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What are memories? Souls? Spirits?
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This is a world where memories can be turned into data and stored.
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Even if the body dies,
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its memories live on, and can be transferred to another body.
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Bad memories can be erased, and good ones downloaded.
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However, this is something only the privileged can do.
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In a world like this, our protagonist, Kaiba, is traveling in another body with no memories of his own.
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Attention, passengers disembarking here.
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The gravity on this planet is approximately half that of normal levels.
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Jumping too high is dangerous and may cause accidents.
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How should I put this... I'm not trying to chase after you, but...
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Where you're heading and where I'm heading happen to be in the same direction, so...
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Well, it's...
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You know what I mean?
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Where are you, Chroniko?
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Hey! Have you seen a girl?
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Chroniko!
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Grandma's Room of Memories
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Where did you get a wound like this?
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Grandma, you sure they're alright?
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They look strange.
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Suspicious.
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You'll never be a good lighthouse keeper if you can't help people in need.
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You two won't be kids forever.
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You need to grow up and become good lighthouse keepers.
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And help your grandpa.
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He's getting old.
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But he's already...
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It should be ready now.
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Lift your arm.
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The color doesn't quite match,
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but it'll do.
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Here.
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You didn't expect me to do this for free, did you?
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You must at least have something, right?
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You really don't have anything?
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That must be inconvenient.
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What do you think you're doing like that?
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Hey!
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Why have you been quiet all this while?
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Oh!
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Could it be that you're after our treasure?
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I see! Now I get it!
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The treasure is ours!
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Go away! Go away!
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Chroniko!
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Not here?
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Excuse my grandson's lack of manners.
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He needs a good scolding now and then.
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Hey, I saw you earlier!
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Did you trick me?!
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You look suspicious...
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like that scar on your body.
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I'll take a look inside your head.
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What the hell's this?
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This is far from normal.
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Damn it!
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I smell it.
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I can smell...
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the scent of brand new books.
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I'm close.
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Hey!
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Hide and seek is over!
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Come out slowly!
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I'll punish you if you don't!
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I'll kill you!
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Hey,
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that ship earlier told me to keep an eye out for...
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A hippo with a concaved body...
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They...
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They're thieves after our treasure!
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The treasure that our dead grandpa left!
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You idiot!
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Don't say "Dead grandpa" in front of Grandma!
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Oh, that's right.
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She falls into a deep slumber if we say "Dead grandpa".
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The last time you told her Grandpa died,
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she finally woke up four months later!
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Do as we say if you want to live!
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We'll make it worth your while.
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Once, inside her head, he told us about some incredible treasure.
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Go ask him where it is.
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We need money.
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We'll buy tickets with that money.
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And we'll get on the ship with these tickets.
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Dad and Mom got on one too.
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We'll get to travel to many different places.
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We'll see this vast world.
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We'll leave this miserable planet!
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Why did you come all the way here?
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They...
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Th...
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They asked me to look for the treasure.
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There's no such thing.
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They heard that their dead grandfather knew of some incredible treasure.
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He's not dead!
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I know of one.
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It's a treasure,
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but it's of no value to them.
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I blame their parents.
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They left this planet one day, abandoning their kids.
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They're a chip off the old block.
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They only look up at the tower, neglecting to look at their feet.
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They don't realize how many large buildings pop up at their feet as they drop food on the ground,
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and how many people live there.
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They don't realize how a fish lost his wife because they caught, broiled, and ate her,
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and that he took a shrimp as his wife, and now the fishrimps are hatching from their eggs.
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They don't realize how male pollens stick under their feet,
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and those get to female pollens as they walk all over the place,
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resulting in Pacchin trees springing up everywhere.
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But they said that their grandfather fell from the top of the lighthouse.
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He would never fall!
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He's probably working again at the lighthouse today.
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This unfinished ship model looks like the one in your room.
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He was so good with his hands.
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I saw this broken door in that room too.
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Bori and Kera broke it.
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Grandpa said he'd fix it when he came home.
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There are tools too,
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but it looked like both the ship and the door have been left alone for a long time.
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I wonder why?
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Grandpa loves carpentry.
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I'm not sure.
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Because he's not around anymore, right?
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That's a lie!
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It's not a lie.
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It's true.
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It's a lie! It's a lie!
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We never lie.
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Grandpa is dead.
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He died in your arms.
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He died in my arms.
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He turned cold.
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No!
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He died.
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He's gone.
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He's not gone!
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He lives as long as I remember him!
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You don't have to...
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cry anymore.
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Don't cry anymore.
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I knew you were alive!
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No, I really fell and died.
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Why did you fall?
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You love hochi flowers, don't you?
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I do!
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Because you gave me one.
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It was a really rare flower from another planet that landed here and grew.
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A really rare and pretty flower.
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I could never find it after that.
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Nevertheless, it made me happy.
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You know, I finally found another one for the first time in a century!
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Really? Where?
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On top of the lighthouse, of all places!
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On top of the lighthouse?
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That's right!
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It was on the wall at the top!
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Then I fell.
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Why did you do such a reckless thing?
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I wanted to see your happy face.
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You silly man.
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My bad, my bad.
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Hey, I'd like to join you over there.
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I don't know if that's a good idea.
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I doubt it is.
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But living alone has been such a drag.
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Even if you say so... that's a lot of trouble for me.
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That wouldn't be the case for me.
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Let me do it.
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You really shouldn't.
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I should be going now.
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Grandpa!
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You came over!
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You've always been so reckless.
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Are you fine with this?
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I am.
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If you want our precious treasure,
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go to the top of the lighthouse.
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I feel sorry for those kids.
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The world's the same all over, big or small.
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What truly matters is the size of your heart.
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Grandma!
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Grandma died!
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She really did.
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Now we'll never know about Grandpa's treasure.
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Yeah...
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Eh, I'm sure they'll understand one day.
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Say hello to them for me.
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These...
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are the treasures?
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Man, what do we do?
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Yeah, what do we do?
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We're...
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all alone.
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What the hell?!
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Chroniko!
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I'd like to make a grave for her.
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Consider it done!
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Chroniko!
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There's a third hair growing from this pari.
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It's the best time to eat it.
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It'll pop soon, because the third hair on the ochiri has grown.
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Think they're still alive?
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They must be stowaways.
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When you've lived in a lighthouse for a long time, it's hard to live anywhere else.
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I guess they didn't know that.
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Oh well, let's take them out.
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Hey, we'll be at Abipa next.
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What'cha up to?
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Well...
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What about...
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Next Time
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Abipa, The Utopian Planet
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Next time: Abipa, The Utopian Planet.
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