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Right
now at this very moment,

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as you watch these light
rays striking the magnified eye,

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similar tiny beams of light
are entering your own eyes,

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and it's by our eyes that we are able

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to gain a great part of our knowledge.

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Nature has located the
eye close to the brain

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so that its messages
may arrive there quickly.

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Now, just how do light rays act

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to form a clear picture within the eye,

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first, let us realize that light rays

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reflected from any object
radiate in all directions,

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and that as an object
moves farther away from us,

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the angle between the
rays that enter our eyes

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grows smaller and smaller.

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And finally, when the object is reached

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a distance of 15 feet or more,

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the rays entering our
eyes are practically parallel.

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Now, nature has provided
that the parallel ray

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shall produce a sharp
image upon the retina,

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and as one may say,

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with the eye in a state
of complete relaxation.

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But if a distant object approaches the eye,

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the angle between entering
rays again grows larger.

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This increasing angle changes the direction

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of the light rays as they
pass through the lens

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so that the sharp image
falls behind the retina.

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As a result, the image upon the retina

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tends to become blurred.

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This blurring causes a response

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or reflex within our brain,

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which brings about
harmonious internal adjustments

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of all parts of the eye.

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This adjustment is called accommodation.

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Accommodation restores
the sharply focused image

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with marvelous speed and accuracy.

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This is all the more remarkable

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because the distance
between lens and retina is fixed,

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and the lens itself must change its shape.

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It is also necessary that both our eyes

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be fixed upon the same point in order

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that we may see an object clearly.

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- Make me happy again.

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Jacob.

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- Yeah,

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You won't
be afraid to be afraid.

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- Who is this? - You aren't afraid?

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- You're right.

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Of course not.

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You won't want anything to scare you.

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- Yeah. No shit.

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I wrote that in your little survey form.

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What's your point?

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So young and already so sad.

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That's why you're so aggressive.

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It's your only cover.

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- Hey, fuck you, man. All right.

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I thought I was doing this

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so I could skip all this
talky, shrinky bullshit.

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You don't wanna talk about

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anything with any weight,

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especially Shirlene?

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- Shirlene?

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What the fuck do you know about Shirlene?

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You guys said he wouldn't even go

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snoop around my past for this to work.

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That's right.

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- Then how do you know about her then?

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I know everything. Don't worry.

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We'll get another chance to talk.

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- Fuck you. Fuck.

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Oh, I see what you're trying to do.

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You're trying to set me off.

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That's right.

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And we both know how
easy that is, right, big guy?

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- Listen, as long as this
mind game, mind game,

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- Listen. - Yeah.

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- As long as this fixes
me as fast as you say,

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well, I'm ready for anything.

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So you guys throw whatever you want at me.

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No one who's gonna
throw anything at you, Jacob,

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or make anything happen.

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It's not how it works here. It's all you.

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Everything that happens here is you.

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- Well, let's get moving then.

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You can't
rush when you can't feel

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and you can't see when you can't stomach.

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- What? Now we're throwing out riddles?

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That's more of a thought.

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- I don't want your thoughts, asshole.

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Are you laughing at me?

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More like saying Goodbye, Jacob.

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- Goodbye. Jesus Christ.

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Okay. Y'all done now?

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I think so.

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The iris, with
its central opening, the pupil.

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Like the diaphragm of a camera,

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the iris regulates the amount of light

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and sharpens the image upon the retina.

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Nature has also provided ample protection

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for this very delicate organ.

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This front part bulges

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and forms a highly transparent window.

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Another important safeguard
to the eye is the tear gland,

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which secretes the tear fluid.

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This is an effective germicide,

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which drains through the
tear ducts into the nose

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after flushing and cleaning
the entire eye surface.

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Here, with the outer coverings removed,

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we see the eyeball completely surrounded

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by a layer of soft fatty tissue

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and placed within the bony orbit

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where it lies protected
against sudden jolts.

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Seen from the side,
the protected possession

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of the eyeball within its
funnel shaped eye socket

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is shown still more clearly.

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Once again, we see the fatty cushion,

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which protects it on all sides.

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Note this white stalk,
which is the optic nerve,

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and also these muscles
which move the eyeball.

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This is the empty eye
socket within the skull

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with its bony walls inside

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and the rim of the bony orbit in front.

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The innermost layer of
the eyeball is the retina,

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a very delicate brain.

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The retina is actually a
part of the optic nerve,

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which transmits the
light impulses to our brain.

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The retina is the most important

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and complex structure in the eyeball.

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Magnified many hundred times,

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the retina is seen to consist

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of this complicated
arrangement of rods and cones,

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which convert light
waves into nerve impulses

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in some manner, which even science of today

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cannot fully explain.

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Hey.

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Hello?

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Man, are you okay?

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- That's so good.

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So good.

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Dreaming about my dog, Rocky.

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Rocky.

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Come here, boy.

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Yeah, yeah.

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That's a good boy.

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Ouch. Calm down, Rocky.

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Ouch. Calm down.

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Rocky, down!

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Rocky, down!

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- There's nothing there.

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What?

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- You.

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You look fucking stupid.

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You're fucking stupid.

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You're a stupid, stupid dog.

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- How'd you do this?

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- I didn't do anything. You did.

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- This isn't a dream, right,

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'cause I don't remember going to sleep?

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- No, not a dream. You're in a cross.

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- Cross like a crossroads.

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- Yeah, an intersection
where your physical body

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and your subconscious exist

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on the same plane at the same time.

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Don't worry, Jacob.

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There's no dream in here.

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You can't go any further beside yourself

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than where you're at now.

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When you sleep, you'll only rest.

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You're gonna need it.

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Good night.

