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"There comes a time
in every rightly-constructed
child's life
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when they have
a fervent desire
to go somewhere
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and dig for hidden treasure."
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There it is.
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Okay,
so what's the plan now?
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What does the line
at the end of the book say?
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"The Widow Douglas invests
in the gold which Tom
and Huck found."
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So where'd they find it?
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McDougal's Cave.
It's like a mile from the river.
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Guys, that was great.
That will make
for a perfect intro.
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Let's go again.
Guys. Guys!
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"Sometimes the legend
of some riches comes
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so heavily wrapped
in folklore
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that you gotta scrape away
the edges to work out
what's honest to goodness
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and what's hogwash."
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Many o' folk
have gone searchin'
for Tom Sawyer's gold before,
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but most all have lacked
the wit to match ol' Tom
and Mr. Twain.
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Yeah, maybe Woody's right.
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We should go away
and think up a plan.
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Yeah, like really put a good
week's worth into planning it.
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All right.
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Please tell me that
was your stomach.
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I was hoping
it was yours.
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When I get to three,
run into the cave.
One, two...
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- Three!
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- Woody!
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This gold ol'
Tom Sawyer found,
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pirate gold it was.
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And which Mr. Twain
scribbled down about.
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Well, that treasure's
as real as the day is long.
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Now, what fills me
with such earthly
confidence in the matter?
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Simple, 'cause my great-grandpa
helped him hide it.
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These folks
who go searching,
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well, the good ones
find reward enough
in the journey itself,
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but there was one
who came close.
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Oh!
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Now, if you can believe it,
folks used to know this one
as about the bravest,
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most adventurous spirit
this side of... well, anywhere.
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Agatha Armstrong,
Aggy to you and me,
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came into this world with
the single, most voracious
thirst for adventure.
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Oh, yeah.
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There she is.
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Right there.
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The reptilian carnivore
mississippiensis,
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better known as
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the American alligator.
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Okay.
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Couldn't have
bothered you anymore.
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Oh, God. Go away! Go away!
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Hey, snappy! How about you pick
on someone your own size?
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- Ow!
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Get out of here, darling.
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- Ha-ha!
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How do you like that,
you scallywag!
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Picking on a little girl.
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I don't care
if this is your swamp.
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- You can talk?
- Hm!
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Hi. Eurydice B. Magillicuddy.
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However, you can call me
Mrs. Mac.
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Thanks for saving me.
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I was almost like...
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A goner?
Oh, all in a day's work!
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Now, where might one find
a hearty bowl
of calcium-rich liquid gold?
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It's funny the companions
you pick up along life's road.
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Before long, they were
the most famous feline
and biped explorers
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in the entire universe.
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Well, entire world.
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That was until
this young'un came along
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and something in Aggy changed.
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She went from the most
devil-may-care
adrenaline junkie
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to, well, a klutz.
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You're gonna be late again!
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Antony...
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And an overprotective one
at that.
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It weren't his fault.
Not really.
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If only they didn't make
those little plastic
building blocks
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so damned tasty
to a two-year-old.
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Doctor told her to best keep
a closer eye on him
moving forward.
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And did she ever.
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Have yourself a day
wherever you are.
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- Now, do you have your--
- I'm gonna be late.
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Then you should have
gotten up sooner.
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- Have you charged your phone
in case there's an emergency?
- Mom.
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- Yes.
- It's better safe than sorry.
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- Yes, Mom. I'm gonna be late.
- Okay. Drink.
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- What? What is this?
- Just drink it.
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- I gotta go.
- It's good for you.
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Gross.
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She still thinks
I'm three years old.
I'm being suffocated.
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Yeah, suffocated
by your mom.
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Yeah, that'd suck.
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Dude, really?
I'm baring my soul here.
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I mean, my mom never crossed
the entire Arabian desert
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on nothing but
a gallon of water.
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Just to get lost
at sea for 75 days
on an inflatable raft,
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fending off pirates at
every turn. I'm just saying.
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Yeah, well, don't.
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Hey, Ant, come on.
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It's gonna be
a boring party anyway.
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Mm, I love you,
Miss Armstrong.
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Damn, what the--
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Good morning,
sleeping beauty.
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Lay off me, Lennon.
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And here we have the rare beast,
the galactus stare-a-sarus.
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- I'm sorry,
I wasn't, um...
- I'm just messing with you.
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Okay, you lot. Settle down.
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Sorry, I'm late.
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Traffic was a disaster.
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All right. Right, right, right.
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Good morning, class.
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Good morning,
Miss Armstrong.
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Good morning,
Antony's mom.
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Lennon, as we've previously
discussed, in this room,
I am Miss Armstrong.
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Perhaps you would like the hour
in detention to reflect on that.
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- Ooh!
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Oh, do you need a sweater?
Are you cold?
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- No?
- No. Stop it.
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Right, onto the fun stuff.
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This semester's book report.
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No. No, no, I think
you'll really get a kick
out of this one.
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Now, this particular book
is written by a man who goes
by the name of Samuel Clemens.
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Nah, Mark Twain wrote that.
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That's a pseudonym,
his pen name.
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He named his pen?
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Like a stage name?
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Yeah, like Lennon's mom
has at the zoo.
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Bobo, the-- Ow!
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Do you want more detention?
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Yes, Lu, that's exactly right.
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And the reason
he chose that name
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is because it was the call
to the riverboat captains
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to let them know that
the water was deep enough
for them to travel through.
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"Land ho! Mark Twain, captain!"
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Uh, Miss Armstrong,
are you sure we should be
learning about this book?
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It has antiquated values.
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There's validity to that point.
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But the book can't be
dismissed outright.
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Now, this offers us
incredible insight
into America's troubled past.
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This is really a parable
on developing moral code
through loyalty and friendship,
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all while showing kids
how to have some damn fun.
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I want all of you
to go treasure hunting.
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Okay.
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Through the pages
of this wonderful book,
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and you tell me how you think
Tom Sawyer and his friends
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would survive
in our modern world. Okay?
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Pass that up.
I've paired you off
into groups of three.
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Hey, we're book report mates.
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Wow! Uh, I mean,
uh, good. Great.
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Mr. Twain liked to say,
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"Never let your schooling
interfere with your education."
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For, after all, the man
who does not read books
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has no advantage over the man
who cannot read them.
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If you have any questions,
just come up and see me.
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Hey, you wanna
hang out after class?
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- Yeah.
- Cool.
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We can go over who will do
what with the assignment.
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Oh, right.
Yeah, of course.
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Cool. Sweet. See you.
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Hey, Ant, I'll be out
in a minute, okay?
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Okay.
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Hey, Miss Armstrong.
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Oh, Woody,
do you have a question
about the assignment?
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No. Um, I, uh...
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I made you something.
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You...
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made me something, again.
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Um, that's very sweet.
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Oh, I-I was inspired
by that story you told us
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about the time you were lost
in the jungles of Malaysia.
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- Right. Yeah.
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- Wow.
- Yeah.
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Uh, that's very lovely.
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What is it?
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It-it lets you hear
what animals are thinking.
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I-I figured since Mrs. Mac
never leaves your side,
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it'd be cool to hear
what she's thinking.
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See, you just press
this button right here,
and then...
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Voila!
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Maybe she just doesn't have
a whole lot going on upstairs.
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But I will try again tonight
when I get home.
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So, thank you.
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Bye, Miss Armstrong.
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Get this ridiculous
thing off my head right now.
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And don't think I won't forget.
"Maybe she doesn't have
much going on upstairs."
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Some days I really think
I should have just let
that gator take you.
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Hush, you.
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Okay.
Onto the matter at hand.
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Ah, yes. The interview.
Are you ready?
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No. No, I, um,
I'm freaking out about it.
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Come on,
we did this last night.
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- What are you?
- I'm a tiger.
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- I can't hear you.
- I'm a tiger.
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And what does a tiger do?
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They devour their prey.
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And what are you
going to do?
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I'm going to devour my prey.
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So let's get to it.
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Okay.
I am a tiger.
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I'm a tiger.
I'm perfect for this job.
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I'm the only person
for this job.
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I'm gonna get this job.
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- Aggy.
- Hi.
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- Thanks for coming.
- Of course, Jenny.
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It's not every day
that you get to interview
for your dream job.
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Oh.
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Oh, I-- I've come across
too eager, haven't I?
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Oh, no, no, no, no. Um...
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Aggy, this is--
this is just awkward. Uh...
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The head of the natural
history position has,
um, it's been filled.
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Oh.
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Oh. Um...
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Was it-- was it something I did?
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No, no, no, no. I mean,
you're one of our
favorite teachers.
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It was sudden,
you know?
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And I mean, honestly,
I didn't even have much say.
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I've been practically
training my entire life
for this type of position.
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Oh, I know. I mean,
we all love hearing
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all the stories of your
youthful endeavors.
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It's just that, um...
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Well, someone applied that
has a more, just slightly
more recent résumé.
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- Really?
- Yeah.
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Who?
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- Agatha.
- AJ.
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Oh, wait.
Oh, you two, you--
you know each other.
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- We do.
- We do. Yes.
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- Agatha used to be my...
- Acquaintance.
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What are you doing in town?
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Well, the school was in need
of a world-renowned explorer
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to head the natural
history department,
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and, uh, I was in between gigs
and thought, "What the hell?"
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Do you mind
if Jenny and I talk?
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Ooh, no, no, no.
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Go right ahead.
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Oh, we're gonna sit. Okay.
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Oh! Yeah, of course.
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Bye.
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I am 100 times
the scholar he is.
You do realize that.
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I know.
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Listen, the school board
notified us that due
to rezoning,
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we now have too many
schools in our district.
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And with cuts to funding,
they now have to close one.
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And we're at the top
of the list?
245
00:16:33.557 --> 00:16:35.733
- I mean--
- Yes, yes, we are.
246
00:16:35.864 --> 00:16:37.518
I mean, it's been
a rough few years.
247
00:16:37.648 --> 00:16:39.172
First COVID,
and now this.
248
00:16:39.302 --> 00:16:41.565
And so we need something
that will set us apart
249
00:16:41.696 --> 00:16:43.263
and elevate us in the eyes
of the school board.
250
00:16:43.393 --> 00:16:45.439
But my résumé would
run circles around his.
251
00:16:45.569 --> 00:16:47.658
But you haven't updated it
in over a decade.
252
00:16:51.053 --> 00:16:54.926
Aggy, we need someone
who is more of a risk-taker
253
00:16:55.057 --> 00:16:57.451
and can reinvigorate
the kids' interest,
254
00:16:57.581 --> 00:17:00.976
and we feel like having
AJ leading the history
department will do that.
255
00:17:01.107 --> 00:17:03.718
Really? Him?
256
00:17:04.414 --> 00:17:05.807
Look, I'm sorry.
257
00:17:11.769 --> 00:17:13.902
Oh! I'm just--
258
00:17:14.033 --> 00:17:16.209
Oh, Mr. Harrison.
259
00:17:16.339 --> 00:17:19.690
Oh, you have my full support
if you should even need it.
260
00:17:19.821 --> 00:17:23.477
And, you know, if you
find yourself abandoned
on the side of the road,
261
00:17:23.607 --> 00:17:26.262
just go ahead.
Give me a call.
262
00:17:26.393 --> 00:17:27.481
Not!
263
00:17:27.611 --> 00:17:30.092
- You...
- Aggy.
264
00:17:30.223 --> 00:17:31.833
We'll always have Morocco.
265
00:17:39.319 --> 00:17:42.104
Everyone thinks
I'm a mommy's boy, even Lu.
266
00:17:42.235 --> 00:17:44.193
I don't think
you're a mommy's boy.
267
00:17:44.976 --> 00:17:48.067
- Gee, thanks.
- I gotta go.
268
00:17:48.676 --> 00:17:50.069
All right,
I'll see you, man.
269
00:17:50.199 --> 00:17:52.114
Catch you on
the flip side.
270
00:17:55.726 --> 00:18:00.122
Looky here.
It's Mommy Armstrong's
favorite student.
271
00:18:00.253 --> 00:18:02.429
And there's me,
the least favorite.
272
00:18:02.559 --> 00:18:04.170
You know, you should think
about paying the school rent,
273
00:18:04.300 --> 00:18:06.172
- given how much
you're in detention.
274
00:18:07.129 --> 00:18:09.566
Talking to me like that
takes some guts.
275
00:18:09.697 --> 00:18:11.699
How about you say
we take a closer look at 'em?
276
00:18:12.308 --> 00:18:13.309
Not today.
277
00:18:16.704 --> 00:18:18.314
You're dead meat, Armstrong!
278
00:18:18.445 --> 00:18:20.142
I'll be comin' for you.
279
00:18:26.844 --> 00:18:28.150
Okay.
280
00:18:28.281 --> 00:18:30.631
No, he's fine. He's fine.
281
00:18:30.761 --> 00:18:33.155
He's gonna be home.
He's gonna be home.
He's gonna be fine.
