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Munich
(Germany)
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Thank you very much. We look
forward to your cooperation.
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No... We should be thanking you.
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I would really enjoy a round of
golf with you guys next time.
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No, no, if that happens, please go easy on us.
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We look forward to your cooperation.
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Oh, thank you.
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Thank you!
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Thank you.
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"Thank you," huh?
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Words lose their meaning when they use them.
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Ah, hello, hello.
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Sorry to keep you waiting.
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Our business talk went on longer than we expected.
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I'm Iwai, from the Munich branch of
the Kadofuku Commercial Company.
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I'm Lunge, from the BKA.
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Please, do take one of these...
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Thank you.
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A thank you and a bow...
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You're even more polite than me.
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One coffee,
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and another one for him also.
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About that person, Yamamoto,
that the police wanted to see...
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He's currently on a business trip to the Czech Republic.
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He is scheduled to return tomorrow.
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He seems to be very busy.
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Do you know Mr. Schubert of the great financial combine?
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Ever since he came out of retirement
and resumed his economic activities,
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all of the industries in Germany that he worked with and
other affiliated companies are paying attention to him.
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All of the Japanese firms are getting
involved with Mr. Schubert as well.
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Why does he laugh?
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Anyways, Yamamoto cannot help you today, but...
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He and I both know Mr. Kenzo Tenma equally well.
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I see.
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But I am really surprised
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that you guys are still investigating him.
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Yes, because we haven't solved the case yet.
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I was really surprised when
Mr. Tenma was marked as a suspect!
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You were surprised?
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Was it that unexpected?
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It was beyond any expectation.
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To think that he killed someone...
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To tell you the truth, I didn't think
he could do such a thing.
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Although we only went out drinking
about twice three years ago...
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He was not a bad person.
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If you say that he was not a bad person,
does that make him a good person?
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A good person...
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He was more of the type of person
who didn't like to stand out.
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So a person who doesn't like to stand out is a good person.
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Well, all I'm saying is that he wasn't an unpleasant person.
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My Nameless Hero
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Japanese people don't usually wear these things.
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Japanese people use chopsticks skillfully.
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I am Japanese.
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Thank you.
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I am Japanese.
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I am Japanese.
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I am...
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Tenma.
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Ah, Father?
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Hi.
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How are you?
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I'm fine.
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I called you because I heard that you were in Munich.
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I'm living here now.
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The thing is, Father...
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I gave birth to a healthy child...
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I see...
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Congratulations.
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Even though we've been through a lot,
I'd still like you to see your grandson.
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Will you come see him?
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Of course.
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Then, is tomorrow okay?
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Yes, I should be free after 6 PM.
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Where shall we meet?
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Yes...
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The Marienplatz.
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Yes, I got it.
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Goodbye.
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Thank you.
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Wow, you're pretty skillful with chopsticks.
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You think so?
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Although lately, there are many foreigners who
use chopsticks better than Japanese people.
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So, Dr. Takahashi...
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From the perspective of someone who had the
same job, what kind of person was Tenma?
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What kind, eh?
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Hm... let's see...
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He wasn't too anti-social...
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though he was indecisive at times...
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Except...
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Except?
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He turned into a completely different
person when he held a scalpel.
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Although everyone called him a genius neurosurgeon,
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it really wasn't an exaggeration.
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What about his parents?
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He never really talked about them.
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He did say that both his father and
older brother were doctors...
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I guess he had no choice but to become one.
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Speaking of which...
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I heard he didn't return to Japan once
after he became a doctor in Germany.
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His parents didn't come to Germany
during that incident either...
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and they didn't seem too concerned about
proving their son's innocence.
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I guess he wasn't all that close with his family.
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I'm terribly sorry.
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Yamamoto just contacted me.
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He did arrive in Munich from Prague, but...
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it seems he has to go to his next
business meeting immediately.
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He sounds extremely busy.