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- Ladies and gentlemen,

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are you ready for the next contest?

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Are you ready to play?

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Oh no. He fucked up, didn't he, folks?

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That's all right. He can't help it.

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Jacob's kind of a clumsy prick.

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What do you think?

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Should we give him another chance?

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Are you sure?

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Okay.

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Ladies and gentlemen,

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are you ready to play the next contest?

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Are you ready to play?

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Was that so hard. you
stupid son of a bitch?

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Until next time, remember.

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Don't fuck this up.

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Jacob.

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- What the fuck?

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God, I fucking hate hair.

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What the fuck?

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It's coming off.

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- Feeling blue?

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- Yeah.

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How'd you know?

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Your pajama, silly?

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Is it?

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I thought,

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I thought, - You thought what?

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It was a coincidence?

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- Isn't it?

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- Who is to say,

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what we do,

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why we do it,

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where it comes from?

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I mean, am I a woman,

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a part of a flower?

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Am I just an invention of your mind?

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Shirlene.

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Fuck.

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Damn it.

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Fuck.

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- Let me in. Let me in.

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No. I don't wanna hide it.

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No. No.

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Well, well.

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What have we got here?

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A man, a tiny man.

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- I got a wife and kids. Millions of kids.

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Hold on there mate.

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Nobody's going to hurt you.

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- Sex, women, loose things.

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Things we thought we had.

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Ever have a dream where you find a treasure

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of the wholeness,

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the elation,

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but as you wake up,

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that perfect reality begins to fall apart.

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By the time you open your eyes,

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that realization, it's all gone.

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Just like the pink glory
you lost in the pond.

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You remember, don't you?

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- I do now.

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When I was seven.

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- Your father told you to use worms,

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but you wanted to fish like him.

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So when he wasn't looking,

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you took that lure out of the tackle box.

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- And then I put him around
the other side of the tree

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so he couldn't see me.

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- And then?

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- It was a perfect ass.

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- But you didn't know how to knot it.

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And it was gone.

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- I should have jumped in that pond.

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He got it from grandpa.

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- When he found out,

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he started to scold you, but stopped

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and began to laugh at himself instead.

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- He's a good dad,

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bad at everything.

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- You think so?

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- Bad son, employee, student?

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Watch the show.

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- The show.

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- The one on the TV.

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- Yeah, I've seen the show.

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All right.

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Endless diagram of eye... Well, try again.

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And eat something.

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You look like shit.

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- Thanks. - You're welcome.

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- No, I meant thanks for the insult.

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- I know what you meant.

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Here in
addition, we see the choroid.

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It consists of three
different belts or zones.

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The first zone is called the choroid proper

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and is the part that carries nourishment

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to the tissues of the eye.

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The next zone is called the ciliary body.

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This is a broad ring shaped
band of thin muscle fibers,

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which play a very active and vital part

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00:37:40.936 --> 00:37:43.770
in the visual adjustment of the eye.

275
00:37:43.812 --> 00:37:46.560
Here is an outside view
of the entire choroid,

276
00:37:46.602 --> 00:37:48.399
which shows the dense network of arteries

277
00:37:48.441 --> 00:37:52.274
and veins carrying
nourishment to the eyeball.

278
00:37:53.208 --> 00:37:56.722
You can also see the shape
of the ciliary body and the iris.

279
00:37:56.764 --> 00:37:59.545
The innermost layer of
the eyeball is the retina,

280
00:37:59.587 --> 00:38:02.276
a very delicate membrane.

281
00:38:02.318 --> 00:38:04.811
The retina is actually a
part of the optic nerve,

282
00:38:04.853 --> 00:38:08.335
which transmits the
light impulses to our brain.

283
00:38:08.377 --> 00:38:09.614
The retina is the most important

284
00:38:09.656 --> 00:38:11.752
and complex structure in the eyeball.

285
00:38:11.794 --> 00:38:13.904
- Why even bother?

286
00:38:13.946 --> 00:38:15.344
Magnified many hundred times,

287
00:38:15.386 --> 00:38:16.586
the retina is seen to consist

288
00:38:16.628 --> 00:38:20.033
of this complicated
arrangement of rods and cones,

289
00:38:20.075 --> 00:38:22.850
which convert light
waves into nerve impulses

290
00:38:22.892 --> 00:38:25.167
in some manner, which
even science of today,

291
00:38:25.209 --> 00:38:26.959
cannot fully explain.

292
00:38:27.809 --> 00:38:30.608
Between the lens and the cornea,

293
00:38:58.012 --> 00:39:00.512
Come on Jacob.

294
00:39:02.440 --> 00:39:05.550
You know you need your glasses.

295
00:39:51.690 --> 00:39:55.440
- There you go, Shirlene.
- Thank you, Jacob.

296
00:39:58.116 --> 00:39:59.033
- Nice try.

297
00:40:00.104 --> 00:40:02.521
YOu're still a piece of shit.

298
00:40:44.295 --> 00:40:46.453
So you wanna go Jacob,

299
00:40:46.495 --> 00:40:48.393
like when we were little?

300
00:40:49.375 --> 00:40:51.393
Yeah. Sounds like fun.

301
00:40:52.259 --> 00:40:54.926
It'll be, trust me.

302
00:40:56.563 --> 00:40:58.428
Hey, there's our guy.

303
00:40:58.470 --> 00:41:00.576
Jake, nice to see you.

304
00:41:00.618 --> 00:41:02.951
Hi guys. What's up?

305
00:41:02.993 --> 00:41:06.056
Not much. You ready?

306
00:41:06.098 --> 00:41:07.348
Yeah.

307
00:41:08.857 --> 00:41:11.628
Listen, I gotta go to practice.

