B.B.

BB-8

BB 18

B.B. = "Big Brother" 

8 is RUPTURE

It's "Big Brother" and not "Father" because Fathers naturally invite Rebellion, and Brothers imply Protection, Egalitarianism and Fraternity.

BB-8 = Rupture/Break-Away from Big Brother

Gematria /ɡəˈmeɪtriə/ (Hebrew: גמטריא‬ or גימטריה‬, 

plural גמטראות‬ or גמטריאות‬, gematriot) is one 

 of several methods of assigning a numerical value 

to a Hebrew name, word or phrase 

based on its letters. 

People who practice gematria believe that 

words with identical numerical values bear some relation to each other or to The Number itself. 

The Number may apply to nature, 

a person's age, the calendar year, 

or the like. 

A single word can yield multiple values 

depending on the method used.

Gematria originated as an 

Assyro-Babylonian-Greek System 

of alphanumeric code or cipher that was 

later adopted into Jewish culture. 

Similar systems have been used 

in other languages and cultures : 

earlier, The Greek isopsephy, and later, 

derived from or inspired by Hebrew gematria, 

 Arabic abjad numerals, and English gematria.

A WELL-KNOWN EXAMPLE OF HEBREW GEMATRIA 

IS THE WORD CHAI ("ALIVE"), 

WHICH IS COMPOSED OF TWO LETTERS 

THAT (USING THE ASSIGNMENTS IN THE MISPAR

 GADOL TABLE SHOWN BELOW) ADD UP TO 18. 

THIS HAS MADE 18 A "LUCKY NUMBER" 

 AMONG THE JEWISH PEOPLE. 

GIFTS OF MONEY IN MULTIPLES OF 18 

ARE VERY POPULAR.

Lenny Meyer :
Am I bothering you?
I'm sorry, I'll put it out.

You Damn Fool - The Pressence of God 

is in The Smoke
 

Name's Lenny Meyer.
And you are?


SuperMax :
Max.

Lenny Meyer :
Is that Max? Max...?

SuperMax :
Max Cohen.

So, Max does not know it, but he is a High Priest

Probably worth a Google.

 
Lenny Meyer :
Cohen! Jewish.
It's OK. I'm a Jew too.
Do you practise?


SuperMax :
No. I'm not interested in religion.


Lenny Meyer :
Did you ever hear of Kabbalah?

SuperMax :
No.


Lenny Meyer :
Jewish mysticism.

SuperMax :
Look, I'm busy right here.

Lenny Meyer :
I understand.
But right now is a very exciting 

moment in Our History.

Right now is a critical 

moment in Time.

SuperMax :
Really?

Lenny Meyer :
Yeah. It's very exciting.
Have you ever put on Tefillin?
You know Tefillin?

Yeah, I know, it looks strange.
It's an amazing Tradition.

It has a tremendous Power. 

It's a mitzvah Jewish men should do.
Mitzvahs, good deeds.
They purify us.
Bring us closer to God.
Wanna try it?

SuperMax :
Shit.

Lenny Meyer :
You all right, Max?

Sol 

(which mean 'Sun' and 

is short for 'Solomon') :

It's been a month. 

You haven't taken a single break.

SuperMax :

I'm so close.

Sol 

(which mean 'Sun' and 

is short for 'Solomon') :

Have you met the new fish 

my niece bought me?

Fish = Jesus  

'Christ is a Meta-Fish' - Jordan Peterson

I named her Icarus after you,  

my renegade pupil.

You fly too high, you'll get burnt.

I look at you, I see myself, 

30 years ago :

My Greatest pupil.

Published at 16, PhD at 20.

But Life isn't just mathematics, Max.

I spent 40 years searching 

for patterns in Pi.

I found nothing.

 SuperMax :

You found things.

Sol 

(which mean 'Sun' and 

is short for 'Solomon') :

I found things... 

but not a pattern.

Not a pattern.

SuperMax :

11:22 Personal Note :

Sol died a little when he stopped 

research on Pi.

It wasn't just the stroke 

He stopped caring.

How could he stop, 

when he was so close to seeing Pi 

for what it really is?

How could you stop believing 

that there is a pattern, an ordered shape behind those numbers, when you were so close?

We see The Simplicity of The Circle, 

we see the maddening complexity 

of the endless numbers -

3.14 off into infinity.

