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A COLDFUSION & BAARO RELEASE
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Encounters are mysterious!
But cases are even more so!
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I'm so glad I'm with you!
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Today is the pottery case solution!
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There are no cracks in Conan's logic!
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He sees the single truth for what it is,
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and looks like a kid but has the mind of an adult.
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His name? Detective Conan!
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Unmei no Roulette mawashite
unmei no roulette mawashite
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I spun the roulette of destiny
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zutto kimi o mite-ita
and always watched you
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Created by
Gosho Aoyama
"Detective Conan"
Serialized in Shogakukan's
"Weekly Shonen Sunday"
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Planning
Michihiko Suwa
(Yomiuri TV)
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naze na no kon'na ni shiawase na no ni
Why is it that I'm this happy,
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Character Design
Masatomo Sudo
Art Director
Yukihiro Shibutani
Art Design
Hiroyuki Mitsumoto
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suiheisen o miru to kanashikunaru
yet I feel sad when I look at the horizon?
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Director of Photography
Takahisa Ogawa
Sound Director
Katsuyoshi Kobayashi
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Music Producer
Hiroki Horio
(PolyGram)
Music
Katsuo Ono
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ano koro no jibun o to'oku de mite-iru
It's as if I'm looking at myself back then, from afar
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Opening Theme
"Unmei no Roulette mawashite"
Performed by
Lyrics
Music
Arrangement
Izumi Sakai
Sei'ichiro Kuribayashi
Daisuke Ikeda
(B-GRAM RECORDS)
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Editor
Teramitsu Okada
Story Editor
Jun'ichi Iioka
Color Key
Reiko Hirayama
Associate Producer
Satoshi Yokoyama
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son'na kanji
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unmei no roulette mawashite
Spin the roulette of destiny
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Planning Support
Toyohiko Okuyama
Mitome Asai
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arekore fukaku kangaeru no wa Mystery
Thinking too hard about this and that is a mystery
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Director
Kenji Kodama
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hora unmei no hito wa soko ni iru
See? The person of your destiny is right there
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Producers
Michihiko Suwa
(Yomiuri TV)
Masahito Yoshioka
(Tokyo Movie)
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zutto kimi o mite-ita
Watching you always
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Presented by
Yomiuri TV
Tokyo Movie
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zutto kimi o mite-ita
Watching you always
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Kikuemon-san, a potter and living national treasure,
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invited me, Ran, and the old guy to his home in West Tama.
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Before long, an incident occurred!
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Masuko-san broke Kikuemon-san's latest work, the Fusui-maru!
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That night, during a get-together, Masuko-san became very drunk.
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The following morning in the storeroom...
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...she was hanged to death!
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The Famous Potter Murder Case
(Part 2)
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The Famous Potter Murder Case
(Part 2)
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The Famous Potter Murder Case
(Part 2)
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The Famous Potter Murder Case
(Part 2)
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The Famous Potter Murder Case
(Part 2)
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The Famous Potter Murder Case
(Part 2)
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The Famous Potter Murder Case
(Part 2)
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The Famous Potter Murder Case
(Part 2)
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Were you really all together in the stateroom?
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Y-Yes. The only one who left was Otani, who went to wake her.
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Right?
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Eh?
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Don't tell me you pretended to wake her and hung her in her sleep!
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N-No! I was only gone for a moment!
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Her room is only two over from the stateroom!
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Is this true?
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Yes.
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I think he was gone for less than 10 seconds.
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He couldn't have done anything in such a short time...
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Did anyone else leave?
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Well, I left for a short moment to call her.
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We thought she had gone somewhere.
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I didn't really leave, though;
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I only called her cell phone from the phone in the connecting hallway.
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That's strange. She's not answering.
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Cell phone? Hers?
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That's right. I had Masuko-san always carry a cell phone.
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She was in charge of everything else,
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so that we could focus on making our works.
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What is "everything else"?
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Things like business transactions and scheduling exhibitions.
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So our master very rarely goes anywhere.
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But that's odd. We didn't find a cell phone by her body.
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Oh, a cell phone was found in the victim's room.