308
00:41:11.670 --> 00:41:12.768
Okay.

309
00:41:12.810 --> 00:41:14.403
Just come get me after school.

310
00:41:16.260 --> 00:41:17.510
Come on. Jake.

311
00:41:20.190 --> 00:41:23.498
Squirrelly, Shirlene's
not your girlfriend, is she?

312
00:41:23.540 --> 00:41:25.877
Shirlene?

313
00:41:25.919 --> 00:41:26.710
No.

314
00:41:26.752 --> 00:41:30.978
She's, you know, someone from class.

315
00:41:31.020 --> 00:41:32.418
Good.

316
00:41:32.460 --> 00:41:33.820
She looks like she picked out her clothes

317
00:41:33.862 --> 00:41:35.793
from my grandma's closet.

318
00:41:38.207 --> 00:41:39.735
Pearls and shit.

319
00:42:05.696 --> 00:42:07.529
- That dude was right.

320
00:42:08.970 --> 00:42:10.143
Sleep is good here.

321
00:42:11.070 --> 00:42:14.253
No dreams, no thoughts.

322
00:42:15.600 --> 00:42:16.433
Just rest.

323
00:42:18.870 --> 00:42:20.283
I got the best of me.

324
00:42:22.890 --> 00:42:25.340
You can't keep me down
'cause I'm hydrogen, baby.

325
00:42:26.300 --> 00:42:27.303
I'm up.

326
00:42:27.345 --> 00:42:28.178
I'm down.

327
00:42:29.290 --> 00:42:30.198
I'm up.

328
00:42:30.240 --> 00:42:33.527
Still not broken.

329
00:42:34.746 --> 00:42:39.047
It's getting easier and
easier with this routine.

330
00:42:39.089 --> 00:42:42.422
Sleeping and moving as much as possible.

331
00:42:45.331 --> 00:42:46.414
I'll be fine.

332
00:44:39.790 --> 00:44:43.205
Come on, Jacob.

333
00:44:51.698 --> 00:44:53.784
I love Slapsticks.

334
00:44:53.826 --> 00:44:56.490
Maybe not as much as I love drama.

335
00:44:56.532 --> 00:44:58.632
But beggars can't be choosers.

336
00:44:58.674 --> 00:44:59.591
Am I right?

337
00:45:01.137 --> 00:45:03.768
You must feel really special.

338
00:45:03.810 --> 00:45:04.968
Really special.

339
00:45:05.010 --> 00:45:08.197
I mean, a lot of people watch TV,

340
00:45:08.239 --> 00:45:09.449
but it takes a special,

341
00:45:09.491 --> 00:45:13.083
very special for a TV to watch you.

342
00:45:16.151 --> 00:45:18.798
And it is a pleasure to watch you.

343
00:45:18.840 --> 00:45:21.558
You seem to have it figured out.

344
00:45:21.600 --> 00:45:24.948
You're steady, you're cool, you're content,

345
00:45:24.990 --> 00:45:26.868
just coasting along.

346
00:45:26.910 --> 00:45:28.983
So, so smooth.

347
00:45:29.850 --> 00:45:31.638
But I wanna give you a
little piece of information

348
00:45:31.680 --> 00:45:34.323
you seem to be failing to pick up, Jacob.

349
00:45:35.910 --> 00:45:39.176
Let me help you understand
the process a bit better.

350
00:45:39.218 --> 00:45:40.218
Do you mind?

351
00:45:41.738 --> 00:45:43.405
I said, do you mind?

352
00:45:46.874 --> 00:45:47.665
- No.

353
00:45:47.707 --> 00:45:48.873
- Okay, good on.

354
00:45:48.915 --> 00:45:50.658
So what I'm going to do now

355
00:45:50.700 --> 00:45:53.715
is give your taste of your own medicine.

356
00:45:53.757 --> 00:45:55.503
What does that mean exactly?

357
00:45:55.545 --> 00:45:57.628
It means we, the 10 TV's,

358
00:46:00.063 --> 00:46:04.514
we're gonna take a
deeper dive into ourselves,

359
00:46:04.556 --> 00:46:06.280
into our own little TV psyche

360
00:46:08.190 --> 00:46:13.173
and work through our own shit.

361
00:46:14.220 --> 00:46:15.213
Pay attention.

362
00:46:18.630 --> 00:46:20.448
You are
about to take a journey

363
00:46:20.490 --> 00:46:23.658
out of this world into
the world of the future.

364
00:46:23.700 --> 00:46:25.488
Just
doesn't hold true anymore.

365
00:46:25.530 --> 00:46:27.251
- Often fluffy, flapping on a clothes line.

366
00:46:27.293 --> 00:46:28.933
- The story, - And all those,

367
00:46:28.975 --> 00:46:30.541
- Long enough.

368
00:46:30.583 --> 00:46:32.080
- They have, however

369
00:46:34.710 --> 00:46:35.777
Things come up.

370
00:46:35.819 --> 00:46:38.996
♪ Smash your mind and shake your soul ♪

371
00:46:39.038 --> 00:46:39.978
- Pour some hot water.

372
00:46:40.020 --> 00:46:42.798
- And it's just physical,
a little hand bump.

373
00:46:42.840 --> 00:46:45.642
- You're not running
outta hot water, are you?

374
00:46:45.684 --> 00:46:47.468
You're not running out
of hot water, are you?

375
00:46:47.510 --> 00:46:49.551
♪ I wish I had a castle in the sky. ♪

376
00:46:54.834 --> 00:46:57.936
And all this
has been just the beginning.

377
00:47:02.521 --> 00:47:04.680
- Get that, Jacob.

