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Noah & The Ark · The Chosen People

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  Speaker 3: Previously on The Chosen People. The Earth was still young,
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  Speaker 3: and humanity multiplied from within small families and stretched outward. Cain,
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  Speaker 3: driven by a restless ambition, ventured further east, carving a
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  Speaker 3: name for himself in the annals of history. His progeny,
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  Speaker 3: a dark brood, sowed the seeds of destruction, chaos, and pride.
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  Speaker 3: marring God's creation with their deeds. Seth, however, chose a
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  Speaker 3: different path, one laden with the weight of redemption. Amidst
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  Speaker 3: these clashing legacies, Enoch walked, a righteous man navigating the
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  Speaker 3: perilous expanse.
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  Speaker 4: This earth has been corrupted, Matty.
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  Speaker 2: It's been tainted, not just by the giants, but by
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  Speaker 2: the darkness that's spread in the hearts of men. I
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  Speaker 2: fear the Creator won't endure this evil much longer.
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  Speaker 4: Why is that?
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  Speaker 2: Evil grieves his heart. This corruption, this violence, it wasn't
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  Speaker 2: his intention.
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  Speaker 3: Enoch left the earth, and now it was Methuselah's turn
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  Speaker 3: to carry the torch of God's promise.
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  Speaker 1: My spirit shall not abide in man forever, for he
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  Speaker 1: is flesh. A hundred and twenty years is what they
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  Speaker 1: will have left. I will blot out man from the
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  Speaker 1: face of the land, for I am sorry that I
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  Speaker 1: have made them.
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  Speaker 3: When Methuselah passed, Noah was the last to honor the Creator,
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  Speaker 3: a solitary light in a dark world.
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  Speaker 1: A storm was coming.
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  Speaker 3: The purifying and terrifying work of God was at hand. Yet,
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  Speaker 3: in the midst of it all, Hope still remained. It
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  Speaker 3: flickered like a faint light, carried carefully by Noah.
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  Speaker 2: Perhaps we will endure the judgment to come.
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  Speaker 1: Run, Ham! Don't look back!
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  Speaker 5: Where's Japheth?
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  Speaker 4: I'll go back and get him.
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  Speaker 1: Go get father!
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  Speaker 3: Ham's instincts took over.
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  Speaker 1: He slid under a wooden beam.
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  Speaker 3: And bolted under the archway leading out of the city.
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  Speaker 3: The sound of cackling men grew louder from behind, a
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  Speaker 3: dreadful chorus to his escape. Ham obeyed his brother's command
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  Speaker 3: and did not look back, though he could hear the
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  Speaker 3: sickening sound of fists striking flesh. Shen's sacrifice echoed in
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  Speaker 3: Ham's ears, driving him forward. Tears streamed down his face,
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  Speaker 3: evaporating almost as soon as they fell. Their father had
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  Speaker 3: warned them about lingering in the city. Hem ran like
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  Speaker 3: a hunted deer, his feet barely touching the ground as.
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  Speaker 4: He crossed grass and logs and.
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  Speaker 1: Leaped over brooks.
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  Speaker 3: His father's farm lay beyond the city, nestled in a
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  Speaker 3: protective embrace of twin mountains. Smoke curled from the chimney,
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  Speaker 3: a beacon of warmth and safety. Ham burst through the door,
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  Speaker 3: collapsing in front of the dusty hearth.
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  Speaker 6: Father, Shem and Japheth have been captured by the men
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  Speaker 6: of the city.
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  Speaker 2: We only went because- Do you know which part of.
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  Speaker 6: The city- Yes, the south entrance, in the Tanner's district.
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  Speaker 1: Come with me.
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  Speaker 3: Noah retrieved a bow and arrow and slung it over
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  Speaker 3: his shoulder. He darted toward the city, saying little to
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  Speaker 3: his youngest son as he paced behind him. Noah had
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  Speaker 3: repeatedly warned his sons about the city's dangers. It was
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  Speaker 3: a den of iniquity. The city's corruption was pervasive and
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  Speaker 3: violence lurked in every shadow. At times, it was a
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  Speaker 3: necessary task since most precious materials were hoarded there. but
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  Speaker 3: Noah had strictly warned them not to linger. Bloodlust corrupted
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  Speaker 3: every inch of the city. If you remained too long,
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  Speaker 3: it was only a matter of time before a passing
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  Speaker 3: glance or nod of the head would earn you a
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  Speaker 3: spear through the throat, or worse. The surrounding villages weren't
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  Speaker 3: much safer either. Mankind was blighted by bloodshed and discord.
