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You should've left when I told you. Now, I'M GONNA KILL SOME SEA MONSTERS!!! [laughs evilly]

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I know you, and I know what's best for you!

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Daniela: Luca! Where have you been? Luca: Uh…. [thinking] Don’t say surface. Don’t say surface. Surface. [covers his mouth with his hands] Daniela: What did you just say?! Lorenzo: What's wrong with your foot? Daniela: Luca. [Luca stops his nightmare] Gonna tell us where you were? Luca: Uh…. Grandma: It’s my fault. I sent him to look for sea cucumbers. Luca: Right. Sorry, Grandma, I couldn’t find them. Daniela Paguro: Mom, his life is maybe a little more important than your snacks. Luca: Thank you.

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Alberto: This will be a breeze. Just don’t get wet. [He starts to his march past] Luca: Uh… Luca: Actually, this town seems a little crowded. Alberto: Hey! Silenzio, bruno. What’s wrong with you, stupido? Fisherman #1: Huh? Fisherman #2: [scoffs] Luca: Huh! It worked. Alberto: See? You just gotta follow my lead. [As he marches again]

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Alberto: [over his growing jealousy of Luca spending more time with Giulia and Luca possibly going to school with her] Uh, Giulia, your school, does it take all kinds of people? I mean, what if some of them were not human? Luca: Alberto… Alberto: What if some were-- Oh, I don’t know, sea monsters? Giulia: Sea monsters? Alberto: I doubt your school would even accept sea monsters, right? Luca: [laughs nervously; angrily] Ah, that’s a weird joke, Alberto. Alberto: Yeah, I know. It’s kinda hard to imagine. So, let me just show you! [dives in the water] Luca: No! Giulia: [to Alberto] Come on. Luca: Giulia, wait! Giulia: We don’t have time to goof around. Huh? AAAAHH! :[Alberto, now in sea monster form, rises out of the water, looking silhouetted with the sunset in a crouched, intimidating position; whimpers in fear] Help! Don’t hurt us! Alberto: See? I knew this would... Luca: [pointing at Alberto] SEA MONSTER! [Alberto gasps with a heartbroken and betrayed expression]

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Luca: [at the island; asks what the markings on the wall mean] Alberto? What are those marks on the wall? Tell me what they mean. Alberto: [sighs] I started when my dad left. Luca: You were living here alone for that many days? Alberto: [sniffles] I just stopped counting after a while. He said I was old enough to be on my own. I just thought that… [sighs] …maybe he’d change his mind. Honestly, though, I get it. He’s better off without me. You are, too. Luca: That’s not true. Alberto: Yes, it is. You’re not like me. You’re the good kid. [begins to cry] And I’m just the kid that ruins everything. Luca: Silenzio, bruno. That’s just the dumb voice in your head. You taught me that. And getting a Vespa? Seeing the world… Alberto: JUST LET IT GO! OKAY?! Look, you and I should have never been friends in the first place! Luca: Don’t say that. Alberto? Alberto: GET OUTTA HERE (NOW!) I’M NOT GOING TO TELL YOU AGAIN! Luca: Okay, I’ll go. I’ll go win the race. Alberto: What? Luca: Yeah. Yeah! And t

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Luca: I can't do it without you. Alberto: But you're never without me. The next time that you jump off the cliff, or tell bruno to quit bothering you, that's me. Luca: But how am I going to know you're okay? Alberto: [hugs him] You got me off the island, Luca. I'm okay. Ugo: [closing lines] Some people think I'm mad to live in the deep. I think they're the ones, who are mad, not me, the one who's mad, it's them. It's a nice life. A simple life. It's away from the hustle and bustle, and all the stuff that you don't want. [eats a bit of food] Mmm! Whale carcass. Anyway, you're gonna have fun. You get to hear me talk. I can talk without stopping, sometimes for, maybe, 12 hours, and you get to listen, so you're lucky. [One of Luca's fish faces him] Well done.