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Mom?
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Mads?
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Who are you?
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Where are my parents?
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-Who are you?
-Do you know where he is?
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-Do you know where Mads is?
-You're hurting me.
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What are you doing here?
Say something.
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When is he coming back?
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PAST AND PRESENT
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Ines, can you do
the night shift today too?
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Mrs. Schüttler's daughter has a fever
and I have to take Benni to soccer.
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-Since you have no...
-No family.
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-That's not what I meant.
-It's not a problem.
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Thanks.
And please, don't tell Dr. Reimann?
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-Mum's the word.
-Thanks.
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The news.
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November 5, 1986.
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After the mysterious disappearance
of an 11-year-old boy
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in Winden over four weeks ago,
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criticism of local investigators
is growing ever louder.
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The circumstances
of the case are puzzling.
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Despite an extensive search,
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Winden Police have been unable to find
a single piece of useful evidence.
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The police are therefore continuing to ask
for the public's assistance.
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- The chemical plant fire in Switzerland...
-Tiedemann.
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- ...is doing damage to local waterways.
-Where?
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- Toxic chemicals are entering the Rhine...
-I'm on my way.
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In times like these...
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one must...
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face one's own fears.
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Because the future...
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the future belongs to the bold.
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Not to the doubters,
those forever stuck in the past.
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Would you take a look at yourself?
You can't go to school like this.
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Sometimes I think you have no idea
what it is I do.
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Food, clothes, fencing classes.
Who pays for all of that?
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And you can't even bother
combing your hair.
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Look at yourself.
You look like a limp dishrag.
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Hey, Regina, I'm talking to you.
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This is a huge deal for me,
and I won't let you spoil it.
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The board's decision to entrust this post
to a woman for the first time...
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MISSING
MADS NIELSEN
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It's awesome.
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-Know what the song's about?
-No.
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A man who kidnaps a girl
and takes her to the forest,
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just because she's wearing red lipstick.
In the end he kills her.
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That's heavy.
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My dad says lipstick
is only for prostitutes.
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Anyway, I like Nino D'Angelo
way more than Falco.
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Hannah, you're as square as they come.
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Come on, Katharina. Don't be so nasty.
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What are you looking at?
Weren't you at Ulrich's place earlier?
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Are you new here?
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I...
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I'm looking for my mom.
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This isn't kindergarten.
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She's the principal here.
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Mr. Hubert?
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He may be a fag,
but he's certainly not a woman.
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Isn't this Winden?
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Aren't you a bit young to drop acid?
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You guys got history now?
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-Morning, Claudia.
-Morning.
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-Your first day as boss.
-Yes.
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My dad told me
the board voted unanimously for you.
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I wanted...
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-Congratulations.
-Thanks.
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I always knew
something would become of you.
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-Oh, Helge.
-And I have...
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A present for you.
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It's a book.
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Thanks.
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Well, I'm running late.
I have to get going.
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We're all behind you, Cl...
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I came just before six to feed the animals
and found this.
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Maybe a wolf?
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No bite marks. Nothing.
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Poisoned?
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Yesterday they were lively as can be.
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First the thing with the boy,
and now this.
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Such things didn't use to happen here.
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Who would just kill 33 sheep?
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"Be on guard! Be alert!
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You do not know
when that time will come."
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The Gospel of Mark, 13:33.
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Didn't know you were a churchgoer.
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The parish has a new priest.
A good man.
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Mrs. Tiedemann.
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Mrs. Tiedemann,
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Tronte Nielsen from the paper is here,
for the interview.
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And here are the figures
from 1986 and 1985, as you requested.
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They weren't easy to get a hold of.
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And congratulations again.
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I still can't believe
we have a woman as boss.
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Are you sure these are the right figures?
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Yes.
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REPORT:
33 DEAD SHEEP
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What are you doing here?
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I...
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I'm looking for my dad.
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What's his name?
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Ulrich Nielsen.
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Ulrich Nielsen? The Ulrich Nielsen?
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-Doesn't he work here?
-No.
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And I'm certain he never will.
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Oh, so this is a joke?
Was this Ulrich's dumb idea?
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Did he do this?
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Did Ulrich do this?
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-What's your name?
-Mikkel.
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-Last name?
-Nielsen.
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I'm Ulrich's son.
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Now tell me your parents' real names
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and I'll take you home.
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What's the date?
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5th of November.
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What year?
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1986.
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1986.
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Tiedemann.
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I have an injured boy here.
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Can one of you come pick him up?
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Thanks.
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Someone will be coming
to pick you up and take care of that.
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In the meantime I'll take care of Ulrich.
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He won't hurt you again.
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I promise.
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An interview? Are you serious, Tronte?
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People are interested.
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A woman taking charge
of the nuclear power plant.
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That's progressive, even for the '80s.
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I have no time for this today.
Make a new appointment with my secretary.
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Hey!
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I miss you.
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I thought we talked about this.
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You can't just leave me hanging like this.
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Claudia, I need you!
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I'm going stir crazy at home.