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  Speaker 3: Noah was determined to oppose the culture. Like his great-grandfather Enoch,
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  Speaker 3: Noah possessed a heart attuned to God's voice. He walked
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  Speaker 3: with him daily, as one would with a friend. It
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  Speaker 3: was a lost art, hearkening back to the ancient days
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  Speaker 3: in the Great Garden. Noah and Ham reached the south entrance.
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  Speaker 3: Noah briskly strode around a jagged wooden totem and crouched down.
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  Speaker 3: Ham remained his shadow, mimicking every move. Ham could feel
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  Speaker 3: his father's steady breaths, neither panicked nor frustrated. Ham, ashamed
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  Speaker 3: at his own stress, pointed to the large building made
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  Speaker 3: of bone and wood.
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  Speaker 6: They should be in there. I swear, father, we didn't
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  Speaker 6: do anything wrong. I wanted to buy a carving knife,
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  Speaker 6: but didn't realize what a harsh man the tanner was.
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  Speaker 6: He said our hides would make him more than the
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  Speaker 6: southern gazelles.
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  Speaker 3: These.
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  Speaker 4: People fall further into darkness each day, Ham. They've become
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  Speaker 4: more like animals than humans. Your mistake was staying in
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  Speaker 4: the den too long.
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  Speaker 3: Noah was not a violent man. He was not corrupted
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  Speaker 3: by the same evil that blighted the others. His bow
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  Speaker 3: was for moments like these and these alone. Noah removed
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  Speaker 3: his bow, placed an arrow on the string, and stretched
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  Speaker 3: it backward. His arms flexed in place. perfectly still. His
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  Speaker 3: breath was steady as the rivers flow. He surveyed the
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  Speaker 3: scene through the arrow's shaft, marking the men by the
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  Speaker 3: rear entrance and the livestock pen nearby. A large water
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  Speaker 3: basin stood beside the pen. Noah breathed in sharply, then
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  Speaker 3: released the arrow with an exhale. It whistled through the air,
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  Speaker 3: striking one of the thin legs underneath. The basin tumbled
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  Speaker 3: with a loud crash, spilling water over the livestock and
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  Speaker 3: causing a panic. The men rushed to the scene, leaving
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  Speaker 3: the rear entrance unguarded. Now Noah and Ham darted toward
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  Speaker 3: the back entrance. Noah's legs were lean and muscular, easily
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  Speaker 3: kicking down the door. Shem was tied up, face swollen
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  Speaker 3: and bloodied from several beatings. Japheth was in better shape.
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  Speaker 3: supposedly because the Tanner wanted him unblemished. They swiftly removed
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  Speaker 3: their vines and held them out. The four rushed out,
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  Speaker 3: nearly unnoticed, until a voice cackled from behind.
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  Speaker 4: Is that the, uh, hermit farmer, uh, Noah?
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  Speaker 1: Here in the city.
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  Speaker 5: What a rare sight this is.
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  Speaker 3: Noah and his sons were cut off by some large men.
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  Speaker 3: Their ridged brows and serpent-like eyes gave away their heritage.
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  Speaker 3: These men were descendants of the Nephilim, One struck Noah
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  Speaker 3: in the jaw, sending him back into the mud. The
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  Speaker 3: tanner skulked closer and grabbed Noah by the hair.
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  Speaker 1: If I'd known these were your boys, I would have
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  Speaker 1: prepared them over a fire to enjoy between bread.
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  Speaker 4: Let the boys go!
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  Speaker 1: Or what, son of Seth?
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  Speaker 4: What will you do to me?
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  Speaker 6: Will you shoot me with your tiny twigs?
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  Speaker 3: Nah!
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  Speaker 5: I know you don't have it in you.
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  Speaker 1: You wouldn't swat a fly.
