforza family of Milan.

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Freddi: Ugh!

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Joe: Whoa! Where are we?

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Freddi: Florence, Italy, 1503.

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The High Renaissance. Literature, painting,

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and architecture are flourishing.

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Jodi: Ugh! Someone tell those architects to

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put in some air filters. This place stinks!

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Freddi: It?s probably a sewage issue.

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We can?t hold the Renaissance to twenty

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second century standards of hygiene.

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Man: Okay, okay! I?ll be right there!

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I?m just throwing out the garbage!

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Freddie: Eew! Ugh! Germs!

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Jodi: We can?t hold the Renaissaince to

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twenty second century standards of hygiene!

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Joe: Hey! Who?s that?

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Freddi: No clue!

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Do you think we should help them out?

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Jodi: Hello! Did you leave your brain

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back in 2105?

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That guy with the beard looks like bad news.

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I say we bolt. Oops!

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Borgia: Who are you?

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Joe: Ugh, we?re not from around here.

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Borgia: Where do you come from?

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Joe: Uh, actually, I  was just at the pizza parlor.

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Borgia: Pisa? You're from the city of Pisa?

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My forces are at war with Pisa!

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Joe: No! That?s not what I said!

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Borgia: Using children as spies.

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Huh! Just like the Pisans.

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Hagemon: Boss, Antonio got away.

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Borgia: What? Do you have gelato for brains?

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Well, at least I can kill their spies.

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Say your prayers, Pisans!

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[Screams]

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[Song] Be careful what you wish for!

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Go!

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There they go,

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three boys surfing on the time continuum.

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There they go,

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Green mist fills the air,

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the book can take them anywhere!

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Go!

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There they go,

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three girls warping time

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it's 2105.

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There they go,

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you can catch a ride

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with the Time Warp Trio.

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Go!

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Traveling through history

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with the Time Warp Trio.

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Go!

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Joe: I know, I know.

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It would?ve been a lot easier if I would?ve

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just stayed to finish my lunch.

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What a day. No homework, hot pizza,

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and a brand new Dr. Mysterious comic book.

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Jodi: Joe! You have to come with us!

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Joe: Uh, what are you guys doing here?

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Did they run out of pepperoni in 2105?

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Freddi: Uh! This is terrible! This is terrible!

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Joe: Uh, what?s terrible?

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Jodi: Joe, we don?t have time for all of these

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questions. Now, come on! Got the book, Freddi?

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Freddi: I just hope we?re not too late!

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Joe: Too late for what?

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Jodi: Fourteen hundred, fifteen hundred.

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Here we go!

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Joe: Uh, at least tell me where you?re

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taking me to!

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I was still upset about missing lunch,

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but now it looked like I was going to

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be missing a whole lot more;

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like the rest of my life!

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Borgia: Which one of you would like

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to die first?

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Joe: Uh, excellent question! How about you

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give us a couple of days to think it over,

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and we?ll get back to you?

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Borgia: You dare joke with me?

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Joe: No, no, no! We?d never dare joke

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with you! Who is he?

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Borgia: I am Cesare Borgia,

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Duke of Romagna and Valentinois.

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Machiavelli: The brutal tyrant who?s

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consolidating power in Italy by ruthlessly

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murdering his enemies,

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including his own brother.

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Borgia: Hey!

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Machiavelli: No, that?s good, my lord!

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Remember, it is better to be

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feared than to be loved.

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Borgia: Well then. Yes, that?s me.

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Now, prepare to die, Pisans!

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Joe: Freddi, Jodi, duck!

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Borgia: Ugh!

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Jodi: Run!

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Joe: You know, you still haven?t told me

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why you needed to bring me here?

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Jodi: Can we tell him?

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Freddi: It might scare him.

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Joe: You warped me away from a perfect

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slice of pizza and a new comic book,

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you almost get me killed by the duke of

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whatever it?s called,

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and now you?re worried about scaring me?

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Freddi: Quick! Left!

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Joe: Jodi? I need answers!

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What are we doing here?

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Freddi: They?re gaining!

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Jodi: We?re looking for Leonardo da Vinci.

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Joe: Uh, the artist?

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Freddi: Artist, scientist, and

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most importantly, inventor.

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Jodi: Yeah. But we have to make sure that

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he doesn?t invent something in particular.

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Joe: Uh, hey! I thought we weren?t supposed

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to interfere with history.

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Jodi: Right! But we?re not supposed to let

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anyone else interfere with history, either.

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In here!

