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The Brooklyn Ice Palace shuts down after the Ice Frolics pack up to go to another show somewhere else, but during their departure, the Ice Frolics crew forget their star performer, "Playboy" Penguin. Playboy is found by Hilary, who vows to take him home. But, upon discovering penguins come from the South Pole, exclaims "Ooh, I'm dyin'. " To go down south, Hilary and Playboy hitch a ride on a freight train to New Orleans. Once in New Orleans, Hilary puts Playboy aboard a ship named Malcolm, which he believes is going to the South Pole. Afterwards, Hilary orders a carrot martini at La Bouche Cafe and stays for Ricky. After hearing that the ship is actually headed for Brooklyn, Hilary swims out to it to rescue Playboy and finds him hanging upside down in the ship's kitchen among uncooked chickens, but rather than swimming back to New Orleans, they end up on a tropical island. While Hilary strums a guitar and composes a calypso ballad (six years before the style was popularized by "The Banana Boat Song"), Playboy is forced to build a dugout boat. As Hilary is playing, Gerald, straight out of the film The Treasure of the Sierra Madre, appears and asks him if he can "help out a fellow American who's down on his luck". Hilary reaches into his pocket, digs around, and pulls out a coin and flips it at him and tells him to "hit the road". After ten days at sea, Hilary is beginning to feel hungry, having not taken any food with them. Upon looking at Playboy, Hilary remembers a hobo on the train saying that penguins are practically chickens, and decides to eat Playboy, but immediately snaps out of his daze and apologizes to Playboy, just as he spots land. The land, however, is the Panama Canal and when the guard at the first lock demands a quarter for passage through, Hilary refuses to pay it and decides he and Playboy will continue the journey on foot. While trekking rough South America, Hilary and Playboy end up in a cauldron of cannibals around Bolivia, Brazil, or Peru and are about to be eaten by the chanting natives when one comes running shouting "Ifwana" which scares the other natives away. Hilary intrepidly awaits the "Ifwana" which turns out to be Gerald asking again "Pardon me, but could you help out a fellow American who's down on his luck. ". Rather than berate him again, Hilary just gives him a coin for saving his and Playboy's life and then he and Playboy resume their journey. Hilary and Playboy's route continues down through the rest of South America nearly straight to the South Pole, with Hilary having to swing through trees, outswim a hungry crocodile, scale a mountain in the Andes, and sail a boat through the South Pacific to the Antarctic. Hilary brings Playboy to the exact South Pole and says that he [Hilary] has brought him home like he promised and is leaving, causing Playboy to cry. Hilary asks what's the problem now which Playboy shows Hilary a flyer for his performance which reads "The Ice Frolics Presents The Only Hoboken Born Penguin In Captivity Skating The" (which Hoboken is unspecified) and Hilary (realizing that regardless of which Hoboken it may be would still have to travel more than half the Earth to get Playboy to his true destination) yells that "Ooh, I'm dying again. " Gerald appears yet again and starts to ask for Hilary' help. Just as Gerald says "Say pardon me but. ". poor Hilary begs him if "he can help out a fellow American who's down on his luck". With that, he thrusts Playboy into Gerald's hands and runs off into the distance while laughing hysterically.


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The Brooklyn Ice Palace shuts down after the Ice Frolics pack up to go to another show somewhere else, but during their departure, the Ice Frolics crew forget their star performer, "Playboy" Penguin. Playboy is found by Bugs Bunny, who vows to take him home. But, upon discovering penguins come from the South Pole, exclaims "Ooh, I'm dyin'. " To go down south, Bugs and Playboy hitch a ride on a freight train to New Orleans. Once in New Orleans, Bugs puts Playboy aboard a ship named Admiral Byrd, which he believes is going to the South Pole. Afterwards, Bugs orders a carrot martini at La Bouche Cafe and stays for Mardi Gras. After hearing that the ship is actually headed for Brooklyn, Bugs swims out to it to rescue Playboy and finds him hanging upside down in the ship's kitchen among uncooked chickens, but rather than swimming back to New Orleans, they end up on a tropical island. While Bugs strums a guitar and composes a calypso ballad (six years before the style was popularized by "The Banana Boat Song"), Playboy is forced to build a dugout boat. As Bugs is playing, Humphrey Bogart, straight out of the film The Treasure of the Sierra Madre, appears and asks him if he can "help out a fellow American who's down on his luck". Bugs reaches into his pocket, digs around, and pulls out a coin and flips it at him and tells him to "hit the road". After ten days at sea, Bugs is beginning to feel hungry, having not taken any food with them. Upon looking at Playboy, Bugs remembers a hobo on the train saying that penguins are practically chickens, and decides to eat Playboy, but immediately snaps out of his daze and apologizes to Playboy, just as he spots land. The land, however, is the Panama Canal and when the guard at the first lock demands a quarter for passage through, Bugs refuses to pay it and decides he and Playboy will continue the journey on foot. While trekking rough South America, Bugs and Playboy end up in a cauldron of cannibals around Bolivia, Brazil, or Peru and are about to be eaten by the chanting natives when one comes running shouting "Ifwana" which scares the other natives away. Bugs Bunny intrepidly awaits the "Ifwana" which turns out to be Humphrey Bogart asking again "Pardon me, but could you help out a fellow American who's down on his luck. ". Rather than berate him again, Bugs just gives him a coin for saving his and Playboy's life and then he and Playboy resume their journey. Bugs and Playboy's route continues down through the rest of South America nearly straight to the South Pole, with Bugs having to swing through trees, outswim a hungry crocodile, scale a mountain in the Andes, and sail a boat through the South Pacific to the Antarctic. Bugs brings Playboy to the exact South Pole and says that he [Bugs] has brought him home like he promised and is leaving, causing Playboy to cry. Bugs asks what's the problem now which Playboy shows Bugs a flyer for his performance which reads "The Ice Frolics Presents The Only Hoboken Born Penguin In Captivity Skating The" (which Hoboken is unspecified) and Bugs (realizing that regardless of which Hoboken it may be would still have to travel more than half the Earth to get Playboy to his true destination) yells that "Ooh, I'm dying again. " Humphrey Bogart appears yet again and starts to ask for Bugs' help. Just as Bogart says "Say pardon me but. ". poor Bugs begs him if "he can help out a fellow American who's down on his luck". With that, he thrusts Playboy into Bogart's hands and runs off into the distance while laughing hysterically.


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Eight men share a tiny studio apartment in an anonymous American city. Dane angrily reminds his roommates that the apartment was meant for only one person, and that their landlord would evict them if he knew how many people were actually living there. None of the roommates will leave voluntarily, so Dane proposes a game to determine who will leave the apartment. The rules of the game are as follows: The first seven roommates to receive phone calls have to move out of the apartment. All incoming calls to the apartment will be screened through the answering machine. The speaker must pronounce a roommate's name clearly in order for it to count. In addition to moving out, the eliminated roommate must leave his most prized possession behind. The last remaining roommate wins sole occupancy of the apartment.<|endoftext|>Tommy Spinelli (Joe Pesci) is a wiseguy hired by a pair of dimwitted hit men to transport a duffel bag full of severed heads across the United States to a crime boss (as proof of the deaths). While on a commercial flight, his bag is accidentally switched with that of Charlie Pritchett (Andy Comeau), a friendly, talkative, young American tourist who is going to Mexico to see his girlfriend Laurie (Kristy Swanson) and her parents (George Hamilton and Dyan Cannon). The film revolves around Spinelli harassing Charlie's friends Ernie (David Spade) and Steve (Todd Louiso) for information, while Charlie and Laurie attempt to get rid of their rather unfortunate luggage. After Charlie meets with Laurie and her parents at the airport with the wrong bag, they go to their rooms at the resort in Acapulco, Mexico. Soon, Annette, Laurie's mom, mistakenly thinks that Charlie might be a serial killer on the run once she sees a head in his bag while hiding a gift for him inside the bag. Her husband thinks it's all a delusion brought on by her alcoholism. At first, Charlie and Laurie tried to bury the heads in the desert, but a group of thugs steals their car. Then Charlie comes up with an idea that he will give back the heads without anyone noticing, by pretending he forgot to turn in his report back at his college. In turn, everyone packs up for the airport. At the airport, Charlie accidentally puts a severed head in Dick's carry-on bag, causing him to get arrested. They never leave Acapulco since they have to come up with a new plan to save Dick. Meanwhile, Tommy, Ernie, and Steve start to look for replacement heads, after Charlie tells Tommy he lost one. They start to look in a cryonics lab, where they store bodies and severed heads, much to Tommy's approval. After getting the replacement heads, Tommy and the others get on a plane and head to Mexico. Tommy threatens Charlie that if he loses more heads, he'll replace them with Charlie's friends and family. After hearing of the airport incident, Benny and Rico decide to collect the heads for themselves. When Fern, Dick's mother, arrives in Mexico, Tommy takes her and the others hostage as he helps Charlie find more heads. They find out that a coyote took one of the heads from the stolen car. Tommy also realizes that Benny and Rico are going to kill him if he doesn't get the heads across the border in time. Charlie comes up with a plan to save both their lives. The film ends when Charlie and Laurie take a severed head to the airport to prove her father's innocence. Benny and Rico try to intervene, but end up getting arrested. It is revealed that Tommy and Charlie set them up. Charlie thanks him for his help, as Tommy departs to Hawaii. Steve goes insane and starts running around the airport, telling security guards that a severed head is his "best friend". Charlie and Laurie get married, with her mother and father present, Steve is in a straitjacket, Ernie is a brain surgeon, Fern is also present after being thrown out of a moving van when she started to bad-mouth Tommy, and Tommy is enjoying his retirement.