282
00:18:34.200 --> 00:18:35.462
Oh, my God. Ant.
283
00:18:35.592 --> 00:18:37.116
You're safe.
You worried me.
284
00:18:37.246 --> 00:18:38.508
Where were you?
Why didn't you call me?
285
00:18:38.639 --> 00:18:40.249
I'm 30 minutes late.
Just chill.
286
00:18:40.380 --> 00:18:42.643
No, I won't chill.
You worried me.
287
00:18:42.773 --> 00:18:46.995
Fine. I'm late because
the bozo you gave detention to
took it out on me.
288
00:18:47.126 --> 00:18:48.910
Okay. You don't
have to shout.
289
00:18:49.040 --> 00:18:51.782
I do need to shout, Mom,
because you don't listen.
290
00:18:52.783 --> 00:18:55.090
Why can't you just
let me be a normal kid?
291
00:19:04.491 --> 00:19:06.319
I can't do this anymore.
292
00:19:07.189 --> 00:19:10.236
I can't live with her watching
over me all the damn time.
293
00:19:37.524 --> 00:19:42.093
Well, if you ask me,
no good can ever come
from running away from home.
294
00:19:42.224 --> 00:19:47.011
Just see for yourself
how that worked out
for ol' Tom and my Grandpa Joe.
295
00:19:47.142 --> 00:19:50.276
But it sure does make
for one hell of a story.
296
00:20:23.744 --> 00:20:25.876
Stupid books everywhere.
297
00:21:02.870 --> 00:21:05.264
"To whomever should find this...
298
00:21:05.394 --> 00:21:10.399
My father's story lives forever
in the pages of Tom Sawyer."
299
00:21:14.621 --> 00:21:15.970
Come on, boys,
we're owning them.
300
00:21:16.100 --> 00:21:17.928
Yeah!
301
00:21:25.066 --> 00:21:26.154
He ain't far.
302
00:21:27.068 --> 00:21:28.025
Come on.
303
00:21:28.156 --> 00:21:29.200
- Let's go!
- Yeah!
304
00:21:42.388 --> 00:21:45.347
♪ Dip to the moonlight
Dip, dip ♪
305
00:21:45.478 --> 00:21:47.044
♪ Dip ♪
306
00:21:48.045 --> 00:21:51.440
♪ Three for you ♪
307
00:21:51.571 --> 00:21:54.530
♪ And five for me ♪
308
00:21:56.227 --> 00:21:57.794
♪ If flame or flood ♪
309
00:21:58.708 --> 00:22:00.144
♪ Bring harm on me ♪
310
00:22:01.842 --> 00:22:04.845
♪ I'll give you my five
And take from you ♪
311
00:22:04.975 --> 00:22:06.847
♪ My three... ♪
312
00:22:13.897 --> 00:22:15.769
Hand it over, Sawyer.
313
00:22:15.899 --> 00:22:18.815
What's in it for me if I do?
314
00:22:18.946 --> 00:22:20.904
- I'll let you live.
- Yeah.
315
00:22:21.035 --> 00:22:23.646
You can work a double shift,
digging me gold.
316
00:22:24.778 --> 00:22:26.170
That ain't no deal.
I want in on.
317
00:22:26.301 --> 00:22:27.737
No!
318
00:22:30.784 --> 00:22:32.307
What do you want?
319
00:22:32.438 --> 00:22:35.136
Enough to set up my family.
320
00:22:35.745 --> 00:22:37.878
Let us live peaceably.
321
00:22:38.008 --> 00:22:39.749
The rest is yours.
322
00:22:39.880 --> 00:22:41.795
- Ow.
323
00:22:41.925 --> 00:22:43.971
You idiot!
324
00:22:54.982 --> 00:22:56.810
Tom Sawyer.
325
00:22:58.333 --> 00:22:59.900
Tell your Aunt Polly,
326
00:23:00.030 --> 00:23:01.684
Angus sent you.
327
00:23:07.908 --> 00:23:09.083
What's so funny?
328
00:23:11.564 --> 00:23:13.304
That ain't the real map.
329
00:23:16.917 --> 00:23:20.399
Being rich isn't what all
its cracked up to me.
330
00:23:21.530 --> 00:23:23.097
But then,
331
00:23:24.751 --> 00:23:26.492
you'll never find out.
332
00:23:33.020 --> 00:23:36.023
No! You idiots!
333
00:23:37.851 --> 00:23:38.982
Damn it!
334
00:23:43.900 --> 00:23:45.511
Okay.
335
00:23:46.294 --> 00:23:49.863
So, what's this thing that's
so important, it couldn't
have waited until tomorrow?
336
00:23:50.603 --> 00:23:52.866
- It was real.
- What?
337
00:23:58.915 --> 00:24:02.136
"Mr. Twain recorded it
most exactly as it occurred.
338
00:24:02.266 --> 00:24:04.051
The only thing
he omitted was..."
339
00:24:04.834 --> 00:24:06.532
Where's the rest of it?
340
00:24:06.662 --> 00:24:08.055
No. It's just signed.
341
00:24:08.185 --> 00:24:10.579
Mary Sawyer,
Hannibal, 1923.
342
00:24:10.710 --> 00:24:14.104
"Most of the adventures
recorded in this book
really occurred.
343
00:24:14.235 --> 00:24:16.455
One or two were
experiences of my own.
344
00:24:16.585 --> 00:24:18.892
The rest, those
of classmates of mine."
345
00:24:19.458 --> 00:24:20.459
Now, check this.
346
00:24:24.071 --> 00:24:26.856
"The real Tom Sawyer
and Twain were friends
in San Francisco.
347
00:24:26.987 --> 00:24:29.816
Twain told Sawyer,
'I'm going to write
a book about a boy.
348
00:24:30.469 --> 00:24:33.210
Just such a boy
as you must have been.'"
349
00:24:33.950 --> 00:24:35.952
The-the character's
based on a real person.
350
00:24:36.083 --> 00:24:37.606
Plenty are. So what?
351
00:24:37.737 --> 00:24:39.826
So, if it's based
on a real person,
352
00:24:39.956 --> 00:24:42.219
then maybe the events are
based on real events, too.
353
00:24:42.350 --> 00:24:44.221
They discovered
pirates' gold.
354
00:24:44.352 --> 00:24:46.223
Okay, $12,000 of it.
355
00:24:46.920 --> 00:24:49.444
- Is that all?
- That was in 1876.
356
00:24:49.575 --> 00:24:53.274
With inflation, that's like
two million dollars,
give or take.
357
00:24:53.404 --> 00:24:54.493
Whoa.
358
00:24:55.145 --> 00:24:57.104
But-- but do you guys think
359
00:24:57.234 --> 00:25:01.195
that this is actually
some real-life journal
of what actually happened?
360
00:25:01.325 --> 00:25:04.677
Listen, this could be,
like, our one time
to do something great.
361
00:25:04.807 --> 00:25:08.202
Like historically huge,
and finally have
people respect us.
362
00:25:08.332 --> 00:25:10.247
What if people find out?
363
00:25:10.378 --> 00:25:13.076
They'll fall over
themselves laughing at us.
364
00:25:13.207 --> 00:25:15.731
They already laugh
at us, Wood.
365
00:25:15.862 --> 00:25:17.820
For two million bucks,
they can do whatever
they like.
366
00:25:17.951 --> 00:25:22.042
Think of all the shiny,
new inventing equipment
you could snap up with that.
367
00:25:22.782 --> 00:25:25.088
I bet my mom would
be mad impressed
with us as well.
368
00:25:26.089 --> 00:25:27.482
Hmm.
369
00:25:29.005 --> 00:25:31.051
But where would
we even start?
370
00:25:31.181 --> 00:25:34.097
- Uh, the letter said
"Hannibal", right?
- Yeah.
371
00:25:34.228 --> 00:25:37.405
That's the town Twain based
St. Petersburg on.
372
00:25:37.536 --> 00:25:39.189
And it's just
one county over.
373
00:25:45.021 --> 00:25:47.241
- Come on, man.
Come on, Woody.
- Come on, Woodster.
374
00:25:47.371 --> 00:25:48.851
Come on. I know,
I can see it in your face.
375
00:25:48.982 --> 00:25:50.461
- Let's do it.
- Woodster!
376
00:25:50.592 --> 00:25:52.333
Let's find
Tom Sawyer's gold.
377
00:25:52.463 --> 00:25:54.770
- All right!
- Yay!
378
00:25:54.901 --> 00:25:58.948
And that's what led
to these young'uns being
in this here predicament.
379
00:26:00.820 --> 00:26:02.169
- Oh! Flashlight.
380
00:26:08.088 --> 00:26:11.047
All right. Everybody,
keep your eyes peeled
381
00:26:11.178 --> 00:26:13.267
in case those wolves
follow us in here.
382
00:26:15.486 --> 00:26:16.923
What are we
even looking for?
383
00:26:18.185 --> 00:26:22.450
Right. The book said
the treasure is two miles
into the cave.
384
00:26:22.581 --> 00:26:24.060
Oh, look.
There it is.
385
00:26:26.715 --> 00:26:27.760
What?
386
00:26:27.890 --> 00:26:29.675
Guys, we're gonna
be billionaires.
387
00:26:29.805 --> 00:26:31.502
This is so much more
than I imagined.
388
00:26:31.633 --> 00:26:34.680
Oh. Ant, what are you
gonna do with your share?
389
00:26:34.810 --> 00:26:37.421
I'm gonna get my own TV
and my own house.
390
00:26:37.987 --> 00:26:40.555
And probably a TV
in each room. Maybe three.
391
00:26:40.686 --> 00:26:43.645
Why not four
and five houses?
392
00:26:43.776 --> 00:26:45.691
Can you guys believe
it was that easy?
393
00:26:46.300 --> 00:26:47.997
- Luxury suits you, Lu.
- Whoa.
394
00:26:48.650 --> 00:26:50.260
Thank you.
One does try.
395
00:26:51.218 --> 00:26:53.133
The hell are you kids
doing in here?
396
00:26:53.655 --> 00:26:55.614
Uh, it-it's ours.
Finders keepers.
397
00:26:57.616 --> 00:26:59.443
Okay, you can have this.
398
00:27:03.273 --> 00:27:04.971
- Huh?
399
00:27:07.060 --> 00:27:09.366
Ugh. It's an
amusement park?
400
00:27:09.497 --> 00:27:12.239
State park.
And you're trespassing.
401
00:27:13.022 --> 00:27:14.981
I told you guys
it wasn't real.
402
00:27:19.812 --> 00:27:21.901
Now, as I said,
403
00:27:22.031 --> 00:27:26.688
Tom and Mr. Twain would
never have made it easy as pie
for just anyone to find.
404
00:27:26.819 --> 00:27:30.692
Mr. Twain himself was just
about as wise as four folks
all smashed together himself.
405
00:27:30.823 --> 00:27:32.738
So it was gonna take
about that many, at least,
406
00:27:32.868 --> 00:27:36.698
if anyone was ever
gonna unravel
the mystery of Tom's gold.
407
00:27:40.702 --> 00:27:44.967
Generation after generation
has tried but failed,
408
00:27:45.098 --> 00:27:47.187
searching for
our family fortune.
409
00:27:47.317 --> 00:27:49.580
Tch. Always coming up short.
410
00:27:49.711 --> 00:27:54.977
Until I, AJ Harrison,
discovered
411
00:27:55.108 --> 00:28:00.374
that my protégé,
a woman who I taught
everything that I know,
412
00:28:00.504 --> 00:28:04.247
possesses the letter
that's gonna give me
everything that I want.
413
00:28:04.378 --> 00:28:06.728
Well...
414
00:28:10.297 --> 00:28:12.691
There ain't gonna be
no stopping me this time.
415
00:28:18.784 --> 00:28:19.872
Lennon!
416
00:28:22.178 --> 00:28:23.919
What now, Uncle AJ?
417
00:28:26.226 --> 00:28:28.881
How would you like
to become...
418
00:28:29.011 --> 00:28:30.447
...really rich?
419
00:28:50.903 --> 00:28:53.514
Gotta give you points
for adventurous spirit.
420
00:28:54.297 --> 00:28:57.213
Got a nephew about your age,
can't get him off the computer,
421
00:28:57.344 --> 00:29:00.347
let alone travel in the dead
of the night to hunt treasure.
422
00:29:00.477 --> 00:29:02.610
What's gonna happen to us?
423
00:29:02.741 --> 00:29:08.659
Well, last lot of kids
who went looking for my
great-great-grandpa's gold,
424
00:29:08.790 --> 00:29:11.227
ended up doing 20 to life
in Leavenworth.
425
00:29:19.409 --> 00:29:23.587
Well, I think we can
overlook the criminal
charge this one time. Hm?
426
00:29:28.070 --> 00:29:32.292
So, wait, you said, "your
great-great-grandpa's gold"?
427
00:29:32.422 --> 00:29:34.990
Indeed. Tom Sawyer.
428
00:29:35.774 --> 00:29:37.471
That handsome fellow
on the left right there.