Are the stars out tonight?

I don't mind

if they're cloudy or bright

For I only have eyes

For you, dear

I don't mind

if we're in a...

Lenny Meyer :

Hey, Max. Lenny Meyer.

I'll put it out.

So... What do you do?

SuperMax :

I work with computers. Math.

Lenny Meyer :

Math? What kind of math?

SuperMax :

Number Theory. 

Research mostly.

Lenny Meyer :

No way. I work with numbers myself.

I mean, not traditional.

I work with The Torah. Amazing!

Hebrew is all math.

It's all numbers.

You know that? Look. 

Ancient Jews used Hebrew 

as their numerical system.

Each letter is a number.

The Hebrew A, Aleph, is 1 .

B, Bet, is 2.

Understand? 

But look - The Numbers 

are interrelated.

Take the Hebrew for Father, ab.

Aleph, Bet.

The word for Mother, haim.

Aleph, Mem.

The sum of 3 and 41, 44.

Right? 

Now, the Hebrew word for Child - 

Mother, Father, Child.

Yelev.

That's 10, 30 and 4.

Torah is just a long string of numbers.

Some say that it's A Code, 

sent to us from God.

SuperMax :

That's kind of interesting.

Lenny Meyer :

That's kid's stuff, check this out.

The Garden of Eden, Kadem.

Numerical translation, 144.

The value of Tree of Knowledge, 

in The Garden. Right?

Aat ha haim. 

2, 33. 144,  233.

You can take those numbers...

 SuperMax :

Those are Fibonacci numbers.

Lenny Meyer :

They're...?

SuperMax :

You know, like The Fibonacci sequence?

 Lenny Meyer :

Fibonacci?

 SuperMax :

[ Leonardo ] Fibonacci is an ltalian 

mathematician in the 13th. Century

If you divide 144 into 233, 

the result approaches Theta.

Lenny Meyer :

Theta?

SuperMax :

Theta -- The Greek symbol for 

The Golden Ratio, The Golden Spiral.

Lenny Meyer :

Wow. I never saw that before.

That's like that series you find in nature?

Like The Face of a Sunflower?

SuperMax :

Wherever there are spirals.

 Lenny Meyer :

See, there's Math everywhere.

Hey, I... Max?

13:26. 

Restate My Assumptions.

One : 
Mathematics is 

The Language of Nature.

Two : 
Everything around us can be 

represented and understood 

through numbers.

Three : 
If you graph The Numbers 

of any System,
patterns emerge.
 
Therefore, there are patterns 

everywhere in Nature.

So what about the stock market?

A universe of numbers that
represents the global economy.

Millions of human hands at Work, 
billions of minds.

A vast network 

screaming with Life. 
An Organism.
A natural Organism.

My Hypothesis : 
Within the stock market, 

there is a pattern,
right in front of me, 

playing with The Numbers.

Always has been.

10:18, press 'return'.

She's Almost Too Beautiful

Can I ask you a Question, Colin?

Do You Remember When We Were Chasing Zee Germans,
and We Were Punched Through The Windscreen,
But them We Fell under That Lorry, 
But climbed back onto it and beat The Driver up...?

When We Were Chasing The Nazis -
They'd stolen The Ark of The Covenant
and We Were Trying to get it back.

Well, at The End,
We're tied to a stake, stuck in The Ground,
and then You Lot open up The Ark of The Covenant, 
and 
The Wrath of God 
comes out and

MELTS YOUR FACE

Gender is in EVERYTHING. 

EVERYTHING has it's Masculine AND Feminine Principles.

Gender manifests on ALL PLANES

 

Mental Gender is the state of co-existence between the Masculine and Feminine aspects of the human mind.

Our Left Brain Hemisphere largely fascilitates the Masculine aspects of The Mind, or Inellect (logic, analytical, and linear thought processes), while the Right Brain Hemispehere largely fascilitates the Feminine aspect or Intuition (creative, compassionate and holistic thought processes)

Through The Darkness of Future's past,
The Magician longs to see.
One chants out between Two Worlds...
"Fire... walk with me."

We lived among the people.

I think you say, convenience store.
We lived above it.

I mean it like it is... 
like it sounds.

I, too have been touched by The Devilish One.
Tattoo on the left shoulder...

Oh, but when I saw The Face of God, 
I was changed.

I took the entire arm off.