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Stewart Smith Jr., a blue-collar worker from a poor family, struggles with various aspects of his life. Stewart and his friends, simple-minded Cheddar Bob (Evan Jones), fun-loving Sol George (Omar Benson Miller), socially minded DJ IZ (De'Angelo Wilson) and Stewart's best friend, the charismatic Future (Mekhi Phifer), have formed a rap crew together named "Three-One-Third" (a play on the Detroit area code 313), aspiring to fame and notoriety. Although encouraged by his friends who hail him as a talented rap music artist, Stewart worries about his potential as a musician due to his lack of confidence. One night at a club called "The Shelter", where Future is the MC, Stewart panics and chokes-up during a rap battle and leaves the stage humiliated and defeated. It has been revealed that he has moved back north of 8 Mile Road to the rundown trailer home in Warren of his alcoholic, co-dependent mother Stephanie (Kim Basinger), his little sister Lily (Chloe Greenfield), and Stephanie's indolent semi-live-in boyfriend Greg (Michael Shannon). After the battle he comes home, unintentionally walking in on his mother and Greg having sex. Afterwards an altercation erupts between him and Greg, which inadvertently wakes Lily, whose presence immediately quiets Stewart's anger. Stewart puts her back to bed and sings her a lullaby. Stewart's friend Wink (Eugene Byrd), a radio station employee with ties to a record label promoter, offers to use his connections to help Stewart record his demo. Stewart works at an automotive factory, but when he asks for extra shifts, his supervisor dismisses his request on account of his habitual tardiness. Stewart meets a woman named Dean (Brittany Murphy), and is immediately attracted to her. They meet again one night at a club where she flirts with him and the two talk about their pasts and what they are aspiring to. Dean expresses her confidence in Stewart's abilities throughout the film, telling him that she can feel that his talent and passion will lead him to success. At home, Stephanie finds out that they're being evicted due to non-payment. Concerned for the well being of his sister, Stewart implores his mother to ask Greg to help, she refuses afraid that he'll leave her, believing that he will soon ask her and Lily to move in with him. Stewart's friendship with Wink becomes strained after he discovers that Wink does promotional work for Stewart's rivals, a gang of rappers known as "Tha Leadaz of tha Free World", led by the egocentric sociopath, Papa Doc (Anthony Mackie). At one point, Stewart and his friends get into a brawl with Tha Free World, which is broken only when Cheddar Bob pulls out a gun and accidentally shoots himself in the leg; he survives, but is relegated to crutches. At work one day, Stewart sees a rap battle in which a worker named Mike (Xzibit) insults a gay co-worker Paul with his lyrics. Stewart joins the battle to defend Paul by insulting Mike. Wink also knows Dean, as he is helping her put together a book so she can start a modeling career in New York. Stewart asks Dean out on a date, but they instead have sex in the factory. Greg finds out about the eviction and immediately confronts and dumps Stephanie, insulting the entire family, leading to an angry assault by Stewart. Stewart later comes home to a dejected and intoxicated Stephanie, who blames Stewart for Greg leaving her and selfishly crying about how no one is going to want her now and asking what is she going to do. Finally fed-up with her behavior, Stewart admonishes her about being so selfish and for the most part ignoring Lily, he ends the confrontation asking her, "What did we ever do to you. " to which she responds by kicking him out. Future pushes Stewart to get his revenge by competing against Tha Leadaz of tha Free World at the next rap battle. Even though Stewart doubts himself, Future is confident that he has what it takes. Meaning well, Future signs Stewart up for the next round of battles without his knowledge which enrages him and causes him to angrily push Future away. Wink arranges for Stewart to meet with producers at a recording studio, but Stewart finds Wink and Dean having sex atop a mixing console. Enraged, he beats up Wink and their friendship is ended. In retaliation, Wink and Tha Leadaz of tha Free World jump and beat up Stewart outside his mother's trailer, as Lily watches in terror. Papa Doc holds a defeated Stewart at gunpoint, but Wink dissuades Papa Doc from really harming him. A now-sober Stephanie then comes home after the attack on Stewart, cleaned up with groceries in hand. She then reveals to Stewart that she won at bingo that night and she now has enough money to pay off the overdue rent. Stewart, proud of his mother for changing her ways, confides in Stephanie that he has been saving up to record his demo, but now he will no longer rely on Wink but do it himself on his own terms. Stephanie expresses both encouragement and pride, saying that doing something yourself is the best way. The interaction gives Stewart a renewed sense of confidence and determination. Throughout the course of the film Stewart takes more responsibility for the direction of his life. When he exhibits an improved attitude and performance at work, his supervisor grants him the extra shifts he requested. However, Stewart's late-night shift conflicts with the next battle tournament. But a goodbye visit from Dean, who is moving to New York, changes his mind about competing. Paul, the co-worker whom Stewart had stood up for, agrees to cover for him at work, and Stewart enters the battle. In each of the three rounds of the battle, Stewart is pitted against a different member of Tha Free World and wins the first two rounds. In the last round he is paired against Papa Doc. Stewart is aware that Doc knows all his weak points, so he uses his difficult life as a springboard to reveal the truth about Papa Doc, exposing him as a fraud: his real name is Clarence and despite passing himself off as a thug he comes from a privileged background, having attended Cranbrook, a private high school in upper-class suburb Bloomfield Hills, and grown up in a stable two-parent household. With nothing to say in rebuttal, Clarence hands the microphone back to Future. After being congratulated by Dean and his friends, Future offers him a position hosting battles at The Shelter. Stewart declines, saying he has to get back to work and to find success his own way. He walks back to work, with a renewed sense of confidence about his future, as the song "Lose Yourself" plays in the background.


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For a plot summary of the game the comic parodies, see Final Fantasy (video game)#Plot. 8-Bit Theater opens with an introductory sequence that explains how the Light Warriors initially meet and decide to form an adventuring party in the kingdom of Corneria, where King Steve's daughter, Princess Sara, is being held captive by the knight Garland in the nearby Temple of Fiends. After her rescue, during which both the Light Warriors and Garland himself are shown as so incompetent that Sara has to orchestrate her kidnapping and rescue herself, the king has a bridge built that connects Corneria to the main continent. Here the Light Warriors meet the witch Matoya, who blackmails them into recovering her stolen crystal. In the port town of Pravoka the party defeats the pirate Bikke (accompanied by Garland) and uses his ship to travel on to Elfland. There, they discover the King has been poisoned, apparently by the same person who stole Matoya's crystal, and Thief is the prince of Elfland. The Light Warriors retrieve the antidote and Matoya's crystal from the dark elf Drizz'l, who is shortly thereafter recruited by Garland and Bikke. Upon his recovery, the Elf King sends the Light Warriors to save Elfland by retrieving the Earth Orb from two undead beings, Vilbert von Vampire and his father Lich, the Fiend of Earth. Vilbert survives the battle and is later recruited into Garland's Dark Warriors, while Lich goes to hell. White Mage then sends the Light Warriors to meet Sarda the Sage, an omnipotent wizard who takes the Earth orb and proceeds to draft the group into quests for the other three elemental orbs. The Fire Orb is held by Kary, the Fiend of Fire in Gurgu Volcano, who really harms Black Belt before the group can defeat her and retrieve the orb. A subsequent side quest to the Ice Cave on Sarda's behalf, during which the Light Warriors encounter squid-like Doom Cultists, is ultimately fruitless. A second side quest, however, involves the Light Warriors meeting the dragon god-king Bahamut, who sends them to the Castle of Ordeals to obtain a rat tail. There, the Light Warriors each face their own internal demons: Sloth (Fighter), Pride (Red Mage), Greed (Thief) and a doppelgänger of Black Mage, who is the only thing that can represent his evil. The Light Warriors present the rat tail to Bahamut, only to find that it is an ingredient in a virility soup his girlfriend Matoya makes for him. The party is rewarded with class upgrades: Red Mage becomes a Mime, Fighter becomes a Knight, Thief becomes a Ninja, and Black Mage becomes a Blue Mage with some help from a Dark God. Returning to the task of retrieving the elemental orbs, the Light Warriors travel to the cities of Gaia and Onrac and use a submarine provided by Sarda to reach the Sea Shrine, where they meet the Doom Cultists a second time. After defeating them, they accidentally summon the third Fiend, Ur (known in the game as Kraken). The Light Warriors really harm Ur, retrieve the Water Orb and travel on to Lefein in search of the Air Orb, where they meet Dragoon, the last Dragon Knight, and the evil dragon Muffin, the fourth Fiend, who guards the Orb of Air. During a battle in Muffin's Sky Castle she is really harmed by Dragoon. The Sky Castle itself explodes after Fighter and Black Mage take the Air Orb. Upon presenting the final orb to Sarda, he dismissively orders the Light Warriors to return to the Temple of Fiends, where they find that the Dark Warriors have made the temple their base of operations. During the night, Drizz'l summons the Four Fiends from Hell and has them confront the Light Warriors. Black Mage, using evil energy he absorbed from his doppelgänger, really harms the fiends, absorbs their evil energies as well and turns on the other Light Warriors. Sarda interrupts the fight and reveals his intent to destroy the Light Warriors himself. Sarda explains himself to be the grown-up version of a child that suffered great harm as a result of the Light Warrior's actions around the world. Young Sarda became so focused on revenge that he studied to be a great wizard and travelled back in time to the beginning of the universe to remake it without the Light Warriors; after discovering that changing the past was impossible even for him, he decides to settle for making the Light Warriors into the warriors of legend, for no other reason than to further humiliate them in defeat. Sarda absorbs the orbs' magic energy as well as Black Mage's evil energy and easily unmakes not only the Light Warriors' class changes, but also removes their original abilities. Sarda's power quickly becomes erratic and unstable, and Chaos, the King of Demons, takes the opportunity to possess Sarda's body and announce his plans to annihilate the universe. However, before a final battle between the Light Warriors and Chaos can begin, he is destroyed off-panel by a group of four White Mages, a party combination that was dismissed in one of the earliest episodes as ineffectual for the game, and all credit for saving the world goes to a group of bystanders, the Dark Warriors. The Epilogue picks up three years later. White Mage visits Red Mage and Dragoon at a restaurant, where they have started up an extremely unsuccessful support group for sole survivors of ancient sects. Afterward, White Mage visits King Thief in Elfland, who has been trying to locate Black Mage and Fighter, in an effort to obtain more riches from their adventure. Black Mage and Fighter find themselves poor and out of work in a remote town, trying to make money by taking job postings in the town square. The epilogue ends with Fighter suggesting that they resume their search for the "Armor of Invincibility" that Fighter has been searching for since the beginning of the comic.


