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Yes?
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Ah! I've been expecting you.
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You're interested in this old mansion, yes?
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My apologies for the sudden request.
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No, not at all.
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Please, feel free to look around.
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What do you think? It's built quite well, isn't it?
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It was originally a mansion for the nobility,
built in the latter half of the 16th century.
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To tell the truth, I've only just bought it myself.
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I cared for it the moment I first saw it.
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This is the main hall. I'm sure that long
ago they held dance parties here.
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This is quite a view.
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Isn't it?
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Ah! That's right.
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Would you care for some wine? We should make
a toast, to chance encounters and so forth.
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I'm actually quite fond of wine,
and have a varied collection.
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I have a vintage bottle, something very good.
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Please give me a moment.
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I'm very sorry for the wait.
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Huh? Sir?
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I was walking aimlessly down
nothing but random streets
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And I came to, wondered "Where am I?"
and "What should I do now?"
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There's that song you like,
so I cranked the car stereo's volume
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As far as it will go, capturing the feeling
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On this one-way street
with no intersections or stoplights
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I'm racing at speeds fast enough
to catch up to you
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So far away, let's take off!
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At full speed, without stepping on that brake
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Oh someday, yes someday
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We'll be in a place of my own,
where no one will find us
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And when something
that can't be seen is broken
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How to fix it will be up to me
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So far away, let's take off!
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Let's restart it all, even our limits,
and start together
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Oh someday, yes someday
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We can find it if I'm with you: our dream
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Wine of Renown
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That bastard who buys everything is here again.
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Hmph! He doesn't know a thing
about the taste of wine.
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There's no way I'm letting him get the top bid!
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First, a red of the highest quality
even among the wines of C�te d'Or:
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Roman�e-Monts Luisants, one bottle from 1800
and nine bottles from 1900. Ten bottles in all.
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We'll start the bidding at 100,000 euros.
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150,000.
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200,000.
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250,000!
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280,000!
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Are there any other bids?
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350,000!
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We have 350,000 euros.
Are there any other bids?
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Any other bids?
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450,000.
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We have 450,000.
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500,000!
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600,000.
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Six... 630,000!
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700,000.
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700,000 euros. 700,000 euros.
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Are there any other bids?
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Very well, sold for 700,000 euros.
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How'd things turn out?
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Sure enough, Yanagida got the winning bid.
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I see.
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That man knows nothing of the taste of wine!
He just wants to show that he has money!
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For him to drink one of
our Roman�e-Monts Luisants, -
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let alone one of the 1800s,
is a disgrace to all wine!
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As a Frenchman, I am bitterly disappointed!
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It's nothing to be disappointed about, Jacques.
This time, victory belongs to US, the French.
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Huh?
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Yanagida being who he is, I was certain
that he would bid in today's auction.
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If you knew that, it would have been better
to keep the 1800 out of the auction!
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That way, Yanagida never
would have gotten his hands on it!
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No. That's not it.
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On the contrary, I WANTED Yanagida to win
the Roman�e-Monts Luisants 1800.
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Wh-what are you saying, sir?
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Inside that 1800 bottle is a wine from 1905.
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Though I doubt he is qualified
to taste even the 1905 variety.
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Did you know, Jacques?
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In Germany, violation of the wine laws
is a crime of the nobility.
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Put simply, as with a duel,
it is not an act of dishonor.
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This is a duel, one with Yanagida.
And we are the winners.
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But something like this... is it all right?
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Not to worry.
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His unrefined tongue couldn't possibly
distinguish between an 1800 and the 1905.
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How is it, sir?
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Yes. It's fine.
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To be honest, I'm no good with subtle
differences between wines. At all.
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I'm the same way. I'm just a merchant, so when
we purchase them in barrels from the vineyard, -
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I try samples and take notes
while I make a knowing face.
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But the truth is, I don't
understand wine tastes either.
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Is that so?
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However, if a vineyard sells
us bad wine just once, -
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I make them understand that I'll never
do business with them again.
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Wine transactions are built on trust. But there
are many people who would betray that trust.
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For us Japanese, creating that system of trust
here in France is extremely difficult.
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It's the same for us Germans as well.
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It's because some of the French
people are far too proud.
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Albert is a prime example of this.
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You mean, the owner of Roman�e-Monts
Luisants, Jean-Charles Albert?
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Yes. Roman�e-Monts Luisants is a splendid red,
renowned throughout the world...
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But Albert is far too proud of that renown.
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Have you heard?
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What's that?
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What happened five years ago.
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An Arabian noble bought a bottle of 1800
Roman�e-Monts Luisants from Albert.
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It turns out...
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What was inside the bottle was NOT the 1800.
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When he realized this, the Arabian noble
lodged a violent protest with Albert's company.
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That is a baseless accusation.
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Still, it understandable.
For the people of Arabia, France's...
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That is, OUR Roman�e-Monts Luisants
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has an aromatic flavor that is
quite difficult to discern indeed.
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If I may, for us French,
wine is not simply alcohol:
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It is a symbol of France's pride and culture.
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And now your meager palate
has made a foolish mistake, -
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one that is nothing less than
an affront to France herself!
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Hang your head in shame!
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Having said that...
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He apparently showed them the door.