378
00:47:04.722 --> 00:47:06.168
So as I was saying,

379
00:47:06.210 --> 00:47:08.688
the lesson is very simple.

380
00:47:08.730 --> 00:47:10.593
Don't be a coffee prick.

381
00:47:11.520 --> 00:47:12.828
It's not healthy.

382
00:47:12.870 --> 00:47:16.889
It's the opposite of what the
treatment is meant to correct.

383
00:47:16.931 --> 00:47:18.081
The pain has a purpose.

384
00:47:19.017 --> 00:47:20.855
Don't evade it with sleep.

385
00:47:20.897 --> 00:47:23.814
You've got to accept the pain here.

386
00:47:25.067 --> 00:47:26.866
The pain, it will bring you to your knees

387
00:47:26.908 --> 00:47:29.021
because you've do it.

388
00:47:34.267 --> 00:47:37.278
Now you're able to feel right.

389
00:47:37.320 --> 00:47:39.858
Always, always coming upon.

390
00:47:39.900 --> 00:47:42.228
It's not a place you want
to be in for very long.

391
00:47:42.270 --> 00:47:44.486
It runs so deep, Jacob.

392
00:47:44.528 --> 00:47:46.572
If you made it to the other side,

393
00:47:46.614 --> 00:47:48.574
it wouldn't even be you anymore.

394
00:47:48.616 --> 00:47:50.448
So expansive.

395
00:47:50.490 --> 00:47:52.278
But besides the universe itself,

396
00:47:52.320 --> 00:47:55.152
it's the only capsule
that can hold infinity.

397
00:47:55.194 --> 00:47:57.948
By the time you take a few steps in,

398
00:47:57.990 --> 00:47:59.988
you can already be the living imagination

399
00:48:00.030 --> 00:48:02.428
of a random graduate's
thesis "Truth Bomb Theory."

400
00:48:02.470 --> 00:48:04.782
And I gave you marbles
containing consciousness

401
00:48:04.824 --> 00:48:06.960
about being a fig,

402
00:48:08.164 --> 00:48:11.145
who's made from designed
by a drunk programmer,

403
00:48:11.187 --> 00:48:12.978
like a positive two computer nerd

404
00:48:13.020 --> 00:48:13.811
that you we when you were seven

405
00:48:13.853 --> 00:48:16.488
compared dream when you were nine.

406
00:48:16.530 --> 00:48:19.226
And that worm is now eating their brains.

407
00:48:19.268 --> 00:48:21.487
The worms have good reasons, Jacob.

408
00:48:21.529 --> 00:48:23.071
Good reasons.

409
00:48:23.113 --> 00:48:26.928
Victory is turned to fire by
windstorm caused by a blue car.

410
00:48:26.970 --> 00:48:29.513
That passed three years and 45 days ago.

411
00:48:29.555 --> 00:48:31.778
That blue car went on
to win the Kentucky Derby

412
00:48:31.820 --> 00:48:33.288
right it mounted a horse.

413
00:48:33.330 --> 00:48:34.730
It's all running in a field.

414
00:48:36.840 --> 00:48:38.658
Trained her and unfortunately,

415
00:48:38.700 --> 00:48:40.908
the horse thorough bred has now met demise

416
00:48:40.950 --> 00:48:42.378
because of the sea worms

417
00:48:42.420 --> 00:48:45.053
lost their source of food
and they and ate it's brains.

418
00:48:46.980 --> 00:48:51.698
Does this sound like
the place for you, Jacob?

419
00:48:51.740 --> 00:48:52.573
- No.

420
00:48:53.607 --> 00:48:54.957
No. I'll take the medicine.

421
00:48:56.594 --> 00:48:58.061
- Okay, great.

422
00:48:58.103 --> 00:48:59.778
Okay, great.

423
00:48:59.820 --> 00:49:01.668
Oh, now one more thing.

424
00:49:24.690 --> 00:49:25.590
Hi, guy.

425
00:49:32.893 --> 00:49:33.726
Jacob.

426
00:49:36.786 --> 00:49:38.254
- What the fuck is this?

427
00:49:38.296 --> 00:49:39.629
Jacob?

428
00:49:41.010 --> 00:49:43.293
You can't see me until you open up a bit.

429
00:49:45.990 --> 00:49:47.990
Would you like me to help you with that?

430
00:49:50.301 --> 00:49:51.134
- Okay.

431
00:49:52.327 --> 00:49:53.994
Follow me.

432
00:49:57.081 --> 00:49:57.914
Sit.

433
00:50:03.450 --> 00:50:06.273
Now lie all the way back.

434
00:50:16.050 --> 00:50:17.227
Do you see the eye?

435
00:50:21.108 --> 00:50:23.643
- Sure. I guess it sort
of looks like an eye.

436
00:50:24.930 --> 00:50:26.975
Anything will look like
anything if you look at it, right?

437
00:50:27.017 --> 00:50:29.088
Exactly.

438
00:50:29.130 --> 00:50:30.880
So look at it, right?

439
00:50:33.005 --> 00:50:33.838
Look hard.

440
00:51:16.872 --> 00:51:18.514
- I can't fucking do it.

441
00:51:18.556 --> 00:51:20.088
What good is having your sight

442
00:51:20.130 --> 00:51:22.668
if you can't see the complete picture.

443
00:51:22.710 --> 00:51:24.168
- Better than seeing no picture.

444
00:51:24.210 --> 00:51:26.553
You came here for a reason.

445
00:51:27.630 --> 00:51:28.630
- Because out there,

446
00:51:29.760 --> 00:51:31.527
every time I tried, I failed.

447
00:51:33.189 --> 00:51:34.847
I couldn't function anymore.

