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01:18What does donated mean?
01:20On land donated by the Eden family of Herbertville.
01:26Given.
01:27I think it's from a Latin word.
01:31Samantha is correct.
01:33Definition of donate, to give or to contribute.
01:38Look at this, here's something else.
01:47It still says the Edens lived in King's Manor.
01:50I know, and that's the official history of Herbertville.
01:53Now listen to this.
01:55There was only one school built on land that was part of the Edwards estate of King's Manor.
02:02Sounds to me like one of the writers just made a mistake between Edward and Eden.
02:07But which one is correct?
02:17Exactly.
02:18And that's why we have to find out the truth.
02:21Chronicle discovers error in history.
02:24It'll be a great story.
02:26Sam!
02:26Chris!
02:28I've seen him!
02:29It's him!
02:29He's the mayor!
02:30Who?
02:33The mayor!
02:34He's really Dunedin!
02:36Dunedin?
02:37That's impossible!
02:38No, it's not.
02:39It's true.
02:40I saw him.
02:40Everybody calls him Mr. Eden instead of Dunedin, but I know it's him.
02:51Yes, but it's definitely Dunedin's face.
02:54Did he see you?
02:55Yeah, but he pretended he didn't know me.
02:58If Dunedin is the mayor, maybe the conspiracy has something to do with town hall.
03:03I think we should go over everything we've found out so far.
03:07Okay.
03:09We will recap your information.
03:12Good.
03:12We know that Dunedin is the leader of the galaxy Trialveron.
03:24And that he's the head of the conspiracy and mayor of Herbertville.
03:34What else do we know for sure?
03:36That Dunedin ordered his agent to stop our paper.
03:43What reasons could there be for this order?
03:54Yes.
03:55He didn't want his name in the paper.
03:58Wait a minute.
03:59Dunedin's order was delivered after the first edition was already printed.
04:03By then, it was too late to stop his name from being in the paper.
04:07Maybe he wants to stop us from printing any more papers, because he's mad at us.
04:12Yes, that could be right.
04:13By stopping the Chronicle, Dunedin gets back at us for publishing his name.
04:17It's kind of like revenge, isn't it?
04:26Correct.
04:27Any further possibilities?
04:29I don't think so.
04:30What would happen if the Chronicle were stopped?
04:35Well, if we weren't printing our paper, we wouldn't have a reason for being in the coach house.
04:42Hey, maybe he's trying to get us out of the coach house.
04:53Yes, that makes sense.
04:55Why would anyone want to shut down a newspaper?
04:58Unless they were frightened about what it was going to say.
05:02Well, that's it.
05:03Apart from the Dunedin adventure, there was only the Queen of Hearts story, our motto, the problems, and the history
05:09section.
05:10The history section!
05:12That's it!
05:13He's frightened because we're printing a different version of the history of Herbertville.
05:16Maybe those differences aren't mistakes.
05:19Maybe someone changed the official history on purpose.
05:22But why?
05:23Well, someone tell me what you two are talking about.
05:26Chris's book about Herbertville is different than the official history book that Counselor Blake gave us.
05:31We thought it was a mistake.
05:33But what if Dunedin is trying to change the history of Herbertville on purpose?
05:36Then he would want to stop the Chronicle from accidentally printing the truth.
05:48And if he couldn't stop the Chronicle, the next best thing would be to get us to print stories from
05:54the official history book, which he is changing.
05:57That's why he sent Counselor Blake over here to give it to us.
06:01What do you think of that?
06:02I think you're doing an awful lot of guessing.
06:05How do you know which book is accurate?
06:09You should investigate your theory.
06:15You're right.
06:16I guess they're only ideas at the moment.
06:19Okay.
06:20We need more proof.
06:21I'll go down to Town Hall and look up some of the old records.
06:25Bye, Sam.
06:26Bye.
06:27Find out all you can about the mirror, too.
06:29Right.
06:32Let's look through my uncle's books.
06:34Maybe one of them will tell us how to operate the transporter.
06:37We've got to get to Travron without Dunedin knowing, so we can find out what his plan is.
06:45Transporter operating.
06:47Taking cover.
07:01My, my, my.
07:03An exciting journey.
07:06Hello.
07:08My goodness.
07:09What manner of monster do I behold?
07:12We're not monsters.
07:14We're people.
07:16Are you friend or foe?
07:18Oh, friends.
07:19We've known each other for Chris.
07:21I think he means, are we friends of his?
07:24Oh, yes.
07:25Of course.
07:26Then, see my sword, and I will speak with thee.
