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Late November, Unified Year 1926
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Nothing but ammo.
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Not nearly enough stuff for daily life.
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I was hoping for some socks, at least.
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We work directly for Strategic HQ,
and this is all we get.
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That tells you everything you need
to know about the Eastern Front.
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What an awful sky.
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This story is a work of fiction. People, organizations, locations, laws, names, etc. have no relation to any real-life counterparts.
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Sorry I'm late.
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It's rare for you to invite me
to go drinking, though.
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I actually found something interesting.
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Start it up.
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What a surprise.
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It reminds you of the days with
Regiment Commander Laudon.
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Brings you right back to
those days in hell, right?
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Yeah.
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I can feel my back soaking with sweat.
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It wasn't just used in place
of a wake-up trumpet.
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It was for food, baths, even the toilet.
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I don't know how I made it through.
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I never would have without you there.
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That goes for both of us.
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I was told they stopped making these.
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I found it at a flea market.
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They didn't let it go for cheap, though.
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It's a small price for a chance
to look back on those days.
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That's right.
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I'll leave it here.
Come listen any time you want.
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I think I'll do just that.
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Episode Two:
A Strange Friendship
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It's been over 30 years, huh?
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Time does fly, doesn't it?
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Sure does.
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But we don't have time to
reminisce upon the good old days.
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That's right.
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Zettour, you and I have
known each other for eons.
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As an old friend, I want you to
give me your honest opinion.
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Winter came too soon.
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Quickly eliminating the enemy's
field army is impossible now.
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We should rebuild our lines.
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So we have to be prepared for
insults from the incompetent, huh?
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The problem is what happens
when spring arrives.
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Are we assuming
we'll resume the offensive?
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It's the only way forward.
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The Empire is just barely managing
to keep itself supplied.
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And that's assuming
it uses every possible resource.
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Blood continues to flow, even now.
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And yet...
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Our future is not totally hopeless yet.
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Allied Kingdom Capital: Londinium
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Now, how's our new friend,
the devil, working?
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Ideally, they and the Empire
slaughter each other.
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The Federation is... struggling.
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They'll be bringing back the mages
that they purged, it seems,
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but they won't be able to take
advantage of numerical superiority.
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And so...
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Let's use that volunteer army.
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We'll be able to make it look like
we're working with the Federation,
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while getting the same intelligence
we would if we were spying on them.
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Federation Capital: Moskva
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Are you sure about this?
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Of course.
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Sending forces to the volunteer army
is just what we need.
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I'd rather have the Allied Kingdom
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working for us as an ally
than being our enemy.
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We'll need a propaganda
strategy from now on.
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Thankfully, we're at war with the Empire,
the collective enemy of the world.
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We need to show everyone that
the Federation are the good guys.
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So we'll pick someone
appropriate for the task.
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Yes. Someone loyal to the party,
and idealistic, should be in charge.
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And someone charismatic
should be the mage.
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Understood.
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Of course, right?
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That's the army that saw the fairy!
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Don't worry, I'll catch you soon!
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Jeez... the brass are pushing
dealing with their friends onto us.
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Multinational Volunteer Army Battalion Leader (Allied Kingdom Citizen)
Lt. Colonel William Douglas Drake
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I apologize for keeping you waiting.
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Federation Political Commissar Attached to the Multinational Volunteer Army
Lt. Liliya Ivanovna Tanechka
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I am Liliya Ivanovna Tanechka.
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This is Colonel Mikel, a Federation mage.
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Multinational Volunteer Army Federation Commanding Officer
Colonel Mikel
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I am a political commissar
and a lieutenant in the Federation Army.
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I'm just a flunky, you could say.
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I'll look up what "flunky" means
in Federation language later.
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I'm Lieutenant Colonel Drake,
with the Allied Kingdom's 42nd Aerial.
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We're glad to meet you,
Lieutenant Colonel Drake.
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On behalf of the party,
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I give my deepest thanks to
your unit's sacrifices and contributions.
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I'm sure my fallen comrades
will appreciate that.
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Um...
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Unified States Volunteer
Lt. Mary Sue
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Are you a Federation Political Officer?
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Lieutenant Sue?
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I'm Lieutenant Mary Sue.
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I've heard that political officers
give advice on aspects of military life.
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You see, our unit's fallen
are buried in this land...
