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This is a bus ticket.
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I bought it for you.
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Tenma...
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There are still ways to prove that you're innocent.
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I'll help you.
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I'm not chasing after Johan to clear my name.
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Thank you, Rudy.
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Tenma, you aren't going to...
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Oh, that's right. I never looked down on you.
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You looked like an interesting fellow,
but I never had a chance to meet you.
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But now we're finally friends, aren't we?
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You saw me cheat that time, though.
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I was cheating, too.
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Tenma...
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Did you see that sign just now?
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No, sorry. I was dealing with this map.
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Is it this way? Or maybe...?
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Which way do you hold it?
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Where did you get that map?
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Don't be like that. I got it
when we got the rental car.
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That's what I thought.
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It must have been when I
was in the men's room.
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It's no use. I can't read the
fine print on this map at my age.
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You'll have to deal with it since you forgot
your reading glasses at the airport.
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Wippenhausen, Ampertshausen, Gartelshausen.
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What's with those names? It sounds like you're
chewing on your tongue when you say them.
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How interesting! I wonder if German people think
the same thing when they hear English.
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Anyway, what's the next intersection?
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Look, there are some people.
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Let's ask for directions.
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No, let's just keep on going.
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But they're hitch-hikers.
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Why don't we give them a ride?
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What are we going to do if we get into
some kind of trouble because of that?
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But look...
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He's got that child with him, though.
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I feel sorry for them.
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Why don't we give them a ride?
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That's great, isn't it, Tenma?
They stopped for us.
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Yeah.
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Journey to Freiham
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Guten tag. Bitte...
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We don't speak German.
Do you speak English?
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Oh, you're English.
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We want to go to Freiham.
Could you give us a ride?
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Give them the map.
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Okay.
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Where is it?
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Where's the place you want to go?
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Um, well...
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We're about here, so you'd
have to go south for a while.
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That's the same direction we're going in.
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Well, get in.
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Danke-schoen.
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Bayern State
(Germany)
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How do you know each other?
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You're definitely not father and son.
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You're Asian, and he's German.
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Y-Yes...
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He's the child of a good friend.
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Just from looking at you, I can tell
that your some kind of specialist.
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I can tell by your speech and demeanor.
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Honey, please stop.
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You're being rude.
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Forgive him. He has some weird habits.
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He used to be a policeman.
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What did they say?
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It seems he used to be with the police.
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Let's get off, Tenma.
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No.
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So... your husband must be retired and enjoying
some travel with his wife, right?
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Yes, he's always been a slave to his work.
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When he was working, we couldn't even
think of doing something like this.
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I'm sorry for bothering you when you're
finally alone with your wife.
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If we're in the way, we can leave.
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No.
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Ever since we got the rental car from the airport,
we haven't been able to figure out the map.
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We haven't been able to
order food very well, either.
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I'd be much more confident if
we had an interpreter with us.
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Really.
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What should we do, Honey?
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You can't do anything about that.
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We have to go to the next gas station.
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There's a car.
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Hey, stop! Stop!
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What's wrong?
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We're out of gas.
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In a place like this?
I don't think I can help you.
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I can only let two of you on.
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Mr. Jones.
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Don't worry. Just get on
and get out of here.
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But...
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There's no reason for you to
stick around here with us.
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When I get to the next gas station,
I'll tell them what happened.
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Right. We'd be grateful if you did that.
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That was pretty lucky.
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We found another ride so quickly.
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Yeah.
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Take us to the next gas station, please.
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There aren't any around here.
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It's getting late.
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If he told them, the people at the gas station
would come for us, wouldn't they?
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Yeah.
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That man...
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He might have just left us.
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Honey... No, he didn't. I thought
he was a nice man.
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I'm not so sure.
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The sky is so beautiful.
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If you're talking about the sunset,
I've already heard it many times.
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I've already seen it many times.
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It's not the sun setting.
The sun's already gone down.
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Look!
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Look at the color of the
sky after the sun has set.
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I wonder if Robert is also watching it.
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Watching this sky...
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Huh?
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That's...
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Honey, take a look.
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Someone's coming.
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See? I told you.
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I knew he'd come!
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A nearby farmer gave us
some gasoline and a lamp.
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See, Honey?
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It's delicious.
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Don't you think so, Honey?
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Huh? Yeah.
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Thanks to your translating the menu, we've
had such a wonderful meal. Right?
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Especially that wine.
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Forster Ungeheuer. It's wine
from the Pfalz area.
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What's that "Leber" dish?
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Leberknödel.
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That's it. It was really good!
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If you weren't with us, we'd have probably passed
by the good German restaurants without noticing.
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No, thank you for treating us to a meal.
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Dieter, how would you like another ice cream?
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No. He's had enough.
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I think he's a criminal.
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I'm talking about the man I just
read about that killed his wife.
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What do you think.?
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I wouldn't know.
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When I was a police officer, I had my
fair share of accomplishments.
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Stop it already.
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Don't tell your old stories here.
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When I looked at someone, I could always
figure out if he was a criminal and whether
or not he was a bad person.
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I-I see.
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Stop it.
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Did you drink too much wine?
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Yet the longer I did it, the
worse I became at it.
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Good people and bad people,
the guilty and the innocent...
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I don't have a sense for any of it anymore.
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I wasn't that great a police officer.
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I might have had too much wine.
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What did you call this wine?
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Ungeheuer.
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It was good.
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How cute.
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Wouldn't it be nice if Dieter made a lot
of friends in a new place like this?
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Yeah.
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Everyone is happy during their childhood.
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It makes me nostalgic.
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Yeah.
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Oh, my.
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This should be the place.
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What is it?
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Here you go, Honey.
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Sorry, but we'll have to
ask you to take a detour.
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Go ahead.
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This is the place.
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The police?
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We'll be back soon.
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Please wait in the car for us.
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Wh-What are we going to do, Tenma?
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Tenma, let's run.
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What's wrong?
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It looks like there's a car in the patrol car's parking
space again. It looks like a foreigner.
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It can't be helped...
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What should we do?
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Um, this seems to be the opposite direction
from Freiham, the place we want to go.
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I know.
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Sorry, this won't take much time.
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I made some plans at Steinbach Castle.
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Honey...
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Steinbach Castle?
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There's something I want to see there.
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Are you all right?
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Yes. Thank you.
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Our son wrote to us about this place.
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He said that the view from
this castle was wonderful.
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He mentioned wanting to show it to us.
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Your son lives here?
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We're on our way to see him,
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but we keep on making stops.
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He was admiring this scenery.
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Our son...
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Our son killed someone.
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We came here to see him, face to face.
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We'll be leaving now. Thank you very much.
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No, we thank you from the
bottom of our hearts.
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Thank you. Take care.
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He was such a nice man.
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Yeah.
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He's currently being pursued
as a murder suspect.
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That can't be. He...
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No, it's true.
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I saw his wanted picture.
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But...
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The truth is that when I said "hello" to the officer who
arrested Robert today, his picture was at the station.
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I can't believe it.
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Such a nice person?
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Yeah.
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Before I saw his picture, I doubted him,
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and when I met him, I confirmed it.
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He's innocent.
214
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He cannot be a bad person.
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Yes.
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Our son, Robert, killed someone.
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I was so ashamed that I couldn't even
face my friends and family.
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When I thought that, I quit the force.
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I want to confirm one last thing
with my own eyes, though.
220
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Robert had committed a crime,
but he's not a bad person.
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Come...
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Let's go see Robert.
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Happy Holidays
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