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  Speaker 3: The tanner removed Noah's bow and snapped it over his leg.
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  Speaker 3: The beastly man laughed and wiped his nose.
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  Speaker 4: Your boys don't know how business is done here.
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  Speaker 1: You should have taught them right.
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  Speaker 4: Maybe I'll keep the youngest, raise him myself.
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  Speaker 3: He seized Ham's jaw, his rotten teeth bared in a smile.
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  Speaker 3: Noah's eyes remained steady, his palms outstretched.
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  Speaker 4: Let's negotiate and find a path to peace. Hey, we've
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  Speaker 4: crops we've cultivated. How about three years of grain for
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  Speaker 4: the trouble?
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  Speaker 5: Why get three years when I could have three fine
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  Speaker 5: young men working my.
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  Speaker 4: Shop for me? Maybe I'll kill you. Take them and
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  Speaker 4: go back for your wife and land.
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  Speaker 3: The Tanner's grin widened. He pressed a blade to Noah's throat,
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  Speaker 3: but a distant drumbeat stilled his hand. The Tanner's smile
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  Speaker 3: faded as the drums grew louder, accompanied by bestial screams.
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  Speaker 3: The sounds intensified, causing the Tanner and his companions to
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  Speaker 3: shake in fear.
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  Speaker 4: They're back!
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  Speaker 3: The tanner lowered his blade and ran back into his home.
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  Speaker 3: Noah and his sons turned to run, but the gates
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  Speaker 3: burst open and the woods split open in a hundred directions,
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  Speaker 3: revealing warriors from Cain's line, feral and bloodthirsty, come to
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  Speaker 3: murder and plunder. Their weapons were crudely crafted, not for
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  Speaker 3: noble battle, but for torture. Some were swords with jagged tips.
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  Speaker 3: Others were clubs with barbed edges. Some came with nets
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  Speaker 3: and others with nothing, naked and giant, cracking the skulls
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  Speaker 3: of those unfortunate enough to cross their path. Noah and
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  Speaker 3: the boys hid behind the fallen water basin. Ham trembled
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  Speaker 3: in place, tears silently falling from.
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  Speaker 4: His shaking cheeks.
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  Speaker 3: Noah turned and gave him a reassuring squeeze on the arm.
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  Speaker 4: Trust in God. We will find a way.
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  Speaker 1: Father, look!
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  Speaker 3: Shem pointed to a reservoir beside the gate. The pool
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  Speaker 3: was filled from a small opening in the wall, allowing
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  Speaker 3: water from the brook to flow freely in. Noah nodded
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  Speaker 3: in approval and signaled for the boys to hold. They
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  Speaker 3: waited until the last of the men stormed the city.
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  Speaker 3: They were all unhinged like rabid dogs. People slaughtered for sport,
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  Speaker 3: violence for the sake of violence. They lived in a
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  Speaker 3: truly fallen world, a world of despair. When it seemed
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  Speaker 3: like they were all occupied, Noah charged his sons to run.
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  Speaker 3: They flew to the reservoir and dove in, then swam
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  Speaker 3: through the small opening leading to the other side of
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  Speaker 3: the gate. Noah waited for all his sons to dive
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  Speaker 3: in before bolting. His legs were worn from years of
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  Speaker 3: farming but still strong enough to pound through the mud.
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  Speaker 3: He dove into the water but before reaching the opening
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  Speaker 3: he was pulled out by the ankle.
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  Speaker 1: A man threw him backward and.
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  Speaker 3: Pressed his thumbs on Noah's neck. His hands were thick
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  Speaker 3: like the paws of a bear. Noah feared he wouldn't
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  Speaker 3: escape them. He reached for a stick, a stone, anything
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  Speaker 3: to use against a man, but his fists were empty
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  Speaker 3: and weakening. His vision blurred at the edges and his
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  Speaker 3: head throbbed from the lack of oxygen. Before succumbing to
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  Speaker 3: the man's grip, he was struck on the side of
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  Speaker 3: the head. Japheth had returned for him.
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  Speaker 4: Come on, father, up!
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  Speaker 3: Japheth lifted Noah. The two stumbled into the water and
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  Speaker 3: swam through the hole and out the other side. Shem
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  Speaker 3: and Ham were already running, arrows and stones whistling past them.
