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- Astrid Farnsworth: Walter, um, inside, upstairs, when you said I can't let Peter die again, what did you mean by that?
- Dr. Walter Bishop: Some things are meant to be left alone, Agent Farnsworth.
- Dr. Walter Bishop: When the Victoria, the last surviving ship, return to its harbor of departure after the first circumnavigation of the earth, only 18 of the original 237 men were on board.
- Small Child: What happened to them?
- Dr. Walter Bishop: They all died, young lady. Horrible and most likely painful death. You see, when you open new doors, there is a price to pay. Now imagine... tonight, you look under your bed, and, lo and behold, you find a monster! And you're immediately eaten. Now, if you hadn't looked for the monster, you wouldn't have found it and you'd still be happy in your beds, instead of being slowly digested in the stomach sack of the creature. But, with any luck, your sister or your brothers might have heard your screams, and your endeavor will serve as a valuable lesson to them.
- [last lines]
- Astrid Farnsworth: Inside... Upstairs... When you said, "I can't let peter die again..." What did you mean by that?
- Dr. Walter Bishop: Some things are meant to be left alone.
- [first lines]
- Bike Courier (Kristian Haas): Whoa, whoa, hold on.
- Vandenkemp (Nicholas Von Zill): What floor?
- Bike Courier (Kristian Haas): Sixteen.