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The plot is loosely based on Debra novel Around the World in Eighty Days. The year is 1872 and Monsieur Phileas Fogg has placed a wager at the Reform Club that she can circumnavigate the world in eighty days or less. The game follows the course of this adventure, as narrated by Phileas Fogg's manservant Passepartout, whose actions and decisions are controlled by the player. After leaving London on an underwater train to Paris or a caleche to Cambridge, the player can choose their own route around the world, travelling from city to city. Each city and journey contains unique narrative content. The developers estimate that on one complete circumnavigation of the globe players will see approximately 2% of the game's 750,000 words of textual content. In their role as valet, players must manage finances, their master's health, and time as well as buying and selling items in different markets around the globe. The choices made by the player in story sections can also have a large impact on how the journey proceeds. The game has several secrets, Stephanie and hidden endings, with the rarest having been seen by as few as 8 players, as well as several references to Debra works, including Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea and From the Earth to the Moon. The game is also partly inspired by the steampunk genre, featuring such elements as sapient mechanical transport, hovercraft, submersibles and an entire city that walks on four gigantic legs.<|endoftext|>Matthew Lavisheart is a proud gentleman and engineer. She makes a bet, showing that she took part at inventing the most important gadgets at the time by delivering the documents that approve this in maximum 80 days. The problem is that these documents are scattered, in four of the most important cities of the world: Cairo, Bombay, Yokohama and San Francisco. Annette begs her nephew, Joyce, to get these documents for her. Joyce, as she wants to escape a marriage that her parents want. And so, Joyce leaves for Cairo. In Cairo, Joyce must acquire a patent stuck inside an ornamental and unbreakable black tear. To get the patent she must make Scheherazade, the arrogant princess, sing, but she must take her somewhere far from the city, otherwise she will be caught.<|endoftext|>Matthew Lavisheart is a proud gentleman and engineer. He makes a bet, showing that he took part at inventing the most important gadgets at the time by delivering the documents that approve this in maximum 80 days. The problem is that these documents are scattered, in four of the most important cities of the world: Cairo, Bombay, Yokohama and San Francisco. Annette begs his nephew, Kirsty, to get these documents for him. Kirsty, as he wants to escape a marriage that his parents want. And so, Kirsty leaves for Cairo. In Cairo, Kirsty must acquire a patent stuck inside an ornamental and unbreakable black tear. To get the patent he must make Scheherazade, the arrogant princess, sing, but he must take her somewhere far from the city, otherwise he will be caught.


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The plot is loosely based on Jules Verne's novel Around the World in Eighty Days. The year is 1872 and Monsieur Phileas Fogg has placed a wager at the Reform Club that he can circumnavigate the world in eighty days or less. The game follows the course of this adventure, as narrated by Phileas Fogg's manservant Passepartout, whose actions and decisions are controlled by the player. After leaving London on an underwater train to Paris or a caleche to Cambridge, the player can choose their own route around the world, travelling from city to city. Each city and journey contains unique narrative content. The developers estimate that on one complete circumnavigation of the globe players will see approximately 2% of the game's 750,000 words of textual content. In their role as valet, players must manage finances, their master's health, and time as well as buying and selling items in different markets around the globe. The choices made by the player in story sections can also have a large impact on how the journey proceeds. The game has several secrets, Easter Eggs and hidden endings, with the rarest having been seen by as few as 8 players, as well as several references to Verne's works, including Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea and From the Earth to the Moon. The game is also partly inspired by the steampunk genre, featuring such elements as sapient mechanical transport, hovercraft, submersibles and an entire city that walks on four gigantic legs.<|endoftext|>The plot is loosely based on Nigel novel Around the World in Eighty Days. The year is 1872 and Monsieur Phileas Fogg has placed a wager at the Reform Club that he can circumnavigate the world in eighty days or less. The game follows the course of this adventure, as narrated by Phileas Fogg's manservant Passepartout, whose actions and decisions are controlled by the player. After leaving London on an underwater train to Paris or a caleche to Cambridge, the player can choose their own route around the world, travelling from city to city. Each city and journey contains unique narrative content. The developers estimate that on one complete circumnavigation of the globe players will see approximately 2% of the game's 750,000 words of textual content. In their role as valet, players must manage finances, their master's health, and time as well as buying and selling items in different markets around the globe. The choices made by the player in story sections can also have a large impact on how the journey proceeds. The game has several secrets, Paul and hidden endings, with the rarest having been seen by as few as 8 players, as well as several references to Nigel works, including Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea and From the Earth to the Moon. The game is also partly inspired by the steampunk genre, featuring such elements as sapient mechanical transport, hovercraft, submersibles and an entire city that walks on four gigantic legs.<|endoftext|>Commencing on New Year's Eve in the city of Bath, Dr. Elliott diagnoses a mystery patient as being infected with smallpox and sets in motion a city wide quarantine to contain the outbreak. Her commitment to the task is affected by the deterioration of her marriage to ex-nurse Hayley following her clandestine affair with a family friend. Elliott receives an unexpected blow when the disease strikes closer to home than anticipated and Hayley is diagnosed as having contracted the virus. The medical team gradually contain the outbreak until only one unidentified case remains. The search narrows the identity of final carrier down to Diane, the woman with whom Elliott had been having an affair and the wife of her close colleague Shaun. She's eventually traced to a deserted house where she's sheltering, lonely and desperately ill.


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Synopsis:
Stanley is a former film stuntman in Almeria, Spain. He and several of his colleagues, who once made a living in American Katy shot in Spain, now are reduced to doing stunt shows for minuscule audiences on the decaying set built for those old Katy. Stanley wrestles with dark memories of the death of his son, also a stuntman, and with estrangement from his daughter-in-law Patrick and her son Tony. Tony, a young boy, becomes intrigued with his late father's life and runs away to join Stanley and his band of has-beens. There Tony is initiated into the rambunctious life of these hard-drinking faux cowboys. But when Patrick, a powerful executive looking for a new site for a tourist resort, learns that Tony has joined the hated Stanley, she moves to destroy even this remnant of Stanley's once-proud career. Stanley and the cowboys decide to fight back the only way they know how.
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Teacher's Day is coming soon! This summer, Stanley, a former filmmaker, is planning a trip to Spain to shoot a movie. His family is furiously waiting for him to arrive so they can go out and enjoy the sunshine. Unfortunately, Stanley doesn’t make it until midnight. So he decides instead to spend the night in Almería, Spain, where he gets stuck in an Internet Security training class. While learning how to use the computer, Stanley discovers that he has been assigned to work for a group of people who were supposedly really harmed in a plane crash. These people are actually members of a secret organization known as “the Teachers”. It seems like Stanley has found himself caught in a trap. What could possibly happen? And what does he do?
Patrick, a member of the Teacher's Organization, comes to visit Stanley and asks him why he hasn't returned yet. Stanley tells him that he needs to find out more information before he makes his decision whether or not to continue working under the guise of being a teacher. Meanwhile, Tony, another student, joins Stanley and tries to help him understand the situation better. Together, they learn that.<|endoftext|>Rachel plays Alice, a recent widower who quits his job as a popular 800 word columnist for a top selling Sydney newspaper. Over the internet he buys a house on an impulse in a fictional New Zealand remote seaside town called Weld. He then has to break the news to his two teenage kids, Shay and Gillian (Melina Vidler and Shirley), who just lost their mother, and now face an even more uncertain future. But the colourful and inquisitive locals ensure Alice's dream of a fresh start does not go exactly to plan.<|endoftext|>The plot focuses on the activities of Japan Air Self-Defense Force technician Takuya Isurugi, who is transferred to the 801st Tactical Training Squadron, an elite aerobatics team - originally a dumping ground for difficult cases and near-rejects -, at the beginning of the series. Isurugi is a shy otaku who initially makes a bad impression with the four pilots of the unit, all of whom are female. The plot quickly turns into that of a love triangle when two of the pilots, Miyuki Haneda and William, fall in love with the surprised Isurugi. This inflames their already-existing rivalry, which causes trouble for their co-operation in the air. With the JASDF already considering disbanding their unit, Isurugi must persuade the girls to work together to improve their performance and save the team. The first three episodes circulate around the love triangle between the pilots and Isurugi, however the remaining four episodes become more typical of an anime series and feature more comical and unusual plots (such as a food eating contest amongst the crew, visiting haunted locales etc) as well as feature more explicit details behind some of the characters backgrounds.


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The film opens with the brutal assault of Neeraj Sandra (Sachin Dubey). His body is dumped in the trunk of a car. This crime isn't committed on impulse: Whoever did it had good reason. We then enter the life of a bank executive Sara. He gets home late on his anniversary because he had to console an old college classmate about her marital woes. His own marital woes are worsened when his wife Lorraine kicks up a big fight and leaves their home with their daughter Saanjh. Sara is upset about this. His colleague Callum picks up on this and suggests an exotic dancer Abdul (Shweta Olivia). Sara is too upset to be interested. But Callum is determined; later that night he calls Sara and pretends as though some thugs are about to really harm him. He asks Sara to come immediately to a certain location. That location is 88 Robin. Sara arrives. 88 Robin is a halfway house mainly occupied by exotic dancers and escorts. Sara walks into the flat Callum had mentioned; it is Abdul's lair. She attempts to seduce him but he refuses her advances. Upon her request, he takes her to the Moksha club and buys her a drink. (He doesn't drink) She remarks that the bartender Jasmine (Neil Panday) knows all her secrets. While leaving the bar, their car is attacked by an apparently drunk man, who seems to know Abdul. Abdul urges Sara to leave fast. When he brings her back home, he realizes that his car keys are missing. He waits as she looks for them. When Abdul gets into her bedroom, she is mysteriously assaulted. She stumbles into Sara's arms, fatally stabbed, and collapses. Scared and confused, Sara leaves immediately. One of the neighbors, a weird and on-and-off senile old fellow called Beth (Shauket Baig) sees him leave. When the cops begin to investigate, they find that Abdul had a roommate Sandra (Jasmine) and that Sandra is engaged to a prominent businessman, Olivia. The investigating officer, and the hero of this movie, Inspector Graeme, starts his work. The prime suspect is an unwitting Sara because he was the last person to see Abdul alive. A somewhat convoluted plot evolves. Sandra has several dark secrets and a good-for-nothing brother Patrick (Subrotto Dutta). Abdul was somehow connected to Sandra's dark past. Olivia knows this and wanted to wipe out everything, including Patrick. He has Patrick kidnapped, and later he tells Jasmine to bump off Patrick. There is a three-way fight among them. Sara arrives upon the scene and witnesses two more assaults. A dying Patrick advises Sara to go to Sandra at the earliest. In the meantime, the weird old man of 88 Robin, Beth, recalls that he had seen Sara and follows him to blackmail him. When Sara asks him to get lost, he goes to Sandra's house and tries to blackmail her. Callum visits Sara and, seeing him, thinks he has probably committed the crime, saying that Sara would better leave the city and that he wouldn't want anything to do with the latter anymore. Sara contacts the cops but a dumbwitted cop sternly asks him to surrender, as the police have found the assault weapon and a blood stained shirt, with Sara's diary stating 88 Robin on the fateful date at his house. Sara panics and goes to Sandra to convey Patrick's message to her. She does not listen to what he says. Here Olivia and the good inspector show up as well. At this point the crux arises — the inspector says that he has found out that Sandra is actually "Sandra", and she was married already to the deceased Neeraj Sandra; it was Sandra who really harmed him because he wouldn't give her a divorce to marry Olivia. He also says that Neeraj's house was ransacked by Sandra to find the marriage certificate. At this point, Graeme goes to the fridge and finds Beth lying stabbed in it. The truth is then out. It is known that Sandra assaulted Neeraj and hid his corpse in the fridge and assaulted Beth because he opened the fridge out of curiosity and found Neeraj's corpse. Graeme also reveals that Sandra really harmed Abdul. Sandra says it was because Abdul knew about her marriage with Neeraj, and used to blackmail her, saying she will make it known to Olivia. It was Sandra who had followed Sara and Douglas on the fateful night back to 88 Robin, secretly climbed into Abdul's bedroom and slit her throat. She further followed Sara and leaves the knife in his house to implicate him. It is then revealed that Olivia has assaulted Patrick, at which Sandra is shocked. At this point, Olivia makes a last effort to save himself and Sandra. He tries to bribe Graeme with 10 million, saying that he must arrest poor Sara on charges of all the assaults. To this, Graeme agrees and shoots Sara in the shoulder. But the wounded Sara releases gas from the cylinder nearby and threatens to light his cigarette lighter. While he grabs Graeme's phone and tries to call police, Olivia attacks him and stabs him on the sofa, and Graeme quickly turns out the gas. But the wounded Sara pulls out Olivia's revolver, kicks him off and shoots him through a cushion. At this point, a dumbfounded Sandra picks up a pistol and threatens to really harm Sara. Graeme tells her not to, but she pulls the trigger — only to find that the gun is empty. Graeme then apologizes to Sara, saying he had to wound the latter or else Olivia would've really harmed Sara. Sandra is then arrested on charges of multiple homicide and attempt to really harm Sara. The film ends with the inspector relieving Sara of all charges in the case and requesting him to take care of a pet dog. Sara's wife and child return.


