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A bank supervisor?
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He was brought here for treatment.
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And you want me to think that that's where I grew up, but that's not my house.
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And I don't know the woman in that photograph.
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And I'm not the baby in that photograph.
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Oh, God.
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So whose file do you have there, Doc?
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Why don't we switch places?
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Eine zigarette, bitte.
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You received a package.
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What was in it?
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Girl Scout cookies.
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As much as I dislike other people's pain...
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A disk.
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- A disk?
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- Yeah.
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What happened to you when you saw what was on that disk?
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Did your life pass in front of your eyes,
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Deborah Fielding?
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I'm not Deborah Fielding.
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You're right.
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You're not Deborah Fielding.
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She was a patient of mine.
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She had a flesh-eating bacteria on her eyes.
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I had to slice her eyelids off and record her sleep deprivation for the military in pursuit of my Mad Scientist's degree.
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It was so bad I wanted to commit suicide, but I did not want to suffer the humiliation of autopsy.
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When your mother calls do you feel the need to pick up the photo album that you keep beside your bed, similar to this one perhaps?
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You know 15 languages, in fact.
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You know how much time we invested in you, all for the advancement of the human genome?
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Let me ask you something.
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This... the answer, please.
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People are gonna come looking for me.
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They are.
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Why are you here?
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Oh, please please, stay away from me.
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Oh, God.
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You came to me, Deborah.
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Don't call me that.
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What did you do to me, you psychotic piece of shit?
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Let me ask you something.
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Who is Captain Frank Sanders to you?
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Hmm?
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What is he to you?
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He's my father.
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So he is.
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But it isn't your love for him that brought you back, is it?
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No.
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I had to know the truth.
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He stole you from your mother, brought you to me.
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I created you with his blessing.
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He gave you up to it, flesh of his flesh, blood of his blood.
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How can a father do such a thing?
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You hate him, don't you?
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Know your place.
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What will you do when you see him again, Melissa?
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What will you do?
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Kill him.
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Russo.
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Russo, thank God.
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I've had a bitch of a time trying to reach you.
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- Go ahead.
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- You won't believe this... remember that green blood sample I showed you?
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- Yeah.
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- It's blood, human blood.
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- Stay with me on this one.
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- I'm here.
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The blood sample I took is infected.
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It's D.N.A. Sequence's been overwritten by something that mimics a virus.
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So the guy's sick.
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Whatever it is replicates at a rate faster than H.I.V.
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Mental capabilities, physical strength... everything that makes us who we are gets radically changed.
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A new race of men.
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Yeah, but instead of happening over the next couple hundred years, it could be overnight.
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Thanks, Dennis.
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Got a 187 reported at Bishop College... a Professor Richard Colbert.
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All units respond.
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Copy that.
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- Hello?
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- Tammy, are you sitting down?
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I am now.
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I've waited 15 years for this.
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Deborah Fielding is Melissa Sanders.
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Sanders is slowly piecing together the puzzle.
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He and the creature's usefulness are at an end.
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Fortunately, in their treatments
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I thought ahead and implanted a time lock in their D.N.A., making them weak and helpless, their fates so intertwined.
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It was you all along.
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You sent the package to Deborah.
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You altered her D.N.A.
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What did you have to gain from this, Doctor?
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You exposed us to a great deal of danger.
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You cannot catch a falling knife.
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Your Gordian Laboratories I.P.O. Is in the crapper because of your greed and your vanity.
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Oops.
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You know what?
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You are numero freakin' zero.
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Deborah's all alone now.
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All she has is me.
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Do you understand?
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Melissa is awakening to the fact that her entire life has been but a carefully scripted illusion, complete with fake parents, false memories and artificial surroundings.
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