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They?ll never chase us into a church.

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Freddi: Oh, no way! They?d never do that!

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Not a chance!

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Borgia: Don?t run!

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We?re in a church!

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Traitor: Sorry, my lord!

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Borgia: Don?t just stand there! Go get them!

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Walking, Hageman, walking!

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Joe: I say we run for it.

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Freddi: We can?t! We?re in a church!

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Jodi: Now we can run.

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Freddi: We lost them!

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Jodi: And look where we are.

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Freddi: Uh! Here?

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The great Leonardo da Vinci lives here?

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Jodi: Do you know any other L. da Vinci?

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Mona Lisa: May I help you?

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Jodi: Excuse me.

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We?re here to see Leonardo.

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Da Vinci: I?m not home!

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Mona Lisa: He?s not in right now.

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Freddi: Um, it?s kind of important.

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It?s about the integrity of the

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space-time continuum.

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Joe: You didn?t tell me that.

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Mona Lisa: Sorry. Come back later.

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Jodi: Wait! Actually, we?re apprentices who

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have traveled miles to work in his studio.

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da Vinci: Apprentices? Hey! Let them in!

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Joe: Have we met somewhere before?

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Mona Lisa: Were you at the coronation in

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Nepal last winter?

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Joe: Um, no.

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Jodi: Joe, she?s the Mona Lisa!

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The model for the most famous painting

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in the world?

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Joe: Oh yeah! I knew she looked familiar!

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da Vinci: New apprentices, come in!

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Sorry to keep you waiting.

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Everyone wants to know

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Is my painting ready yet, Leonardo?

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When will you finish?

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So, I?m a little careful when I open the door.

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Jodi: Well, you do have quite a reputation.

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da Vinci: And it?s not just paintings!

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You know Cesare Borgia?

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Freddi: Uh, yeah. We?ve heard of him. Why?

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da Vinci: He wants me to make him

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some weaponry.

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I?m just a little behind schedule,

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but whenever I see him,

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he flies into a rage.

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Joe: Wow! That?s a shocker!

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Da Vinci: I see you?ve met

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Senora del Giocondo.

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Come see her portrait.

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da Vinci: Don?t mind the clutter! A messy

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workshop is a sign of genius, you know?

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So tell me. What do you think?

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Freddi: Wow! It sure looks like her.

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Joe: What if you close your moth in

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sort of a half smile.

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Da Vinci: Yes, Yes! I like it very much!

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Very mysterious!

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You?ll make a fine apprentice.

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Mona Lisa: Leonardo, I must go now.

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da Vinci: Bene!

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We will work on the portrait

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again tomorrow.

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Freddi: Hey! What?s this?

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da Vinci: You like it? Let me show you!

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Joe: Okay. So what?s all this about the

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integrity of the space-time continuum?

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Jodi: Joe, just relax!

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Joe: Ugh! Relax?

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You wisk me through five centuries

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and two continents to preserve the existence

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of the universe and then tell me to relax?

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Jodi: It?s Mad Jack.

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He?s come back through time because he

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wants Leonardo to make him a book.

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Joe: Why would he travel five hundred years

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for a book?

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Can?t he just go to a book store?

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Jodi: Not a book, genius. The book!

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Since he can?t get his hands on ours,

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he wants Leonardo to make him

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his own copy.

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Joe: Oh, come on! I know da Vinci is

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a genius and all,

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but even he can?t put all of time and space

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into one book.

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da Vinci: So in a way, you can say

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I have contained all of the universe here in

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this one codex.

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Freddie: Sweet!

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da Vinci: In this drawing

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lies the golden ratio;

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nature?s secret code.

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One magic number that explains our

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mathematics, the human body,

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the very fabric of the universe itself.

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Joe: Haha!

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Alright, maybe he can make another book.

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Da Vinci: Now, let me show you my

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most recent invention, eh?

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Bring your friends!

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Jodi: Wow!

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Joe: Cool!

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Freddi: You should paint it black

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with red and orange racing stripes!

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da Vinci: With this, man will have freedom

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here thereto known only by the birds.

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Well, bird and bats, and bugs too, I guess.

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Jodi: I can?t believe you actually invented

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a flying machine!

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da Vinci: Most of my big inventions I keep

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in my other workshop,

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just outside of Florence.

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But I wanted this one to be high up because

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soon I will test it.

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Freddi: Can we test it now?

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da Vinci: Oh, no! Now, it?s not finished yet!

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If we tried it right now,

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we?d probably end up

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splattered on the ground.