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It was apparently under her futon...
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Under her futon?
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She always put it under her pillow and used it as an alarm clock.
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The cell phone was apparently turned off.
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I see. So that's why a call from just the other room wouldn't be heard.
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So, did anyone else leave the room?
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No, no one else.
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No one...
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Not that I know of.
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Then who could have carried her in here and killed her?
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Assuming she was found right after she was hanged,
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everyone has an alibi of being in the stateroom.
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That's what I'm saying! It was a suicide!
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Her feet were bare because she was upset and about to kill herself,
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and her feet weren't dirty because she used the stepping stones
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between the house and the storeroom.
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Plus, she had broken the Fusui-maru in this storeroom.
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I can imagine her seeing the storeroom when she woke up
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and walking in without too much thought.
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That's true. The rope was used in this storeroom for packing things.
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Plus we all heard the pot break at the same time.
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In any case, we won't make any progress
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until we examine the storeroom in more detail.
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I ask that you all wait in the stateroom for the time being.
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Please don't do anything without permission.
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Suicide? Is that really what it was?
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Still, too many things are out of the ordinary.
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The open cut on her right leg...
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Her unusual lack of footwear and the clean bottoms of her feet...
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And...
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...this marble I found by the broken Fusui-maru the day before...
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And what's the other thing?!
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Something I saw at the scene of the crime is bugging me!
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Alright, you!
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Oh, just a marble.
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Only kids would be interested in junk like that.
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Oh no!
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Gimme a break, old guy!
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Huh?! What the?!
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Hold on, Conan-kun! Where do you think you're going?! Stop!
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What's that?
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Lipstick?
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I didn't put it there...
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What is lipstick doing here?
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Wait a minute!
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H-Hold on!
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W-Wait! S-Stop!
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Where are you going, Conan-kun?!
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The thing that bugged me...
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Could it be?!
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What is it?
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I forgot something.
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Maybe so, but you can't just barge in here.
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Huh? Where's the lady's body?
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Taken to the police hospital.
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Oh?
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Yes! This is it!
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I finally found a trace that the killer failed to hide!
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The fact it's here means that up above is...
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Just as I thought!
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Using this method, you wouldn't need to be in the room to kill her!
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But to ensure she would die, it would have to be around there...
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Alright!
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H-Hey! What are you doing! Come down!
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I told you, I'm looking for something I forgot!
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We just checked that area, but there was nothing out of the ordinary!
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Now come down! It's dangerous!
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Yeah. Doesn't seem to be anything but pottery here...
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Interesting! That's a potter for you!
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Come down this minute!
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Okay!
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Which means one of those two is the killer...
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...but it's probably that one.
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He laid a trap for her and killed her to make it look like a suicide...
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And only he would still have proof of it on him!
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Alright! I know who did it and how!
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The question now is how to tell Inspector Megure...
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Umm, how long do we have to stay in the stateroom?
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Oh, I'm sorry! We'll still be a little while longer!
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Could we get something to eat? We haven't eaten at all today...
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I'd like to change clothes, too...
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Oh, that should be fine, as long as you tell my men first!
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No! If they do that, the evidence'll be gone!
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Evidence?
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Shut up, you stupid kid!
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Dad!
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Evidence, my butt! This was a suicide! There was no killer!
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Right, Inspector?
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Y-Yes...
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Ouch...
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Guess I'll just have to knock him out with this stun-gun wristwatch...
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Say! I found the thing you were talking about earlier!
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W-What thing?
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You don't care if I say it out loud for everyone to hear?
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Huh?!
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Here, listen.
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As I was saying, earlier, you told me...
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Now I'll just put the button speaker on his collar...
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Oh! You found it! Well done!
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Hold on. Just what did you find?
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Evidence that the killer failed to hide completely, of course!
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K-Killer?! Are you saying?!
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Yes. She didn't commit suicide at all. She was murdered.
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By someone here, in fact.
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Oh! This should be interesting!
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It's an honor to watch the great Sleeping Kogoro at work firsthand!
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Mori-kun! If the body was found right after she died,
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these people couldn't possibly have done it!