429
00:29:37.601 --> 00:29:38.559
What?
430
00:29:38.689 --> 00:29:41.692
He was my granddad's grandpa.
431
00:29:42.476 --> 00:29:44.608
Look, I don't
blame you, kids.
432
00:29:44.739 --> 00:29:48.090
Plenty of folks
from far and wide
have gone searching for it.
433
00:29:49.004 --> 00:29:51.006
I took a shot
at it myself once.
434
00:29:51.920 --> 00:29:53.443
So you think
it's real, right?
435
00:29:53.574 --> 00:29:57.796
Hmm. Well, it's a wonderful
tale to excite kids,
436
00:29:57.926 --> 00:29:59.623
but it's just that.
437
00:29:59.754 --> 00:30:00.886
A tale.
438
00:30:02.801 --> 00:30:07.501
Alrighty. Who's drawing
the short straw and have me
call their parents first?
439
00:30:09.024 --> 00:30:10.460
Yes?
440
00:30:10.591 --> 00:30:12.636
- Can you spare a moment?
- Sure.
441
00:30:13.246 --> 00:30:15.814
Sit tight.
You're gonna be all right.
442
00:30:25.345 --> 00:30:29.697
I told you, guys, we were
gonna get in trouble, and--
443
00:30:34.528 --> 00:30:36.704
So you were real,
Tom Sawyer.
444
00:30:36.835 --> 00:30:39.750
That's insane.
445
00:30:39.881 --> 00:30:41.274
The three amigos.
446
00:30:42.841 --> 00:30:46.845
"MDCCCLXV.
447
00:30:47.671 --> 00:30:51.545
I mean, I know it's not
the Wi-Fi password,
but, like, what is that?
448
00:30:51.675 --> 00:30:54.026
That's the year, 1865.
449
00:30:56.419 --> 00:30:58.987
They wasted a lot of space
writing it like that, right?
450
00:31:01.076 --> 00:31:04.601
You guys, we've been going
about this all wrong.
451
00:31:05.472 --> 00:31:10.129
Twain wouldn't make it so easy
that the treasure is exactly
where it's supposed to be.
452
00:31:10.259 --> 00:31:13.697
"Under the cross." We've been
thinking about the cross
like a crucifix.
453
00:31:13.828 --> 00:31:16.004
So what do you
think it is?
454
00:31:16.962 --> 00:31:18.920
"Under the cross."
455
00:31:20.704 --> 00:31:23.229
You guys, Chapter X.
456
00:31:23.359 --> 00:31:24.970
It's the one in the tannery.
457
00:31:25.100 --> 00:31:26.493
You guys, this is
our first hot lead.
458
00:31:26.623 --> 00:31:28.321
We can't just sit here
and do nothing.
459
00:31:28.451 --> 00:31:31.237
What do you suggest we do?
Just stroll on out of here?
460
00:31:31.367 --> 00:31:32.803
Uh... Hm.
461
00:31:33.935 --> 00:31:36.068
No. We go out the back door.
462
00:31:37.591 --> 00:31:39.767
Come on, hurry. Go!
463
00:31:39.898 --> 00:31:41.421
- The-- But--
- Shh!
464
00:31:41.551 --> 00:31:43.684
Go! Woody, let's go!
465
00:31:43.814 --> 00:31:45.686
Hah. And now we're fugitives.
466
00:31:53.781 --> 00:31:55.739
Be careful, you idiot.
467
00:31:55.870 --> 00:31:57.959
There's nothing but
a bunch of junk up here.
468
00:31:58.090 --> 00:32:00.701
Look harder.
It's gonna be leather-bound.
469
00:32:00.831 --> 00:32:04.357
It's gonna be yellowed,
aged, stitched with a binder.
470
00:32:04.487 --> 00:32:06.315
It's gonna have lots of pages.
471
00:32:06.446 --> 00:32:08.883
I know what a book
looks like, Uncle AJ.
472
00:32:33.299 --> 00:32:34.343
Lennon?
473
00:32:38.957 --> 00:32:40.219
Hello?
474
00:32:40.349 --> 00:32:42.482
Miss Armstrong?
This is Detective Thatcher.
475
00:32:42.612 --> 00:32:45.137
Firstly, don't worry,
they're fine.
476
00:32:45.267 --> 00:32:47.922
But you'll have
to come to Hannibal
to collect your son.
477
00:32:48.053 --> 00:32:49.097
My son?
478
00:32:49.968 --> 00:32:51.752
No, no, my son's in bed.
479
00:32:51.882 --> 00:32:54.624
No, actually,
they went exploring.
480
00:32:54.755 --> 00:32:57.149
Something about an
assignment you gave them?
481
00:32:57.279 --> 00:32:58.280
What?
482
00:33:00.935 --> 00:33:02.110
Hannibal?
483
00:33:02.241 --> 00:33:04.895
How did they even
get that far? Okay.
484
00:33:05.026 --> 00:33:06.767
Okay, I'm coming.
I'm coming.
485
00:33:07.594 --> 00:33:09.204
Oh, crap.
486
00:33:09.335 --> 00:33:11.250
I think these suckers
beat us to the punch.
487
00:33:11.380 --> 00:33:13.513
Okay, get out of there.
Abort mission.
488
00:33:13.643 --> 00:33:14.862
Get out of there.
489
00:33:18.866 --> 00:33:20.389
Okay,
we'll see you soon.
490
00:33:20.520 --> 00:33:22.522
Yes, I will keep an eye on them.
491
00:33:30.921 --> 00:33:32.010
Great.
492
00:33:46.111 --> 00:33:48.330
- It's clear.
- Um...
493
00:33:48.461 --> 00:33:50.767
Oh, the only one I found
is the old Mitchell Tannery.
494
00:33:50.898 --> 00:33:52.987
It says it closed
in 1984, though.
495
00:33:53.118 --> 00:33:54.597
- It's seven blocks away.
- That's where we start.
496
00:33:54.728 --> 00:33:55.772
- Okay.
- Let's go.
497
00:33:58.036 --> 00:34:04.216
What about
a personal security guard
to monitor him 24 hours a day?
498
00:34:04.346 --> 00:34:06.609
You should have taken
that turn back there.
499
00:34:06.740 --> 00:34:10.961
Cat, I remember every single
road, alley, underpass, and
freeway I have ever been on.
500
00:34:11.092 --> 00:34:12.659
I know the way.
501
00:34:12.789 --> 00:34:15.183
When I get
my hands on him...
502
00:34:15.314 --> 00:34:17.055
Well, for someone
with a photographic memory,
503
00:34:17.185 --> 00:34:21.189
it seems to have slipped
your mind what you were like
at his age.
504
00:34:22.930 --> 00:34:24.584
My arms are getting tired.
505
00:35:11.109 --> 00:35:12.110
Here.
506
00:35:14.112 --> 00:35:17.637
"He picked up
a clean pine shingle
507
00:35:17.767 --> 00:35:19.682
that laid in the moonlight.
508
00:35:20.466 --> 00:35:23.382
They buried the shingle
close to the wall."
509
00:35:24.383 --> 00:35:25.384
Here.
510
00:35:25.906 --> 00:35:27.429
It can't be
in here.
511
00:35:27.560 --> 00:35:30.998
It's got to be like an
outside wall then, right?
512
00:35:31.912 --> 00:35:33.522
I saw some shovels coming in.
513
00:35:33.653 --> 00:35:36.395
Grab them quietly.
Now, let's go.
514
00:35:38.136 --> 00:35:39.485
Let's get digging.
515
00:35:49.495 --> 00:35:51.279
- Ant!
- Sorry.
516
00:35:56.806 --> 00:35:58.330
Detective Thatcher?
517
00:35:58.460 --> 00:36:00.201
I'm looking
for Detective Thatcher.
518
00:36:02.116 --> 00:36:03.900
- Hi.
519
00:36:04.031 --> 00:36:05.467
Hi.
520
00:36:05.598 --> 00:36:07.643
Uh, Agatha. Aggy.
Antony's mom.
521
00:36:07.774 --> 00:36:08.905
Yes.
522
00:36:10.472 --> 00:36:12.996
So, uh, did you have
a good drive?
523
00:36:14.520 --> 00:36:15.869
It was fine.
524
00:36:16.870 --> 00:36:18.132
Well, come with me.
525
00:36:18.437 --> 00:36:20.482
- I have a little update
on the kids.
- Oh, okay.
526
00:36:27.663 --> 00:36:28.708
What?
527
00:36:44.811 --> 00:36:45.986
I can't find anything.
528
00:36:46.552 --> 00:36:48.467
This is a waste of time.
529
00:36:48.597 --> 00:36:50.033
All night for...
530
00:36:50.860 --> 00:36:52.775
- ...nothing.
- Wait.
531
00:36:54.212 --> 00:36:57.476
They said they found
the treasure under the X.
532
00:36:57.606 --> 00:37:00.566
Under the X
is Chapter Nine.
533
00:37:00.696 --> 00:37:02.611
Okay, so where are they
in that chapter?
534
00:37:03.221 --> 00:37:05.135
It's the one
in the graveyard.
535
00:37:07.747 --> 00:37:08.965
Come on.
536
00:37:11.751 --> 00:37:13.579
Guess we're going
to a graveyard.
537
00:37:15.363 --> 00:37:17.060
I hate graveyards.
538
00:37:22.022 --> 00:37:23.545
♪ Dip, dip, dip ♪
539
00:37:23.676 --> 00:37:25.504
♪ Three for you ♪
540
00:37:25.634 --> 00:37:26.679
♪ And five for me ♪
541
00:37:26.809 --> 00:37:29.725
Is now really
the time for karaoke?
542
00:37:29.856 --> 00:37:31.597
Sorry. Habit.
543
00:37:32.467 --> 00:37:34.991
I always do it
when I'm worried.
544
00:37:35.122 --> 00:37:37.690
Thatcher, we've got
a break in at the tannery.
545
00:37:37.820 --> 00:37:40.214
Three minors spotted. Over.
546
00:37:40.345 --> 00:37:42.172
Thatcher's responding.
547
00:37:55.273 --> 00:37:57.362
Let's just
do this quick, okay?
548
00:37:57.492 --> 00:38:00.843
Tom said, "Huck, do you
reckon Hoss Williams
hears us talking?"
549
00:38:00.974 --> 00:38:02.367
That's who we're looking for.
550
00:38:02.497 --> 00:38:03.759
Okay, then let's split up.
551
00:38:03.890 --> 00:38:04.978
Call out if you
find something.
552
00:38:05.108 --> 00:38:07.023
- All right.
- Okay.
553
00:38:07.154 --> 00:38:08.982
Come on out, guys.
554
00:38:09.112 --> 00:38:10.723
You're not in trouble.
555
00:38:12.464 --> 00:38:13.900
Antony!
556
00:38:16.468 --> 00:38:17.904
Freshly dug right here.
557
00:38:28.784 --> 00:38:29.872
This is his.
558
00:38:30.917 --> 00:38:32.484
Why is it here?
559
00:38:32.614 --> 00:38:34.703
They said something about
an assignment you gave 'em.
560
00:38:35.530 --> 00:38:36.792
On Tom Sawyer.
561
00:38:37.532 --> 00:38:38.838
Wait.
562
00:38:39.882 --> 00:38:44.017
Tom and Huck buried a pine
shingle at an old tannery
after they witnessed a murder.
563
00:38:44.713 --> 00:38:47.194
Is there a graveyard nearby?
564
00:38:47.325 --> 00:38:49.718
Hannibal Graveyard.
Oldest around.
565
00:38:50.632 --> 00:38:52.112
Then that's where
they are. Let's go.
566
00:39:10.783 --> 00:39:12.306
Hey, come look.
567
00:39:17.964 --> 00:39:19.313
I mean, it's close.
568
00:39:19.444 --> 00:39:20.706
Do you think they're related?
569
00:39:21.794 --> 00:39:24.753
There must be some clues
around here somewhere.
570
00:39:29.497 --> 00:39:30.933
Wait, the--
571
00:39:32.805 --> 00:39:33.849
That's weird.
572
00:39:34.894 --> 00:39:36.765
- What-- Whoa! Whoa! Woody!
573
00:39:36.896 --> 00:39:38.767
No! Whoa.
574
00:39:38.898 --> 00:39:41.248
- Huh? What the--
- Ah!
575
00:39:41.379 --> 00:39:43.555
I think I'm ready
to go home now.
576
00:39:43.685 --> 00:39:44.991
Sorry, Mary.
577
00:39:45.121 --> 00:39:47.863
I told you, guys,
this was a dumb idea.
578
00:39:47.994 --> 00:39:49.952
You guys said,
"Oh, we'll find treasure."
579
00:39:50.083 --> 00:39:53.173
All we've done
is get arrested
and find a skull.
580
00:39:54.522 --> 00:39:57.133
How am I gonna explain
this to my mom?
581
00:39:57.264 --> 00:39:58.787
At least we tried.