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But enough about me!

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My new apprentices must be

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hungry for lunch.

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Joe: Can I have some more of that cheese?

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Jodi: So. Senor Leonardo, have you had any

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unusual visitors lately?

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da Vinci: Oh, I can?t keep track of all of the

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artists and noblemen who want to see me!

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Haha! But, there was this one

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peculiar person who had a round piece of

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glass in front of one eye.

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He said he had lots of money,

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and he wanted to arrange a meeting.

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Freddi: So, did you meet with him?

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da Vinci: No, no, no. Not yet.

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I am far too busy.

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[Knock]

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Da Vinci: Ugh! I suppose I have to answer it.

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If I don?t, they?ll just come back in

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the middle of the night.

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Freddi: Someone with a round piece of

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glass in front of one eye?

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Jodi: It has to be him.

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da Vinci: Hey, ho! Let me go!

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Oh, ow!

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Jodi: Come on! We have to help him!

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Joe: He?s gone! That means!

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Jodi: Mad Jack must have him!

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Freddi: Uh-oh! This is bad! Really bad!

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If Mad Jack gets his own copy of the book,

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there?s no telling what he?ll do!

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Jodi: We have to find him.

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Joe: But how?

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Borgia: The Pisan spies! Where is Leonardo?

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Freddi: We don?t know. He?s gone!

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Borgia: Gone? What do you mean gone?

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What have you done with my inventor?

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Joe: Nothing! We just toured the studio

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and had a little cheese.

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[Burp]

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Okay, a lot of cheese.

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Machiavelli: A likely story.

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You?ve done something to him because

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he is designing war machines for the prince

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to conquer your city.

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Jodi: Machiavelli, we are not Pisans!

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Borgia: Silence!

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Joe: This guy?s really got some anger issues.

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Have you tried deep breathing?

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Borgia: I should?ve killed you before,

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but now, killing is too good for you.

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Freddi: You?re right!

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It?s much too good for us!

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Why don?t you banish us instead?

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Borgia: I was thinking more along the lines

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of torture.

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Jodi: What do you think they?re going

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to do to us?

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Freddie: Sixteenth century?

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This is like the golden age of torture.

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It could be the rack, or red-hot pincers, or

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Jodi: Could you try not to sound so

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excited about this?

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Freddi: Hey! You?ve got the book, right?

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Let?s just warp right out of this place.

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Jodi: Of course! I?ve got it right here!

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Uh, guys?

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I think I grabbed the wrong book.

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Freddi: You grabbed the wrong book?

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How could you grab the wrong book?

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Jodi: Uh, like you?ve never done

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anything dumb before!

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Freddi: Dumb, maybe. Mind-numbingly,

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colossally idiotic?

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No!

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Joe: Why did you two have to drag me into

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this anyway?

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Couldn?t you have gone after

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Mad Jack yourselves?

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Jodi: I guess we better tell him, huh?

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Joe: Oh, again with the secrets.

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Jodi: Okay.

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You want to know why we needed you?

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Because you?re destined for an apocalyptic

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confrontation with Mad Jack,

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in which the fate of the universe

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will hang in the balance.

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Joe: Come again?

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Freddi: It?s true, Joe. It?s in the book.

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Jodi: And we think it?s supposed to happen

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sort of soon.

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Joe: How soon?

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Jodi: Hard to say.

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Possibly in the next twenty four hours.

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Hageman: You?re free!

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Freddi: You?re not going to torture us?

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No flame, no iron-maiden or

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making us swallow molten lead?

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Hageman: No! And stop rubbing it in.

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Now get out of here before

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my boss changes his mind.

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Jodi: Why is Borgia just letting us go?

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Something must be up.

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Freddi: Well, whatever it is, it?s got to be

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better than being stuck in here.

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Come on!

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Joe: Huh. Do we have to? Can?t we wait

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until this big showdown is over?

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So what exactly is an apocalyptic

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confrontation anyway?

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Jodi: Relax. You?ll be fine.

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Just help us find Leonardo.

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Freddi: Look! That window up there is open!

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Jodi: Give me a boost.

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Ow! I?m okay!

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Borgia: I still don?t understand why we

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couldn?t have tortured those lousy Pisans!

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Just a little?

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Machiavelli: My lord.

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If by chance you had killed them,

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then we would never find Leonardo.

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By releasing them,

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they?ll lead us right to him.

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Borgia: Oh ho ho!

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You?re a crafty little weasel, Machiavelli!

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Machiavelli?