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Lieutenant, we discussed this.
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But they need to rest in their homeland!
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Please, allow them to be
buried in their homelands.
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Everyone cares for their homeland.
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Right?
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I know exactly how you feel!
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If you'll let me, I'll help you
in any way I can!
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R-Really?
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Lieutenant Sue, may I call you Mary?
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Of course!
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Thank you.
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Call me Liliya, too.
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Would you please be my friend?
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Yes, I'd love to.
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I'll help you prepare the memorandum.
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Yes, please do.
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Your lieutenant friend works fast.
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I'm sure you've got it tough, Colonel.
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She's better than most, actually.
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She is? You're joking.
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It's impossible to believe she's one
of my country's political commissars.
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Well...
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I don't know what to say to that.
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But it's not good news.
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These harassment attacks
get worse by the day.
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Why do the Federation soldiers go along
with all these reckless attacks?
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What did the MP interrogators learn?
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The prisoners all said the same things.
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The sort of stuff you'd expect to hear
from any communist sympathizer.
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I guess that's Commies for you.
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It looks like their
"noble ideals" have spread
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throughout every inch of their territory.
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You really do hate communists, don't you?
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I've been like that since my past life.
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Um...
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I read the reports too.
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They all seem so identical,
and filled with prejudice.
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What do you mean?
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I interviewed several of them myself.
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This is the report.
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Come to think of it,
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the lieutenant's family fled
the Federation during the revolution.
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It's good to have a living speaker
of Federation language.
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All of them except the political officers
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expressed a sentiment of
estrangement from communism?
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Yes.
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More specifically, a lack of support
for their superior officers.
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And it seemed like those voices
were absent from the final reports...
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Officer, can I get a smoke?
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I'm an aerial mage.
Regulations say I can't smoke.
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Tobacco ruins the lungs.
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No lighter then, either?
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Correct. My apologies.
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Major Weiss is an old hand at this.
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Tell me... Why do you people—no.
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Why do you fight?
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Why do we fight? We fight
for ourselves, of course.
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We're fighting for a better future.
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A better future?
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If we beat you, our society
will get a little better, right?
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Let me ask a different question.
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Why do you believe that fighting us
will make your society better?
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Because you believe in communism?
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I believe in it about as much as you do.
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A very witty answer.
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Listen, you're an idiot, right?
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Is there anyone who doesn't
love their homeland?
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Unconditionally.
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Am I wrong?
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Let me confirm. So you're fighting
for your homeland, then?
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I heard that imperial soldiers were smart.
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But you're no better than
the political commissars.
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Listen, you...
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We fight for our homeland.
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Do you need a reason beyond that?
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And if we can win
some glory for ourselves,
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those fuckers in the party will
actually listen to us for once.
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"Is there anyone who doesn't
love their homeland?"
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That's what he said, right?
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Yes. Exactly those words.
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Fuck it all.
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That explains why their morale's
so goddamn high...
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Lieutenant Colonel?
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Don't you get it?
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We thought we were fighting communists,
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but we've been fighting nationalists!
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If anything, the way we're doing
things now is making them stronger!
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Imperial Strategic HQ
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I'll put this in simple terms, sir.
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We've killed too many of them.
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I'm surprised to hear you say that.
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I had thought a war like this one
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would be decided by who built
the bigger pile of corpses.
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You're correct.
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But if we can defeat the enemy
with words, not bullets...
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Words are far cheaper.
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But that's gotten us nowhere.
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We have saboteurs in the field conducting
anti-communist propaganda efforts.
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And it's gotten us nowhere.
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Let's change our methods, then.
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Please throw ideological attacks
into the garbage can.
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Excuse me?
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Logic isn't what we need.
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Sir, what's important is
the emotions of the masses.
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Our propaganda efforts must
not demoralize the enemy.
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Instead, we must work
to split them apart.
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Our enemies aren't fighting
out of loyalty to the party.
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They take up arms and
fight for their homeland.
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Oh, the results of our
interrogations are here.
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Our MPs came into this with
too many preconceived ideas.
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I hate the damn Commies myself,
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so I let myself be blinded, too.
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It's not ideology that keeps our enemies
in the fight, but nationalism.
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Which means we have to split the
communists apart from everyone else.
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So we should "divide and conquer" in
regard to the Federation's nationalism?
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No, "conquer" is something our military
no longer has the strength to do.