582
00:40:03.401 --> 00:40:05.141
I just wanna go home.
583
00:40:07.230 --> 00:40:08.406
I--
584
00:40:08.536 --> 00:40:11.409
Dude, wait, really?
585
00:40:11.539 --> 00:40:12.540
Sorry.
586
00:40:14.020 --> 00:40:16.370
You too? Come on,
guys, seriously?
587
00:40:21.723 --> 00:40:22.811
Hey, wait.
588
00:40:24.509 --> 00:40:26.336
It-it's a--
It's a puzzle.
589
00:40:31.298 --> 00:40:33.126
Guys, we have
to give this up.
590
00:40:33.256 --> 00:40:35.084
We're in enough
trouble as it is.
591
00:40:35.955 --> 00:40:37.086
It's not
592
00:40:38.044 --> 00:40:40.133
Hoss Williams.
593
00:40:41.700 --> 00:40:44.311
It's "Who is...
594
00:40:44.442 --> 00:40:45.747
someone".
595
00:40:47.009 --> 00:40:48.576
Wait, letter mix.
596
00:40:48.707 --> 00:40:50.535
- Yeah.
- Take the S,
597
00:40:50.665 --> 00:40:53.799
and put it in front
of the A and the M. It's "Sam".
598
00:40:54.756 --> 00:40:56.454
And the other S makes "Sill".
599
00:40:57.237 --> 00:40:58.978
"Sam Sill"?
600
00:41:00.066 --> 00:41:01.720
It is real.
601
00:41:01.850 --> 00:41:03.548
So that's it.
"Who is Sam Sill?"
602
00:41:03.678 --> 00:41:05.724
All right, let's go
find Sam Sill then.
603
00:41:05.854 --> 00:41:08.640
- Okay, let's go.
604
00:41:08.770 --> 00:41:10.293
Well, what do you know?
605
00:41:10.424 --> 00:41:13.209
They've gone and done what
no one's ever done before.
606
00:41:13.340 --> 00:41:16.952
Solve the first riddle
of ol' Tom's mystery.
607
00:41:25.395 --> 00:41:27.615
Guys, found him. Over here.
608
00:41:29.704 --> 00:41:31.358
- Sam Sill.
- Nice, dude.
609
00:41:31.489 --> 00:41:33.752
- Whoa! What--
610
00:41:35.449 --> 00:41:36.450
No way.
611
00:41:36.581 --> 00:41:38.234
- Is that the--
- The map.
612
00:41:40.193 --> 00:41:41.673
Do you guys know
what this means?
613
00:41:41.803 --> 00:41:44.414
It means you all
are in huge trouble.
614
00:41:44.545 --> 00:41:46.286
- Hi, Miss Armstrong.
- Hey, Mom.
615
00:41:46.416 --> 00:41:48.549
It would take the remainder
of your teenage years
to blueprint
616
00:41:48.680 --> 00:41:50.595
just how much trouble
you lot are in.
617
00:41:50.725 --> 00:41:53.206
- But, Mom, we have to--
- Antony Auggie Armstrong.
618
00:41:53.336 --> 00:41:56.644
You are so grounded
that your clothes
will be back in fashion
619
00:41:56.775 --> 00:41:58.777
by the time your punishment
is even over.
620
00:41:59.691 --> 00:42:01.997
- Let's go. Now.
- Detective, can you
explain it to her?
621
00:42:02.128 --> 00:42:04.347
- Can you help us out?
- Sorry, guys, I'd love to help.
622
00:42:04.478 --> 00:42:05.871
But as you ran out on me,
623
00:42:06.001 --> 00:42:07.916
it's time to face the music.
624
00:42:08.047 --> 00:42:10.136
- But, Mom, we--
- Now, Antony.
625
00:42:12.791 --> 00:42:14.793
Miss Armstrong,
we're so close.
626
00:42:14.923 --> 00:42:17.622
- Don't you get that it's real?
- Seriously, we were so close.
627
00:42:19.145 --> 00:42:20.320
I knew it.
628
00:42:24.237 --> 00:42:26.152
Hey. Hey, Buttons.
629
00:42:27.240 --> 00:42:29.808
Yeah, I'm thinking of getting
the band back together.
630
00:42:30.983 --> 00:42:34.639
You think you can pull another
Alabama coat hanger for me?
631
00:42:38.033 --> 00:42:41.994
I cannot
believe you would be
so irresponsible, Antony.
632
00:42:42.124 --> 00:42:44.997
But we have proof that the gold
and Tom Sawyer is real.
633
00:42:45.127 --> 00:42:47.477
- Look, we found this map.
634
00:42:47.608 --> 00:42:49.958
No, that is just
a worthless old scroll.
635
00:42:50.089 --> 00:42:51.917
You never believe me.
636
00:42:52.047 --> 00:42:55.660
Do you have any idea
how many wild goose chases
I've been sent on
637
00:42:55.790 --> 00:42:57.879
because of a stupid map? No.
638
00:42:58.010 --> 00:43:01.535
No, none of you have any clue
how dangerous it can really be.
639
00:43:01.666 --> 00:43:03.668
How would I
ever get to know?
640
00:43:03.798 --> 00:43:07.410
I mean, you took a job
at my school to watch over me
every second of the day.
641
00:43:07.541 --> 00:43:08.629
I did not.
642
00:43:08.760 --> 00:43:10.588
I like teaching.
643
00:43:10.718 --> 00:43:12.154
You hate teaching.
644
00:43:12.285 --> 00:43:14.417
You love adventure.
645
00:43:14.548 --> 00:43:16.245
I mean, at least you used to
646
00:43:16.376 --> 00:43:18.247
before you had me,
647
00:43:18.378 --> 00:43:20.380
before you scared Dad away.
648
00:43:24.123 --> 00:43:27.387
Now I have an overprotective
mother and an absent father,
649
00:43:27.517 --> 00:43:29.302
and neither of us
have fun ever.
650
00:43:30.433 --> 00:43:32.174
It's because
I love you, okay?
651
00:43:33.262 --> 00:43:35.438
Then I'd hate to see
how you'd be if you hated me.
652
00:43:39.399 --> 00:43:41.444
You dropped this,
by the way.
653
00:43:43.011 --> 00:43:44.491
Why did you
even take that?
654
00:43:46.798 --> 00:43:48.538
Because I was...
655
00:43:50.236 --> 00:43:54.632
going to find the gold and then
run away to Utah to find Dad.
656
00:43:57.286 --> 00:43:59.854
Ant, your father...
657
00:44:03.075 --> 00:44:04.946
He's a door
best left unopened.
658
00:44:07.253 --> 00:44:08.907
Well, he can't be
any worse than you.
659
00:44:27.490 --> 00:44:31.625
He hates me.
Ant just hates me.
He just-- He hates me.
660
00:44:32.844 --> 00:44:34.367
Your mom's really
talking to herself.
661
00:44:36.804 --> 00:44:38.676
He's just hot under the collar.
662
00:44:38.806 --> 00:44:41.069
But I can't say I blame him.
663
00:44:41.200 --> 00:44:44.856
You know, you'll always
catch more flies with honey
than vinegar.
664
00:44:44.986 --> 00:44:46.118
- Hm.
665
00:44:56.215 --> 00:44:57.782
Damn it.
666
00:44:57.999 --> 00:45:00.959
Ugh, I left the house
in such a hurry,
I forgot my purse.
667
00:45:02.482 --> 00:45:04.353
I need to borrow
your debit card.
668
00:45:04.484 --> 00:45:06.486
I will pay you back
when we get home.
669
00:45:08.009 --> 00:45:09.010
Thank you.
670
00:45:28.726 --> 00:45:30.379
He's proud of me.
671
00:45:34.601 --> 00:45:37.343
They say once you have
that lust for adventure,
672
00:45:37.473 --> 00:45:39.127
it never-- well,
never truly dies.
673
00:45:39.258 --> 00:45:41.782
It lives on inside
of you, dormant,
674
00:45:41.913 --> 00:45:45.525
waiting for that moment
to snatch you back into it.
675
00:45:45.655 --> 00:45:50.617
It's a feeling almost
as pervasive as a mother
not wanting to let her son down.
676
00:45:52.184 --> 00:45:53.272
Almost.
677
00:45:57.580 --> 00:46:00.583
Oh, if-- if we do this...
678
00:46:03.804 --> 00:46:06.459
You took me hostage,
and we are back home
in 24 hours.
679
00:46:06.589 --> 00:46:07.765
- Okay?
680
00:46:07.895 --> 00:46:09.723
- Okay. All right, Mom.
- Let's go!
681
00:46:09.854 --> 00:46:13.335
It's time I took
the road less traveled again.
682
00:46:15.511 --> 00:46:18.950
All right, buckle up.
It's gonna be a wild ride.
683
00:46:19.080 --> 00:46:21.735
Okay, seriously though,
buckle up. Safety first.
684
00:46:31.571 --> 00:46:34.356
Everyone, act natural,
pretend like I'm not even here.
685
00:46:37.969 --> 00:46:40.275
Ugh. Just put that
away already.
686
00:46:40.406 --> 00:46:42.234
Stupid moths
have eaten half of it.
687
00:46:42.364 --> 00:46:45.803
And half the words are missing.
Nothing here makes sense.
688
00:46:46.412 --> 00:46:52.244
"Dip, dip, dip, if,
nor, bring the..."
689
00:46:52.374 --> 00:46:54.768
The words are so small,
I can't make it out.
690
00:46:55.595 --> 00:46:57.118
I may have just the thing.
691
00:47:02.776 --> 00:47:08.173
Aw, hey, kitty-cat.
Do you wanna learn
how to talky-talk like a person?
692
00:47:08.303 --> 00:47:09.696
- Oh, yes, you do.
- Oh...
693
00:47:09.827 --> 00:47:11.219
- I'm gonna give it
one more try.
- Woody--
694
00:47:11.350 --> 00:47:13.265
- Let's see.
- I wouldn't do that
if I were you.
695
00:47:14.048 --> 00:47:16.529
What the--
I-I didn't put that on yet.
696
00:47:16.659 --> 00:47:17.878
Oh, Mom.
697
00:47:18.009 --> 00:47:19.880
I guess the cat's
out of the bag now.
698
00:47:20.011 --> 00:47:22.230
It would be
a cataclysmic catastrophe
699
00:47:22.361 --> 00:47:25.973
to categorically succumb
to the catalytically
catatonic states
700
00:47:26.104 --> 00:47:28.149
of which you currently cater.
701
00:47:28.280 --> 00:47:30.543
- Huh?
- I gotta get this.
702
00:47:30.673 --> 00:47:32.762
Oh, man, this scene could
use a little more light.
703
00:47:32.893 --> 00:47:34.852
That's okay.
We'll roll with it.
704
00:47:34.982 --> 00:47:38.116
I just want, like, a relaxed
performance from everyone.
705
00:47:38.246 --> 00:47:40.205
Okay? And action.
706
00:47:40.335 --> 00:47:43.425
No, you're not filming me.
I'm going back to my trailer.
707
00:47:48.126 --> 00:47:49.649
Why not?
708
00:47:49.867 --> 00:47:52.695
Hey, all this time and you never
told me Mrs. Mac could talk?
709
00:47:53.827 --> 00:47:55.176
I-I'm...
710
00:47:56.090 --> 00:47:59.746
I guess there's one
or two things I haven't
quite told you about yet.
711
00:48:04.969 --> 00:48:07.536
And I'm assuming that's been
here my entire life, too.
712
00:48:08.450 --> 00:48:09.669
Where's the spare tire?
713
00:48:09.799 --> 00:48:11.279
I don't know, man.
714
00:48:11.410 --> 00:48:14.326
- Okay. Get the map out.
- Okay.
715
00:48:18.112 --> 00:48:21.507
"In Allister's Cove,
the second shall be...
716
00:48:21.637 --> 00:48:24.771
Solve the puzzles there laid,
and look within to see."
717
00:48:24.902 --> 00:48:26.251
It's only accessible
through the bayou.
718
00:48:26.381 --> 00:48:27.992
It's about five miles
down the road.
719
00:48:28.209 --> 00:48:30.951
Pack up the map.
Woody, grab what you can
from the kit. And, Lu?
720
00:48:31.691 --> 00:48:32.997
Keep filming.
721
00:48:33.127 --> 00:48:34.259
You got it.
722
00:48:35.477 --> 00:48:36.609
Okay, let's go.
723
00:48:41.527 --> 00:48:43.311
- Uh...
- Hi.
724
00:48:44.704 --> 00:48:45.792
It's fine.
725
00:48:47.141 --> 00:48:49.796
- Hi.
- Ah, car trouble?
726
00:48:49.927 --> 00:48:51.929
Oh, no.
No, we're fine. We--
727
00:48:52.059 --> 00:48:54.453
It's just a pit stop,
but we're moving
along now, so...
728
00:48:54.583 --> 00:48:56.542
Yeah, whoa, whoa,
whoa there, Missy, uh...