448
00:51:34.889 --> 00:51:35.988
Functioning,

449
00:51:36.030 --> 00:51:38.328
that's the toughest nut to crack in life.

450
00:51:38.370 --> 00:51:42.528
But if you want outside,
you've got to split it.

451
00:51:42.570 --> 00:51:43.361
- We're staying.

452
00:51:43.403 --> 00:51:44.748
Like the TV set,

453
00:51:44.790 --> 00:51:46.788
you've already gone so deep

454
00:51:46.830 --> 00:51:47.789
it's hard to predict what kind

455
00:51:47.831 --> 00:51:51.303
of mental state you would
be in if you choose to leave.

456
00:51:52.260 --> 00:51:53.641
Look at you.

457
00:51:53.683 --> 00:51:55.983
It's from the stress of exactly

458
00:51:56.025 --> 00:51:58.968
internalizing your sickness all at once.

459
00:51:59.010 --> 00:52:00.768
It's the exchange.

460
00:52:00.810 --> 00:52:03.708
Make sure you stick
around to get what's yours

461
00:52:03.750 --> 00:52:07.248
because if you choose to leave
before the process completes,

462
00:52:07.290 --> 00:52:09.378
you will still be left with that gnawing,

463
00:52:09.420 --> 00:52:12.948
disconcerting feeling, only
a person where someone

464
00:52:12.990 --> 00:52:15.387
in the corner of their eye can feel.

465
00:52:17.596 --> 00:52:18.846
It's maddening.

466
00:52:46.774 --> 00:52:47.751
- Okay. Okay.

467
00:52:47.793 --> 00:52:49.472
I'll do whatever you want me to do.

468
00:52:49.514 --> 00:52:50.798
I'll see whatever you want me to see

469
00:52:50.840 --> 00:52:53.923
Ill feel however you want me to feel.

470
00:53:07.158 --> 00:53:07.991
- Nothing.

471
00:53:09.349 --> 00:53:10.182
Nothing!

472
00:54:16.610 --> 00:54:20.193
Honey, are you out here?

473
00:54:25.149 --> 00:54:27.899
Where are you?

474
00:54:29.029 --> 00:54:30.662
Oh, this isn't happening.

475
00:54:30.704 --> 00:54:33.944
Come
home, honey. We're worried.

476
00:54:33.986 --> 00:54:35.377
Where are you?

477
00:54:35.419 --> 00:54:36.669
- Sorry. Sorry,

478
00:54:48.060 --> 00:54:51.893
Shirlene
Morris, are you out there?

479
00:54:53.566 --> 00:54:56.440
Your parents are worried about you.

480
00:54:56.482 --> 00:54:59.765
If you are hiding, please cone out.

481
00:54:59.807 --> 00:55:03.474
We just want to make
sure that you are safe.

482
00:55:17.747 --> 00:55:21.394
Shirlene Morris, are you out there?

483
00:55:21.436 --> 00:55:24.659
Your parents are worried about you.

484
00:55:24.701 --> 00:55:28.269
If you are hiding, please cone out.

485
00:55:28.311 --> 00:55:31.978
We just want to make
sure that you are safe.

486
00:56:57.247 --> 00:57:02.247
Hey.

487
00:58:48.050 --> 00:58:49.488
Relax, man. Relax.

488
00:58:49.530 --> 00:58:50.363
Let me,

489
00:58:51.930 --> 00:58:53.689
- Open your eyes.

490
00:58:53.731 --> 00:58:56.793
I said it. Open your eyes.

491
00:58:56.835 --> 00:58:57.701
- Let go!

492
00:58:57.743 --> 00:58:59.160
- No. You let go.

493
01:00:36.971 --> 01:00:38.471
This is a bargain?

494
01:00:39.668 --> 01:00:41.657
This is fucking hell.

495
01:01:08.004 --> 01:01:11.596
Here. I want you to have this.

496
01:01:11.638 --> 01:01:13.901
Your necklace?

497
01:01:13.943 --> 01:01:17.418
- Don't worry.
- You don't have to wear it.

498
01:01:17.460 --> 01:01:20.293
I just want you to hold it for me.

499
01:01:23.091 --> 01:01:24.258
Why?

500
01:01:25.146 --> 01:01:26.062
Because I don't think

501
01:01:26.104 --> 01:01:28.351
it looks good on me anymore.

502
01:01:28.393 --> 01:01:29.476
No?

503
01:01:32.233 --> 01:01:33.566
No.

504
01:01:34.467 --> 01:01:36.867
You can give it back to
me when I'm an old lady.

505
01:01:39.120 --> 01:01:39.953
Okay.

506
01:01:52.080 --> 01:01:53.703
Yeah, that's them.

507
01:01:58.464 --> 01:02:01.713
You were supposed to meet up with us.

508
01:02:02.970 --> 01:02:04.070
Oh, hi guys.

509
01:02:05.280 --> 01:02:07.373
You trying to ditch us or what?

510
01:02:11.288 --> 01:02:12.705
No, no.

511
01:02:16.080 --> 01:02:17.313
How'd you guys find me?

512
01:02:18.810 --> 01:02:20.058
Went your house.

513
01:02:20.100 --> 01:02:22.773
Your mom said you were
all the way out here with her.

514
01:02:25.350 --> 01:02:26.583
Long drive.

515
01:02:29.040 --> 01:02:29.873
Yeah.

516
01:02:34.740 --> 01:02:36.963
Are you coming or not, Jake?

517
01:02:39.891 --> 01:02:42.058
I gotta go with,

518
01:02:43.470 --> 01:02:44.870
I told them I would already.

519
01:02:47.100 --> 01:02:48.925
Listen, your dad will be here
in an hour and he'll take you.