My Name is MIKE.
His Name, is BOB.






The Original Message :

Special Agent DALE COOPER 
(Or is it...?) :
Gordon, it's 10:10 a.m.
On February 16th.

[ 10:10 02/16/89 ]
I was worried because of The Dream I told you about.




Special Agent DALE COOPER 
(Or is it...?) :Gordon!!!


GORDON COLE/DAVID LYNCH'S FICTION-SUIT :
 PHILLIP IS THAT YOU?
COOPER, MEET THE LONG-LOST PHILLIP JEFFRIES!
YOU MAY HAVE HEARD OF HIM FROM THE ACCADEMY!

Special Agent PHILLIP JEFFRIES
/David Bowie's FictionSuit :
I'm not going to talk about Judy.
In fact, we're not going to talk about Judy at all.
We'll keep her out of it.

GORDON COLE/DAVID LYNCH'S FICTION-SUIT :
I KNOW COOP!

Special Agent PHILLIP JEFFRIES
/David Bowie's FictionSuit :
(pointing accusingly at Cooper, engraged)
WHO DO YOU THINK THAT IS, THERE..?
 
 When Challenging / Confronting / Exorcising 
Demons, Haunted Places and Inhabiting Spirits , 
the correct safe proceedure 
(having first bound the spirit, person or thing being infested) 
is to invoke a Name of Power, a Higher Authority and Demand that the Entity identify itself to you :


'I Command You, 
In The Name of The Lord Jesus Christ/Allah, God Who is Great/ The Shadow Proclaimation, 
TELL ME WHO YOU ARE - '

(Don't Try This at Home, Kids - Get a Professional.) 

Alan Moore has advised his fellow writers and artists
"You don't actually have to believe that Art is Magick...
Just so long as they treat their Art as if it were Magick.

This would solve a lot of the problems in Mordern Art -
I also happen to think it would solve a lot of the problems with Modern Magick if it's practitioners were to regard it is Art."
(GOOD POINT) 

The Point here is that in terms of (at least Christian or Gnostic) Demonology Demons and Angels HAVE NO FREE WILL, in the sense that they are free to act within only certain permitted boundaries AND they are subject to authority - if you invoke a Higher Authority, once you have stripped away any barriers and baffles they have put up to hide behind or cling onto, they HAVE to do what you tell them to.

And once you know their name, you can address and command them directly.

Cooper asks MIKE/Archangel Michael, speaking through Philip Gerard "Who Are You?", counting on the fact that MIKE wants to tell them so as to gain their aid and assistance in stopping BOB.

But, if someone inhabited by BOB were addressed "BOB — " or "In The Name of The Great Spirit, I Command You —" he would HAVE to obey — theoretically.

Special Agent ALBERT ROSENFELD
('Field of Roses') :
Suffered some bumps on the old noggin, Phil?

GORDON COLE/DAVID LYNCH'S FICTION-SUIT :
WHAT THE HELL DID HE SAY THERE, ALBERT?
THAT'S SPECIAL AGENT DALE COOPER
FOR GOD SAKES JEFFERIES, WHERE THE HELL HAVE YOU BEEN?
YOU BEEN GONE DAMN NEAR TWO YEARS!



Special Agent PHILLIP JEFFRIES
/David Bowie's FictionSuit :
I sure as hell want to tell you everything.
Believe me, I follow.
It was a dream.

We LIVE INSIDE a Dream.


It was above a convenience store.
 
Listen, all. Listen carefully.
 
I've been to one of their meetings.
 
HELL-GOD, BABY-DAMN, NO!
I FOUND something! 
And then There They were.

"There we were" 
- Jack Karouac, On The Road
GORDON COLE/DAVID LYNCH'S FICTION-SUIT :HE'S GONE!
ALBERT, CALL THE FRONT DESK!
Special Agent ALBERT ROSENFELD
('Field of Roses') :
 I've got the front desk now.
He was never here.
News from Deer Meadow.
Agent Chester Desmond has disappeared.

Special Agent DALE COOPER 
(Or is it...?) :Gordon, what's going on?


(Upon Checking the Security Tapes, they discover that Jefferies shows up on them.)



Special Agent DALE COOPER 
(Or is it...?) :He was Here.

GORDON COLE/DAVID LYNCH'S FICTION-SUIT :
BUT WHERE [ AND WHEN ]DID HE GO?
AND WHERE IS CHESTER DESMOND?

