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Ladies and gentlemen,\ngood evening.
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Anguish. Anxiety.
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Because his soul is so\npure and innocent,
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...it is all the more susceptible to\nbecoming troubled and tarnished.
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The tarnish becomes an indelible stain,\nand the stain gradually spreads.
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When one is no longer\nable to trust others,
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...is that when one truly\nbecomes an adult?
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Act 15:
The End of Happiness, The Beginning of Truth
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It's amazing how tiny and insignificant\nthe world we live on is.
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Yes. In the vast cosmos,\nit is but a grain of sand.
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And what's more, separated from Earth by\na distance of 2:5 light years as we now are,
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...the light you are now seeing\nis that of 25 years ago.
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25 years?
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Indeed. 25 years.
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I'm glad that you brought me\nwith you.
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Seen from space, all the things that I was\nagonizing over seem so insignificant.
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Perhaps, but hatred and malice are\namplified in the darkness of space.
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Everyone's gone away...
Franz has left, and so has Albert.
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I'm sorry for asking you to meet me\non such short notice, Franz.
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That's all right,
I'm glad I had the chance to see you.
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I'm planning on setting out\non a trip for a while.
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Is Albert going\nwith you?
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Apparently, he went off somewhere\non a trip of his own.
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Even though his father's in the\nmiddle of an election campaign.
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Can you believe\nthat guy?
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"Somewhere"?
Where do you mean?
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I'm sorry,
I don't know, either.
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Oh.
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The one thing I can\nsay for sure...
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...is that he's gotten himself mixed\nup in something dangerous.
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He still hasn't figured\nthat out, though.
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Franz, I...
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I know.
You're a victim in all this, too.
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Listen, whatever happens,\ndon't forget who you are.
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Look for the truth\non your own.
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Before I made\nyour acquaintance,
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...I traveled to the far reaches of the universe,\noperating this ship by myself.
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You flew a huge ship like this\nby yourself?!
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Yes. At the time, I was quite proud of the fact\nthat I was able to operate it single-handedly.
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Come, take a look\nat that.
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What is that?
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The Milky Way. I am told that in the ancient
Orient, it was called the River of Heaven.
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The River of Heaven?
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This is what I wished\nto show to you.
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It's so beautiful...
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According to their legends, two lovers\nlived on the opposite banks...
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...separated from one another\nby the River of Heaven.
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They say that once a year, they cross\nthe river and are reunited.
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That's a romantic story,\ndon't you think?
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Long ago, I once had a friend,\na sailor who was born in Marseilles.
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I heard that story\nmany times from him.
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I bet that your friend\nwas in love.
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This sailor of whom I speak had a beautiful\nfiancée and a best friend he felt at ease around.
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These three were childhood friends,\nand were always looking out for each other.
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Indeed, they were much like you,
Monsieur Franz, and Mademoiselle Eugenie.
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However, the best friend was secretly\nin love with the sailor's fiancée.
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And then, the friend, who would stop\nat nothing to possess the fiancée,
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...framed the sailor for a crime\nwhich he did not commit.
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Unbeknownst to anyone, the poor sailor\nspent more than a dozen years...
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...chained up in a prison located\nin the depths of space.
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I can't believe it...
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However, a miraculous\nevent occurred,
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...and the sailor was set free, whereupon\nhe returned to Marseilles.
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I'm relieved\nto hear that.
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However, the beautiful fiancée, rather\nthan waiting for the sailor's return,
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...had become engaged\nto his friend instead.
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That's terrible...
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I wonder why she didn't wait\nfor the sailor to come home?
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Also, why did the sailor's friend steal away\nhis fiancée in spite of their friendship?
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The sailor, now betrayed by both his best friend\nand his fiancée, never returned to Earth again.
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Why do you cry?
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I don't know...
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Until just recently, I thought that I would\nnever believe in anyone, just as you do.
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That's what I told myself...
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But for some reason,\nwhen I see your face,
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...that thought of living that way seems\nlike the saddest thing in the world to me.
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Count, let's have faith that our friendship\nwill be the exception to the rule!
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At the very least, you're the one person\nthat I can trust!
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Is the watch that I gave you\nstill ticking away?
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Albert, I shall be departing Paris\nsometime in the near future.
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What do you mean,
Count?
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It's so sudden!
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Wait, it's not because of\nyour illness, is it?!
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No. There was a certain matter\nthat I had to see to in Paris,
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...which is why I have kept my residence\non the Champs Elysees.
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However, the task I came to accomplish\nwill soon be completed.
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Morcerf! Morcerf!
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Don't say such things!
Please, stay in Paris for good!
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Or if that's not possible, please take me\nwith you when you go!
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I don't want to\nbe apart from you!
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Do you think that\nhighly of me?
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I do!
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The ardor of youth\neventually cools.
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That's not true!
You... To me, you're...
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One day...
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One day, I will ask you\nthe same question.
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I wonder if you will still feel\nthe same way about me then?
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Excellency, there's a message\nfrom Paris.
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If you will pardon me\nfor a moment...