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Besides, you were the one who insisted it was a suicide!
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That was a lie meant to throw the killer off guard.
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Because we wouldn't want the evidence to be destroyed, after all.
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Again, just what is this evidence?!
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Blood, Inspector!
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Blood?
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Yeah! Kogoro-ojisan asked me to look for strange blood on the floor!
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Strange blood?
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See? He must've meant blood like this!
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W-What is this?!
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You carried the body over here, right?
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Yes. We thought she might still be alive.
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I had her arms and Seto had her legs
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when we set her down in the corner.
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Right?
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Yeah.
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If so, then this really is strange.
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What's the deal with that blood?
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I think blood dripped from the body when we were carrying it...
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No, not all of the blood was from then.
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It's hard to tell, since it's mixed with other blood,
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but there's something else here.
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S-Something else?
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The shape that drops of human blood make
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is pretty much determined by how far they fall.
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The farther the fall, the larger the circle,
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and the more developed the surrounding splatter is.
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If you had carried her by her arms and legs,
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the distance from her toenails to the floor was 50 cm at best.
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However, these blood drops clearly fell more than a meter.
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The fact that such blood is here...
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Are you saying she was on top of this shelf?
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But why?
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Could it be?!
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Yes. The killer had carried her to the top of the shelf last night...
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...where she slept, with a rope around her neck, tied to the roof beam.
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That way, when she woke in the morning, she would lose her balance,
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fall from the shelf, and wind up hanging herself.
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The loud sound right after she was hanged
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was from the pots left directly below the noose.
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Being hanged from that height would result in an almost instant death.
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The broken pots would then look like a stepstool she had overturned.
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Of course, this was also meant to hasten the body's discovery
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and solidify the alibi of the killer inside the stateroom.
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Then what about the cut on her right calf?
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Look closely at the top of the shelf. Do you see a protruding nail?
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Yes, I do.
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When she lost her balance and fell, she likely cut her calf on that nail.
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The blood landed on a different spot on the floor
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probably because she had held on to the shelf for a few seconds.
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Meaning she just happened to get the cut on her calf?
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Yes. It wasn't part of the killer's plan.
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He was probably quite shocked when he saw her cut.
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But the killer would've quickly discovered the cause of it,
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as well as the blood right by the shelf.
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Even if the body swung, the shelf would still have been too far away.
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Fearing his trick would be figured out if this blood was found,
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the killer directed the others carrying her body to the blood
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to try to hide it with new blood.
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Isn't that right, the one who left last night's party
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to carry her to the storeroom and set up this trick...
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...Ryuichi Seto-san?!
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S-Seto?! Don't tell me it was you?!
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Hold on, now! I wasn't the only one who left during the party!
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Besides, why would I do something so daring
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with a great detective like you around?!
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You had no other choice.
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Because she had broken the Fusui-maru.
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Wasn't it you who put a marble under the Fusui-maru
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to make it easy to fall?
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To make this murder look like a suicide that she committed
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because of her own mishandling of things?!
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I get it.
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If she was in charge of selling these works,
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she would've been the one who stored and removed them here.
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So she was bound to drop it eventually.
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Moreover, she fell asleep drunk during the party.
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Last night was the perfect chance.
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Please knock this off! You shouldn't blame me without any proof...
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Actually, I believe you're still wearing the proof.
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Now then, Inspector! Please lift up the back of his jacket!
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What's this?!
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Lipstick?!
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That most likely got there while you were carrying her up the shelf.
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You'd have to carry her on your shoulders to use the ladder, after all.
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And then you returned to the stateroom, as if nothing had happened.
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You had left the party to carry her here before she sobered up!
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Have a look at the sitting cushions in the stateroom.
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One has a bit of the lipstick he brought back with him.
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Come on, now! Yes, this might be her lipstick.
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But maybe she just happened to touch my back
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while she was sleeping during the party.
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I was drunk last night, so I don't really remember,
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but can you say that isn't a possibility?
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Oh?
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You leave me no choice then. I'll show my trump card.
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Hey, Conan! Show 'em what you found.
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C-Conan-kun!
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Here it is, mister!