The Missing Pieces :





[ A Hotel Lobby in Buenas Aires - Date, Unknown ]

Hotel Receptionist :
Mr. Jeffries?
Here's your key, Mr. Jeffries.
I hope you enjoy your stay here at the Palm Deluxe.



Special Agent PHILLIP JEFFRIES
/David Bowie's FictionSuit :
Oh.
Do you have a Miss Judy staying here by any chance?
 
Hotel Receptionist :
This is for you.
The Young Lady, She left it for you.
 


Special Agent DALE COOPER 
(Or is it...?) :Gordon.
Gordon?
 

 PHILIP, IS THAT YOU?
[ Excellent Question. ]

Special Agent ALBERT ROSENFELD
('Field of Roses')  
Phillip.




GORDON COLE/DAVID LYNCH'S FICTION-SUIT :
PHILLIP?
COOPER, MEET THE LONG-LOST PHILLIP JEFFRIES.
YOU MAY HAVE HEARD OF HIM AT THE ACADEMY.

Special Agent PHILLIP JEFFRIES
/David Bowie's FictionSuit :
Well, NOW,
I'm not gonna talk about Judy.
In fact, we're not gonna talk about Judy at all.

Special Agent DALE COOPER 
(Or is it...?) : 
Gordon?



GORDON COLE/DAVID LYNCH'S FICTION-SUIT :I KNOW, COOP. STAND FAST.


Special Agent PHILLIP JEFFRIES
/David Bowie's FictionSuit :
(pointing accusingly at Cooper, engraged) 
WHO DO YOU THINK THAT IS THERE?
Special Agent ALBERT ROSENFELD
('Field of Roses') 
 Suffered some bumps on the old noggin, eh, Phil?


GORDON COLE/DAVID LYNCH'S FICTION-SUIT :
WHAT THE HELL DID HE SAY, ALBERT?
THAT'S SPECIAL AGENT DALE COOPER.
WHERE IN THE HELL HAVE YOU BEEN, JEFFRIES?

Special Agent PHILLIP JEFFRIES
/David Bowie's FictionSuit :
I sure as hell want to tell you everything, 
but I ain't got a whole lot to go on.

But I will tell you one little bitty thing.
Judy is positive about this.
Special Agent ALBERT ROSENFELD
('Field of Roses') 
 Interesting. 
Thought we were gonna leave Judy out of it.


GORDON COLE/DAVID LYNCH'S FICTION-SUIT :
ALBERT.
SIT DOWN, JEFFRIES.

Special Agent PHILLIP JEFFRIES
/David Bowie's FictionSuit :
Hey, listen.
Listen up and listen carefully.

I've been to one of their meetings.
It was above a convenience store.


GORDON COLE/DAVID LYNCH'S FICTION-SUIT :
WHOSE MEETING?
WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN?
JEFFRIES, YOU'VE BEEN GONE DAMN NEAR TWO YEARS.
Special Agent PHILLIP JEFFRIES
/David Bowie's FictionSuit :
It was a dream.
We live inside a dream.

And it's raining Post Toasties.

Special Agent PHILLIP JEFFRIES
/David Bowie's FictionSuit :
Hell, God, baby, damn, no!

I found something in Seattle at Judy's.
 
And then There They Were.

And They sat quietly for hours.
And I followed.

Oh.
Ring.
The Ring.

GORDON COLE/DAVID LYNCH'S FICTION-SUIT :
ALBERT, I'LL TAKE THAT SECOND MINERAL WATER.
PHILLIP, LET'S CALM DOWN HERE, AND GET ALL THIS INTERESTING STORY ON PAPER.
HELLO? HELLO?
HELLO? GIVE ME SOME GOOD NEWS.
COOPER, THE DEVICE HAS GONE FAULTY.
CAN ANYBODY HEAR ME?
MAYDAY. MAYDAY.
Special Agent PHILLIP JEFFRIES
/David Bowie's FictionSuit :
May.

(Head resting on Cole's desk, momentarily lucid, he is able to focus on the desk calendar)

February - 1989 ?!?

(There is a sound in the room like a man-sized vaccuum bubble forming and then being rapidly filled with the surrounding air)
 
GORDON COLE/DAVID LYNCH'S FICTION-SUIT :
WHAT, AM I ALONE IN HERE?
HE'S GONE.