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Monsieur Noirtier...
Please, you have to tell me.
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Tell me what
Gankutsuou is.
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What's this?
Hey, wait a minute!
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"In the event of an emergency, it is possible\nfor a third party who knows the password..."
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"...to use this pen to make contact\nwith its owner."
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Does this mean that if I can figure out the\npassword, I can access your mind directly?
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She's so beautiful!
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Hey, isn't she...
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Right. She's Monte Cristo's...
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I realize I am late, but I have come to offer\nmy support to you, General Morcerf.
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Well, well!
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By all means, please\nstep up to the podium!
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Valentine... I'm certain that your grandfather\ntold you a very important password.
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Do you know\nwhat it is?
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Valentine, I am now surrounded\non all sides by enemies.
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If anything should happen to my body,\nremember this flower.
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Blue rose...
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My name is Haidee.
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Various circumstances\nbrought me to Paris,
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...and I have eagerly awaited the day that
I would be able to meet General Morcerf.
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Goodness, you honor me.
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This may sound rude, but have we met\nsomewhere before, by any chance?
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Yes, ten years ago.
I will never forget the day.
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When I was four years old,\nin the land of Janina.
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Janina?
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You did us the honor of protecting us\nas a gallant Space Forces officer.
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Oh, is that it?
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You were a patriot dedicated\nto defending our country.
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Or so I believed,\nuntil that day.
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Done!
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I never expected that I would be using\nthis channel for this purpose...
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Still, I have no further need for it\nnow that I have left politics behind.
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Thank you, Franz.
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You and your friends have kept\nmy granddaughter safe for me.
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If there is anything in my memories that might\nprove useful to you, by all means, take them.
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Please take good care\nof Valentine.
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W-Who in the world\nare you?
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I am a sad woman who had the misfortune\nto lose her father at Janina,
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...and to be handed over to slave\ntraders along with her mother.
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My father fell victim to the intrigues of a certain\nyoung officer, and lost his life as a result.
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Oh, my!
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What's she talking about?
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I-I'm curious as to what this story\nhas to do with these proceedings?
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They have no bearing on this? Is that what\nyou are trying to say, General Morcerf?
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Or Fernand Mondego,\nshould I say?
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What?
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What does she mean?
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Who IS that woman?
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"Mondego"?
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Gankutsuou is...
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The Chateau d'lf.
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Edmond Dantes.
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My name is
Haidee Tebelin,
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...daughter of Ali Tebelin, former Pasha\nof Janina, and his wife, Vasiliki!
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I am the daughter of a father who\nwas brought low by your conspiracy...
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...and a mother who lost\nher life to despair!
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Surely you can offer no justification\nfor what you did.
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W-What's this nonsense?!
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Ladies and gentlemen,\nit is THIS that is a conspiracy!
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A rebellion by malcontents who\nare trying to disrupt my campaign!
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He's right! Grab that woman\nand get her out of here!
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It's a conspiracy!
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Don't fall for her lies, everyone!
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Now, I think you\nshould leave.
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Shut your mouth,
Fernand Mondego!
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What's this?
Don't look at me like that!
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Are you able to prove\nwhat you say?
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Why, that's...
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Proof that will never fade for as long as I live.
Proof that was branded onto me...
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...when I was turned over to\nthe slave traders by that man.
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This brand is a record of everything\nthat I have endured.
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Haidee... This belonged to your father.
Take it.
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If you ever suspect that you are about to\nbe violated, use this to take your own life.
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Fernand Mondego. Change your name\nall you like,
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...but the blood of my father that splattered\nonto your forehead that day...
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...will never disappear as\nlong as you shall live!
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Ali... I... I know
I'm right.
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I did the right thing.
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He is my sworn enemy, the man\nwho stole everything from me.
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So why do I feel\nlike this?
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Ali...
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The Count... I must warn him!
I mustn't let the Count suffer as I do now!
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Count... Has something happened?
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Why do you seem\nso anxious?
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I'm not sure.
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I just sense the presence of\na deep, terrible darkness.
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Count, what should I...
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Albert, you should return to Earth.
Without delay.
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You should be at your\nfather's side.
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My father?
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It's times like these when a man makes a lot\nof enemies. You should watch your back, too.
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Has something happened\nto my father?!
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Return home at once. I will lend you\nmy ship, the Spada.
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The time has come at last\nfor you to learn everything.
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This may be the last time\nwe meet.
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No!
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Fare thee well,
Albert my friend.
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Count...
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Why? I thought we were going\nto trust only each other...
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Count!
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Count!
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Count!
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Count!
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Count!
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Count!
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We're going back!
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Back to that city where\nvice flourishes!
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Stand by for\natmospheric reentry.
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Everything was\na lie.
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The tiny rip becomes\nan enormous tear,
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...and everything I had believed in\nfalls in and is swallowed up by it.
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Next time on Gankutsuou,
The Count of Monte Cristo act 16:
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Act 16:
Scandal
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..."Scandal."
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Bide your time,\nand hold out hope!17959
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