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Conan-kun! That's dangerous!
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Huh?
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W-What the?!
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A cell phone!
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What's this doing inside a pot?!
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To make sure this murder worked as planned.
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Even if she was atop a narrow shelf,
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there'd be no guarantee she'd lose her balance.
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But it'd be a different story if a phone under her pillow rang.
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In that situation, most people would reach out without thinking.
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Even more so if she used her cell phone as an alarm clock.
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Yes. Seto-san placed that pot in the shelf directly under her
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and had the cell phone in this special double-bottomed pot ring.
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Checking the cell phone's number should make it immediately clear
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that it belongs to Seto-san.
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Tell me, detective. How did you know it was me?
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Yes, I made the call. But Otani could have too when he left the room!
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That's right.
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I thought so too when Conan found the pot with the phone in it.
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Then how?!
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After all, when you tried to call her, you said this:
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That's strange. She's not answering.
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But her cell phone had been turned off when it was found.
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The cell phone was apparently turned off.
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In such cases, a cell phone would reply
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by saying that it is either turned off or out of signal range.
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My suspicion was confirmed once I remembered that.
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My suspicion that when you called, you called a different number.
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I see. I guess I should've said I couldn't get through to her phone.
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But I can't believe you'd destroy Master's Fusui-maru to kill her!
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That thing can turn to dust for all I care.
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After all, it's a counterfeit copy I made of the real Fusui-maru.
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C-Counterfeit?!
313
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Yeah. The real one is stored in a different location.
314
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Still, even though it broke, to think I could fool even her eyes...
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My skill has really come far.
316
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Though that's why she sold my works for high prices, of course.
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H-High prices?!
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You don't mean—?!
319
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Yeah.
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She took my works and sold them to rich, artistic know-nothings,
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claiming they were Master's works!
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W-What?!
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By the time I realized it, she had already sold several dozen.
324
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I questioned her about it, of course,
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but she not only didn't apologize...
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You should be thankful more than anything.
327
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I'm actually selling the unoriginal junk that you make!
328
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Wait, does that mean your recent slump was?
329
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Yeah! It was on purpose!
330
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I didn't want to harm Master's name any further...
331
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But she threatened to kick me out
if I didn't keep making stuff!
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I couldn't put up with it anymore, so...
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Y-You fool!
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Why didn't you tell Master about it?! Surely he—
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I couldn't.
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I couldn't tell him my fakes sold for more than his authentic works...
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Let's go.
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Negaigoto hitotsu-dake
Song by Miho Komatsu
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doushite futari wa deatta no?
How did they meet
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kon'na ni sabishii yuuhi o miru nante
Looking at such a lonely sunset?
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ki no ki'ita kotoba sagashite mo
Even as I try to find clever words
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hanareta kokoro o tsunagu kotoba nakute
There are none to connect our distant hearts
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dekiru-dake no egao de te o fureba
Do you think if I wave with my best smile
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chotto-dake demo kirei ni mieru no ka na
That I might look even a little prettier?
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negaigoto hitotsu-dake kanaete-kureru-nara
If I could have one wish granted
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kizutsukeatta ai ga hajimaranai-you ni...
It would be that our love wouldn't make us both hurt
347
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Oh! So that's the cup worth 10 million yen?!
348
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I don't know. It doesn't seem that valuable to me...
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Appearances don't always match what's on the inside.
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Hot!
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Gotcha!
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In his case, his appearance does match what's on the inside...
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NEXT EPISODE
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F-First love?
355
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Uh oh!
356
00:23:49,210 --> 00:23:52,360
Asami-sempai was Shin'ichi's first love?
357
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That's our lodge!
358
00:23:57,090 --> 00:23:59,350
Oh no! Asami-sempai is...
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Asami-sempai is...
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still in there!
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Sempai!
362
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Next Conan:
The Memories of First Love Case
(Part 1)
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Next Conan's Hint: Lemon Pie
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Look forward to the next episode!
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Next time...
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When you think of first love,
what does it taste like?
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Boxed eel lunch, of course!
368
00:24:22,470 --> 00:24:23,230
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