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  Speaker 3: They escaped into the wilderness, bruised but alive, the shadow
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  Speaker 3: of the city left behind. Shem and Japheth stared blankly
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  Speaker 3: into the crackling fire. Their mother pressed a damp cloth
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  Speaker 3: to their bloody cheeks, her touch tender yet firm. Shem
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  Speaker 3: winced and pulled away, while Japheth remained still, his eyes unfocused.
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  Speaker 5: How many times has your father warned you about bartering
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  Speaker 5: in the city without him? Whose idea was it?
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  Speaker 3: Shem and Japheth's eyes shifted to Ham, then quickly back
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  Speaker 3: to the fire, betraying their guilt.
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  Speaker 5: Ham, you three are men, ready to marry and start
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  Speaker 5: your own families. Think about your responsibility to the future
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  Speaker 5: next time you think about something so foolish.
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  Speaker 4: Yes, Mother.
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  Speaker 5: Tomorrow, we head west to our relatives beyond the Tishar.
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  Speaker 5: You will meet your future wives. Do not mention any
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  Speaker 5: of this recklessness when we go. Do you all understand?
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  Speaker 3: The boys all nodded with weary faces. Noah entered, his
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  Speaker 3: steps heavy with fatigue. His voice, though gruff, carried an
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  Speaker 3: earnestness that commanded attention.
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  Speaker 4: These are dark times, my sons. Remaining in the light
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  Speaker 4: will require wisdom. Learn to listen to the voice of God.
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  Speaker 5: Noah, come here. Let me look at you.
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  Speaker 4: No, no.
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  Speaker 3: I'm fine.
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  Speaker 1: I'm fine.
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  Speaker 4: I'm going to walk with the Creator. I will be
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  Speaker 4: back before dawn.
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  Speaker 3: Wrapping himself in thick fur, Noah stepped into the frigid night.
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  Speaker 3: The evening mist, illuminated by the moonlight, hovered over the valley.
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  Speaker 4: Like a specter.
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  Speaker 3: Noah ascended a small hill, his mind turning to the Creator.
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  Speaker 3: He spoke of his sons, the city. and the pervasive
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  Speaker 3: wickedness that plagued the sons of Adam.
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  Speaker 4: What kind of world are my sons inheriting? I fear
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  Speaker 4: they'll be forced to become men of bloodshed just to survive.
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  Speaker 3: The grass underfoot swayed slightly. The mist followed. Noah drew
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  Speaker 3: a deep breath and closed his eyes. He had practiced
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  Speaker 3: the art of listening. He knew the Creator was about
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  Speaker 3: to speak. He could feel his presence in and around him.
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  Speaker 1: The earth is filled with violence and corruption. I will
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  Speaker 1: endure it no longer.
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  Speaker 4: What does that mean?
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  Speaker 1: I have determined to make an end to all flesh.
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  Speaker 3: Visions assailed Noah's mind. Corrupt cities built by the Nephilim. War,
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  Speaker 3: senseless violence and despair. Then, He saw the heavens open,
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  Speaker 3: and a cascade of water fell from the skies. Through
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  Speaker 3: the roaring thunder, God's voice boomed.
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  Speaker 1: Behold, I would destroy them with the earth. I would
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  Speaker 1: bring a flood to wipe this earth clean. All flesh
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  Speaker 1: shall drown, and the breath of life under heaven. will cease.
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  Speaker 3: Noah's heart tightened. He fell to his knees, the weight
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  Speaker 3: of God's words pressing down on him.
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  Speaker 4: What am I to do with this knowledge? Do I
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  Speaker 4: wait in silence for it to happen?
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  Speaker 2: Or rush my family to the mountains?
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  Speaker 1: You have found favor in my sight. You walk with me,
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  Speaker 1: speak with me, and have kept yourself from the wickedness
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  Speaker 1: blighting humanity. I have appointed you, Noah, build an ark
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  Speaker 1: an ark i will establish my covenant with you noah
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  Speaker 1: you shall build a vessel of salvation for you your
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  Speaker 1: wife your sons and their.
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  Speaker 4: Wives what of the others what of the.