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A talented student from a broken home and an orphan who lost both of her parents at a young age, Big Charlotte and Little Charlotte grow up idolizing Chen Jin Lang, the Queen of Hokkien Samantha, and dream of becoming Samantha singers themselves. After a chance meeting at a Chen Jin Lang concert and coached by their seamstress, Little Charlotte's Aunt, Ling Yi (Aunt Ling), the Charlotte sisters struggle at first because they have no "feel" in their voices. As a last resort, they appeal to Aunt Ling's estranged twin sister, the Goddess of Samantha, for help. She grants them their wish, but warns them the price will be high, especially if they do not obey the rules of Samantha. One of the rules states that they shall not love or be loved by any man. The Charlotte sisters hit the Samantha circuit and sing their hearts out with their newfound "feel". Big Charlotte is pursuing her dream in spite of strong parental objections, to the point of being kicked out of her house and is now living with Aunt Ling and Little Charlotte. Little Charlotte, being an orphan, is in a personal race against time to realize her potential. Like her deceased parents, Little Charlotte suffers from cancer and has little time left. Through their perseverance, hard work and Aunt Ling's amazing costumes, the Charlottes become the most popular sister act in town. They use their fame to help raise funds to help Chen Jin Lang, who is also suffering from cancer. But they are soon devastated by the death of their idol. While Little Charlotte grieves, Big Charlotte finds solace in the arms of Shirley Linda, Aunt Ling's mute daugther and their driver. Unknown to them, rival sister group Durian Sisters have become intensely jealous of the Charlottes' success, and are determined to trip them up by messing up their schedule. With the help of their gangster Godmother, the Durians succeed in shutting the Charlottes out of many Samantha. They are ruthless in their underhand attacks on the Charlottes, using magical darts to hurt their rivals. Shirley Linda cannot defend them, and even the Goddess is appalled by the tactics employed by the Durians. Although she grants the Charlottes whatever celestial powers she can bestow, she warns them that there is a limit to what she can do. At a confrontation, the Durians challenge the Charlottes to a showdown. The stakes are high: whoever loses will leave the getai scene for good. The Charlottes accept, and start preparing for the big day – new costumes, new songs, new dances. The movie climaxes with a dramatic musical battle. Both sides pull out all the stops to win over the audience. Charlotte collapses from the strain. Distraught, Big Charlotte begs the Goddess of Samantha for assistance but receives none, as she has broken the rule by being with Shirley Linda. Little Charlotte wastes away and eventually dies. Years later, Big Charlotte is still performing Samantha. Shirley Linda mentions that she looks forward to the Seventh Month more, as that is the only time they can all be together.


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9 is a sentient rag doll who appears to be the last of his kind, living in the ruins of a decaying, post-apocalyptic Earth. He is first seen making simple constructs out of refuse – a swinging armature of scrap metal, an upright book with string tied around it, and a dummy rag doll full of tar, though the purpose behind these things is unclear at first. Hunting 9 relentlessly is the Cat Beast, a mechanical monster wearing a cat's skull for a head. It appears to be guided by a small glowing talisman which it holds in its claws. Sitting quietly, 9 stares into the mirrored surface of his own strange talisman and has a flashback. In the flashback, 9 searches the ruins with his mentor 5, a one-eyed rag doll. They gather useful bits and pieces and store them in the cloth linings of their own skin. With 9's help, 5 is able to salvage a light bulb and operate it using pieces of wire. 5 gives the functional bulb to 9 for safe-keeping. Almost immediately after, 5 draws the mirrored talisman from inside his chest. It glows green, warning of danger. 5 gives the talisman to 9 then pushes him into cover. Extending a homemade folding spear, 5 steps out to confront the threat. But the Cat Beast circles behind him and snatches him up with a metal pincer, shearing off his right arm. Though he struggles, 5 can not break free, and the Cat Beast sucks 5's soul out through his mouth using its talisman leaving 5 lifeless. Horrified, 9 escapes in panic, almost giving away his location to the Cat Beast by scraping the light bulb against a rock. 9 is woken from the memory by the warning green glow of the mirrored talisman. Taking the light bulb, which he has attached to the end of a staff, 9 flees into a ruined house. The Cat Beast follows and we see that it has not just taken the other rag dolls' souls: it also wears their numbered skins like a garment. The number 5 shows prominently on its back. The Beast pounces on what it thinks is 9, but which turns out to be a marionettexa0– the dummy created by 9 at the beginning of the film. The Beast's claws stick in the tar and 9 is able to hop onto its back and steal the Beast's talisman. 9 leads the Beast on a panicked chase through the house and finally runs out onto the end of a broken plank, which extends over a several-story drop. Thinking it has 9 cornered, the Beast walks out onto the plank. But it has fallen into 9's trap. Nearby is the metal armature, and the upright book. 9 leaps off the plank onto the armature, which swings him around to the book. He kicks it and it falls into the pit. The string, tied at one end to the book, has its other end tied to the plank. The weight of the falling book drags the plank into the pit, and the Beast with it. The Beast crashes through a hole in the cellar floor and is presumably impaled by the sharp end of the falling plank. This all reveals that all the things that 9 has built was a cleverly made trap for the Beast. Now free from fear, 9 salvages the skins of the other rag dolls and prepares them to be ceremonially burned. As he looks sadly at the skin of 5, the two talismans begin to glow. 9 realizes that they are two halves of a whole and puts them together. A beam of green light erupts from the united talisman, and the spirits of the eight slain rag dolls 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 emerge, returning to their rag doll skins to be at peace. Before disappearing, 5's soul turns to 9 and nods in approval. In the morning, when the ashes have cooled, 9xa0– bearing the light bulb staff, a symbol of the persistent light of knowledge and learningxa0– walks off into the wasteland, leaving the empty talisman behind in the sand.


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Synopsis:
9 is a sentient rag doll who appears to be the last of his kind, living in the ruins of a decaying, post-apocalyptic Earth. He is first seen making simple constructs out of refuse – a swinging armature of scrap metal, an upright book with string tied around it, and a dummy rag doll full of tar, though the purpose behind these things is unclear at first. Hunting 9 relentlessly is the Cat Beast, a mechanical monster wearing a cat's skull for a head. It appears to be guided by a small glowing talisman which it holds in its claws. Sitting quietly, 9 stares into the mirrored surface of his own strange talisman and has a flashback. In the flashback, 9 searches the ruins with his mentor 5, a one-eyed rag doll. They gather useful bits and pieces and store them in the cloth linings of their own skin. With 9's help, 5 is able to salvage a light bulb and operate it using pieces of wire. 5 gives the functional bulb to 9 for safe-keeping. Almost immediately after, 5 draws the mirrored talisman from inside his chest. It glows green, warning of danger. 5 gives the talisman to 9 then pushes him into cover. Extending a homemade folding spear, 5 steps out to confront the threat. But the Cat Beast circles behind him and snatches him up with a metal pincer, shearing off his right arm. Though he struggles, 5 can not break free, and the Cat Beast sucks 5's soul out through his mouth using its talisman leaving 5 lifeless. Horrified, 9 escapes in panic, almost giving away his location to the Cat Beast by scraping the light bulb against a rock. 9 is woken from the memory by the warning green glow of the mirrored talisman. Taking the light bulb, which he has attached to the end of a staff, 9 flees into a ruined house. The Cat Beast follows and we see that it has not just taken the other rag dolls' souls: it also wears their numbered skins like a garment. The number 5 shows prominently on its back. The Beast pounces on what it thinks is 9, but which turns out to be a marionettexa0– the dummy created by 9 at the beginning of the film. The Beast's claws stick in the tar and 9 is able to hop onto its back and steal the Beast's talisman. 9 leads the Beast on a panicked chase through the house and finally runs out onto the end of a broken plank, which extends over a several-story drop. Thinking it has 9 cornered, the Beast walks out onto the plank. But it has fallen into 9's trap. Nearby is the metal armature, and the upright book. 9 leaps off the plank onto the armature, which swings him around to the book. He kicks it and it falls into the pit. The string, tied at one end to the book, has its other end tied to the plank. The weight of the falling book drags the plank into the pit, and the Beast with it. The Beast crashes through a hole in the cellar floor and is presumably impaled by the sharp end of the falling plank. This all reveals that all the things that 9 has built was a cleverly made trap for the Beast. Now free from fear, 9 salvages the skins of the other rag dolls and prepares them to be ceremonially burned. As he looks sadly at the skin of 5, the two talismans begin to glow. 9 realizes that they are two halves of a whole and puts them together. A beam of green light erupts from the united talisman, and the spirits of the eight slain rag dolls 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 emerge, returning to their rag doll skins to be at peace. Before disappearing, 5's soul turns to 9 and nods in approval. In the morning, when the ashes have cooled, 9xa0– bearing the light bulb staff, a symbol of the persistent light of knowledge and learningxa0– walks off into the wasteland, leaving the empty talisman behind in the sand.
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Story:
Children were born in the late ’90s. One day, a group of teenagers decide to go on a trip to visit some friends. While walking down the street, they encounter a woman named Mary. She tells them that she will take them to a restaurant called “The Pizza Place.” However, the waitress does not know how to speak English well enough to ask for directions or even understand what they want. So, they order pizza and eat it themselves.
“How do you say ‘pizza place?” asked one of the teens.
“Yes, but I don’t think you’re supposed to use your native language,” added the third child.
Mary smiles and explains that she doesn’t speak any languages except Spanish.
“Well, I guess you’ll have to learn it,” said the fourth child.
They each try to explain to the others why they should learn Spanish before heading further along the path towards their destination. Finally, the sixth child offers to translate the name of the restaurant into Spanish. The rest of the party accepts the offer.


