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Let's not take a side trip here!
Let's just hurry and go!
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Geez. My life sucks.
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I'm hungry, and I have no money.
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If only I had that rug...
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Dammit!
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Huh?
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What's this?
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Th-This is...
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"Help me! The monster inside
me is about to explode."
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Johan has...
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two personalities!
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Five Sugars
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So you're saying that when
you got to the warehouse,
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the Asian and the arsonist
had already fought,
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and when the Asian man saw
you, he fled from the scene.
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Is that right, Ms. Anna Liebert?
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Yes.
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The suspect is an extremist, and he turned
himself in while mentioning something
about "a flame for a race's festival."
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Your background checks out,
so we're done for today.
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So I can go home now?
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Yes.
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One more thing. Didn't people
call that man Dr. Tenma?
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Do you know anything about him?
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No, I don't.
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What do you think?
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Wearing those clothes? It makes
me think she's a hooker...
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Not her.
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I meant Dr. Tenma.
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That's what the people from the Turkish
quarter called that Asian man!
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When we told them that he was a
murder suspect, though,
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they all clammed up and
said they didn't know him.
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I came to back you up.
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Mr. Rosso.
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You're safe, Anna. I was worried!
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You just disappeared all of a sudden.
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You changed clothes?
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These clothes suit you much better.
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Those clothes didn't fit you at all.
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You must be hungry. Eat up!
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Aren't you going to eat, Mr. Rosso?
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I ate before I came.
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I'll be happy with just some coffee.
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Come on, eat!
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I will. Thanks for the food.
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What is it?
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You always put in five spoonfuls of sugar.
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Of course! Unsweetened
coffee isn't good at all.
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You finally laughed.
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Huh?
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You finally laughed.
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You had such a gloomy face for
coming in for a job interview.
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Is it so strange to use so much sugar?
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What was it...? Anna...
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Anna Liebert.
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Umm...
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Of course I'll hire you.
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Naturally, if I have a beautiful girl like you working
for me, my restaurant will be a huge success.
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However...
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However...?
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You should smile more.
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You're wasting your beauty.
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Thank you. I'll work my hardest!
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You don't have to strain yourself.
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It's just a countryside Italian restaurant.
You'll see how busy it gets.
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Come here, Anna.
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Yes, sir.
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I'll put the food out here.
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You take it to the customers.
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The dirty dishes go on the
right side of the counter.
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The wine's over here, and the
glasses are on this shelf.
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I'll also put the wine on top of the counter.
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The tickets with the orders will be here.
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The wine is on top of the counter..
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The glasses are here...
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This is the water.
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Yes, sir.
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Good afternoon!
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Welcome.
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Welcome.
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I'm hungry...
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Nice to meet you. I'm Anna.
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"Nice to meet you"?
Don't tell me you're a waitress here!
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What do you mean by that?
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There's no doubt about it... Anna
is a waitress for this restaurant.
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I'm looking forward to serving here.
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Is this for real?
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Anna, I'll have some carbonara.
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Anna, I'll have a Bolognese.
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Anna, can you come here and get me some water?
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I'll be there in a second.
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We have carbonara and a Bolognese.
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Got it.
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Thanks for waiting.
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Thank you.
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One vongole, one rigatoni!!
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Coming.
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Where did you catch a cute one like her?
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"Catch"? Don't bad-mouth people.
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Anna, I'll take you to a nicer place
than this. Are you free tonight?
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I won't let you off easy if you
touch my serving girl!
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That crybaby Rosso is using
some pretty tough words.
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That guy cried when he was watching a movie at my house.
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Shut up...
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Another squid ink risotto.
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They're playing "Summertime."
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Huh?
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They're playing "Summertime" at
the Masterpiece Theater. Look.
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It must be great. Frankfurt has a
lot of movie theaters.
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It was on TV before.
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I cried so much.
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Have you seen it?
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No.
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I see.
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This movie is set in Venice.
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Venice is a port city in Italy. It's
been called the water capital.
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Wow!
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It was originally built on a lagoon,
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so a canal ran throughout the city.
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I'd like to show you Venice some time.
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Have you been there?
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Yes.
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On top of that, the music in
the movie is pretty good.
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You've probably heard the
main theme for the movie.
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What kind of song was it?
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Let's see...
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If we hurry, we could see it.
We could still get in.
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Yes...
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But...
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I see. If we go now, it'll be
late by the time we get out.
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Yeah.
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I'm back.
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Welcome back.
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Ahh. I'll do it.
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Don't worry about it.
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I'm sorry for leaving every afternoon.
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It's okay. I'm free this time of day anyway.
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I don't mean to pry, but...
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Where do you go every day?
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You don't have to answer. It's your business
where you go when you're not working.
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I have marksmanship training.
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Marksmanship?
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Yes, from a man named Wenkel.
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Oh, you go to Wenkel's place.
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He's a good guy.
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Have you ever fired a gun before, Mr. Rosso?
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Guns are terrible.
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Just seeing one makes me tremble all over.
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Here you go. Enjoy.
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Thank you.
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I wonder how it is this time.
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Why don't you try it, then?
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What can you taste in it?
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Garlic, olive oil, and parsley.
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The flavors of everything else you put
in there disappeared, didn't they?
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Yes.
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Then it's not a real pasta dish.
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This is hard.
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Everything is training.
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Mr. Rosso, the bath is free.
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Good night.
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I couldn't believe that there was such
a movie when I was young...
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Mr. Rosso, you always cry
when you watch movies.
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When I was young, even if I wanted to see
them, I never had time to watch movies.
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I should have eaten a lot of good things then,
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but I can't remember the taste
of anything from that time.
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I didn't even know the taste of sugar.
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The taste of sugar?
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You know about me, don't you?
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After you left here, I did a little
background check on you.
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Nina Fortner.
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Her parents were murdered. Current
whereabouts unknown.
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What did you want from me?
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Did you want a job, or did you want
me to tell you something?
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I wanted you to tell me something.
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How did you know about me?
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There was a law professor at
the university where I studied.
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The Ristorante Nino Case, The Sacco Milano
Case, The Sabatini Bombing...
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You were an important reference for three murder
cases where the modus operandi were different.
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They all resulted in a ruling of no prosecution
due to the lack of evidence.
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That professor had an interesting theory, though.
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He said that you were,
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without a doubt, a professional assassin.
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On top of that, you were top-class.
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How many people do you think I killed?
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The truth is that I don't remember myself.
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When I was a kid, before I knew it,
I was a member of the organization.
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Theft, blackmail, anything you could think of...
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In the end, I became an assassin.
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I was able to eat well, thanks to the rewards.
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I never asked why.
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It was my job.
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That day was the same.
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Just as usual.
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It was at a café in broad daylight.
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I was lining up my shot on someone, not knowing
or caring what number target he was.
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That person was drinking coffee.
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He was beginning to add sugar to it.
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One spoonful.
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Two spoonfuls.
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Three spoonfuls.
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Four spoonfuls.
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When he added the fifth spoonful of sugar, the taste
of the coffee I drink all the time spread in my mouth.
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That someone began to drink it happily.
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That's when I put down my gun.
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That was it. That's what made me stop killing people.
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Why didn't you ask me how to kill
people for these last six months?
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I...
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I thought that I shouldn't get you involved.
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Do you have to go?
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Goodbye.
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Thank you, Mr. Rosso.
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Killing people is easy...
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if you can forget the taste of sugar.
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