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Of course, the intrepid threesome has a leg up on the Covenant, since
they have
the Hourglass they found last episode that will reveal to The Passenger's
father her
location. The way it's done is the father picks up the hourglass ... |
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and smashes it on the floor
as only The Passenger's father can do ... |
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and a ball of slimey green goo starts to coalesce, as once again ... |
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Slimer emerges from his sleep of twenty years, ready for another
sequel, ready to
help the ghostbusting Followers of Rambaldi once more find a good stash of
sausages, The Passenger, and Rambaldi's endgame, not necessarily in that order
... oops ...
Sorry, he just seems to belong here ... really, sceances with
green slimey goo to
channel Rambaldi? Who ya really gonna call? OK, back to
the story ... |
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Aw, it's Leakin' Lauren leakin' all over the JTF once again
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and her nice hubby Vaughn saying, you know, let's take that vacation
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which gets him a "shucks, I love you, snookums" |
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interrupted by a phone call from Thomas Brill, who says he needs to
talk with Vaughn
about his father asap
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So it's off to a fake dry cleaners for Vaughn, who probably
spilled some
of that
"swampoo" Lauren bought all over one of his fifty suits
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while Lauren heads out herself |
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with Weiss
tailing |
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It's Brill in a freight elevator, waiting to tell Vaughn some info on
his dead dad. Seems
Brill was with William The Elder Vaughn on his final mission, and
that mission was
unsanctioned by the CIA
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Vaughn is, now wait just a darn minute, I know how my dad died, and he's
not into unsanctioning |
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Brill
says the dad was a good man, a follower of Rambaldi, and he was protecting
the girl known as The Passenger by breaking her out of KGB custody
and turning her over to his fellow Followers for safe-keeping,
and you need to stop what his happening or his work will be in
vain
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