729
00:48:57.195 --> 00:48:59.458
You can't stop on
the side of the road.
730
00:49:00.328 --> 00:49:01.634
Not in this town.
731
00:49:01.764 --> 00:49:03.853
Oh, okay, I'm--
I'm sorry. I didn't--
732
00:49:03.984 --> 00:49:07.814
I didn't know what the rules
in this district were,
but it won't happen again.
733
00:49:07.945 --> 00:49:11.426
Oh, you wouldn't be
on a treasure hunt now,
would you?
734
00:49:12.688 --> 00:49:15.561
No. No, we're going home.
735
00:49:16.779 --> 00:49:18.477
- Kids?
- The map.
736
00:49:19.695 --> 00:49:21.828
- Uh-huh. Map?
- Uh...
737
00:49:21.959 --> 00:49:23.743
- What map?
- Oh, hmm.
738
00:49:23.873 --> 00:49:26.006
Wise girl, huh?
Hand it over now.
739
00:49:26.137 --> 00:49:28.052
- Mom.
- Give it to him,
give it to him.
740
00:49:28.878 --> 00:49:29.967
No, don't.
741
00:49:34.841 --> 00:49:37.235
Pick it up.
I ain't playing, kid.
742
00:49:43.328 --> 00:49:44.546
- Run!
- Go!
743
00:49:44.677 --> 00:49:45.634
- Go, go!
- Go!
744
00:49:45.765 --> 00:49:46.853
Ugh!
745
00:49:49.073 --> 00:49:50.726
That's not mud!
746
00:49:53.773 --> 00:49:54.817
Run!
747
00:49:54.948 --> 00:49:57.298
- Go! Go.
748
00:49:57.907 --> 00:49:59.605
- Whoa.
749
00:49:59.735 --> 00:50:00.867
Where do we go?
Where do we go?
750
00:50:00.998 --> 00:50:02.260
- Is he following us?
- Keep going.
751
00:50:02.390 --> 00:50:04.305
This way. This way.
Don't look back.
752
00:50:04.436 --> 00:50:06.090
- Just keep going.
753
00:50:11.095 --> 00:50:12.226
Brats.
754
00:50:14.098 --> 00:50:17.101
Excellent work, my old pal.
755
00:50:17.231 --> 00:50:19.103
You just earned
your 20 percent.
756
00:50:19.233 --> 00:50:21.235
- Hey, what about me?
- Shut up, Lennon.
757
00:50:21.366 --> 00:50:23.716
A chance to get that turd back
will sweeten the deal.
758
00:50:23.846 --> 00:50:26.197
Oh, you're gonna get it.
And then some.
759
00:50:28.199 --> 00:50:29.548
It's in Allister's Cove.
760
00:50:30.331 --> 00:50:32.899
Allister's Cove. All right.
761
00:50:33.030 --> 00:50:36.772
That means
we're gonna go up
and around the bayou.
762
00:50:37.382 --> 00:50:39.906
Then let's move.
Let's move.
763
00:50:40.037 --> 00:50:42.169
Hey, can you carry
some, Uncle AJ?
764
00:50:42.300 --> 00:50:45.390
Lennon, I'm carrying the map.
765
00:50:45.520 --> 00:50:46.869
- Do you wanna be rich?
- Yeah.
766
00:50:47.000 --> 00:50:49.089
You consider yourself
an athlete?
767
00:50:49.220 --> 00:50:50.395
Then let's move.
768
00:50:53.789 --> 00:50:55.400
- Okay.
769
00:50:56.401 --> 00:50:57.663
I think we're clear.
770
00:50:58.968 --> 00:50:59.969
- Oh, no.
- Are you okay?
771
00:51:00.100 --> 00:51:03.016
Are you okay, bud?
772
00:51:04.278 --> 00:51:06.411
Sorry, guys, we--
we lost the map.
773
00:51:07.020 --> 00:51:11.242
That's okay, because we have
a budding filmmaker
who got it all on tape.
774
00:51:11.372 --> 00:51:13.766
I was actually just getting
you guys' close-up shots.
775
00:51:13.896 --> 00:51:15.985
I was gonna get
a pickup shot
of the map later.
776
00:51:16.116 --> 00:51:17.987
Well, that's that.
We're done.
777
00:51:18.118 --> 00:51:20.773
No, no, no, no, no.
I'm not gonna let that happen.
778
00:51:20.903 --> 00:51:23.863
Look, when I was your age,
I was running all over the place
779
00:51:23.993 --> 00:51:26.083
chasing after
all sorts of things.
780
00:51:26.213 --> 00:51:29.695
But you guys have gotten closer
than anyone ever has with this.
781
00:51:29.825 --> 00:51:30.957
We're gonna see this through.
782
00:51:31.088 --> 00:51:32.915
We're gonna keep
doing this, okay?
783
00:51:33.046 --> 00:51:34.134
But how?
784
00:51:35.875 --> 00:51:37.790
Hand me a pen and paper
from the kit.
785
00:51:40.923 --> 00:51:43.578
An elephant never forgets.
786
00:51:44.449 --> 00:51:47.016
So either I'm part elephant
or it's very fortuitous
787
00:51:47.147 --> 00:51:49.802
that you have a chaperone
who has photographic memory.
788
00:51:50.977 --> 00:51:52.544
- No way.
- Whoa. Whoa.
789
00:51:52.674 --> 00:51:54.894
And why didn't you
tell me any of this?
790
00:51:55.503 --> 00:51:57.723
Must have slipped
my mind.
791
00:51:57.853 --> 00:52:00.378
That's funny, Mom. Not.
792
00:52:00.508 --> 00:52:03.032
So you remember everything?
793
00:52:04.512 --> 00:52:05.600
Everything.
794
00:52:06.384 --> 00:52:07.733
Whoa.
795
00:52:10.170 --> 00:52:13.391
Okay. So it looks like we
have to go through the river.
796
00:52:13.521 --> 00:52:14.957
It's a couple of miles
down that way,
797
00:52:15.088 --> 00:52:16.872
so we got to keep going.
798
00:52:17.003 --> 00:52:18.700
- All right?
- Let's go.
799
00:52:18.831 --> 00:52:20.006
Let's do this.
800
00:52:24.619 --> 00:52:26.926
I think we're going
the right way.
801
00:52:27.535 --> 00:52:29.363
At least we're finally
in the clear, right?
802
00:52:32.061 --> 00:52:33.280
Why did you have
to say that out loud?
803
00:52:33.411 --> 00:52:34.890
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Get back.
804
00:52:35.021 --> 00:52:36.718
- Get back.
- Get back. Get back.
Get behind me.
805
00:52:39.678 --> 00:52:41.245
Shoo! Shoo!
806
00:52:48.469 --> 00:52:50.863
Why are they throwing
rocks at me?
807
00:52:50.993 --> 00:52:52.908
- So rude.
808
00:52:53.039 --> 00:52:55.259
It switched on.
809
00:52:55.389 --> 00:52:57.261
First, you come
to steal my babies.
810
00:52:57.391 --> 00:52:59.393
Then you go
throw rocks at me.
811
00:52:59.524 --> 00:53:02.353
Um, Miss Alligator,
we're not trying
to steal your babies.
812
00:53:02.483 --> 00:53:05.660
Good. You'd be
in a lot more trouble.
813
00:53:05.791 --> 00:53:07.401
What brings you out this far?
814
00:53:07.532 --> 00:53:12.537
Um, we were looking
for Allister's Cove,
but we got lost.
815
00:53:12.667 --> 00:53:14.974
Allister's Cove
is just down the river.
816
00:53:15.104 --> 00:53:19.283
Tell you what, as an apology
for trying to eat you
25 years ago,
817
00:53:19.413 --> 00:53:21.459
why don't you take
that rowboat over there?
818
00:53:24.810 --> 00:53:26.725
Look, I'm sorry
about your eye.
819
00:53:27.465 --> 00:53:30.511
I wish I would have known
all those years ago
that you were...
820
00:53:31.773 --> 00:53:33.471
just trying to protect
your family.
821
00:53:33.601 --> 00:53:35.821
Aw, don't mention it.
822
00:53:35.951 --> 00:53:37.953
Well, so long now.
823
00:53:38.084 --> 00:53:39.694
Y'all have a pleasant trip.
824
00:53:41.479 --> 00:53:44.873
My invention works.
I knew it. I knew it.
825
00:53:45.613 --> 00:53:46.745
- Oh, yes.
- Good job, Woody.
826
00:53:46.875 --> 00:53:47.963
Yeah, man.
827
00:53:49.400 --> 00:53:51.315
- All right, we gotta keep
a move on.
- That's great.
828
00:53:51.445 --> 00:53:52.968
Let's go. This way.
829
00:54:16.601 --> 00:54:17.602
Let's go.
830
00:54:20.822 --> 00:54:21.867
Okay.
831
00:54:22.694 --> 00:54:24.478
Now I feel like
I'm in a Mark Twain novel.
832
00:54:24.609 --> 00:54:27.176
- Nah, we're in a movie.
- Wow.
833
00:54:27.786 --> 00:54:31.180
Okay, the location
of the next map
is right over that ridge.
834
00:54:31.311 --> 00:54:32.573
Okay, let's go.
835
00:54:33.400 --> 00:54:34.401
Hurry.
836
00:54:38.840 --> 00:54:40.233
This way.
837
00:54:40.364 --> 00:54:41.713
That's my idea.
838
00:54:42.844 --> 00:54:45.847
I think it could work,
but I'll think it out.
839
00:54:49.590 --> 00:54:52.593
"What's done on a dare
yet comes in two pairs?
840
00:54:52.724 --> 00:54:56.118
How I'll spend mine, I know,
but what will you get
with your share?"
841
00:54:57.424 --> 00:54:58.599
Share.
842
00:54:58.730 --> 00:55:00.471
I got it. Okay.
843
00:55:00.601 --> 00:55:04.431
Huck asked Tom
what would he do
with his share of the loot.
844
00:55:04.562 --> 00:55:05.998
Chapter 25.
845
00:55:07.434 --> 00:55:10.132
Yeah, it's right here. Okay.
846
00:55:10.263 --> 00:55:12.483
"Tom said he'll buy
these four things.
847
00:55:13.135 --> 00:55:15.094
A drum."
848
00:55:16.138 --> 00:55:17.923
Uh... Okay, the drum.
849
00:55:20.447 --> 00:55:22.188
"A sure-'nough sword."
850
00:55:22.319 --> 00:55:24.321
- Oh, over there.
- Oh, there it is.
851
00:55:27.411 --> 00:55:29.021
"A red necktie."
852
00:55:29.151 --> 00:55:31.066
Uh, necktie. Got it.
853
00:55:32.851 --> 00:55:34.113
"And a bull!"
854
00:55:37.682 --> 00:55:39.988
- Whoa!
- Whoa! Whoa! Wait!
855
00:55:40.119 --> 00:55:42.077
Wait, bull pup!
856
00:55:42.208 --> 00:55:44.036
- Bull pup!
857
00:55:44.166 --> 00:55:45.864
- Bull pup!
- Bull pup!
858
00:55:51.304 --> 00:55:52.653
Everyone okay?
You okay?
859
00:55:52.784 --> 00:55:54.263
- Yeah.
- I'm so sorry.
860
00:56:05.884 --> 00:56:08.147
Dude, will this
riddle ever end?
861
00:56:08.277 --> 00:56:09.714
Oh.
862
00:56:09.844 --> 00:56:12.978
Woody, this looks like
a task for you.
863
00:56:14.240 --> 00:56:15.284
Here.
864
00:56:38.220 --> 00:56:39.657
You know what we're
gonna do at first light?
865
00:56:39.787 --> 00:56:41.267
Mm-hmm.
866
00:56:41.398 --> 00:56:43.922
- We're gonna track down
those wannabes,
- Mm-hmm.
867
00:56:44.052 --> 00:56:46.751
those imposter
treasure hunters,
868
00:56:47.491 --> 00:56:48.492
and then...
869
00:56:49.884 --> 00:56:53.105
it's all gonna be
about fame and glory.
870
00:56:53.235 --> 00:56:55.673
Oh, and don't
forget the gold.
871
00:56:59.024 --> 00:57:01.418
I almost-- I almost
forgot about the gold.
872
00:57:03.202 --> 00:57:04.769
Let's not forget the gold.
873
00:57:06.814 --> 00:57:08.729
Hey, Lennon.
874
00:57:08.860 --> 00:57:11.471
Are you having trouble
pitching that tent?
875
00:57:11.602 --> 00:57:13.865
"Let's go treasure
hunting," you said.
876
00:57:13.995 --> 00:57:16.955
"It'll be fun," you said.
What is this?
877
00:57:17.085 --> 00:57:19.523
Are you not having fun?
878
00:57:19.653 --> 00:57:23.962
I just thought we could spend
some uncle-nephew time.
879
00:57:24.092 --> 00:57:25.572
Maybe he don't want
his share?
880
00:57:25.703 --> 00:57:26.704
Oh, yeah.
