| JUGHEAD: Our story is
about a town, a small town, |
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| and the people who live in the town. |
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| From a distance, it presents itself |
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| like so many other small
towns all over the world... |
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| Safe. |
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| Decent. |
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| Innocent. |
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| Get closer, though, |
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| and you start seeing
the shadows underneath. |
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| The name of our town is Riverdale. |
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| And our story begins, I guess, |
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| with what the Blossom
twins did this summer. |
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| On the Fourth of July,
just after dawn, |
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| Jason and Cheryl Blossom
drove out to Sweetwater River |
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| for an early morning boat ride. |
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| Are you scared, Jason? |
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| (THUNDER CRASHING) |
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| JUGHEAD: The next thing
we know happened for sure |
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| is that Dilton Doiley, |
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| who was leading
Riverdale's Boy Scout Troop |
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| on a bird watching expedition, |
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