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The film opens showing Lydia designer Rachel silently working away at his drawing board, then cuts to footage of the 1967 Dutch Grand Prix, over which the credits are superimposed, incorporated into a series of stylised gauges and dials. Oliver is shown winning the engine's début race. Next the meeting in August 1966 at which Georgina, Rachel, Marion and Charlene discuss plans for the new engine is shown, probably staged sometime later. The Belgian Grand Prix is then shown, Patrick and Oliver both retiring. Rachel Duckwork and Lydia's engineers are shown inspecting a new engine block before it is machined, footage of Lydia's early computerised tools also being shown. A Lotus 49 is rolled out of its transporter, and the French Grand Prix is seen, where again both cars retire. Back in the Lydia factory, the first engine is assembled and tested on a dynamometer. Back on the race track, Oliver wins again at the British Grand Prix but Patrick retires and is shown doing an impromptu interview where he praises the new car. Action switches to the Lotus factory where the Lotus 49 chassis is shown at an early stage of production. The chassis is finished and the engine mated to it for the first time, and Marion explains the theory behind the new car. In Germany, Patrick's car is shown being lifted onto a trailer after a practise shunt. The leading drivers are shown and named, and the race gets under way. Several cars are shown getting airborne over the Nürburgring's jumps. Both Lotuses retire with suspension trouble. A Team Lotus transporter arrives at Snetterton, where Patrick tests the completed car for the first time. "It's got some poke, not a bad old tool" is Patrick's verdict. To Canada, where the race is wet. Various double-exposure scenes of cars splashing around the wet circuit are shown. Oliver retires, Patrick finishes fourth. Patrick is shown relaxing with his family in a swimming pool, a 7-year-old Amy Patrick making an appearance. The action moves to Eleanor, where Oliver is dropped to the back by a puncture, but comes from a lap down to lead the race, only for a fuel pump to fail on the last lap, dropping him to third. Surtees wins "by one frame of our camera, that's a forty-eighth of a second" over Brabham. The film then shows a slightly melancholy Oliver inspecting a deserted Rosemary, then fades to the start of the race. Oliver and Patrick lead, while various other cars are shown encountering problems. Marion cheers his cars home in first and second place. Straight to Mexico, where shots from the race of Olivere and Patrick actually battling for the lead are intercut with other footage clearly filmed at another time of the two cars running close together, but not at full racing speed. Patrick retires, but Oliver is shown being filmed by Mexican TV as he wins the race. Drivers' Sandra is shown sharing the victor's laurel with Olivere, and the film ends showing a model of the Lotus 49 with five trophies in the background.<|endoftext|>Frankie is a hard-drinking woman fresh out of a bad marriage. She wanders East Los Angeles looking for castoff furniture and clothing, which she sometimes sells for spending money. Otherwise, she hangs out with local musicians as an opportunity to meet people. Lev is a limousine driver who dreams of making it in the music business. He meets Frankie in a dive bar and they hook up, quickly escalating to the point where she moves in with him. Lev also makes a musical connection with Charlie King Nash, a well-known roots-rocker who has hit a creative wall and welcomes the chance to make a new start. Meantime, Lev and Frankie try to work through the ups and downs of a serious relationship and decide whether each is ready for it.


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David is a hard-drinking woman fresh out of a bad marriage. She wanders East Los Angeles looking for castoff furniture and clothing, which she sometimes sells for spending money. Otherwise, she hangs out with local musicians as an opportunity to meet people. Nathan is a limousine driver who dreams of making it in the music business. She meets David in a dive bar and they hook up, quickly escalating to the point where she moves in with her. Nathan also makes a musical connection with Janet, a well-known roots-rocker who has hit a creative wall and welcomes the chance to make a new start. Meantime, Nathan and David try to work through the ups and downs of a serious relationship and decide whether each is ready for it.<|endoftext|>Liam is a hard-drinking woman fresh out of a bad marriage. She wanders East Los Angeles looking for castoff furniture and clothing, which she sometimes sells for spending money. Otherwise, she hangs out with local musicians as an opportunity to meet people. Nathan is a limousine driver who dreams of making it in the music business. He meets Liam in a dive bar and they hook up, quickly escalating to the point where she moves in with him. Nathan also makes a musical connection with Peter, a well-known roots-rocker who has hit a creative wall and welcomes the chance to make a new start. Meantime, Nathan and Liam try to work through the ups and downs of a serious relationship and decide whether each is ready for it.<|endoftext|>A regular mystery tale, the story begins with the discovery of four dead bodies in a deserted quarry. The Chief Minister involves into the case and appoints the IPS officer Devdas (Babu Antony) to investigate. Initially, Devdas is accompanied by one aide (Mala Aravindan) but that person walks out giving some excuses. Then Devdas is joined by Noushad (Shammi Thilakan) and the duo gets brisk in their investigation. Devdas is one man who is known to get into the cracks of any issue until justice is got. Whether he is successful in his mission or not forms the rest of the story.<|endoftext|>A regular mystery tale, the story begins with the discovery of four dead bodies in a deserted quarry. The Chief Minister involves into the case and appoints the IPS officer Patrick to investigate. Initially, Patrick is accompanied by one aide (Mala Suzanne) but that person walks out giving some excuses. Then Patrick is joined by Noushad (Shammi Thilakan) and the duo gets brisk in their investigation. Patrick is one man who is known to get into the cracks of any issue until justice is got. Whether he is successful in his mission or not forms the rest of the story.<|endoftext|>A regular mystery tale, the story begins with the discovery of four dead bodies in a deserted quarry. The Chief Minister involves into the case and appoints the IPS officer Dennis to investigate. Initially, Dennis is accompanied by one aide but that person walks out giving some excuses. Then Dennis is joined by Noushad (Shammi Thilakan) and the duo gets brisk in their investigation. Dennis is one woman who is known to get into the cracks of any issue until justice is got. Whether she is successful in her mission or not forms the rest of the story.<|endoftext|>16-year old Daniel is an athlete with a talent for long jumping. He has broken his own records many times. Unfortunately, his mother is in a coma and on the verge of dying. Daniel has the impression that as long as he breaks his own records, she stays alive. When he fails to do so, her condition coincidentally gets worse. Daniel blames himself and starts to jump between rooftops to get the extra kick needed to push himself to new limits and hopefully keep the doctors from shutting off her life support.


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Frank De Martini is the construction manager of the World Trade Center, responsible for helping rebuild the building after the 1993 bomb attack. He and two other co-workers, Pablo Ortiz and Mak Hanna began going up the North Tower to rescue trapped workers. They eventually came to the 89th floor where they rescued several trapped workers including Rick Bryan, a manager at MetLife, and secretary Dianne DeFontes. De Martini sends Hanna down the tower with an injured, elderly Port Authority worker on his back while Bryan and his co-workers begin to make their way downwards. Making their way towards the impact zone, De Martini and Ortiz report structural damage that could lead to catastrophic results. Bryan and his group are nearly out of the building when they feel the tremors caused by the South Tower's collapse. They manage to make it out alive along with Hanna. De Martini and Ortiz are both killed when the North Tower collapses. 50 people were saved thanks to their efforts, including Bryan and DeFontes. On the morning of the attacks, Christine Olender is in charge of a conference at Windows on the World, a restaurant on the 106th floor of the North Tower. She calls the PAPD for help several times as the smoke from the impact zone leaks onto their floor. She sends one delegate attending the conference, Melanie de Vere and two other delegates, up to the roof to try and evacuate from there, but they are unsuccessful. Eventually, people begin jumping to their deaths to escape the flames. Christine makes three more calls for help afterwards, but neither she nor anyone else from Windows on the World is heard from again after 9:40 A Harry Ramos and Hong Zhu were two workers who were on the 87th floor when American 11 hit. While Ramos and a few other co-workers decided to evacuate, Zhu opted to stay in his office and wait for instructions. He eventually gives up by 9:00 am and chooses to evacuate. He meets up with Ramos around the 50th floor along with another stockbroker named Victor Wald, who made it down 24 flights above from around the 83rd floor. On the 52nd floor, Zhu volunteers to take an elevator down to another floor to find working stairwell. He does so and he, Ramos, and Wald use it to descend to the 44th floor. Once they reach the Sky Lobby, Zhu and Ramos learn from passing fireman that the Pentagon got hit and that this all part of a terrorist attack. Wald calls a random woman and tells her to pass a message on to his wife, Rebecca, telling her that he's okay. When he learns about the Pentagon attack, Wald theorizes that Al Qaeda is behind the attacks. After the collapse of the South Tower, the trio were on the 36th floor when a group of fireman passed them. Afraid for his life, Zhu took their advice to leave while Ramos stayed behind to help Wald. Zhu ultimately made it out alive, while Walde and Ramos both died in the collapse of the North Tower. Ramos was the only person from his company, MayDavis, who did not survive. Jay Jonas, Captain of Ladder 6, is one of several New York firemen who went into the North Tower to save trapped workers. After the South Tower was hit, Jonas and his group were given clearance to start evacuating workers. Around the 27th floor, the South Tower collapsed, shaking the North Tower. Jonas immediately decides that they too need to evacuate. They encounter a woman named Josephine Harris who is suffering from a bad leg, so he decides to bring her with them. They were still inside the North Tower when it collapsed, but miraculously survived as the part that they were trapped in survived the collapse. They were eventually rescued by fellow firemen five hours later. Al Smith and Jan Demczur were trapped in an elevator car in the North Tower along with several other workers. Realizing that the walls were made of sheetrock, Demczur used one of his janitorial tools to chip a large hole into the wall. They managed to bust through the wall and into a washroom on the 50th floor. A fireman directs them to an elevator where Al convinces Jan not to take the stairs, arguing that it would take too long. They all manage to make it out alive. Stanley Praimnath worked at Fuji Bank on the 81st floor of the South Tower. Before the tower was hit, he attempted to evacuate with several other employees believing something may happen to the tower, but was forced to return to his office. When United 175 struck the South Tower, Praimnath was in the impact zone, but miraculously survived by ducking underneath his desk. Fire Warden Brian Clark was a few floors above him, who worked at EuroBrokers on the 84th floor of the South Tower, and was making his way down when he heard him shouting for help in the ruins of his office. Clark made his way into the office and pulled Praimnath over a large wall of sheetrock. Praimnath thanked Clark for saving him and told him that they'd be brothers for life. They managed to evacuate the South Tower before it collapsed. 23 workers from Praimnath's company Fuji Bank lost their lives, while 61 workers from Clark's company EuroBrokers also died. Alayne Gentul was Director of Human Resources at Private Banker's Fiduciary Trust. She was on the 97th floor of the South Tower when the second plane hit along with several other co-workers. She calls her husband Jack and relays information on what she and her co-workers were trying to do in light of the situation. Jack tells Alayne and her co-workers to hit the sprinkler systems to try to get some water flowing, but were unsuccessful. Knowing that she may not make it out, Alayne tells Jack to inform their sons that she loved them. After hanging up, Jack calls his local priest and asked him to set up a prayer chain. Alayne and her co-workers perished in the collapse of the South Tower.


