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The American Adventure begins in complete darkness; guests can however hear the voice of Ben Franklin, as he quotes John Steinbeck. As the first scene rises, guests see Ben Franklin sitting behind a desk reading with Mark Twain seated off nearby. As Twain begins to doze off, Franklin concludes quoting Steinbeck by saying:

Then in a little time, we became more alike than we were different.<br>

In society, not great, but fitted by our very thoughts for greatness.}}