[ Meanwhile, on a hotel staircase in Buenas Aires - Date, Unknown ]

(In a bright flash, Phillip Jefferies reappears, screaming, from Pure Air, leaving a large electical scorch-mark on the wall behind him)


Bellhop :
What?
What?
Oh, Mr. Jeffries.
Oh, the shit, it come out of my ass.
Santa Maria, where did you go?


And when....

All Hail The Great Architect

All Hail The Great Architect!

Gender is in EVERYTHING. 

EVERYTHING has it's Masculine AND Feminine Principles.

Gender manifests on ALL PLANES
 

 

Mental Gender is the state of co-existence between the Masculine and Feminine aspects of the human mind.

Our Left Brain Hemisphere largely fascilitates the Masculine aspects of The Mind, or Inellect (logic, analytical, and linear thought processes), while the Right Brain Hemispehere largely fascilitates the Feminine aspect or Intuition (creative, compassionate and holistic thought processes)

Emmet Brickowoski: 

Aaaah! Am I just gonna keep falling forever? 

[finally Emmet lands somewhere and it cuts to blackness] 

[finally Emmet becomes conscious he finds he can't move but is able to think] 

Is this another vision? 
Where am I? 

[he sees the sign for Octan Tower] 

Is that the office tower? 

[we see Emmet has fallen on the ground in a basement where all the different Lego realms including Bricksburg have been assembled on a large table] 

Bricksburg! 

[he suddenly feels the ground shaking as if someone has taken a giant footstep] 

What was that?

 [we see a human boy, Finn, running around the basement heading towards Emmet] 

No, no, no, no!

 
[Finn accidentally steps on Emmet as he carries on running, we then see Finn is playing with the Lego set and actually carrying the spaceship Benny had built as if it's flying]

 
Finn: 
Spaceship! Spaceship!
 
Emmet Brickowoski: 
What in the world is that? 

[he continues to watch Finn playing with the Lego spaceship]

 It's...adorable. 

[suddenly Finn notices Emmet lying on the floor] 

Uh-oh! 

[Finn comes over to pick Emmet up] 

No! No! No, no, no, no! 
Hey, don't eat me! Don't eat me! 
Do not eat me! Please!

[Finn gently picks Emmet up and looks at him]
 
Finn: 
Hi, Emmet.
 
Emmet Brickowoski: 
Uh...hi? Is this The Man...? 

[suddenly the basement door opens and the shadow of a man appears at the top of the stairs and he starts walking down the stairs] 

The Man Upstairs. 

[when the man finally reaches the last step we see it's Finn's father wearing a business suit and looking annoyed]

The Man Upstairs: 
What happened? 

[as he sees all the different Lego pieces all over the place] 

No, no, no. This is a disaster. Why...why is...? 

What? What?! 

What?! The-the...why is the dragon on top of the luxury condo development?
 
Finn: 
I was just playing and...
 
The Man Upstairs: 
Look, I know it's hard to understand.
But this is Dad's stuff, okay? All of this that you see before you is all your father's. And everything is thought out, there's... 

[he looks around and sees the top of Octan Tower missing]
 
The Man Upstairs: 
What did you down here? 
Did you take the top off of the tower?
 
Finn: 
It was an accident.

The Man Upstairs: 
You accidentally, expertly, carefully took the entire top off of that tower...?

Finn: 
Yes.
 
The Man Upstairs: 
You know The Rules
This isn't a toy! 
Finn: 
Um...it kind of is.
 
The Man Upstairs: 
No, actually it's a highly sophisticated inter-locking brick system.
 
Finn: 
But we bought it at the toy store.
 
The Man Upstairs: 
We did, but they way I'm using it makes it an adult thing.
 
Finn: 
The box for this one said "Ages 8 to 14"!
 
The Man Upstairs: 
That's a suggestion. They have to put that on there.
 
Finn: 
Because maybe we won't be able to resist playing with all this.
 
The Man Upstairs: 
Look, I moved your stuff over near to the decorations. 
All those bricks, you can build anything you want. 

[Emmet sees the larger Lego pieces piled together in a box, he notices Finn looking sad]

Finn, we're gonna play a little game. 
It's called "let's put everything back the way you found it." 
Finn: 
But, Dad, you don't understand...
 
The Man Upstairs : 
So I can make things they way they're supposed to be. 