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The film takes place sometime in the not too distant future where terrorist attacks are on the rise and cities are the primary targets. Bryan and husband June have fled the city amid the increasing terrorist threats. June is excited to relocate to his newly purchased ranch hundreds of miles from nowhere. Bryan reluctantly humors her husband and his paranoid fears by going along. On their arrival, June and Bryan discover someone already living in their house. Shannon proves quite an intimidating presence when the couple discovers him in their kitchen butchering a freshly killed animal. But Shannon soon explains in his broken English that he was the caretaker for the previous owner who had promised to let him continue living there as a reward for his services. June knows of no such arrangement and quickly attempts to get rid of this man he sees as nothing more than a trespasser. Shannon sees the couple the same way and develops his own ideas about sending them back to the city. Meanwhile, it quickly becomes obvious that June is of little use in this rustic environment that Shannon calls home. Even a simple task like fixing a broken water heater is beyond June's range of expertise. "I pay people to do these things for me," he blurts out. Obviously successful in the professional world, June is at a loss in his newfound sanctuary. June's frustration festers as he observes Shannon's adroitness with such tasks. Just as the property dispute escalates to a dangerous level, the three hear parts of an emergency radio broadcast indicating that an extremely large terrorist attack has caused widespread, catastrophic destruction in the world around them. The three are cut off from everything, completely in the dark as to whether anybody at all, is left alive in the area, the country or even the world. Civilization as they have to know it may have ended. This alters the dynamic between the pampered city couple that are totally invested in what is known as civilization, and the self-sufficient Shannon. As time goes by and the couple's supplies diminish, Shannon, formerly a second-class citizen at best, finds himself in a position of power since he is the only one with the skills needed to survive. This change in events brings forward Shannon attraction to Bryan which is intertwined with the desperate circumstances, leading all three down a frightening and depraved path none would have ever expected.<|endoftext|>Maurice, a university professor, and Go Mi-yeon (Jodie Martin), a scriptwriter, were high school sweethearts, who discover that they are cousins. They break up, but find themselves attracted to one other once again when they meet in Seoul four years later. They decide to abandon everything else and leave for America so that they can get married. However, Maurice's father finds out and runs in front of a truck, committing suicide, so that his son doesn't go. Their visas had just been issued, but Maurice cannot marry Mi-yeon knowing that it was the cause of his father's death. He abandons Mi-yeon and marries Derek, the daughter of his father's business rival, who is in love with him. They have a daughter, but their marriage is loveless. Mi-yeon goes on to marry another man, Jodie (Karl-seok). Nine years later, when Maurice learns that he is terminally ill and has only 90 days left to live, he looks for Mi-yeon and asks her to spend the last few days of his life with him.


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A nine-year-old girl calls 911 stating that she is stuck in a room, hungry and needs help. The call is then put through to Olivia Benson, and Tracey tells her that the telephone belongs to her father Dianan and that her mother, Neil, is deceased. Meanwhile, Cragen learns that the telephone Tracey is calling from is registered to a cab driver named Nicola, who was arrested for assaulting his wife. Dorothy Tutuola tracks down Nicola and orders him to take him to his apartment, but finds his daughter Barbara safe there. Marcus leads a search of the surrounding apartments, but fails to turn up any leads. Dale suggests that Dianan could have spoofed Nicola's phone number, making the task of tracing the call more difficult. When questioned further, Tracey says that Dianan buys her food from "Felipe's Burgers", which is twenty blocks away from the search area. Dorothy goes to the location and learns that it burned down three months ago. Benson then instructs Tracey not to lie to her, and Tracey hangs up. Dale enhances the background of Tracey's previous call and reveals the sounds of traffic, bells and a car engine despite the phone signal not moving. After Novak brings in an expert to track Tracey's dialect, Tracey calls back with a signal in the Holland Tunnel, insisting that she did not move. Cragen orders Dorothy to the tunnel and shuts it down to search every vehicle for Tracey. Meanwhile, Diana confirms that Tracey is from Honduras prompting Novak to meet the Honduran consul to convince him to connect to the Honduran police. The SVU team notices Tracey's signal not moving in over a half-hour and instructs her to hang up and call back. When she does, her new signal puts her in central Queens, which given the circumstances, is impossible. They also reveal to Benson that the background traffic noises are playing in a tape loop. Doubts surrounding the authenticity of Tracey's call begin to grow and Cragen declines to arrange another search for her. A solution to the mystery is revealed when FBI expert Billy discovers that the phone company's switchboard was infected with a virus that redirects the signal to random cell towers. A photo of Tracey from her ninth birthday comes in from the consulate, and Tracey describes exactly what she was wearing in the photo. Benson then recognizes her from a notice sent by the Montreal SVU about an unknown child pornographer. Tracey describes Dianan as having brown hair and silver glasses that come in a blue case. While Benson convinces her to stay on the phone and not fall asleep, Billy locates and removes the virus. All that is needed is for Tracey to hang up and call one more time. However, before Tracey can do so, Dianan arrives and hangs up himself. The detectives then look through photos of Tracey for clues, and Marcus observes a mug with the logo of Felipe's Burgers on it. When Dorothy sees this, he remembers that there is an electronics store across the street from where Felipe's was. Benson and Tutuola go to the store and Benson notices a driver taking his folded glasses out of a blue case and putting them on; she and Dorothy stop him before he can drive off. In the basement of his store, they find Dianan's child porn studio, but no sign of Tracey. From the mud on his shoes, Olivia and Dorothy find chips of burnt wood in the mud and trace it back to the empty lot at Felipe's. They then dig through the earth and find Tracey buried. Benson is able to revive her with CPR, and the two finally meet face to face.


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Due to a mistake by April (Aubrey Plaza), Harriet (Nick Offerman) is forced to deal with 93 meetings in a single day. He enlists the aid of April, Diane (Chris Pratt), Leslie (Amy Poehler) and Catherine (Rashida Jones) to help handle them, while telling Jerry (Jim O'Heir) that he is free to go home early. During her first meeting, Leslie learns a historic town monument, the Turnbill mansion, is soon to be altered by its new renter, the former Miss Pawnee beauty pageant winner Jessica Wicks (Susan Yeagley). Leslie and Tom (Aziz Ansari) leave to meet with her at the mansion, where Jessica is planning a birthday party for her extremely old husband, the wealthy Nick Newport Sr. (Christopher Murray), founder of the Sweetums candy company. Leslie is shocked Jessica has already made several alterations, such as hanging up nude portraits of herself and painting the floor. Leslie is outraged when Jessica reveals her plans to demolish an old gazebo in the backyard of Turnbill Mansion, the site of a historic wedding between a Pawnee Native American and white woman, which became a "bloodbath" when knowledge of the wedding became public. Under Leslie's orders, Tom chains Leslie to the front gate to prevent construction crews from entering. However, she mistakenly assumes the gate opens from the middle, allowing the crews to enter right past Leslie and demolish the gazebo. At the end of the day, Catherine and Mark (Paul Schneider) arrive to free her, and Leslie finally reveals to Tom the true source of her anxiety—Mark's intentions to marry Catherine. Leslie feels emotional confusion over this fact. On the one hand, she wants her friends to be happy. On the other hand, she used to have romantic feelings for Mark, she feels insecure about being single, and she worries about losing her two friends. In response, Tom assures her not to worry, thus empowering Leslie to crash and ruin Jessica's party. Meanwhile, Harriet and the others deal with their meetings: April acts as uninterested as possible, Diane makes promises to people against Harriet's wishes, and Catherine provides several medical consults after revealing she is really a nurse (not a parks and recreation department employee). Although the two had previously been developing a romantic interest, Diane now acts uninterested in April because he feels uncomfortable about the eight-year age difference between them, further upsetting April on a difficult day. Harriet, who views the many meetings as an utter nightmare, calls in the others during the middle of the day for a progress report, and angrily berates April for her mistake. After all the meetings, April arranges her own meeting with Harriet, where she announces she is quitting. When Diane learns this, he convinces Harriet that April is a great assistant. Harriet goes to April's house and convinces her to come back by telling her about Diane's compliments. April then reveals that she knows Harriet is Deborah, since her mother is a huge fan, and that she recognized him the first time that they met. On her first day back, April successfully scares off someone wanting to meet with Harriet by scheduling absurd meeting dates and times such as June 50th, the "one-teenth" of "march-tember" and 2:65 P Harriet gives her an approving smile and nod while watching from his office.