520
01:02:48.967 --> 01:02:51.407
It's okay, Jacob.

521
01:02:51.449 --> 01:02:53.199
You don't have to explain anything.

522
01:02:57.390 --> 01:02:58.383
It's your loss.

523
01:03:10.678 --> 01:03:12.247
What's with
Squirrelly's necklace?

524
01:03:12.289 --> 01:03:15.617
You wearing it to the party or something?

525
01:03:15.659 --> 01:03:16.742
No.

526
01:03:20.755 --> 01:03:22.005
Here, Shirlene.

527
01:03:27.262 --> 01:03:29.298
Talk to you later, Jacob.

528
01:03:33.930 --> 01:03:38.253
- Trust us, Jake.
- It's gonna be a great time.

529
01:03:50.540 --> 01:03:52.457
- I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

530
01:03:54.363 --> 01:03:55.446
I'm so sorry.

531
01:03:57.257 --> 01:03:59.424
How can I leave you there?

532
01:04:20.362 --> 01:04:21.403
Jake?

533
01:04:21.445 --> 01:04:22.910
What are you doing in there?

534
01:04:22.952 --> 01:04:23.785
Peeky-boy.

535
01:04:25.377 --> 01:04:26.210
Jakey-boy.

536
01:04:27.801 --> 01:04:31.921
You're not so shook up about
the girl drowning, are you?

537
01:04:31.963 --> 01:04:33.948
Who cares?

538
01:04:33.990 --> 01:04:38.265
He's right, Squirrelly Shirlene
isn't worth all the fucks.

539
01:04:38.307 --> 01:04:41.474
- She's worth more than you, assholes.

540
01:04:57.266 --> 01:04:58.183
I want out.

541
01:04:59.983 --> 01:05:00.900
I want out.

542
01:05:02.653 --> 01:05:04.712
You hear me? I want out.

543
01:05:04.754 --> 01:05:05.671
I don't care what happens to me.

544
01:05:05.713 --> 01:05:07.477
Get me the fuck out.

545
01:05:08.508 --> 01:05:13.508
Get me out.

546
01:06:42.595 --> 01:06:46.384
This is the
empty eye socket within the skull

547
01:06:46.426 --> 01:06:48.798
with its bony walls inside

548
01:06:48.840 --> 01:06:50.823
and the rim of the bony orbit in front.

549
01:07:03.060 --> 01:07:06.378
By gradually restoring the
outer portions of the skull

550
01:07:06.420 --> 01:07:08.208
and also the covering tissues,

551
01:07:08.250 --> 01:07:09.828
we can now realize the location

552
01:07:09.870 --> 01:07:12.993
of the entire eye in relation
to the outline of the face.

553
01:07:24.057 --> 01:07:25.548
It is also necessary

554
01:07:25.590 --> 01:07:28.338
that both our eyes be
fixed upon the same point

555
01:07:28.380 --> 01:07:30.530
in order that we may see an object clearly.

556
01:07:32.634 --> 01:07:35.148
Thus, as an object
approaches us from a distance,

557
01:07:35.190 --> 01:07:37.698
our eyeballs turn accordingly.

558
01:07:37.740 --> 01:07:42.348
This movement is called the
convergence of visual axes.

559
01:07:42.390 --> 01:07:43.608
This action is shown here

560
01:07:43.650 --> 01:07:45.933
as the object approaches and recedes.

561
01:08:14.403 --> 01:08:15.618
And now let us look at this

562
01:08:15.660 --> 01:08:18.738
highly enlarged view of the lens itself.

563
01:08:18.780 --> 01:08:23.238
It has a soft yielding body
and is as transparent as glass.

564
01:08:23.280 --> 01:08:27.363
But it also has a firm ball
shaped central core or nucleus.

565
01:08:28.860 --> 01:08:31.788
It is contained within a
thin elastic membrane

566
01:08:31.830 --> 01:08:34.576
and is suspended all around
by a spoke like arrangement

567
01:08:34.618 --> 01:08:37.023
of delicate threads or ligaments.

568
01:08:45.810 --> 01:08:48.588
The lens itself lies between two liquids.

569
01:08:48.630 --> 01:08:50.493
These liquids can exert pressure.

570
01:08:54.240 --> 01:08:55.968
Now the lens as a whole cannot give way

571
01:08:56.010 --> 01:08:58.728
against the equally non
inelastic aqueous humor

572
01:08:58.770 --> 01:09:00.498
and its confining cornea.

573
01:09:00.540 --> 01:09:02.748
So the only part which can possibly yield

574
01:09:02.790 --> 01:09:05.478
to the pressure of the
vitreous humor or body

575
01:09:05.520 --> 01:09:07.593
is the soft substance of the lens.

576
01:09:09.060 --> 01:09:12.048
So whenever the image upon
the retina becomes blurred,

577
01:09:12.090 --> 01:09:13.466
the brain automatically causes

578
01:09:13.508 --> 01:09:16.938
the ciliary muscle to contract or to relax

579
01:09:16.980 --> 01:09:19.428
until the lens has
attained just the right shape

580
01:09:19.470 --> 01:09:22.683
to restore a sharply defined
image upon the retina.

581
01:09:28.950 --> 01:09:30.708
Whenever demanded by conditions,

582
01:09:30.750 --> 01:09:34.713
the lens acquires this peculiar
bulge called Lenticonus.

583
01:09:35.760 --> 01:09:38.298
This cone-shaped curve
at first causes light rays

584
01:09:38.340 --> 01:09:42.018
to become distorted into
aberrations upon the retina.