[he turns goes over to the nearby table and picks up a tube of Krazy Glue]

Permanently.

Emmet Brickowoski: 
More Kragles! 

[back in the Lego world, Lord Business tries to stop the citizens from fighting back]

Lord Business: 
This rebellion ends right now! 

[he releases a bunch of micro-managers onto the city and they start attacking, then we see Finn's father is actually the micro-manger as using the Krazy Glue to stick a flying Lego truck the onto the Lego board]

Bricksburg Citizen: 
Oh, no! 

[then we see a Lego fireman who's build a machine out of his fire truck to fight off the micro-managers]

Fireman: 
Ha-ha! Fire in the hole! 

[Finn's father goes to pick up the fireman's truck] 

Wait! What's happening? 
No, wait! No, we're going down! 

[Finn's father destroys the assembled fire truck Lego piece] 

No! 

[we see one of Emmet's neighbors, Sharon, who's build a sled with her cats tied to the front as they rush away from the micro-managers]

Cat: 
Meow. 
Meow.

Sharon: 
Hold on, dear, we're coming for you. 

[the micro-manager gets her which is in fact Finn's father gluing Sharon to the Lego board]

Ah!
 
Emmet Brickowoski: 
Stop!

Sharon: 
Oh, no!

[Emmet watches in horror as Finn's father continues to glue the Lego pieces]

Metal Beard: 
Arr, there be too many micro-managers!

[Finn's father is holding Benny's spaceship in his hand]

The Man Upstairs: 
What am I holding here?

Finn: 
It's a battleship.

The Man Upstairs: 
No, it's a hodge-podge that's what it is. 
What's Batman doing on it?!? 

[he throws Batman off the spaceship then picks up Metal Beard] 

What is this? A robot pirate? 

[he throws Metal Beard down and he lands next to Batman]

Batman: 
Dang it.

[Emmet watches all this in horror as Finn holds him]

Emmet Brickowoski: 
Stop! Stop it! No! Stop it! Stop!

[Finn's father notices Emmet in Finn's hand]
 
The Man Upstairs: 
You got glue all over that construction worker. 
Here, give that to me. 

[he takes Emmet from Finn]
 
Emmet Brickowoski: 
Stop it! Stop it! Stop it! 

[he looks down and sees all his friends scattered all over the Lego board] 

All of those are my friends! 
No! Stop it!
 
Metal Beard: 
We were a hearty crew, but it be...it be over.
 
Emmet Brickowoski: 
No! 

[Finn's father turns Emmet around in his hand and Emmet notices the Piece of Resistance on the floor] 

The Piece of Resistance! 
I can still save them.
 
The Man Upstairs: 
Let's get this gunk off this construction worker. 

[he places Emmet on his work table]
 
Finn:  
He's not just a construction worker, Dad. 
He's The Hero. 

The Man Upstairs: 
No, he's not. 

He is a ordinary, regular, generic construction worker, 
and I need to put him back the way he was. 

Now, where is Xacto knife? 

 [as Emmet lies on the table]

Emmet Brickowoski: 
I gotta get the Piece of Resistance. 
If I could get the attention of the smaller creature. I gotta move.
 
[Finn's father continues to look for his knife]

The Man Upstairs: 
Where is that? 

[using all his strength Emmet manages to slightly move on the table catching Finn's father eye, but he quickly dismisses and looks away] 

Alright.

[Emmet starts to twitch more on the table and everytime he moves Finn's father turns to look at him not sure of what he's seen, as he turns back to look for his knife Emmet tries to move again]

Emmet Brickowoski: 
Mmmove! 

[Emmet finally manages to move enough to drop himself off the table]

 Ow! 

[this catches Finn's attention]

Finn: 
Uh, Dad?

The Man Upstairs: 
Yeah?

Finn: 
I think I saw the Xacto over there in Middle Zealand.

The Man Upstairs: 
Oh, great. Thank you.

Finn: 
Welcome.
 [as he goes to get the knife Finn quickly goes over and picks Emmet from the floor and hands him the Piece of Resistance] 

It's up to you now, Emmet.

[Finn then turns and looks at a cat poster with the phrase "Believe" written on it which Emmet also notices, he them remembers what Vitruvius had told him and then suddenly the cat's mouth on the poster starts moving as Vitruvius speaks]

Vitruvius: 
Believe. 
I know that sounds like a cat poster, but it's True.