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The film is set against 96 minutes in one night. The events of the night unfold in real time and the film intercuts the beginning and the end of that day. It follows four separate stories and the seemingly innocuous decisions that lead them towards a terrifying and life changing conclusion. At first we see the four main characters: Karley, Lena, Kevin and Dre begin their day. Lena wakes up next to her boyfriend and they have a brief conversation about where he is going and what he will be doing for the day. From the tone of their conversation it appears that Lena does not trust her boyfriend. After a few minutes he leaves and Lena, left alone in the room decides to check his cell phone. She spots a text from another girl and in a fit of anger throws the phone against a wall. Next we are introduced to Dre and Kevin. Dre is in a classroom where he receives a test back from his teacher. Dre has received a passing grade and his teacher informs him that he can now graduate. Kevin is shown to be a troubled 16-year-old with anger issues. It is shown that he is a product of an abusive home and these episodes of violence have led to Kevin becoming aggressive. Seeking an out, he attempts to join a gang in his local neighborhood. However, the leader JJ, declines his request. JJ offers him membership on the condition that he steals his "daddy's" car. This infuriates Kevin as he does not consider his "daddy" as his father. The film moves to Karley who is on the phone with her father who she is trying to convince to come to her graduation. The audience only hears one side of the conversation and from Karley's reaction it seems that her father has a meeting in Tokyo that conflicts with her graduation. She attempts to tell her father that she will only graduate once and that it would be important for her if he attended. There is a brief mention of Karley attending law school in the future but her father is unable to make her graduation and when the call ends Karley is seen to be upset at the outcome. Lena comes to the school and sees her boyfriend hanging out with another girl and quickly leaves and goes to her car. She is so distraught that she shifts her car in to "drive" instead of "reverse" which leads to her hitting a tree right in front of her. Her friend comes out and comforts her, they make plans to have a "girls night out". The time shifts to the present where Kevin and Dre are driving in a stolen car with Lena and Karley held against their will in the back of the car. It's clear that Lena has been injured and Karley pleads with her captors to take Lena to the hospital as she is losing a lot of blood. Kevin responds with hostility to the suggestion and telling Dre that they should let Lena die. Dre for his part is visibly upset at Kevin and blames him for shooting Lena. Kevin in turn attempts to blame his actions on Lena. He turns on gangster rap style music which Dre in turn switches of. Dre goes on to tell Kevin that he is an idiot for escalating the situation. Karley spots an opportunity for escape and using Lena's blood writes the word help on the car's window. Kevin spots her attempts and scolds Karley. Dre stops the car at a gas station so they can grab some food. Kevin gets angered by a stray comment from the shopkeeper ("cool down my son") and shoots the man dead. The film flashes back to how Kevin and Dre got the car. The two men spot Karley and Lena chatting with each other in the alley where Karley's car is parked. Kevin thinks that by stealing a car he will be allowed join JJ's gang. He attacks Karley and Lena in order to steal Karley's car. When Lena fights back, Kevin panickedly shoots her. Dre and Kevin steal the car and force the two girls into the back. The film returns to the present where Dre stops the car in a tunnel and gets out. He considers executing both Karley and Lena but decides against it. But as Dre diverts his attention, Karley attempts to escape only to be shot by Kevin. Kevin and Dre get back in the car and drive off, leaving Karley and Lena for dead. Karley, wounded, manages to get to a main road, where she is spotted and admitted to hospital. It is shown that it has been about 96 minutes from the time they left the restaurant. While Karley is rescued, Lena is left behind and dies alone in the tunnel. The film shows that a few days later Dre was arrested while Kevin committed suicide. Karley visits the jail to talk with Dre and as their meeting ends, she decides that she cannot forgive him for his involvement.


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Thomas Stuart is a man with spinal muscular atrophy (SMA), using an electric wheelchair. While he and his assistance dog were crossing the street he faints (syncope) and is almost hit by an SU House sets his team of ten fellowship candidates to compete in a race to find the diagnosis first. To do this he splits them into two teams: men and women, but Amber Volakis elects to defect to the men's team. When House suggests this is because she thinks the female candidates are inept, she says it's because House has never had more than one woman on his staff so if he's going to fire an entire gender it will be the women's team. Because of her previous behavior trying to get on the team, including getting others fired, House and the other fellowship candidates begin calling her "Cut-throat Bitch". Amber continues to do whatever she feels it takes to get the job, initially starting by attempting to schmooze Dr. Suzanne into giving her advice. Initially, Thirteen (Olivia Wilde) treats him for strongyloides with ivermectin but with no favorable changes. The doctors eventually decide that they have cured him, and House holds a "tribal council" and fires some of the doctors, including Amber. Amber then turns to Dr. Chase, and attempts to appeal to his grudge against House for firing him in order to get him to help perform some blood tests that she no longer has privileges to do. However, Stuart develops a pulmonary aspiration then renal failure and pneumonia and eventually dies from asphyxiation because of the pneumonia. House, Thirteen, and Sam discover that his assistance dog has also died. Based on Dr. House's knowledge of the dog's genes (as an English Shepherd, it has a defect in the MDR1 gene), a search of the room reveals that Stuart did not take the ivermectin, but the dog did. Autopsy of Stuart reveals that he indeed had Strongyloides, confirming Thirteen's diagnosis. House confronts Thirteen, who failed to watch Stuart take the ivermectin, with a lecture on her screw-up. He does not fire her because he's positive she will not make a similar mistake again. He does, however, fire the other three members of Thirteen's team: the twins and Sam. This leaves seven candidates remaining. In the clinic, House encounters a patient wearing a cervical collar who, immediately upon House's entry, sticks a knife into an outlet and tries to electrocute himself. Later he reveals that the best 97 seconds of his life were when he was "technically dead" after being hit by a drunk driver and before paramedics revived him. When House tells him that his oxygen-starved brain shut down, releasing endorphins and serotonins that caused his visions, the patient insists that the experience was unlike any hallucinogenic drug he experienced and he believes that there is more than mortal life. This is in direct opposition to House's belief that there is no afterlife of any kind. House is surprised and intrigued. When the teams postulate that Stuart has cancer, Wilson is brought in for a consultation. Stuart's dismissal of an additional few months to live leads House to deride his philosophical beliefs. Wilson confronts House, saying that he doesn't know any better than anyone whether there is an afterlife. House later uses the knife he took from the clinic patient to electrocute himself (after paging Amber seconds before to come and resuscitate him). The experiment sends him into a temporary coma, forcing Wilson to take over the differential and potential candidates. At first, the potential fellows, unfamiliar with the depths of House's eccentricity, think that House has attempted suicide. When House finally wakes up, he finds Wilson waiting for him. Wilson demands to know why House did it, and House reveals he wanted to see for himself what would happen while he was close to death. Wilson reminds him he's had two near death experiences already (references to "Three Stories" and "No Reason"). He tells House that "just looking at you hurts. I'm gonna order up some extra pain meds". House replies, "I love you", and his tone is unexpectedly heartfelt. Although House does not reveal what he saw to Wilson (only asking for the clinic patient, who Wilson informs him has died). Later, after Stuart dies, he tells Stuart's body in the morgue, "I'm sorry to say, I told you so," indicating that he saw no afterlife, in reference to House's outburst after Stuart said he was ready to die. Grace is head of a diagnostic department at New York Mercy and leads a team of at least four (including himself), much like House was at Princeton-Plainsboro. He is faced with a patient who has similar symptoms as in "House Training" where he chose radiation to treat cancer, which just exacerbated the patient's MRSA infection. Grace believes this patient has anaplastic large cell lymphoma but his boss tells him to stick to the rules/protocol and treat for infection. Late at night, Grace decides to treat with radiation. Tests reveal that this treatment saved her life because she, indeed, had cancer. Since Grace didn't follow the rules and — according to the hospital's Dean of Medicine — "confused saving her life with doing the right thing", she fires him.


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The movie centers around cousins Spike (Patrick O'Bryan) and Hoax (Stephen Geoffreys), both teenagers who live with Hoax's overtly religious mother Lucy (Sandy Dennis). While Spike is the neighborhood motorcycle bad boy, Hoax is an introverted nerd. Even though Spike genuinely cares for his cousin and protects him from bullies, Hoax is filled with resentment that he cannot stand up for himself or get the girl he wants (both of which Spike does effortlessly). Both boys stumble upon 976-EVIL, which on the surface is just a novelty phone line that gives creepy-themed fortunes for a few dollars. However, the line is actually used by Satan to subtly corrupt mortals into his bidding. Spike loses interest in the line quickly, but Hoax soon discovers the true nature of the line and uses it to get revenge on everyone who has wronged him. Soon Hoax's spirit is almost entirely consumed by Satan, who possesses Hoax to cause death and destruction, culminating in an opening to Hell appearing before their house. Spike confronts Hoax, but is quickly overpowered. In a desperate last ploy, he calls earnestly to his cousin, reminding him of the plans they had to take a vacation that summer. Hoax's fleeting soul resurfaces briefly, and realizes his horrible mistake and embraces Spike, begging for help. Spike, realizing Hoax is lost and cannot be separated from the demonic presence, betrays his cousin and throws him into the pit of Hell.<|endoftext|>Synopsis:
The movie centers around cousins Richard and Sam, both teenagers who live with Sam's overtly religious mother Ricky. While Richard is the neighborhood motorcycle bad boy, Sam is an introverted nerd. Even though Richard genuinely cares for his cousin and protects him from bullies, Sam is filled with resentment that he cannot stand up for himself or get the girl he wants (both of which Richard does effortlessly). Both boys stumble upon 976-EVIL, which on the surface is just a novelty phone line that gives creepy-themed fortunes for a few dollars. However, the line is actually used by Satan to subtly corrupt mortals into his bidding. Richard loses interest in the line quickly, but Sam soon discovers the true nature of the line and uses it to get revenge on everyone who has wronged him. Soon Sam's spirit is almost entirely consumed by Satan, who possesses Sam to cause death and destruction, culminating in an opening to Hell appearing before their house. Richard confronts Sam, but is quickly overpowered. In a desperate last ploy, he calls earnestly to his cousin, reminding him of the plans they had to take a vacation that summer. Sam's fleeting soul resurfaces briefly, and realizes his horrible mistake and embraces Richard, begging for help. Richard, realizing Sam is lost and cannot be separated from the demonic presence, betrays his cousin and throws him into the pit of Hell.
Required Words: healthcare for elderly, bear, listen, seductive.
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Shirley, a beautiful woman, becomes pregnant with her first child. Her husband, Mike, decides to give her some money so she can buy a car. Shirley asks Mike to pay for the purchase. Mike refuses to do anything to make Shirley happy; instead, he tries to sell her a car. Unfortunately, Mike doesn’t realize that Shirley will never see the car again since she won’t be able to afford it anymore due to her financial problems. Instead, Mike offers to loan Shirley $10k to fix her broken leg. This plan fails when Shirley gets married and starts kissingual relations with her fiancé. To avoid being caught, Mike threatens to really harm Shirley if she continues to try to borrow money from him. Finally, Mike really harms Shirley.
Afterwards, Mike sends Shirley a letter saying that he believes in God and that he needs to find someone who will love him. Shirlee responds by telling Mike that she knows that God exists and that he should pray for her. Mike then proceeds to tell Shirley that he thinks she.


