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You need to find the compass, Barry.

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Why Mommy?

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So you will be able to safely navigate your 
way through life.

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The compass was an important tool in the 
Age of Exploration.

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It helped adventurers like me find their 
way around.

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It’s important that I find it.

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I will try my very best.

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THE COMPASS! THE COMPASS!

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Where’s my compass?

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The compass was first used in China for divination.

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I’ve spent years trying to find the impossible; 
the compass.

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The maps, the clues...

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They lead to nothing!

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And then...

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something happened.

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Get him inside quick!

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He’s too cute to die!

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Quick!

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Use the defibrillator!

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He’s alive!

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Where’s my compass?!

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There’s some sort of magnetic pull in his 
body!

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I see some sort of magnetic attraction here!

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Did you take my compass?

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No, the compass is inside you!

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Oh yeah, I see it too!

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Do you feel the need to go north?

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Yes, quite a bit.

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Welcome, Barry. You can now help people go 
in the right direction now.

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You are the chosen one.

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I’ve heard the news.

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You’re an innovative and revolutionary tool!

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Do you feel the attraction?

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Why, yes I do.

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I can  help people who are having trouble 
reaching their destination.

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The compass is a magnet that is drawn to 
align with the Earth's magnetic field.

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What’s happening to me?

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The northern magnetic pole of the Earth will 
always point the compass geographically to 
the north. That's why you will be attracted 
to the north.

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But I’m attracted to you.

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No, shut up.

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I can't wait to help people...

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plot their voyages.

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The early compass was made out of lodestone 
due to its magnetic properties.

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I’m the Compass!!!

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You have to be careful. The polarization 
of your pole can be reversed if there are 
other magnetic things in the environment.

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Storms like me will be an obstacle to explorers' 
expeditions.

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Reach the Americas and Asia? Never!

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No, that can't happen.

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People will die at sea because of him.

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He can’t stop me from helping others!

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The compass was first used as a navigational 
device  in the Song Dynasty in 1040 AD. Your 
compass will...

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still help explorers know where north is 
even when they can’t see land.

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Are you sure?

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I’m always sure, Barry.

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My heavy storms will cause sailors to be 
in deep trouble.

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No, you won't!

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I may not be able to calculate explorers' 
exact location, but not even

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the caravel can be of great use if you don't 
know where you're heading towards.

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The compass still works without the stars 
and sun, unlike the astrolabe.

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Get back!

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You are fulfilling the biblical principle 
of serving others!

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God tells us to help the lost, and with the 
compass available,

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that will finally be possible!

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People will have an easier time navigating 
around!

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The compass has surely benefited the Europeans 
in their travels to discover the rest of 
the world.

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edit out...

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Run, Barry, run.

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My name is Barry Allen

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and I am The Compass.

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I will help others know where north is,

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so that explorers will know

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which direction they're going.

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end.