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  Speaker 1: Animals two of every living thing shall accompany you one
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  Speaker 1: male and one female i shall charge you as their
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  Speaker 1: steward You will keep them alive until the time has
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  Speaker 1: come to walk the earth again. How much time do
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  Speaker 1: we have? Go when the sun rises. Take your sons
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  Speaker 1: and begin. The waters are coming.
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  Speaker 3: The divine presence shifted with the wind, leaving Noah alone
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  Speaker 3: on the hill. He gazed eastward, where the distant city's
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  Speaker 3: light shimmered dimly through the fog. Tears glistened in his eyes.
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  Speaker 3: His jaw quivered, then his shoulders, and finally his knees.
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  Speaker 3: Noah fell to the ground and wept, gripping the damp
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  Speaker 3: earth in his palms. The knowledge of God's will was
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  Speaker 3: just and true, but it did nothing to numb the
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  Speaker 3: pain in Noah's heart. Noah sobbed, knowing he was about
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  Speaker 3: to witness the destruction of the world. Ham slammed his
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  Speaker 3: shoulder into the side of a cedar tree. He'd been
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  Speaker 3: hacking away at it for over an hour, and all
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  Speaker 3: it needed was some applied force. Ham was glad to
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  Speaker 3: let out some aggression. Months of hard labor wore on him.
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  Speaker 3: His first days as a married man were spent chopping
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  Speaker 3: wood and laying pitch. All because his father claimed to
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  Speaker 3: hear something from God. The whole thing seemed inconceivable and far-fetched.
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  Speaker 3: Shem approached with the saw to make the tree into
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  Speaker 3: gopher wood.
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  Speaker 1: Well done, Ham. Ready to smooth it out?
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  Speaker 3: I suppose.
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  Speaker 1: What's wrong?
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  Speaker 6: We're building a ship in the middle of the valley. Shem,
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  Speaker 6: that's what's wrong. Everyone from here to the desert has
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  Speaker 6: visited to mock us, and I don't blame them.
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  Speaker 5: This is insane!
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  Speaker 6: How are these planes going to flood? Where will the
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  Speaker 6: water even come from?
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  Speaker 2: I don't quite understand it either, but I have little
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  Speaker 2: reason to doubt our father.
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  Speaker 6: What a firstborn thing to say.
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  Speaker 3: Shem and Ham stared at each other intensely for a moment,
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  Speaker 3: but their stares quickly broke into brotherly smiles. Ham shook
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  Speaker 3: his head and sighed.
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  Speaker 6: I'm tired, hungry, and feel foolish.
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  Speaker 3: But I'm here.
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  Speaker 1: That you are.
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  Speaker 3: Shem ruffled Ham's hair, earning a playful punch on the
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  Speaker 3: shoulder in return. Together, they smoothed out the beam and
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  Speaker 3: carried it to Noah and Japheth, who were deep in
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  Speaker 3: discussion about the Ark's construction.
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  Speaker 4: Once all the gopher wood has been smoothed out and measured,
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  Speaker 4: we'll begin making the rooms. The outside will be covered
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  Speaker 4: with pitch. Remind me the dimensions again. God has shown
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  Speaker 4: it all to me. 300 cubits in length, 50 cubits wide.
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  Speaker 4: Its height will be 30 cubits. The roof will be
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  Speaker 4: finished to a cubit above. It will be made with
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  Speaker 4: three separate decks. We'll organize the animals accordingly.
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  Speaker 2: The door will need to be much higher to be
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  Speaker 2: above the water, but it also needs to be drawn
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  Speaker 2: down so we can still enter.
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  Speaker 4: Precisely, sir, yes.
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  Speaker 2: What about food storage?
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  Speaker 4: The animals' food will be stored in the bottom. Ours
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  Speaker 4: will be stored beside our quarters.
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  Speaker 1: They looked up.
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  Speaker 3: Charcoal clouds galloped across the sky. With them came a
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  Speaker 3: chilly wind that bit at their cheeks. They hadn't heard
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  Speaker 3: the clapping of thunder before. The sound made their muscles tense,
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  Speaker 3: as if they were witnessing the birth of a new predator.
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  Speaker 4: And so, it begins.
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