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Machiavelli: Yes, my lord?

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Borgia: Can we torture the Pisans

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after we find Leonardo,

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by crushing them slowly

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with massive stones?

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Machiavelli: Of course, my lord, of course.

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Borgia: Hahaha!

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Jodi: The book?s not here!

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Freddie: Are you sure?

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Jodi: I left it right there by Leonardo?s codex.

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When I got up, I must?ve grabbed the codex

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by mistake.

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Joe: And that means Leonardo probably

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grabbed the book.

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Freddi: And if Leonardo has the book,

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that means

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da Vinci: I?m sorry, Senor Jack,

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but I don?t understand.

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You want me to make you what?

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Mad Jack: A time machine!

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da Vinci: Why do you need a time machine?

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You can tell the time by looking at the sun.

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It?s late afternoon.

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Mad Jack: Not a machine that tells time,

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you ninny!

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I want a magic book that can transport me

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into the past and future,

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and make me the sole ruler of eternity!

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Hahaha!

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Da Vinci: How about I make you a nice

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little painting?

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Something with a church and lots of flowers.

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Da Vinci: Aah! Okay, okay, okay.

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I will do what you request,

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but I?ll need some, uh, tools.

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Inside this house is my other workshop,

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where I work on the larger inventions.

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You will find paper near my drafting table.

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Mad Jack: Excellent!

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I knew you?d see things my way!

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Da Vinci: What a lunatic! That?s it!

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No more commissions from

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strange foreigners.

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Ooh! What?s this?

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Freddi: We?ve got to get to Leonardo before

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Mad Jack discovers that he has the book.

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Joe: But how will we find him?

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He could be anywhere!

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Jodi: Just look for clues. Anything at all.

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Joe: Hey! What?s this?

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Jodi: It looks like a secret message!

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Joe: Yeah, but what language is that?

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Freddi: Look! In the mirror!

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Joe: Cheese, tomatoes, bread?

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Jodi: It?s just a shopping list.

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Joe: Wait! Look at the bottom!

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Meet strange man with glass over eye

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at other workshop.

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Freddi: Didn?t Leonardo say he had another

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workshop just outside of Florence? Come on!

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Jodi: Uh oh! We?ve got company.

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Freddi: Wait a second!

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Borgia must?ve let us go

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so that he could use us to find Leonardo!

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Joe: And once he gets his inventor back,

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he?ll throw us back in prison.

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Jodi: If only there was some way of getting

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out of here without them following us!

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Freddi: I think I know a way.

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Jodi: Isn?t this dangerous?

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Freddi: Don?t worry! It was designed by

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one of the greatest geniuses in history!

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[Screams]

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[Screams]

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Joe: Hey! It?s working! Guys, we?re flying!

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Freddi: This thing really can fly!

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Jodi: This is so cool!

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Joe: Leonardo, here we come!

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da Vinci: Incredible! So elegant, so simple!

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Mad Jack: Alright! I?ve managed to find

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some paper in that sty.

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Now, is there anything else I

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What?s that?

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da Vinci: What?s what?

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Mad Jack: You just put something behind your back.

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da Vinci: No, I didn?t!

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Mad Jack: Huh! The book!

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You had it all along!

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da Vinci: What, this? It?s nothing.

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Just a few recipes from

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my grandmother Silvia.

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Mad Jack: Give it to me!

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Give it to me!

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da Vinci: No! You?re deranged!

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You should not have such a powerful item.

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Mad Jack: I?m not deranged. I?m mad!

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There is a difference.

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Haha! At long last! It?s mine, mine, mine!

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da Vinci: Look! A flying machine!

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Mad Jack: You don?t expect me to fall

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for that old gag.

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Flying machines haven?t been invented yet!

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Freddi: Woo hoo!

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da Vinci: It works! I?ve done it!

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I?ve unlocked the secret of flight!

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Jodi: Uh, Freddi?

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How do you land this thing?

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Freddi: Try that lever!

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Not so fast!

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Joe: We?re going to crash!

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Freddi, Jodi, and Joe: Ow! Ouch!

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da Vinci: Note to self: design parachute in

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case of crash landing.

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Joe: Everyone okay?

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Freddi: Just a couple of little bumps.

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Jodi: Hey! Where?s the

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Mad Jack: Looking for this?

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It looks like I won?t be needing your

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services after all.

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Now if you?ll all excuse me,

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I have a universe to control!

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Ow!

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Borgia: You!

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What are you doing with my inventor?