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What we need is someone
we can outsource the work to.
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A friend in need.
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An interesting proposal.
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But at my age, it's not easy
to make new friends.
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But there's a famous diplomatic phrase.
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"The enemy of my enemy is my friend."
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Are you saying you have an idea
as to who this friend could be?
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Of course.
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National councils in the occupied
regions on the Eastern front are ideal.
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If we work with them, we should be able
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to decrease the number of guerrilla
attacks on the Eastern front.
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Sir, it's possible for us
to make friends!
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We lost another supply truck?
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Yeah, it got attacked.
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We'll have to drink water
to fill our bellies.
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I heard someone on one of the patrols
died a suspicious death.
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And a story about the well
being poisoned, too...
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Help yourself.
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What's wrong? What happened?
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N-Nothing...
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I'll say this just in case.
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You are to strictly obey international
law when dealing with the locals.
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Even if something happens,
deal with it appropriately.
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E-Even now, we have to treat them
like we do when stationed back home?
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I'll be honest. We're at our limit.
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I understand how you feel, to a degree.
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But soon, you'll have
nothing to worry about.
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Federation Territory Imperial Occupation Area
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Now, on behalf of the Empire,
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I, Lieutenant General Hans von Zettour,
will give a speech.
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I say to all of you listening to this...
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that we, the Empire, want one thing.
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Peace.
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I want peace for my homeland,
just as do you all.
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Peace, peace, peace.
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If it weren't for those
accursed communists,
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would we have taken up arms?
Would you have?
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We have simply taken up the sword
to defend our homeland.
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We promise that when peace is achieved,
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we will lay down our arms and
return to our beloved homeland.
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We have no intention of
absorbing territories we occupy.
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Our greatest desire is to co-exist
with independent peoples
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who have their own territories
and governments!
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Is there anyone who doesn't
love their homeland?
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Is there anyone who
doesn't love their home?
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We beg you...
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As good friends,
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like Horatius at the Bridge,
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please allow us to walk alongside you!
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Truly, a wonderful person
as an individual,
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and a monster as part of an organization.
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On behalf of the Empire,
I announce today...
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that we will turn our military-controlled
areas over to civilian rule!
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May light shine on
the future of the Reich,
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and its good friends!
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What a con artist.
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I'm sure he's got a special room
waiting for him in hell.
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Allied Kingdom Embassy in Moskva
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To new friends!
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To glorious cooperation
between our two armies!
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We'd love to open a second front,
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so that we can show the Empire
what good friends we are!
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Of course. But our homeland is in
the midst of a vast air war...
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Comrade Secretary, we have a problem!
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The Empire... has joined forces!
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They've joined forces with
the ethno-nationalists!
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They've started the process of
creating temporary governments
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and transferring power
within their territories!
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The enemy of the world...
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The Empire... has made friends!
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Thanks to him, the Empire
may live to see another day.
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Now, if only we had a friend who was
more useful at ending the war...
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Oh, Lieutenant Colonel!
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There was coffee on the resupply list!
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What? Really?
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Yes. The lowest grade
of the stuff, though.
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I won't ask for much in
these circumstances!
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Caffeine!
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Mehr Licht, as they say.
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Allow me to prepare you some coffee...
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Black as the devil,
hot as hell, pure as an angel,
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and sweet as love!
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Thanks.
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Thinking back, this was all thanks
to my talented second officer.
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I've known her since
the battles of the Rhine,
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but it feels presumptuous to
even call her a mere friend now.
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Who else have I known that long?
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Not you! Fuck you!
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Lieutenant, what is that
damn doll doing here?
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It was in a home we occupied.
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I thought it was cute.
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Throw it out!
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Throw it out this instant!
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Ildoa Kingdom Army Command
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They've set up national councils for
self-rule in Federation territory?
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Our allies are big believers
in Raison d'État, I see.
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I hope they're as willing to listen to us,
since we're their friends as well.
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Um, why don't you attend
the prisoners' interrogations, too?
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I'm surprised.
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As long as you've been here,
you're still saying that?
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Look at me.
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Look at me!
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They'll think I'm just a little kid!
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Am I supposed to look up at them
during the whole interrogation?
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It'll look like I'm a lost kid
at the police station!
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A-Apologies!
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I'll get a kid's high chair, then!
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No!
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