[Finn uses a magic Lego portal that he's built to send Emmet down where Emmet can start moving again and crashes back in Lego world]

Emmet Brickowoski: 
Sorry, street. 

[as Emmet start running through the street he notices the different Lego pieces and sees in his mind how he can assemble a fighting machine from the construction site] I can see everything! 

[he quickly assembles a large fighting machine to join in the battle which the micro-managers notice]
 
Micro-Manager: 
What the heck is that?

Emmet Brickowoski: 
I am a Master Builder!

Lord Business: Release every micro-manager we have!
Micro-Manager: Let's get him, fellas!

[Emmet uses his machine to knock out the micro-managers attacking him, he looks down and waves to his friends]

Emmet Brickowoski: Hey, everyone!
 
Wyldstyle: Emmet!

Unikitty: We're saved!
Emmet Brickowoski: Lucy, I'm going inside that thing.
Wyldstyle: You got it, Emmet.
[Emmet uses his machine to make his way to Lord Business's aircraft as he fights off the micro-managers]

Emmet Brickowoski: Take that! Ha-ha! Come here!

Batman: Welcome back, kid.

Metal Beard: Here's how we do it pirate style! 
[they all join to help Emmet fight off the micro-managers]

Wyldstyle: 
Emmet, that's it! [as Emmet gets knocked down by one of the micro-mangers Unikitty watches in distress]

Unikitty: 
Emmet! 
[she watches as herd of micro-managers surround Emmet in his machine] 
Stay positive! Stay positive! 
[as he tries to fend off the micro-managers]

Emmet Brickowoski: 
Come on! 
[unable to keep a positive attitude suddenly Unikitty unleashes her rage]
 
Unikitty: 
FORGET IT! 
[she starts attacking the micro-managers] 
You all need to be more friendly! Emmet, go! 
Go, now's your chance!
 
Metal Beard: She's right, you can do it, laddy!
 
Batman: 
Go on, kid. Get in there.
 
[Emmet finally manages to break into Lord Business's aircraft]
 
Emmet Brickowoski: 
Lord Business.
 
Lord Business: 
Back from the dead, Brickowoski? Well, you're too late! Skeletrons, get him. 

[as the skeletal robots start attacking Emmet he quickly fight them off and in the process knocks Lord Business out of his evil suit, Lord Business then uses the Krazy Glue and sprays some on Emmet making one of his legs freeze]
 
Emmet Brickowoski: 
I can't move!

[Lord Business does an evil laugh]

Lord Business: 
You see your friends? Oh, they're finished! And my world is almost finished. [the micro-managers capture Emmet's friends] 
And the last thing I need to do is finish you. [he walks over to Emmet and points the glue at him]
 
Emmet Brickowoski: 
No, stop! Please! If you do one thing and I'm gonna unleash my secret weapon!
Lord Business: Your secret weapon?
 
Emmet Brickowoski: 
Yes. It's called "the power of the Special."
 
Lord Business: That sounds dumb.
 
Emmet Brickowoski: Alright. Here it comes. My secret weapon...is this. [he holds up his hand]
 
Lord Business: What is that? Is it super small? I don't see anything.
 
Emmet Brickowoski: It's my hand. I want you to take it.
 
Lord Business: You want me to take your hand off?
 
Emmet Brickowoski: No. I want you to join me. Look at all of these things that people built. 

[he points to the TV monitors showing the Lego citizens in their various fighting machines] 
You might see a mess...

Lord Business: 
Exactly! And a bunch of weird dorky stuff that ruined my perfectly good stuff!

Emmet Brickowoski: 
Okay. What I see are people inspired by each other, and by you. People taking what you made and making something new out of it. 

[this serves as a parallel to the real world where Finn's father looks at the Lego pieces Finn has assembled together]

The Man Upstairs: 

Finn, did you make all of this?

Finn: 

The People are trying to stop President Business from using the Kragle.

The Man Upstairs: 

What's the Kragle?

Finn: 

Um...it's in there. 

[he points to the big black box which is Lord Business's aircraft]
 

The Man Upstairs: 

In here? 

[Finn's father opens the top of the aircraft and takes out Lord Business, he then looks around the room where he's put up "Do Not Touch" signs all over the Lego pieces he'd built] 

So... President Business is The Bad Guy...? 