881
00:57:34.146 --> 00:57:36.061
I gotta get this.
882
00:57:36.191 --> 00:57:38.716
Yeah, it's a steamboat.
883
00:57:40.718 --> 00:57:43.634
How's a steamboat gonna
help us find the next map?
884
00:57:43.764 --> 00:57:46.811
Um, maybe it'll float
to where it is.
885
00:57:46.941 --> 00:57:48.552
Well, the map said,
886
00:57:49.161 --> 00:57:51.555
"Look within and you'll see."
887
00:57:58.257 --> 00:58:01.042
Whoa, I think
these are coordinates.
888
00:58:01.173 --> 00:58:02.217
Oh.
889
00:58:03.784 --> 00:58:06.352
- Okay.
- Um, longitude,
890
00:58:07.179 --> 00:58:13.490
27.7676 degrees north.
891
00:58:14.273 --> 00:58:16.971
- Got it.
- Latitude, uh,
892
00:58:17.102 --> 00:58:24.109
82.6403 degrees west.
893
00:58:25.589 --> 00:58:26.720
West...
894
00:58:29.070 --> 00:58:30.115
Oh.
895
00:58:31.595 --> 00:58:33.379
Oh, that's--
that's just right over here.
896
00:58:33.510 --> 00:58:35.642
- Oh!
- Okay, come on. Let's go.
897
00:58:35.773 --> 00:58:37.209
- Come on.
- Check it out.
898
00:58:46.958 --> 00:58:48.176
This is the spot.
899
00:58:49.308 --> 00:58:51.528
Yeah, it's supposed
to be right here, but...
900
00:58:52.616 --> 00:58:54.182
Does it say anything
else in there?
901
00:58:54.313 --> 00:58:55.401
Um...
902
00:58:57.359 --> 00:58:58.404
Wait.
903
00:58:59.361 --> 00:59:00.406
Oh!
904
00:59:01.407 --> 00:59:05.716
Found it.
Uh, "Twain 0.12"?
905
00:59:06.891 --> 00:59:08.501
That cheeky bugger.
906
00:59:09.110 --> 00:59:11.548
- A twain...
- Is a measurement of depth.
907
00:59:12.070 --> 00:59:13.854
You were paying attention.
908
00:59:14.507 --> 00:59:19.860
And 0.12 percent of a twain
is about a foot and a half.
909
00:59:19.991 --> 00:59:21.296
Get the shovel
out of my backpack.
910
00:59:21.427 --> 00:59:22.559
Hold this.
911
00:59:34.222 --> 00:59:36.268
Almost there.
Come on, Woody.
912
00:59:38.662 --> 00:59:40.011
Wait.
913
00:59:46.887 --> 00:59:48.497
Whoa!
914
01:00:04.731 --> 01:00:08.387
Oh. The moths must have eaten
it away like the other map.
915
01:00:08.517 --> 01:00:11.390
No, it needs to be aligned
with the first map.
916
01:00:11.520 --> 01:00:13.174
Look.
917
01:00:13.305 --> 01:00:15.786
Oh, that-that's why the rhyme
was so weird in the other one.
918
01:00:15.916 --> 01:00:18.005
Well, do you remember
the other words?
919
01:00:18.136 --> 01:00:22.706
I do, but without it
being perfectly lined up,
it-it wouldn't make any sense.
920
01:00:22.836 --> 01:00:24.577
We need that
first map back.
921
01:00:25.839 --> 01:00:28.102
I might have
a stroke of luck for you.
922
01:00:28.233 --> 01:00:31.410
It appears you have
some scallywags following you.
923
01:00:31.540 --> 01:00:34.369
They set up camp
right outside my hidey-hole.
924
01:00:34.979 --> 01:00:36.154
Okay.
925
01:00:36.284 --> 01:00:38.809
Operation Treasure Map
Rescue commence.
926
01:00:38.939 --> 01:00:39.984
Um...
927
01:00:40.549 --> 01:00:43.552
I'll come up with something
snappier on the way.
928
01:00:43.683 --> 01:00:44.728
- That's true.
- That was terrible.
929
01:00:44.858 --> 01:00:45.903
Please.
930
01:00:48.253 --> 01:00:50.429
So she was about
five-foot-ten.
931
01:00:51.038 --> 01:00:52.605
She said her name
was Margaret.
932
01:00:57.828 --> 01:01:00.787
There's the map, right next
to the water cooler.
933
01:01:00.918 --> 01:01:03.834
Told you guys, bringing this
would come in handy.
934
01:01:03.964 --> 01:01:06.140
Those filmmaking skills
may have just saved the day.
935
01:01:06.271 --> 01:01:08.316
Okay, so here's
what we're gonna do.
936
01:01:09.317 --> 01:01:10.492
Actually...
937
01:01:11.537 --> 01:01:13.278
Ant, what do you think
we should do?
938
01:01:15.062 --> 01:01:17.978
Okay. Um...
939
01:01:18.109 --> 01:01:20.198
Lu, you're gonna sneak in
to get the map.
940
01:01:20.328 --> 01:01:22.243
Copy that.
941
01:01:22.374 --> 01:01:23.984
Woody, you hide behind
the tree and be ready
to protect her, okay?
942
01:01:24.115 --> 01:01:25.420
Sir, yes, sir.
943
01:01:25.551 --> 01:01:27.858
Mom, you circle
around that exit.
944
01:01:28.641 --> 01:01:31.078
- Roger that.
- And I'm gonna distract them.
945
01:01:31.209 --> 01:01:32.993
- Everyone got it?
- Got it.
946
01:01:33.124 --> 01:01:34.125
Right, then.
947
01:01:38.651 --> 01:01:40.435
Well, we're surrounded,
948
01:01:40.566 --> 01:01:42.394
and, uh,
the whole tribe--
949
01:01:42.524 --> 01:01:45.223
- Huh?
950
01:01:45.353 --> 01:01:48.400
- What was that?
951
01:01:48.530 --> 01:01:49.793
Lennon, go
check it out.
952
01:02:02.980 --> 01:02:04.633
You're dead, mama's boy!
953
01:02:13.077 --> 01:02:14.295
Nothing but net, Lennon.
954
01:02:14.426 --> 01:02:16.471
I'm gonna get you!
955
01:02:23.609 --> 01:02:25.089
The map is gone.
956
01:02:26.090 --> 01:02:28.919
The girl's got the map.
Come here, you--
957
01:02:29.049 --> 01:02:31.356
I'm gonna get you!
958
01:02:34.968 --> 01:02:36.143
- Ha-ha!
959
01:02:37.188 --> 01:02:40.539
Now you know why
they call me Wood-y.
960
01:02:45.370 --> 01:02:46.414
AJ?
961
01:02:47.938 --> 01:02:50.418
Ugh, head of natural history.
962
01:02:50.549 --> 01:02:52.507
I should have known
that you were behind this.
963
01:02:52.638 --> 01:02:55.423
Well, I am
a treasure hunter, Agatha,
964
01:02:55.554 --> 01:02:58.775
and you should know
not to get between
a treasure hunter...
965
01:02:59.776 --> 01:03:01.516
- and his gold.
966
01:03:01.647 --> 01:03:03.431
What are you gonna do,
AJ, hurt me?
967
01:03:03.562 --> 01:03:06.086
Yeah, I am.
968
01:03:06.217 --> 01:03:07.696
You wouldn't dare.
969
01:03:07.827 --> 01:03:09.394
What makes you so sure?
970
01:03:09.524 --> 01:03:12.484
Well, let's face it.
You've always been
in love with me.
971
01:03:15.443 --> 01:03:17.924
Me, in love with you!?
972
01:03:18.055 --> 01:03:20.666
Wow, that is a big alligator!
973
01:03:22.668 --> 01:03:24.235
That is an alligator.
974
01:03:24.365 --> 01:03:27.716
And, uh, we're gonna put
a pin in this for now. Buttons!
975
01:03:27.847 --> 01:03:30.763
- Buttons!
976
01:03:33.679 --> 01:03:34.941
Thanks, Marielle.
977
01:03:40.860 --> 01:03:42.296
So how
do you know him?
978
01:03:42.427 --> 01:03:46.474
I was his, uh,
research assistant
in college.
979
01:03:47.171 --> 01:03:50.696
Yeah, we explored
the world together,
and on our last exploration,
980
01:03:50.827 --> 01:03:53.568
he scammed me.
981
01:03:53.699 --> 01:03:57.007
So, um, we haven't
seen each other since.
982
01:03:57.137 --> 01:03:58.530
- Did you see him?
983
01:03:58.660 --> 01:03:59.879
- Yeah.
- Yeah.
984
01:04:00.010 --> 01:04:02.229
Okay, let's take out
the maps.
985
01:04:02.360 --> 01:04:03.404
Oh.
986
01:04:03.927 --> 01:04:06.364
- Line them up.
- Here.
987
01:04:06.494 --> 01:04:09.889
Um, "Dip to the moonlight,
dip, dip, dip.
988
01:04:10.498 --> 01:04:12.936
Three for you
and five for me."
989
01:04:13.066 --> 01:04:14.067
A riddle?
990
01:04:14.676 --> 01:04:15.764
No, it's a song.
991
01:04:16.722 --> 01:04:18.245
And I know just
where I've heard it.
992
01:04:25.687 --> 01:04:27.385
- Detective!
- Detective Thatcher!
993
01:04:27.515 --> 01:04:29.300
- Is the detective in?
- No, no, no, he's very busy.
994
01:04:29.430 --> 01:04:30.910
- He can't talk right now.
- But we need to speak to him!
995
01:04:32.433 --> 01:04:33.957
What's the commotion about?
996
01:04:34.087 --> 01:04:35.610
You after Huck Finn's
gold now, too?
997
01:04:35.741 --> 01:04:37.743
We made the decision
to keep looking.
998
01:04:37.874 --> 01:04:39.658
Yeah,
and we found these.
999
01:04:39.788 --> 01:04:42.530
When you line them up
correctly, they spell out
this rhyme.
1000
01:04:43.270 --> 01:04:45.620
- That's the family song.
- Mm-hmm.
1001
01:04:45.751 --> 01:04:48.101
I remember you
humming it in the car.
1002
01:04:48.232 --> 01:04:49.798
- You do?
- Mm-hmm.
1003
01:04:50.408 --> 01:04:54.020
You'd make quite
the detective,
Miss Armstrong.
1004
01:04:55.152 --> 01:04:57.197
Oh, you made
quite the impression.
1005
01:05:02.811 --> 01:05:04.117
Uh, you're singing.
1006
01:05:04.248 --> 01:05:05.771
Uh, you're singing made
quite the impression,
1007
01:05:05.902 --> 01:05:07.120
- and that's why...
- Mom.
1008
01:05:07.251 --> 01:05:08.948
- The maps. Come on.
- Right.
1009
01:05:10.994 --> 01:05:13.735
It-it was an old
family song.
1010
01:05:13.866 --> 01:05:16.738
My grandmother
sang it to my father,
who sang it to me.
1011
01:05:17.261 --> 01:05:18.827
Our family
were coal miners,
1012
01:05:19.219 --> 01:05:22.657
and our great-great-grandpa
came up with it
to get his spirits up
1013
01:05:22.788 --> 01:05:25.138
when he was trapped down
in a mine for four days
1014
01:05:25.269 --> 01:05:27.401
- in the 1800s.
- Mm.
1015
01:05:27.532 --> 01:05:31.101
So it's hinting at being hidden
somewhere deep underground.
1016
01:05:31.231 --> 01:05:34.626
The nearest place
is McDougal's Caves
where we found you guys.
1017
01:05:34.756 --> 01:05:36.541
Ugh. But we already
looked there!
1018
01:05:36.671 --> 01:05:37.890
Yeah, to no avail.
1019
01:05:38.847 --> 01:05:40.501
Not with a Sawyer,
you didn't.
1020
01:05:41.154 --> 01:05:42.677
You're coming?
1021
01:05:42.808 --> 01:05:44.549
- Yes!
- Let's go!
1022
01:05:44.679 --> 01:05:46.290
- Let's find that gold!
1023
01:05:46.420 --> 01:05:47.465
Whoo!
1024
01:05:53.558 --> 01:05:55.212
Oh.
1025
01:05:55.386 --> 01:05:58.084
Legend has it
that more have entered
than have returned.
1026
01:05:58.693 --> 01:06:00.782
So, stay close, guys.
1027
01:06:02.088 --> 01:06:04.525
Does that mean someone
has died in here?
1028
01:06:05.962 --> 01:06:07.615
- No. Oh!
1029
01:06:10.227 --> 01:06:11.968
Are you sure we should
be doing this?
1030
01:06:13.360 --> 01:06:15.710
Just-- just stay together.
1031
01:06:18.887 --> 01:06:19.932
It's okay, man.
1032
01:06:27.026 --> 01:06:29.898
"Dip to the moonlight."
1033
01:06:31.988 --> 01:06:35.643
Guys, uh, find a place
in the roof where light
can beam through.