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Is it true? That story?
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That's why, Mr. Yanagida...
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You're wondering if the 1800 I bid on is genuine?
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Yes, exactly. I'm somewhat apprehensive.
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I... I believe it's the real thing.
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If it IS a fake, Albert is the one
who should be worried.
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Huh?
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This is... unthinkable!
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Yes, that's right. Read the paper!
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Yanagida is holding a housewarming party.
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What's more, it looks like of all things,
he's serving the ten bottles he bought yesterday.
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On top of that, five sommeliers have been
invited to the party to represent France.
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This is the list of sommeliers being invited.
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So, Louis Bouvet was invited as well, eh?
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He is France's number one sommelier.
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The other sommeliers probably couldn't
taste that Yanagida's bottle is a fake.
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But Louis could. He's been given
a taste of the true 1800 before.
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That man can sample a wine once
and never forget the taste of it.
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Then, at Yanagida's party,
he'll know that the 1800 is a fake!
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If that happens, the proud name of France's
top wine, the Roman�e-Monts Luisants, will...!
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It will become nothing.
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Louis!
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Hello there. My apologies for
calling during this busy time.
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To get right to it, what is it you need?
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You were invited to
Yanagida's party, weren't you?
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Are you attending?
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I'd planned to.
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Well...
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I think someone of your stature
would do better to refuse, don't you?
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Huh?
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That man has no sense of taste; he simply relies
on money to hoard his wine collection.
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There is no honor in attending
the party of a man like that.
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It would only damage your outstanding
reputation as a sommelier.
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I see. That's one way to look at it, isn't it?
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Yes, indeed.
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However...
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I don't consider it Yanagida
that I received the invitation from.
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What do you mean by that?
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I think of it as having been invited by
the 1800 and 1905 Roman�e-Monts Luisants.
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For a sommelier, there could be
no greater invitation!
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Refusing this invitation
would be an insult to wine itself.
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Anyone who did so would be unfit
to bear the title of "sommelier".
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I'm grateful for your warning,
but I have every intention of attending.
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Pardon me, sir.
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Your mail.
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Ah, thank you.
Your mail.
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Ah, thank you.
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"That we may establish better ties of trust"
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It's just splendid.
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Now then, if the sommeliers
would please join me.
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To uncork the bottle of 1800...
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Mr. Albert!
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Would you do the honors?
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No, no! I...
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As maker of the greatest red wine in France,
Roman�e-Monts Luisants, -
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I can think of no one more fitting.
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Don't you all agree?
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That's exactly right.
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It's just splendid.
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Here, Mr. Albert. If you would.
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The wine?
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Yes. A bottle of 1800 Roman�e-Monts Luisants.
That is your target.
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I want you to hit that wine bottle
and nothing else.
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For such a task, you are
the only one I could turn to.
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Looking forward to it, eh?
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Wh-what was that?
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What a waste!
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What happened here, Mr. Albert?
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Tomorrow night...
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A party will be held
at a mansion in Fontainebleau.
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I will also be attending. And the bottle of 1800
wine being presented will be a fake.
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I want to stop that fact from becoming known.
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If the truth came out,
the honor of the Albert name, -
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the tradition of Roman�e-Monts Luisants...
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The PRIDE of it would be lost in a second!
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And who made that fake wine?
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00:20:07,974 --> 00:20:10,476
Well, it...
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It was me.
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You made that fake wine yourself,
but speak of honor and tradition and pride?
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S-so, what do you think? Of my request.
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I'll do it.
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Oh! So you will do it? If you hadn't agreed,
I don't know what I would've done.
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At that party, the bottle of fake 1800
will be uncorked.
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I want you to make that your target.
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Whoever opens it, not knowing that it is a fake,
will no doubt swoon at the honor of it.
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Also, if they knew the bottle were to be shot,
I'm sure their hands would shake.
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I-I mean, if they were to know of your skill,
that would be a different matter, of course.
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This is the genuine
1800 Roman�e-Monts Luisants.
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Please.
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Well? How does it taste?
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It's bitter.
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Pride is admirable, but if taken too far,
it becomes arrogance.
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And that's nothing but bitter.
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Are you all right, Mr. Albert?
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H-how could an ASIAN understand
the true flavor of wine?!
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Pride is admirable, but if taken too far,
it becomes arrogance.
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And that's nothing but bitter.
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It was fun when there was nothing to it at all
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Instead of getting a big bouquet
of flowers just once
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I'd rather get a single flower every day
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I loved you
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Like a romance novel
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But one day for sure... Why?
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I had a dream
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Oh, that smiling face, let it shine for eternity
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Because I'm always, always thinking of you
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I'm sorry, but on a night like this
when I'm all alone
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I think of you again
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But I don't cry like I did on that day
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I don't
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The hit will take place at the theater.
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To assassinate a realtor who is in attendance,
Golgo has put together a shocking plan.
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A perfect alibi and a disappearing weapon...
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And now, the curtain will rise on murder!
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Next time on Golgo 13,
"Night of the Murder"
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Night of the Murder
Next time on Golgo 13,
"Night of the Murder"
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Night of the Murder
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Night of the Murder
Do not stand behind him, if you value your life!
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Do not stand behind him, if you value your life!
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