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After defeating the guards, Gene reaches the surface and takes Beetson's airplane; the Queen kills the engine.
After defeating the guards, Gene reaches the surface and takes Beetson's airplane; the Queen kills the engine.
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"The Rebellion"The Queen orders Gene to tell her who saved him, but he refuses; after Gene sees the kids, he tells the Queen that it was Argo; the Queen is shocked, but forms an alliance with him and orders death to Argo.
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"Jaws of Jeopardy"After defeating the guards, Gene reaches the surface and takes Beetson's airplane; the Queen kills the engine.
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