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* Ah, do you remember that American spaceman from the future? The one who crashed here. |
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* Ohhh, him! Yes, everyone at work's been talking about him.
* What a story! |
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* Well, ah... I found him wandering around the streets and he looked, ah, confused, and lost, and I felt bad for him, and...
* I... maybe told him he could come over for dinner? |
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* Aha, it's fine, Parvin. We've got plenty to go around.
* You can invite him in, Sitara. |
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* Thanks Mum and Dad.
* MISTER SPACEMAN? YOU CAN COME IN NOW! |
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* So, Spaceman...
* Sorry, I don't think I caught your name? |
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* Okay, Glard.
* You're from the future, yes? I've always been interested in up-and-coming technologies.
* Tell me, how does all this AI business turn out? Does that go anywhere? |
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* Let the man breathe, Parvin.
* I'm sure he's still getting used to our time.
* We must seem completely medieval to him, haha... |
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* You're not eating, Mister Gorpnan. Is the food to your liking?
* I don't know what you like, but I can whip you up something else.
* A hamburger, maybe? |
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* Swati, that's offensive. |
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* I'm just offering!
* Really, anything you need, feel free to ask. |
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* Yes yes, don't worry about imposing.
* You're our guest, after all. |
I--
I'm sorry, it's just.
You're... an ave? And a hominid?
And, you... you worked it out? |
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* He must still be in shock, poor man... |
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* Well, ah. Glard.
* We've had our challenges, same as anyone, but... |
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* Yes, we're very happy together. |
I... I can't be alone right now... |
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* Well then come in out of the cold, you silly--oh! |
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* Oh-h!! Cliff, this is... |
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