1034
01:06:38.603 --> 01:06:39.691
Right there.
1035
01:06:40.779 --> 01:06:41.823
Great.
1036
01:06:42.607 --> 01:06:46.002
Now, if we can "dip, dip, dip"
1037
01:06:46.132 --> 01:06:48.004
- underneath these rocks...
- Mm-hmm.
1038
01:06:48.134 --> 01:06:49.788
...we should be close,
right here.
1039
01:06:50.528 --> 01:06:53.966
And then it says,
"Three for you
and five for me."
1040
01:06:55.620 --> 01:06:57.317
Paces, right?
1041
01:06:57.448 --> 01:06:59.363
But where do we start?
1042
01:07:00.407 --> 01:07:01.974
Um, we can...
1043
01:07:06.326 --> 01:07:08.850
Oh. Maybe out that cross.
1044
01:07:09.677 --> 01:07:12.332
Yeah. That's gotta
be it, right?
1045
01:07:13.812 --> 01:07:16.032
Okay, so, paces, right?
1046
01:07:16.162 --> 01:07:17.207
- Mm-hmm.
- Mm-hmm.
1047
01:07:17.337 --> 01:07:18.425
Three and five.
1048
01:07:19.818 --> 01:07:23.561
One, two, three.
1049
01:07:25.954 --> 01:07:30.437
One, two, three,
1050
01:07:30.568 --> 01:07:33.440
four, five.
1051
01:07:34.702 --> 01:07:35.964
Look above you.
1052
01:07:37.357 --> 01:07:38.402
Anything?
1053
01:07:39.968 --> 01:07:41.448
I don't know.
1054
01:07:49.326 --> 01:07:51.371
- You got something?
- Yeah, yeah, I think so.
1055
01:07:52.981 --> 01:07:54.983
- Whoa!
- Good.
1056
01:07:55.114 --> 01:07:57.073
We found the map.
1057
01:08:03.775 --> 01:08:05.559
- This is so cool.
- Yeah.
1058
01:08:05.690 --> 01:08:08.258
"If flood or fire
1059
01:08:08.388 --> 01:08:10.260
should harm me..."
1060
01:08:10.390 --> 01:08:12.175
"I take from you five
1061
01:08:12.305 --> 01:08:13.785
and give you my three."
1062
01:08:15.047 --> 01:08:16.440
"Take from you..."
1063
01:08:16.570 --> 01:08:18.224
- No.
1064
01:08:18.833 --> 01:08:20.139
Take it all from you.
1065
01:08:21.793 --> 01:08:25.318
I would like
to thank the inventor
of this, uh,
1066
01:08:25.449 --> 01:08:27.538
ridiculous contraption.
1067
01:08:27.668 --> 01:08:32.586
The GPS within helped us
track you all the way here.
1068
01:08:35.546 --> 01:08:36.590
Lennon.
1069
01:08:37.896 --> 01:08:39.332
All right, phones out.
Give them up.
1070
01:08:39.463 --> 01:08:40.551
- No.
- Just do it.
1071
01:08:40.681 --> 01:08:42.466
- Out, out. Now.
- It's not worth it.
1072
01:08:43.945 --> 01:08:47.123
Give me.
Ooh, XR-17. Nice.
1073
01:08:47.253 --> 01:08:50.213
Thank you.
And, of course...
1074
01:08:51.692 --> 01:08:52.998
- You.
- No.
1075
01:08:54.304 --> 01:08:58.221
Oh. This is gonna take me
all the way to the gold.
1076
01:08:58.351 --> 01:08:59.396
You won't get far.
1077
01:09:00.310 --> 01:09:01.528
Just watch me.
1078
01:09:02.703 --> 01:09:06.620
Agatha, you've spent your
whole life chasing history.
1079
01:09:07.317 --> 01:09:08.405
Allow me
1080
01:09:10.363 --> 01:09:11.799
to add you to it.
1081
01:09:21.679 --> 01:09:22.810
Bye-bye now.
1082
01:09:26.074 --> 01:09:27.685
- Back. Go. Go. Now!
- Go to the back!
1083
01:09:27.815 --> 01:09:29.426
Run!
1084
01:09:35.345 --> 01:09:37.347
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Whoa!
1085
01:09:37.477 --> 01:09:40.001
I think we owe 'em
a moment of respect.
1086
01:09:42.090 --> 01:09:45.093
Agatha, you were
a worthy foe,
1087
01:09:45.224 --> 01:09:48.793
but, uh, you know, we all meet
our makers someday, right?
1088
01:09:48.923 --> 01:09:50.577
And, uh, furthermore,
1089
01:09:52.144 --> 01:09:53.406
that's good.
1090
01:09:53.537 --> 01:09:54.799
Let's go get rich.
1091
01:10:07.115 --> 01:10:08.160
Oh, no.
1092
01:10:10.902 --> 01:10:12.295
This is all my fault.
1093
01:10:13.818 --> 01:10:18.170
What? No, Woody, you are
not to blame for his greed.
1094
01:10:18.953 --> 01:10:21.478
No.
1095
01:10:21.608 --> 01:10:26.570
"And what does
it amount to?" said Satan
with his evil chuckle.
1096
01:10:27.875 --> 01:10:29.703
Nothing at all.
1097
01:10:29.834 --> 01:10:33.229
You always come out
where you went in.
1098
01:10:33.359 --> 01:10:38.364
Oh, for them to get this far
to only have it snatched
at their final hurdle,
1099
01:10:38.495 --> 01:10:41.411
life sure is a kick
in the guts sometimes.
1100
01:10:54.685 --> 01:10:56.600
Someone will be here eventually.
1101
01:10:58.602 --> 01:10:59.820
No, they won't.
1102
01:11:00.865 --> 01:11:02.345
This is hopeless.
1103
01:11:03.694 --> 01:11:06.653
And to think this is how
it's all gonna end.
1104
01:11:08.133 --> 01:11:12.572
And-- and I never even got
the chance to change the world
with one of my inventions.
1105
01:11:13.181 --> 01:11:15.488
I never got to win
an Oscar.
1106
01:11:16.141 --> 01:11:18.535
I never made the news
catching criminals.
1107
01:11:19.623 --> 01:11:21.451
Not even once.
1108
01:11:23.191 --> 01:11:24.758
And I never...
1109
01:11:27.283 --> 01:11:29.763
Oh, no, I've--
1110
01:11:29.894 --> 01:11:33.376
I've really gotten to do
pretty much everything
there is to do,
1111
01:11:33.506 --> 01:11:35.682
so, never mind.
1112
01:11:40.905 --> 01:11:42.254
What about you, Ant?
1113
01:11:43.342 --> 01:11:45.692
Uh, I...
1114
01:11:48.652 --> 01:11:50.480
It's dumb.
1115
01:11:50.610 --> 01:11:53.352
- Mm, come on.
- It doesn't matter.
1116
01:11:54.875 --> 01:11:59.140
Well... Listen,
we just have to look
on the bright side, okay?
1117
01:11:59.793 --> 01:12:02.622
They're not gonna get
very far without that
torn piece from the letter.
1118
01:12:03.884 --> 01:12:07.235
Wait. How do you know
that the letter was torn?
1119
01:12:09.673 --> 01:12:12.371
You told me that it was.
1120
01:12:13.503 --> 01:12:15.374
Uh, no.
1121
01:12:15.505 --> 01:12:16.941
I didn't tell you.
1122
01:12:17.855 --> 01:12:20.074
Okay.
1123
01:12:20.901 --> 01:12:25.341
Well, maybe
this isn't my first time
1124
01:12:26.429 --> 01:12:28.213
looking for Tom Sawyer's
treasure.
1125
01:12:38.136 --> 01:12:39.355
Oh, wait.
1126
01:12:47.798 --> 01:12:49.147
Do you know what this means?
1127
01:12:51.279 --> 01:12:52.455
No.
1128
01:13:11.343 --> 01:13:12.518
- Oh!
1129
01:13:12.649 --> 01:13:15.347
What in the name
of all that's holy?
1130
01:13:15.478 --> 01:13:18.568
Hmm. You don't see that
every-- Oh!
1131
01:13:18.698 --> 01:13:20.831
Come back here,
you wee scully.
1132
01:13:25.009 --> 01:13:26.619
That was a good burger,
my friend.
1133
01:13:27.577 --> 01:13:28.665
Whoa!
1134
01:13:30.797 --> 01:13:33.757
- What?
- That's ten types
of illegal right there.
1135
01:13:43.288 --> 01:13:45.551
We've been going
in circles for hours.
1136
01:13:45.682 --> 01:13:47.335
Do you not know
how to read this map?
1137
01:13:47.466 --> 01:13:48.859
Mm, no.
1138
01:13:48.989 --> 01:13:51.252
Each map seems to point
in a different direction.
1139
01:13:51.383 --> 01:13:54.517
One goes here, one goes there,
one goes nowhere.
1140
01:13:56.344 --> 01:13:57.433
Wait a minute.
1141
01:14:04.918 --> 01:14:08.531
There is a reason
why the world's
most renowned explorer,
1142
01:14:08.661 --> 01:14:10.358
an anthropological--
1143
01:14:10.489 --> 01:14:12.796
You're an anthropologist,
Uncle AJ.
1144
01:14:13.753 --> 01:14:14.798
Whatever.
1145
01:14:15.929 --> 01:14:19.933
The secret hiding place
to Tom Sawyer's gold is...
1146
01:14:21.544 --> 01:14:23.850
- The Temperance Tavern.
- The Temperance Tavern.
1147
01:14:23.981 --> 01:14:25.286
T-this way!
1148
01:14:36.863 --> 01:14:38.430
Oh, what in the dickens?
1149
01:14:39.518 --> 01:14:42.347
Oh, no.
The battery died.
1150
01:14:43.740 --> 01:14:45.481
- Um...
- Oh.
1151
01:14:51.574 --> 01:14:53.663
That's Detective
Thatcher's car.
1152
01:14:53.793 --> 01:14:57.101
Meow. Meow. Meow--
1153
01:14:57.231 --> 01:14:58.668
Okay, fine, I'm a talking cat.
1154
01:14:58.798 --> 01:15:00.017
Yawnfest.
1155
01:15:00.147 --> 01:15:01.758
Now, will you please go
into those caves,
1156
01:15:01.888 --> 01:15:04.021
follow their scent,
and rescue my friends,
1157
01:15:04.151 --> 01:15:07.807
who heavens to Betsy
I fear may well be
trapped down there?
1158
01:15:07.938 --> 01:15:08.939
Let's go.
1159
01:15:09.940 --> 01:15:11.637
And don't you dillydally.
1160
01:15:15.293 --> 01:15:16.468
Thanks, guys.
1161
01:15:17.425 --> 01:15:19.123
Call more reinforcements
to secure the perimeter
1162
01:15:19.253 --> 01:15:20.777
- at the final site.
- Got it.
1163
01:15:21.821 --> 01:15:23.693
- We'll meet you guys there.
- Okay.
1164
01:15:24.389 --> 01:15:25.564
Do we need to draw
the map again?
1165
01:15:25.695 --> 01:15:27.653
No, I know exactly
where it is.
1166
01:15:28.872 --> 01:15:32.092
Hey, um, you did
a really good job in there.
1167
01:15:32.223 --> 01:15:33.529
Oh, thank you.
1168
01:15:53.113 --> 01:15:54.941
As a student of history,
1169
01:15:56.464 --> 01:16:01.426
I have to ask myself what
stories would these walls
tell if they could speak.
1170
01:16:03.167 --> 01:16:06.170
If you bothered to read
the book, you'd already
know the answer.
1171
01:16:07.301 --> 01:16:08.389
Agatha,
1172
01:16:09.695 --> 01:16:10.696
how did you--
1173
01:16:11.088 --> 01:16:12.393
No matter.
1174
01:16:13.307 --> 01:16:17.660
So, bringing your encyclopedic
knowledge of literature
to a gunfight, I see.
1175
01:16:17.790 --> 01:16:19.226
It has perfect aim.
1176
01:16:19.357 --> 01:16:21.141
Well, I will tell you this.
1177
01:16:21.272 --> 01:16:24.928
I'm gonna fill you all
full of new holes
to breathe from
1178
01:16:25.624 --> 01:16:27.626
if you don't tell us
where that treasure is.
1179
01:16:28.322 --> 01:16:31.021
The gold was never hidden
in just one place.
1180
01:16:32.283 --> 01:16:33.850
See, it was...
1181
01:16:34.764 --> 01:16:38.898
always that last line
in the riddle
that really stumped me.
1182
01:16:39.682 --> 01:16:42.206
"Take from you five
and give you my three."
1183
01:16:43.599 --> 01:16:46.950
Ant, what does Twain's opening
passage in his book say?
1184
01:16:48.865 --> 01:16:52.608
"Tom Sawyer is a combination
of the characteristics
of three boys whom I knew,
1185
01:16:52.738 --> 01:16:55.393
and therefore belongs
to the composite order
of architecture."