585
01:09:42.060 --> 01:09:44.058
As a result of these distortions,

586
01:09:44.100 --> 01:09:47.186
the pupil now contracts
until the diffused rays have

587
01:09:47.228 --> 01:09:48.528
been shut away,

588
01:09:48.570 --> 01:09:50.977
which brings about
harmonious internal adjustments

589
01:09:51.019 --> 01:09:53.718
of all parts of the eye.

590
01:09:53.760 --> 01:09:57.032
This adjustment is called accommodation.

591
01:13:22.341 --> 01:13:23.174
- Jacob.

592
01:13:29.647 --> 01:13:30.647
- Oh my God.

593
01:13:36.610 --> 01:13:37.443
Shirlene.

594
01:13:43.036 --> 01:13:43.869
Shirlene.

595
01:13:46.084 --> 01:13:48.417
- As much of me as I can be.

596
01:13:49.516 --> 01:13:50.822
- You're not just,

597
01:13:50.864 --> 01:13:51.824
you're not just,

598
01:13:51.866 --> 01:13:53.449
- A projection? No.

599
01:13:55.527 --> 01:13:58.953
No. It's really me. I promise.

600
01:14:00.571 --> 01:14:02.298
- Like how?

601
01:14:02.340 --> 01:14:03.858
- You know how this place

602
01:14:03.900 --> 01:14:07.108
makes all things living
deep inside of you physical,

603
01:14:07.150 --> 01:14:08.643
makes them real.

604
01:14:12.300 --> 01:14:13.608
When people know each other like we did,

605
01:14:13.650 --> 01:14:16.668
we can't help but place
ourselves piece by piece

606
01:14:16.710 --> 01:14:19.010
and to the other person's
subconscious wholly.

607
01:14:21.750 --> 01:14:22.698
Who knows what we're going to do

608
01:14:22.740 --> 01:14:23.883
before we even do it,

609
01:14:25.290 --> 01:14:26.998
can tell us with a single feeling,

610
01:14:27.040 --> 01:14:29.793
what's happening across the world,

611
01:14:31.860 --> 01:14:33.843
what we'll do years down the road.

612
01:14:36.990 --> 01:14:40.218
I'm like an echo that's
been traveling forward in time

613
01:14:40.260 --> 01:14:41.910
and I finally caught up with you.

614
01:14:44.580 --> 01:14:46.330
So for this moment, I'm real again.

615
01:14:56.460 --> 01:14:58.068
Do you remember that time we snuck in

616
01:14:58.110 --> 01:15:00.453
to see that movie in the bedroom?

617
01:15:03.191 --> 01:15:05.748
- Yeah.

618
01:15:05.790 --> 01:15:07.440
- We thought we were so grown up,

619
01:15:08.760 --> 01:15:10.933
but it wasn't what we thought it would be.

620
01:15:11.791 --> 01:15:12.693
It was messed up.

621
01:15:15.120 --> 01:15:16.970
- We were supposed to see "Spy Kids."

622
01:15:21.060 --> 01:15:22.830
God, I wish we'd see "Spy Kids"

623
01:15:25.798 --> 01:15:27.078
'cause real life's too much like,

624
01:15:27.120 --> 01:15:28.863
- Like in the bedroom?

625
01:15:30.963 --> 01:15:32.398
- It doesn't have to be.

626
01:15:32.440 --> 01:15:34.740
- Well, it was never
gonna be like "Spy Kids."

627
01:15:39.363 --> 01:15:40.818
If we cut out the ugly stuff,

628
01:15:40.860 --> 01:15:42.460
we cut out the pretty stuff too.

629
01:15:52.335 --> 01:15:53.418
Hold my hand.

630
01:16:13.785 --> 01:16:14.835
- What are you doing.

631
01:16:19.920 --> 01:16:20.990
- Ripping myself from you

632
01:16:21.032 --> 01:16:26.032
so you can finally leave me behind.

633
01:16:28.911 --> 01:16:30.494
- No. Please don't.

634
01:16:32.251 --> 01:16:33.918
That hurts too much.

635
01:16:35.270 --> 01:16:37.560
- So stop fighting it and let go.

636
01:16:39.153 --> 01:16:40.320
Jacob, let go.

637
01:18:11.267 --> 01:18:12.100
- Jacob.

638
01:18:14.910 --> 01:18:15.743
Yeah.

639
01:18:16.620 --> 01:18:18.333
You won't be afraid to be afraid.

640
01:18:19.320 --> 01:18:20.153
Who is this?

641
01:18:22.200 --> 01:18:23.100
You aren't afraid?

642
01:18:24.510 --> 01:18:26.028
You're right.

643
01:18:26.070 --> 01:18:27.408
Of course not.

644
01:18:27.450 --> 01:18:29.798
You won't let anything scare you.

645
01:18:29.840 --> 01:18:31.758
Yeah. No shit.

646
01:18:31.800 --> 01:18:33.888
I wrote that in your little survey form.

647
01:18:33.930 --> 01:18:34.830
What's your point?

648
01:18:35.970 --> 01:18:38.223
So young and already so sad.

649
01:18:39.480 --> 01:18:40.980
It's why you're so aggressive.

650
01:18:42.060 --> 01:18:43.098
It's your only cover.

651
01:18:43.140 --> 01:18:44.628
Hey, fuck you, man. All right.

652
01:18:44.670 --> 01:18:46.008
I thought I was doing this so I could skip

653
01:18:46.050 --> 01:18:48.318
all this talky, shrinky bullshit.

654
01:18:48.360 --> 01:18:51.170
You don't wanna talk about
anything with any weight,

655
01:18:51.212 --> 01:18:52.879
especially Shirlene.

656
01:18:53.783 --> 01:18:56.395
Shirlene?

657
01:18:56.437 --> 01:18:59.118
What the fuck do you know about Shirlene?