07:31Sword?
07:33Oh.
07:39Chris, why does he speak so funny?
07:41I think he's from another time.
07:43It is obvious that another book character has been transported to the coach house.
07:50Fascinating.
07:52Absolutely fascinating.
07:54You, what do you feed it?
07:56Feed what?
07:57You're talking animal.
07:59It is strange indeed.
08:01That is not an animal.
08:03She's a machine.
08:04Oh.
08:05Oh.
08:06Oh, there is much I do not understand.
08:09Maybe we can help.
08:11You're a character from a book, and a time warp transporter brought you here from another dimension.
08:17But we'll help you find out who you are.
08:19Truly, ye jest.
08:22I am fully aware of who I am.
08:25And as my arrival, that is of my own making.
08:30I use my magic to travel quite a bit these days.
08:34Magic?
08:35Aye.
08:36Oh, just simple when you know how.
08:46Another machine?
08:48Oh.
08:50In my day, it was considered quite a miracle if one could create a contraption with which
08:57to catapult a simple stone.
09:00I don't want to know who you are.
09:03My name is renowned throughout the world.
09:06If ye be so ignorant as not to know it, I will not enlighten thee.
09:12I think that means he's not going to tell us.
09:15If he has magic powers, he must be a wizard or something.
09:19Hey, are you the Wizard of Oz?
09:21That's charlatan!
09:23Compared to me, he is but an amateur.
09:26You must be a fictional character.
09:29Not quite.
09:30Then you're real, from history?
09:33Not quite.
09:34You're not helping very much.
09:36A story has to be either real or made up.
09:39It can't be both.
09:40Yes, it can.
09:41It's a fictional story that's based on real events, or events that happened so long ago,
09:46no one knows if they're real or just a legend.
09:48The young lad has brains.
09:51Oh, what wonders you would learn with myself as tutor.
09:56Don't hold back now.
09:58Charge on until an answer presents itself.
10:01Well, you said something about catapulting a stone.
10:05I've read about using catapults as a weapon back when they used to have castles and things.
10:11Hey, are you from King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table?
10:16Impressive.
10:18Very impressive.
10:20He doesn't look much like a knight.
10:24He said he was a tutor.
10:25King Arthur had a teacher who was also a magician.
10:29But I can't remember his name.
10:32Um...
10:33Merlin.
10:33Merlin the Magician.
10:34Tis so!
10:35I am Merlin, respected throughout the length and breadth of England.
10:42Oh, I'm surprised ye have never heard my name.
10:45How could I?
10:47I've never read your book.
10:48Then ye must do so.
10:51It is a wondrous tale of the struggle to crown the rightful king,
10:56of brave knights and fair maidens, and noble deeds of arms.
11:01Within these pages ye will meet King Arthur Supreme on the field of battle,
11:07his sword Excalibur protecting him with magic power.
11:12He will travel to Camelot, and there meet Guinevere,
11:17fairest of the fair, and the famed knights of the round table.
11:22And, of course, there is Merlin.
11:25My part within the pages of this classic legend should not be missed by any mortal person.
11:34I'll read all about you. I promise.
11:36Good. Now I must be off to my book.
11:39Before you go, is there any way you can send us with your magic powers to try over on?
11:44It's another galaxy, and we must go there as quickly as possible.
11:48For fair deed or foul?
11:50Oh, very fair. We're trying to stop an evil villain.
11:54Then ye shall. I will leave a magic spell.
11:58And if ye speak the truth, the magic will work.
12:03Avradi, Avrido, off to Camelot shall I go.
12:10Yay!
12:20Wow! Look!
12:23Wowee!
12:24It may be magic, but it doesn't make any sense.
12:28Them, tripe, rafter, placing, stair, linen.
12:33I don't see a code or anything.
12:42Maybe it's the way the words are placed.
12:44What do you mean?
12:45Well, the words don't start at the same place.
12:49And this is the only line that goes all the way down.
12:55Wait a minute. If you read downwards, it spells Merlin. See?
13:05That's it. When you take out his name, it still leaves other words.
13:10The trip after pacing star line.
13:14I still don't understand.
13:18Oh, look! The trip after pacing star line.
13:23What star?
13:30Wow! Look!
13:31Do you suppose it means we should walk the line of the star?
13:35Won't hurt to try.
13:39The star?
13:49Yeah.
14:03Oh, this is the only time.
14:04Yeah, it will be on the street.
14:06Yes.
14:08The star?
14:09The star?
14:09The star?
14:09It's like you don't know.
