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|{{Audio link|Doorman power4 on krill 01.mp3|Maurice, Krill is dead weight. An albatross, whose petty schemes have driven you to hide in the muck, like a common ''criminal''. But you’re not common, you’re ''exceptional''. Free yourself of him and see this for yourself.}}
|{{Audio link|Doorman power4 on krill 01.mp3|Maurice, Krill is dead weight. An albatross, whose petty schemes have driven you to hide in the muck, like a common '''criminal'''. But you’re not common, you’re '''exceptional'''. Free yourself of him and see this for yourself.}}
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|{{Audio link|Doorman power4 on krill 02.mp3|Krill, your brilliance shines in the ''dark'', but it would be radiant in ''the sun.'' Why do you lower yourself to Maurice’s standards? Your blind loyalty to him has cost you opportunity after opportunity. Cast him aside. Accept ''who you are.''}}
|{{Audio link|Doorman power4 on krill 02.mp3|Krill, your brilliance shines in the ''dark'', but it would be radiant in ''the sun.'' Why do you lower yourself to Maurice’s standards? Your blind loyalty to him has cost you opportunity after opportunity. Cast him aside. Accept ''who you are.''}}
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