so let s venture in the cave, should we? the bat cave, yeah. the holes are where the bats go inside. in the top there. you can see them flying. you ve got to be careful. the spring is under the cave. all right. push off. let go. let go. let go of the rope. oh. yeah, man. oh, that s got to be nice. why did you get into this line of work? i think because i want to help people. on our walk back, ben reassures me ahead of tomorrow s final dose. i d be intrigued to see what the second ceremony will do. mm-hmm. i d like to just, like, trust the process. trust the process.
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