[Finn doesn't reply and looks down] 

 If The Construction Worker Could Speak to Lord Business :

What Would He Say...?

[back in the Lego world Emmet delivers his speech to Lord Business]

Emmet Brickowoski: 

You...don't have to be The Bad Guy. 

You are the most talented, most interesting and extraordinary person in the universe. And you are capable of amazing things, because you are the Special. 

[Lord Business looks shocked and lowers the Kragle] 

And so am I. And so is everyone. 

The prophecy is made up, but it's also True. 

It's about all of us. Right now, it's about you. 

And you still can change everything. 

[he holds up the Piece of Resistance, Lord Business drops the Kragle and starts walking over to Emmet, back in the real world Finn's father hugs Finn, at the same time in Lego world we see Lord Business is hugging Emmet] 

Oh, we got a hugger. 

[Emmet hands the Piece of Resistance to Lord Business] Be careful. I have been told it might explode.
[Lord Business winks at Emmet, makes his way to the Kragle, in the real world Finn's father places the lid on the Krazy Glue, at the same time Lord Business places the Piece of Resistance on to the Kragle and into the TAKO device]
Lord Business: Emmet, thank you. And I just want you to know, from the bottom of my heart, from this moment forward, I solemnly promise that I will never... [suddenly the Kragle explodes causing all the micro-managers to die, Emmet lands in the middle of the city where his friends are]
Benny: Emmet!
Metal Beard: Emmet!
Batman: Emmet!
Unikitty: Hi!
Emmet Brickowoski: Hey, everyone!
Unikitty: Yay!
Emmet Brickowoski: Is everyone okay? Where's Lucy?
[Wyldstyle comes up from under a micro-manager]
Wyldstyle: Emmet!
Emmet Brickowoski: 

Lucy!

[Emmet rushes over to her and Wyldstyle jumps into his arms]
 

Wyldstyle: 

We did it. 

[just as they are about to hold hands Batman interrupts them] 

Oh, um. Emmet, wait. Batman, there's something I need to say to you.

Batman: 

No, Wyldstyle. I mean...Lucy. 

[he points to Emmet] 

He's The Hero You Deserve.

Wyldstyle: 

[Wyldstyle smiles and Emmet looks behind him to see who Batman was pointing at] 

Thanks, Batman.
 

[Wyldstyle turns Emmet's face towards her and they finally holds hands, everyone cheers for them, then we see Vitruvius's ghostly form hovering over the city watching them]
 

Vitruvius: I liked Emmet before he was cool. 

[we see Lord Business is pouring an antidote to unstick everybody]
 

Lord Business: 

Whoops, I have the antidote for the Kragle. How did that happen? 

[at the same time in the real world Finn's father is pouring glue remover all over the Lego pieces as Finn watches]
 

Finn: 

De-kragler.

The Man Upstairs: 

What's this? Yay! 

[as Finn's father pours glue remover onto Pa and Ma Cop Finn reunites Bad Cop with his parents]

Finn: 

Oh, Mommy, Daddy, you're okay!

Ma Cop: 

Oh, son!

[Bad Cop who's now using his drawn on Good Cop face hugs his parents]
 

Good Cop: 

Hi, Mom. Hi, Dad.

Pa Cop: 

We're okay, son. 

[in the real world as Finn and his father are playing with the Lego pieces Finn's mother calls out]

Finn's Mother: 

Hey, guys? Time to come up for dinner! 

It's Taco Tuesday, your favorite!

The Man Upstairs: 

Okay, honey! 

We'll be up in a sec!

Finn: Yeah, we'll be up in a sec!

The Man Upstairs: I gotta tell you something.
 

Finn: 

What?

The Man Upstairs: 

Now that I'm letting you come down here and play, guess who else gets to come down here and play?
 

Finn: Who?
 

The Man Upstairs: 

Your sister.
 

Finn: ....what?

[last lines; as everyone in the Lego world is celebrating]

Emmet Brickowoski: 

Well, things sure have a way of working out smoothly. 

Am I right, guys? 

[suddenly and alien spaceship hovers above them]

Metal Beard: 

Whaaaaa...? 

[a trio of Duplo alien figures descend into Lego world]

Duplo: 

We are from the planet Duplon, and we are here to destroy you.

Emmet Brickowoski: 

Oh, man.