1186
01:16:55.523 --> 01:17:00.311
So, what are you saying?
Tom Sawyer wasn't real?
1187
01:17:00.441 --> 01:17:01.834
Oh, no, he was real.
1188
01:17:02.922 --> 01:17:05.882
But three made up this story.
1189
01:17:13.280 --> 01:17:15.761
Miss Armstrong, yes,
1190
01:17:15.892 --> 01:17:17.328
I've been expecting you.
1191
01:17:21.985 --> 01:17:24.204
That gold belonged
to just three men.
1192
01:17:24.727 --> 01:17:27.904
Thomas Sawyer, Ben Rogers...
1193
01:17:28.034 --> 01:17:29.209
And Joe Harper.
1194
01:17:30.428 --> 01:17:31.821
My great-grandpappy.
1195
01:17:33.039 --> 01:17:35.302
That ol' Tom Sawyer
made a promise
1196
01:17:36.260 --> 01:17:39.916
to not let that gold
fall into Angus' hands.
1197
01:17:40.046 --> 01:17:43.528
Just as
I promised to never
let it fall into yours.
1198
01:17:43.659 --> 01:17:47.184
You were obsessive
from the day we met
about your family's fortune.
1199
01:17:47.314 --> 01:17:49.273
So after you
double-crossed me,
1200
01:17:49.403 --> 01:17:52.232
I made it my goal to seek out
every last detail
1201
01:17:52.363 --> 01:17:54.887
to ensure you never found it.
1202
01:17:55.018 --> 01:17:58.456
So I destroyed its final secret
to always keep you at bay,
1203
01:17:58.586 --> 01:18:00.893
and I've been carrying
the remainder of that letter
1204
01:18:01.024 --> 01:18:05.506
and the location of the gold
in my head all of these years.
1205
01:18:08.988 --> 01:18:13.036
Wait a minute,
if you had all
this information,
1206
01:18:13.166 --> 01:18:15.516
why didn't you come
for the treasure yourself?
1207
01:18:15.647 --> 01:18:16.735
I tried.
1208
01:18:18.694 --> 01:18:21.000
But not every stone
needs to be turned,
1209
01:18:21.609 --> 01:18:23.394
not every treasure pocketed.
1210
01:18:24.090 --> 01:18:26.440
Well, Aggy...
1211
01:18:27.006 --> 01:18:28.355
That's where we differ.
1212
01:18:29.966 --> 01:18:32.142
See, the only thing
that matters to me...
1213
01:18:33.621 --> 01:18:34.884
Ant!
1214
01:18:35.014 --> 01:18:36.668
You're gonna tell me
where the gold is.
1215
01:18:36.799 --> 01:18:39.323
The safety is on, you moron.
1216
01:18:39.453 --> 01:18:41.194
Moron?
1217
01:18:47.418 --> 01:18:48.680
- Ah!
1218
01:18:50.943 --> 01:18:52.336
I'll tell you this.
1219
01:18:58.690 --> 01:19:01.258
I was the captain
of my fencing team
1220
01:19:01.388 --> 01:19:02.825
at college!
1221
01:19:03.913 --> 01:19:06.393
Impressive.
But so was I.
1222
01:19:07.177 --> 01:19:09.483
- Get him, Miss Armstrong.
- Come on!
1223
01:19:10.441 --> 01:19:12.399
- Come on, Uncle AJ.
- Let's go, Miss Armstrong.
1224
01:19:17.665 --> 01:19:19.319
- Come on, Uncle AJ!
1225
01:19:23.323 --> 01:19:25.761
- Come on!
- Come on, Miss Armstrong!
1226
01:19:30.287 --> 01:19:31.505
- Ah!
1227
01:19:31.636 --> 01:19:33.029
- Miss Armstrong!
- Be careful!
1228
01:19:34.378 --> 01:19:36.032
It's too bad, Agatha.
1229
01:19:36.162 --> 01:19:39.078
We could have been partners.
It's a shame, isn't it?
1230
01:19:39.209 --> 01:19:40.645
Don't hurt my mom!
1231
01:19:41.211 --> 01:19:43.953
Do what you want.
I might do something like this.
1232
01:19:44.910 --> 01:19:46.346
No!
1233
01:19:46.956 --> 01:19:49.567
What are you gonna
say now, punk? Huh?
1234
01:19:54.702 --> 01:19:56.748
- Mrs. Mac!
- Enough.
1235
01:19:56.879 --> 01:19:58.619
Don't! He's your son.
1236
01:20:00.273 --> 01:20:01.231
He's my what?
1237
01:20:01.361 --> 01:20:02.623
Morocco?
1238
01:20:05.496 --> 01:20:06.976
- Oh.
1239
01:20:07.106 --> 01:20:09.195
And then you left me abandoned
on the side of a cliff.
1240
01:20:09.326 --> 01:20:11.676
I never wanted
to speak to you again.
1241
01:20:11.807 --> 01:20:13.330
Aggy, why didn't you tell me?
1242
01:20:13.460 --> 01:20:15.027
- Freeze!
1243
01:20:15.158 --> 01:20:17.334
Aggy, why didn't you tell me?
1244
01:20:17.464 --> 01:20:19.249
- Cuff him.
- This is my son?
1245
01:20:19.379 --> 01:20:20.772
Now I can see it.
1246
01:20:21.555 --> 01:20:23.906
You're almost
as good-looking as I am.
1247
01:20:24.036 --> 01:20:25.559
- You're under arrest.
1248
01:20:26.299 --> 01:20:28.824
Kidnapping, attempted murder,
assaulting a police officer,
1249
01:20:28.954 --> 01:20:30.869
theft, destruction
of public property.
1250
01:20:31.000 --> 01:20:33.785
And I think you have a case
with animal welfare.
1251
01:20:33.916 --> 01:20:35.787
- Let's go.
- Whatever, cop.
1252
01:20:35.918 --> 01:20:38.834
I'll be out by morning.
I love you, son!
1253
01:20:38.964 --> 01:20:42.402
Aggy! We'll always have Morocco!
1254
01:20:50.846 --> 01:20:52.325
Ant, are you okay?
1255
01:20:53.805 --> 01:20:55.328
I don't even know, man.
1256
01:21:02.292 --> 01:21:03.771
Goodbye, my old friend.
1257
01:21:09.081 --> 01:21:11.344
Excuse me,
who are you calling old?
1258
01:21:11.475 --> 01:21:13.085
Don't play like that.
1259
01:21:13.216 --> 01:21:15.479
- Mrs. Mac...
- You're alive.
1260
01:21:15.609 --> 01:21:20.092
Yes, well, I guess that's,
hmm, five down, four to go.
1261
01:21:21.137 --> 01:21:23.835
Well, you go rest.
We'll be right back.
1262
01:21:23.966 --> 01:21:26.185
Ah, time for a wee catnap.
1263
01:21:26.316 --> 01:21:27.447
So long.
1264
01:21:40.808 --> 01:21:44.247
I now know why you never
told me about him.
1265
01:21:50.818 --> 01:21:51.907
But what about this?
1266
01:21:53.212 --> 01:21:54.213
It's...
1267
01:21:55.606 --> 01:21:57.695
just a dime store novelty.
1268
01:21:58.348 --> 01:22:00.828
I'm sorry, I just--
I thought that
1269
01:22:02.221 --> 01:22:05.529
the mystery of who he was
being wrapped up in a trinket
1270
01:22:06.573 --> 01:22:08.184
felt fitting for us.
1271
01:22:09.576 --> 01:22:11.143
No, yeah, I-I get it.
1272
01:22:12.449 --> 01:22:13.537
Really.
1273
01:22:13.667 --> 01:22:15.017
I'm sorry.
1274
01:22:23.764 --> 01:22:24.809
So...
1275
01:22:25.853 --> 01:22:27.203
there's no gold?
1276
01:22:28.726 --> 01:22:30.815
Oh, no,
there's definitely gold.
1277
01:22:31.772 --> 01:22:34.253
I just had to wait
for the detective
to bring his backup.
1278
01:22:36.255 --> 01:22:37.822
Wait, so then where is it?
1279
01:22:38.866 --> 01:22:41.608
Somewhere out in that yard
are the final clues
1280
01:22:41.739 --> 01:22:44.829
that the three men
who inspired
this very book left.
1281
01:22:45.743 --> 01:22:47.832
Joe Harper, Ben Rogers,
and Tom Sawyer himself.
1282
01:22:47.963 --> 01:22:51.096
And if we find his three,
1283
01:22:51.227 --> 01:22:54.230
then we'll find what
"take from you five" means.
1284
01:22:56.319 --> 01:22:57.537
So, let's go.
1285
01:22:58.974 --> 01:23:01.367
- We're gonna find that gold.
- Yeah.
1286
01:23:25.696 --> 01:23:29.439
Hey, I found a "TS Loves MD".
1287
01:23:29.569 --> 01:23:31.093
Okay, that's one.
1288
01:23:33.921 --> 01:23:35.358
Where are you?
1289
01:23:37.142 --> 01:23:38.839
Oh, I found the second.
1290
01:23:55.465 --> 01:23:56.988
I found Ben Rogers.
1291
01:24:00.861 --> 01:24:03.734
"Take from you five
and give you my three."
1292
01:24:06.389 --> 01:24:09.870
Okay. Take five paces
towards the center.
1293
01:24:18.618 --> 01:24:19.924
So we're standing on it?
1294
01:24:22.013 --> 01:24:24.146
We're about to find out. Shovel.
1295
01:24:24.276 --> 01:24:26.670
- Lu, can you grab mine?
- Yeah.
1296
01:24:26.800 --> 01:24:29.803
Now, if that don't
prove the true meaning
of teamwork, huh?
1297
01:24:29.934 --> 01:24:35.505
Everyone giving their own
special little part
of themselves to help find it.
1298
01:24:35.635 --> 01:24:38.247
Then they surely went
and changed the meaning on me.
1299
01:24:38.377 --> 01:24:39.552
- Oh!
1300
01:24:40.162 --> 01:24:41.511
- You hear that?
- Hear that?
1301
01:24:54.828 --> 01:24:56.526
- Oh!
1302
01:24:56.656 --> 01:24:59.616
- We did it!
1303
01:24:59.746 --> 01:25:01.966
- All right!
- Wow!
1304
01:25:02.793 --> 01:25:04.099
So much of it.
1305
01:25:06.623 --> 01:25:08.146
This is so pretty.
1306
01:25:09.452 --> 01:25:10.583
It's real.
1307
01:25:15.762 --> 01:25:17.460
It's a shame we can't keep it.
1308
01:25:17.590 --> 01:25:18.548
Wait, what?
1309
01:25:18.678 --> 01:25:20.941
No, we found it, it's ours.
1310
01:25:21.072 --> 01:25:25.772
No, he's right.
It belongs to the Sawyers
and the Harpers and the Rogers.
1311
01:25:26.382 --> 01:25:29.820
I think there will be
a generous finder's fee though.
1312
01:25:29.950 --> 01:25:32.388
- Seriously?
1313
01:25:32.518 --> 01:25:35.173
Wait, what are we talking,
like fifty-fifty?
1314
01:25:36.218 --> 01:25:38.742
- We'll work something out.
- Hm.
1315
01:25:38.872 --> 01:25:41.701
After the shares
were divvied out,
1316
01:25:41.832 --> 01:25:45.618
they did what anyone
with the right constitution
would have done.
1317
01:25:45.749 --> 01:25:47.664
Went right ahead
and put it back .
1318
01:25:49.056 --> 01:25:50.797
Most of it, anyway.
1319
01:25:50.928 --> 01:25:53.713
All so the next generation
of you thrill-seekers
1320
01:25:53.844 --> 01:25:57.152
could track down
the secret of that pirate gold
for yourselves.
1321
01:25:57.282 --> 01:26:00.459
I think great-great-grandpa
Sawyer would be very proud.
1322
01:26:00.590 --> 01:26:01.765
Yeah?
1323
01:26:02.766 --> 01:26:04.202
And, you know,
1324
01:26:04.333 --> 01:26:07.074
I think Mr. Twain
would have approved too.
1325
01:26:08.032 --> 01:26:09.555
Hm. At the end of the day,
1326
01:26:10.426 --> 01:26:12.515
that's all he ever wanted.
1327
01:26:12.645 --> 01:26:16.345
"A little more kindness,
a little less speed.
1328
01:26:16.475 --> 01:26:20.523
A little more giving,
a little less greed.
1329
01:26:20.653 --> 01:26:24.962
A little more smile,
a little less frown.
1330
01:26:25.092 --> 01:26:29.009
A little less kicking a man
while he's down.
1331
01:26:29.140 --> 01:26:32.578
A little more 'We',
a little less 'I'.
1332
01:26:32.709 --> 01:26:37.192
A little more laugh,
a little less cry.
1333
01:26:37.322 --> 01:26:41.761
A little more flowers
on the pathway of life.
1334
01:26:41.892 --> 01:26:45.200
And fewer on graves
at the end of the strife."