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-Jana loses it more and more and I...
-I want you to go now.
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Tonight?
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Please.
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Maybe.
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The number you have dialed
is not in service.
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Please call information.
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MISSING PERSON'S REPORT
MADS NIELSEN
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WINDEN BOY (12)
VANISHES WITHOUT A TRACE
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MADS NIELSEN (12) MISSING
SINCE LAST WEEK
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Hello.
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I'm Nurse Ines.
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But you can just call me Ines.
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I'll take you to the hospital now.
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00:17:02,750 --> 00:17:04,880
We'll take a look at your arm, okay?
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Then I'll bring you home safe and sound.
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Hello?
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Hello!
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00:18:02,041 --> 00:18:02,921
Hello?
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What are you doing here?
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Why do you listen to such stuff?
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The boy you sent...
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-Do you think that's funny?
-What boy?
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Don't think you'll get away with this.
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-Have we been drinking again?
-Beg your pardon?
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-I asked if you've been drinking again?
-Who do you think you are?
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I want us to find your brother
as badly as you do.
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-What's this?
-A hoof. That's obvious.
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-Did you do that on the pasture?
-What pasture?
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Did you kill the sheep?
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If you'd stop drinking your brain to mush,
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then Mads might be back by now.
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Mr. Tiedemann?
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-The door was open.
-Because of Mads.
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He forgot his key.
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Chief Inspector Tiedemann
wants to update you on the investigation.
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They've got new findings.
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Exactly. You have nothing.
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Now kindly piss off!
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Everything's in working order.
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How did this happen?
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And you still won't tell us your name?
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Nurse Ines will bandage you up, okay?
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Then you can go back home.
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RECORD OF PATIENT ADMISSION
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Don't cry.
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Don't cry. Everything will be okay.
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Bernd? I have to talk to you.
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Were you trying to slip this past me?
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I said I need to know
if there are skeletons in the closet.
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There are things that are worth knowing
and things worth not knowing,
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because you can't change them anyway.
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What is this?
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These are nothing like
the reported figures. Here.
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And here.
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Everywhere.
It's been like that for three months now.
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Do you know
what has changed since Chernobyl?
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People have lost faith.
In us, in nuclear power.
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They saw the images.
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And they can't
get them out of their heads.
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But fear is the worst enemy of progress.
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So?
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How many people around here
rely on this plant for their livelihood?
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-We have 612 employees, excluding...
-Everyone!
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And when you take over this job tomorrow,
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you'll be taking on responsibility
for the nuclear power plant,
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but you'll also be taking responsibility
for the entire town.
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And now tell me
I wasn't wrong about you.
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All the more reason
for me to know just what this means.
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00:24:49,416 --> 00:24:52,286
And? Everything A-okay with your daughter?
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00:24:53,541 --> 00:24:55,501
Yes, everything's A-okay.
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It's a big deal.
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A woman taking charge of the power plant.
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Sure it is.
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-And your granddaughter?
-Regina?
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She's good too.
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So were they poisoned?
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Hardly.
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All signs point to sudden cardiac arrest.
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-Cardiac arrest?
-Yes.
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All 33?
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It's common with sheep.
They're very sensitive creatures.
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If a few start to panic,
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the entire herd freaks out.
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It's a vicious cycle.
They just drop dead.
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Like flies.
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-And what could cause such a panic?
-All kinds of things.
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A person?
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A single person?
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Unless he's Freddy Krueger,
he'd have his work cut out for him.
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Was one of the sheep...
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I mean, was one of them missing a hoof?
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No.
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They're all as God created them.
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Do you know anything about Satanists?
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You think Satanists did this?
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As far as I know,
they make a big show of it all.
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You'd find traces on the pasture.
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Very strange.
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Look here.
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The eardrums are ruptured.
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On both sides.
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Strange.
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Coming to our party this weekend?
My wife's making Yugoslavian meatballs.
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Spicy as hell, but also tasty as hell.
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What we know is a drop,
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what we don't know
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is an ocean.
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Won't you tell me
your name and where you live?
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Don't you want to go home?
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If something happened at home...
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you can stay here for now.
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If you want to talk, I'm here.
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I'm on the night shift too.
251
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Here, something to read.
252
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I come from the future.
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What did you say?
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I come from the future.
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Mom?
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00:30:42,458 --> 00:30:43,668
Hi, it's Mom.
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If you're hearing this, heat up a pizza.
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I'm coming later.
I have something to take care of.
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-Hey, Hannah!
-Hey, Ulrich.
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Is this the Apocalypse?
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A bit disappointing.
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I imagined it being louder.
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More glaring.
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If the world ended today,
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and everything started anew,
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what would you wish for?
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Easy.
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A world without Winden.
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To a world without Winden.
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To a world without Winden.
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I don't think Winden
is going to give up that easily.
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Well, maybe next time.
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A JOURNEY THROUGH TIME
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Hello?
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Hello!
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Help!
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Help!
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Hello?
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Hello?
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Anybody there?
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Mikkel?
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Mikkel?
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