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[Ravi tells Liv she's a zombie on stalker brain]
Ravi Chakrabarti : 'Hell hath have no fury like a zombie on stalker brain thinking she's been scorned.'
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[Ravi tells Liv that the vigilante The Fog was a man who stood for justice]
Ravi Chakrabarti : I think it's noble to go out and pursue danger to protect the innocent, to be an active symbol of hope. To show the world that one person can make a difference.
Olivia Moore : I just think it's kind of ridiculous.
Ravi Chakrabarti : Would you say that to Batman?
Olivia Moore : If he were real, yes, I would.
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[Ravi tries thinking of a superhero name for Liv]
Ravi Chakrabarti : 'Super Dead,' that's just too awkward to say. 'Help me, Super Dead.' Ooh! 'Mighty-Whitey!' What do you think?
Olivia Moore : I think I would be the Ku Klux Klan's favorite superhero.
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[Blaine brings the dying man Drake Holloway to the police morgue]
Ravi Chakrabarti : We are not an emergency room. We're not equipped for this. This man is dying, and your first thought is to bring him here?
Blaine DeBeers : Actually, my first thought was to call you and have you come to my place, but I had some concern you wouldn't show, so...
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[Blaine and Ravi both watch Liv scratch the unconscious Drake]
Blaine DeBeers : Hey, let's get some mojitos. You know, celebrate.
Ravi Chakrabarti : The next shift is showing up here in 10 minutes. This would be rather hard to explain.
Blaine DeBeers : [Blaine looks at Drake un the body bag] Gotta zip you back up, friend. Down you go.
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[Ravi learns that Seattle has a vigilante crime fighter named The Fog]
Ravi Chakrabarti : I'm sorry, Seattle has a vigilante crime fighter called The Fog? How did I not know about this?
Clive Babineaux : Oh, we've got a few superhero wannabes here.
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[Liv tells Ravi that the vigilante The Fog is a grown man in tights]
Ravi Chakrabarti : The Fog certainly took some licks for the greater good.
Olivia Moore : Ravi, the most this guy ever did was momentarily distract criminals, who were shocked to see a grown man in tights.
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[Ravi inspects The Fog's utility belt]
Ravi Chakrabarti : As a man who's mentally assembled his own utility belt, I find The Fog's impressive. Carabiner hooks. Giant marble. Oh! A giant marble.
Olivia Moore : Marble?
Ravi Chakrabarti : Always handy. Mace.
Ravi Chakrabarti : [Ravi sniffs the mace] No. No, wait. It's chloroform. And the handiest of crime-fighting tools, duct tape.
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[Ravi continues to try and think of a superhero name for Liv]
Ravi Chakrabarti : What do you think about calling yourself 'Doctor Power'? 'Dead Power'? 'Doctor Dead'? How about 'Snow Woman'? Because you're ice-cold, right? Potentially deadly and...
Olivia Moore : A woman, clever.
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[Ravi comes up with one last superhero name for Liv]
Ravi Chakrabarti : Ideally, the name should be symbolic and correspond with your aesthetic and/or powers. Okay. Give this one a moment. Don't say no right away. 'Ol' Scratchy'!
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[superhero-brain Liv tells Ravi this city needs more than a symbol]
Olivia Moore : [Liv in a low voice] This city needs more than a symbol.
Ravi Chakrabarti : Yeah, you keep saying stuff like that. I'll follow behind you, jotting notes for the graphic novel.
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[last lines]
Ravi Chakrabarti : [Ravi speaks into his recorder, after he finds that the test rat regressed and went back to zombie form] The subject maintained a normal state for 162 days. The reversion to zombie form was sudden and complete. There were no warning signs. If the cured rat regressed to zombie form, it's more than likely that at some point, the cured humans will as well. The reversion also casts doubt on all working theories about the cure, muting whatever hopes we've been able to muster. And if hope is indeed lost, what's left for our zombies to live for?