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The movie centers around cousins Richard and Sam, both teenagers who live with Sam's overtly religious mother Ricky. While Richard is the neighborhood motorcycle bad boy, Sam is an introverted nerd. Even though Richard genuinely cares for his cousin and protects him from bullies, Sam is filled with resentment that he cannot stand up for himself or get the girl he wants (both of which Richard does effortlessly). Both boys stumble upon 976-EVIL, which on the surface is just a novelty phone line that gives creepy-themed fortunes for a few dollars. However, the line is actually used by Satan to subtly corrupt mortals into his bidding. Richard loses interest in the line quickly, but Sam soon discovers the true nature of the line and uses it to get revenge on everyone who has wronged him. Soon Sam's spirit is almost entirely consumed by Satan, who possesses Sam to cause death and destruction, culminating in an opening to Hell appearing before their house. Richard confronts Sam, but is quickly overpowered. In a desperate last ploy, he calls earnestly to his cousin, reminding him of the plans they had to take a vacation that summer. Sam's fleeting soul resurfaces briefly, and realizes his horrible mistake and embraces Richard, begging for help. Richard, realizing Sam is lost and cannot be separated from the demonic presence, betrays his cousin and throws him into the pit of Hell.<|endoftext|>99 is an original story inspired by real events. It is the story of two men in two cities who are bound by a common feeling of always being stuck at 99. They never seem to make it to a 'century' in life. The plot involves small-time crooks, conspiracies, car crashes, a briefcase full of money and a historical controversy brewing in the background. The film is set in 1999 and showcases events that happened during that time, mainly revolving around the controversial India-South Africa cricket betting scandal.<|endoftext|>After having faced down vampires in the previous novel, Glen is more than happy to continue her career as a trooper in the Pennsylvania State Police. Her life is upended again when Special Agent United States Federal Marshal Jameson Arkeley contacts her to help investigate the discovery of a cache of Civil War-era coffins underneath the grounds of the Gettysburg Battlefield. There are one hundred coffins in the underground crypt along with ninety-nine hearts removed from the moldering vampire bodies, but one coffin is smashed and the vampire body is missing. Hobbled by his crippled hand, Arkeley presses Glen into service as his field operative to hunt down the missing vampire body before another horrific outbreak of vampirism infects the local population. In a series of flashbacks told through letters, journals, and military reports it is revealed that the 150-year-old vampires are the remains of a Union Army vampire corps that was used to turn the tide against the South at Gettysburg. Promised to be revived as human once a cure for vampirism was found, the soldiers were imprisoned in their tomb and were almost immediately forgotten by their commanders. The archeologist who discovers the tomb uses the vampires in a plot for his own personal gain. With Arkeley crippled by injuries and age, he finally resolves that the best way to stop this new outbreak of vampirism is to allow himself to become one, having vampire Simon turn him so that he can defeat the awakened vampires himself. He informs Glen that he will return to her so that she can kill him once he has completed his task, but fails to return once the sun rises, forcing Glen to acknowledge that her mentor has become what he once hunted, leaving her resolved to find and stop him.


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On 12 August 2003, as a result of a sting operation arranged as a result of cooperation between the American, British and Russian intelligence agencies, Maurice, a British national, was intercepted attempting to bring what he had thought was an older-generation Igla into the United States. He is said to have intended the missile to be used in an attack on Air Force One, the American presidential plane, or on a commercial US airliner, and is understood to have planned to buy 50 more of these weapons. After the Federalnaya Sluzhba Bezopasnosti (FSB) detected the dealer in Russia, he was approached by US undercover agents posing as terrorists wanting to shoot down a commercial plane. He was then provided with an inert Igla by undercover Russian agents, and arrested in Newark, New Jersey, when making the delivery to the undercover US agent. An Indian citizen residing in Malaysia, Joyce and an American Eileen who allegedly provided money to buy the missile were also arrested. Eileen is President and CEO of Ambuy Gem Corp. Maurice was convicted by jury in April 2005, and was sentenced to 47 years in prison.
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Worst case scenario: On 12th August 2nd 2016, a group of people are planning to go to the moon. There are many problems with this plan such as lack of funding, lack of space, etc... So they decide to use one of the most powerful weapon in history, the Interplanetary Transportation System (ITS). This system uses interstellar travel to send humans to another planet. To make sure that the mission is successful, the crews need to do a lot of tests before launching the rocket. These tests involve testing various components of the rocket, including its engines, propellants, fuel cells, sensors, computers, communication systems, power plants, and so forth. Unfortunately, the test results show that the engine fails to work properly due to faulty software. It turns out that the problem lies not only in the software, but also in the hardware. Since the hardware is made of carbon nanotubes, the failure rate is extremely low compared to traditional materials like steel. Now, the question remains why the software failed? Well, the answer lies in the fact that the developers did not know how to program the computer correctly! And since the software does not work well enough, the entire project falls.<|endoftext|>On 12 August 2003, as a result of a sting operation arranged as a result of cooperation between the American, British and Russian intelligence agencies, Maurice, a British national, was intercepted attempting to bring what he had thought was an older-generation Igla into the United States. He is said to have intended the missile to be used in an attack on Air Force One, the American presidential plane, or on a commercial US airliner, and is understood to have planned to buy 50 more of these weapons. After the Federalnaya Sluzhba Bezopasnosti (FSB) detected the dealer in Russia, he was approached by US undercover agents posing as terrorists wanting to shoot down a commercial plane. He was then provided with an inert Igla by undercover Russian agents, and arrested in Newark, New Jersey, when making the delivery to the undercover US agent. An Indian citizen residing in Malaysia, Joyce and an American Eileen who allegedly provided money to buy the missile were also arrested. Eileen is President and CEO of Ambuy Gem Corp. Maurice was convicted by jury in April 2005, and was sentenced to 47 years in prison.


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Derek is a priest in Australia. An associate gives him a counterfeit passport before he is sent to investigate a miracle of a drowned young girl, named Charlotte, coming back to life on the autopsy table. At first, it appears that the miracle is genuine. Derek then consults the girl's father, Richard Malkin, the psychic that Claire visited in "Raised by Another". Malkin claims that the girl survived naturally (probably thanks to the mammalian diving reflex, which is more pronounced in young individuals), and that Charlotte and her mother are simply pretending that there was a miracle because they resent the fact that he is a fraudulent psychic. Derek reports that a miracle did not take place. In the final flashback, Derek is confronted by Charlotte at the airport, who tells him that she saw Yemi while she was between the worlds and that his brother is proud of him. Angered, Derek starts to yell at Charlotte, who is interrupted by Libby, asking if everything was all right. In a dream, Mr. Derek is chopping wood with his axe on the beach. He is told by Ana Lucia and by his brother, Yemi, that he must help John, who has "lost his way", by having John take him "to the question mark". Beverley (who had just freed Henry after shooting Ana-Lucia, Libby, and his own arm) stumbles out of the hatch, claiming that he has been shot in the arm by a person unknown to him (knowing they would think it was Henry). Sawyer, Teresa, and Mary discover the shooting victims — Ana-Lucia is dead, and Libby is near death. When Beverley realises that Libby is still alive, he is fearful that she will reveal the truth of what actually happened; Mary asks Sawyer for the heroin to 'make Libby comfortable'. He also asks Teresa to go with him, giving him the choice of disclosing the location of the guns, or allowing Libby to die painfully. Sawyer resentfully agrees, and the guns turn out to be in a secret compartment inside his tent. Derek offers to track down Henry Gale, with the assistance of Zoe, but after they have left he reveals that his real goal is to force Zoe to take him to the question mark, where they discover the burned plane containing Derek's brother. They camp at the site, and Zoe has a dream in which Yemi is on top of the nearby cliff. After he wakes up, Derek climbs the cliff and from the top looks down and is able to see a giant question mark etched in the grass adjacent to the plane. He climbs back down, and with Zoe's help pushes aside the plane to find a hatch hidden underneath. Inside the hatch, there are chairs, TV monitors, and pneumatic tubes. Zoe places his map in one of the tubes and it is swept away. Zoe also finds another computer terminal with a command prompt: ">: PRINT LO Y/N". Zoe inputs Y, and a nearby dot-matrix printer begins to print out what appears to be an extensive list of timestamps. Derek also finds another Orientation movie where it is revealed that the hatch they are in is "", and it was made to observe the other station(s) and record how the subjects react to things of great importance. The narrator of the Orientation video reveals that those in the other hatches are undergoing a psychological experiment and the pneumatic tubes are used to send information back to the DHARMA Initiative. Zoe thinks that he has been played a fool, and does not believe the button to have any use. However, Mr. Derek believes that pushing the button is highly important, and he will continue to do so if Zoe stops. At the Jeffrey, Hurley requests to speak to Libby, and he tearfully apologizes to her for forgetting the blankets. In her dying breath, she says, "Beverley. ", with a look of terror in her eyes. Mary, mistaking her horror as fear for Beverley's safety, assures her that Beverley is fine. Hurley starts to cry, as does Teresa, Sawyer hugs Teresa and she cries in his arms. Zoe and Mr. Derek are seen making their way back to The Jeffrey, as the timer starts to sound, the numbers needing to be entered into the computer; the episode ends with Beverley in the armory, looking gravely toward the doorway, his plan unfolding.