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Mad Jack: Uh, uh. Let go of me! Ow, ooh!

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da Vinci: Prince Borgia, my good friend.

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How have you been? That war machinery

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you ordered is almost ready.

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Borgia: I?ll deal with you later, Leonardo!

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Right after I get rid of these Pisan spies.

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Joe: I keep trying to tell you.

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We?re not Pisans.

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Borgia: This one must be their leader.

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Jodi: I?ve got the book.

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Joe: Quick! Warp us out!

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Jodi: I?m trying. I have to get to

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the right page.

530
00:20:10.950 --> 00:20:11.530
Freddi: Uh! Jodi, hurry!

531
00:20:12.300 --> 00:20:14.875
Borgia: You?re not going anywhere!

532
00:20:15.375 --> 00:20:16.957
Da Vinci: Apprentices, over here!

533
00:20:17.457 --> 00:20:18.810
You think Leonardo can help you?

534
00:20:19.310 --> 00:20:20.875
Oh, he may be a genius.

535
00:20:21.375 --> 00:20:24.985
No one can protect you from Cesare Borgia.

536
00:20:31.202 --> 00:20:31.977
Borgia: Aah!

537
00:20:32.477 --> 00:20:34.570
da Vinci: You like your new war weapon, eh?

538
00:20:35.700 --> 00:20:36.530
It?s almost ready, with just a few

539
00:20:37.300 --> 00:20:37.728
adjustments!

540
00:20:38.228 --> 00:20:39.627
We?ll talk later, huh? Chow!

541
00:20:40.127 --> 00:20:41.557
Borgia: Well, at least I still have the leader

542
00:20:42.570 --> 00:20:48.788
of the Pisans to execute.

543
00:20:49.288 --> 00:20:50.395
Freddie: Sorry about your flying machine!

544
00:20:50.895 --> 00:20:51.553
da Vinci: It?s alright!

545
00:20:52.530 --> 00:20:53.882
I?m more interested in your book.

546
00:20:54.382 --> 00:20:56.403
Does it really let you travel to the future?

547
00:20:56.903 --> 00:20:57.923
Freddi: Kind of, yeah.

548
00:20:58.423 --> 00:20:59.788
But I?m not sure we can tell you that.

549
00:21:00.288 --> 00:21:01.380
Jodi: And don?t go inventing one

550
00:21:01.538 --> 00:21:02.698
or Mad Jack might come back for you.

551
00:21:03.198 --> 00:21:04.955
da Vinci: Don?t worry! I won?t!

552
00:21:05.455 --> 00:21:06.873
Now fly home safely, my apprentices,

553
00:21:07.373 --> 00:21:13.452
wherever you come from.

554
00:21:13.952 --> 00:21:14.683
Joe: Well, I?ve got to say.

555
00:21:15.183 --> 00:21:15.732
For an apocalyptic struggle,

556
00:21:16.232 --> 00:21:16.707
that wasn?t so bad.

557
00:21:17.207 --> 00:21:17.707
Freddi: Um, actually,

558
00:21:18.207 --> 00:21:19.898
I think we made a little mistake.

559
00:21:20.398 --> 00:21:22.963
That wasn?t the big showdown. See Jodi?

560
00:21:23.463 --> 00:21:25.902
Jodi: Oh! I was looking at the wrong page!

561
00:21:26.402 --> 00:21:27.307
Silly me!

562
00:21:27.807 --> 00:21:28.400
Joe: Wrong page? You mean,

563
00:21:28.900 --> 00:21:29.282
you dragged me back to the

564
00:21:29.782 --> 00:21:30.723
Renaissance for nothing?

565
00:21:31.223 --> 00:21:32.237
Jodi: Well, it wasn?t for nothing.

566
00:21:32.737 --> 00:21:34.292
You learned something very important.

567
00:21:34.792 --> 00:21:35.640
Something that will come in handy when

568
00:21:36.140 --> 00:21:37.448
the big showdown happens for real.

569
00:21:37.948 --> 00:21:38.500
Joe: What? What did I learn?

570
00:21:39.000 --> 00:21:40.587
Jodi: Sorry! That?s classified.

571
00:21:41.870 --> 00:21:41.395
Freddi: Anyway,

572
00:21:41.895 --> 00:21:44.223
you?ll find out soon enough.

573
00:21:44.723 --> 00:21:45.340
Joe: Hey! She took my

574
00:21:45.840 --> 00:21:50.980
Dr. Mysterious comic book.

575
00:21:51.480 --> 00:21:56.480
[Music]