658
01:18:59.160 --> 01:19:00.168
You guys said you wouldn't need to go

659
01:19:00.210 --> 01:19:02.028
snoop around my past for this to work.

660
01:19:02.070 --> 01:19:03.528
That's right.

661
01:19:03.570 --> 01:19:05.208
Then how do you know about her then?

662
01:19:05.250 --> 01:19:07.653
I know everything. Don't worry.

663
01:19:08.790 --> 01:19:10.968
We'll get another chance to talk.

664
01:19:11.010 --> 01:19:12.228
Fuck you.

665
01:19:12.270 --> 01:19:13.103
Fuck.

666
01:19:14.295 --> 01:19:16.483
Oh, I see what you're trying to do.

667
01:19:19.374 --> 01:19:20.165
You're trying to set me up.

668
01:19:20.207 --> 01:19:22.805
That's right. And we both know how easy

669
01:19:22.847 --> 01:19:24.183
that is, right, big guy.

670
01:19:25.500 --> 01:19:30.228
Listen, as long as it's mind game,

671
01:19:30.270 --> 01:19:31.061
mind game,

672
01:19:31.103 --> 01:19:31.968
Medicine.

673
01:19:32.010 --> 01:19:33.408
Yeah.

674
01:19:33.450 --> 01:19:35.478
As long as this fixes
me as fast as you say,

675
01:19:35.520 --> 01:19:37.338
well, I'm ready for anything.

676
01:19:37.380 --> 01:19:38.958
So you guys throw whatever you want at me.

677
01:19:39.000 --> 01:19:41.778
No one is gonna throw
anything at you, Jacob,

678
01:19:41.820 --> 01:19:43.020
or make anything happen.

679
01:19:45.960 --> 01:19:49.173
It's not how it works here. It's all you.

680
01:19:50.100 --> 01:19:52.923
Everything that happens here is you.

681
01:19:55.620 --> 01:19:57.020
Well, let's get moving then.

682
01:20:13.225 --> 01:20:16.578
You can't rush what you can't feel

683
01:20:16.620 --> 01:20:18.670
and you can't see what you can't stomach.

684
01:20:20.610 --> 01:20:22.343
What? Now we're throwing out riddles?

685
01:20:23.820 --> 01:20:25.158
That's more like a thought.

686
01:20:25.200 --> 01:20:27.015
- I don't want your thoughts, asshole.

687
01:20:31.080 --> 01:20:32.230
Are you laughing at me?

688
01:20:41.250 --> 01:20:43.458
More like saying goodbye, Jacob.

689
01:20:43.500 --> 01:20:45.963
Goodbye. Jesus Christ.

690
01:20:46.005 --> 01:20:46.838
Okay.

691
01:20:48.095 --> 01:20:49.487
Are you all done now?

692
01:21:03.318 --> 01:21:04.235
I think so.

693
01:22:09.216 --> 01:22:12.049
Hey man, you all right?

694
01:22:21.115 --> 01:22:23.198
Hey. Don't kill yourself.

695
01:23:12.773 --> 01:23:14.508
It's well forced to know

696
01:23:14.550 --> 01:23:17.988
that our eyes are one of
our greatest gifts of nature

697
01:23:18.030 --> 01:23:22.460
and are indeed worthy of our
constant care and protection.

698
01:23:58.477 --> 01:24:03.477
♪ Dear friend I cannot help
but think of the old days ♪

699
01:24:04.766 --> 01:24:09.766
♪ But it's getting pretty old ♪

700
01:24:10.462 --> 01:24:15.462
♪ I wonder up to now
if that was a gold age ♪

701
01:24:16.614 --> 01:24:21.614
♪ Or if that's just what
we've been through ♪

702
01:24:22.400 --> 01:24:27.400
♪ Shoes and ladders take you down ♪

703
01:24:28.566 --> 01:24:33.566
♪ To a land of smoking gears ♪

704
01:24:34.693 --> 01:24:38.610
♪ Twists and turns spin you round ♪

705
01:24:38.652 --> 01:24:43.652
♪ Spit me out but make it through ♪

706
01:24:43.771 --> 01:24:48.169
♪ But I'll stay never getting it all ♪

707
01:24:48.211 --> 01:24:49.632
♪ Tell me why ♪

708
01:24:49.674 --> 01:24:50.666
♪ Tell me why ♪

709
01:24:50.708 --> 01:24:52.191
♪ We can't step inside what will be ♪

710
01:24:52.233 --> 01:24:54.158
♪ Don't you see ♪

711
01:24:54.200 --> 01:24:55.531
♪ Can I try ♪

712
01:24:55.573 --> 01:24:56.640
♪ Can I try ♪

713
01:24:56.682 --> 01:25:00.276
♪ To get into that ♪

714
01:25:00.318 --> 01:25:01.849
♪ Tell me why ♪

715
01:25:01.891 --> 01:25:03.037
♪ Tell me why ♪

716
01:25:03.079 --> 01:25:06.421
♪ We can't step inside what will be ♪

717
01:25:06.463 --> 01:25:07.893
♪ Can we try ♪

718
01:25:07.935 --> 01:25:08.972
♪ Can we try ♪

719
01:25:09.014 --> 01:25:12.359
♪ To make life like a
photograph right now ♪

720
01:25:12.401 --> 01:25:17.401
♪ I love, I tried to match
the style you remember ♪

721
01:25:19.123 --> 01:25:24.123
♪ But I'm getting pretty old ♪

722
01:25:24.482 --> 01:25:29.482
♪ Oh yet I'm sure you
kept the style that I got, no ♪

723
01:25:31.252 --> 01:25:34.835
♪ Still beautiful and all ♪