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Black Mirror 3×2

& Cooper: How tall... How tall is the Eye? How tall... How tall is Big Ben?

& Sonja: The Singularity? It’s when computers learn to outsmart man like women did years ago.

& Cooper: Feel like I’m gonna go meet Dumbledore. Hope I get Gryffindor.

& Cooper: Whoa!.. It’s white.

& Cooper: «Confidential information, brain downloads the game, duration, termination...» Um... The signature page...

& Cooper: Like VR?
    Katie: More like layers on top of reality.

& Cooper: What’s that?
    Katie: We call this a mushroom.
    Cooper: Like Mario Brothers?
    Katie: If you like.

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& Cooper: You’re qualified to do this, right?
    Katie: I haven’t killed anyone yet. May I?

& Shou Saito: I have always liked to make the player jump. Frightened. You get scared, you jump. Afterwards, you feel good. You glow. Why?
    Cooper: Oh, um... Because of the adrenaline rush.
    Shou Saito: Yes... But mostly because you are still alive.

& Katie: Now, nothing you’ll see can physically harm you. It’s all just audio-visual, like the gopher game. But if it does get too intense, we can pull you out at any time and stop the experiment.
    Cooper: Okay.
    Katie: Is there a safe word you can think of?

& Katie: Welcome to the 19th century. No TV, no Internet, no wi-fi.
    Cooper: Yeah. No wonder people were seeing shit. Probably were just bored out of their gourds.
    Katie: Well, that’s the leading theory about ghost sightings. The mind plays tricks when less stimulated. Fewer distractions, people saw more ghosts.

& Katie: You’re being discursive... Talkative... Rambling. People sometimes talk more when they’re afraid. Helps compensate for the fear. Masks it, too. Similar to when you’ve got the TV on late at night. The voices make you feel less alone... Even though you are alone.

& Cooper: Oh, fuck! More stairs? Come on!
    Katie: Just one more level.

& Shou Saito: On behalf of Saito Game Team, I most humbly apologize.

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