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He did say he will be joining us later on at
the restaurant that we are heading to now.
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The restaurant...?
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Oh yes! Why don't you come with us, Inspector Lunge?
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This surely must be some sort of fate,
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and we don't know when well need your help next so...
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I'm sorry, I cannot today.
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I guess he wasn't all that close with his family.
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I am...
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Tenma.
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Huh?
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That sounds great.
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Please let me join you.
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Karaoke Bar Oedo
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Farewell...
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I will be going now...
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Farewell...
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I've been waiting for this, Iwai-chan.
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How about it? Would you like to
sing one too, Inspector Lunge?
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Yeah!
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Oops, the next song is mine!
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Nice!
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I've been waiting for this.
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Love letter from Canada.
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If you were here with me.
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Nice! Nice!
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That would be a wonderful trip.
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I am Tenma.
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Love letter from Canada.
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I am Tenma.
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I cannot blend into Japanese Society.
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I don't ask for their help...
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I don't have a place to go home to...
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I am...
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alone.
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Oh! Sorry for being late!
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Hey! We've been waiting for you, Yamamoto!
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This is Inspector Lunge, the man
I mentioned over the phone.
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Oh! Hello.
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I'm Yamamoto from the Munich branch of Kadofuku.
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Hello.
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How were your negotiations with
Mr. Kohou in the Czech Republic?
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Oh, he was a tough one.
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Oh yes! By the way, I found it!
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Found what?
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The thing that Mr. Schubert's right-hand
man, that blond-haired boy, asked of us.
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Oh? You found it?
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Because getting on that secretary's good side now,
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is the best way of getting Mr. Schubert
to do business with us.
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I had to search a lot of used book stores in Prague,
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but I finally found a copy!
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Oh? So this is the picture book?
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The cover's fallen off, and it's pretty beat up too,
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but if we wrap it up nicely, it'll be okay.
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Excuse me!
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Can I get a beer?
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May I?
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Oh, go ahead.
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Oh, it's in Czech?
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All right? The next song is mine!
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Nice! Nice!
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We've been waiting for this...
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for this person.
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Nice!
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Munich Police
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Inspector, what are you looking up in the dictionary?
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Czech words.
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Czech words?
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Does this have anything to do with your investigation?
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No, absolutely nothing.
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I can't believe you're looking up something
that is unrelated to the investigation...
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It's something from a picture book. I liked the picture,
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and I wanted to know what it said.
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The inspector reading a picture book?
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That is certainly rare...
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"Look at me! Look at me!"
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"The monster within me has gotten this big!"
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I see...
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So Johan has finally gotten around
to manipulating that big company?
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For a while now, I've been hearing a lot of stories
about Johan from you, Dr. Gillen, but...
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seriously, that Johan is quite a monster.
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A monster?
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Yeah.
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I, myself, have killed many people, but...
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he's become something that I wanted to be, but couldn't.
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Man, Johan is my hero.
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I see.
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There is something else I'd like to ask you.
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What is it?
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If you were Johan, what would you do next?
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Do next?
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Well, that's obvious!
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Kill his current parents, the Lieberts.
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Mr. Liebert?
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Mr. Liebert?
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Why would you do that?
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Why?
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Because I would be bored of them.
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Mr. Liebert? Mr. Liebert?!
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Mr. Liebert!
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Yes, who is it?
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A psychologist?
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And what business do you have with us, Dr. Reichwine?
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I have no intention of telling you the entire story.
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Johan? Adopted?
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What are you talking about?
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He's our real son and...
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Playing dumb is useless.
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The grave of your real son lies in Bruntal.
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You took advantage of the town hall's files being burned,
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and turned in a birth certificate
to resurrect your dead child.
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Who are you?
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It wasn't my intent to come here and threaten you.
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I came here for your sake.
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I want you to read this.
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It's a report of information we collected on Johan.
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On Johan?
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A certain man investigated all of this.
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This man is...
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He came by here before trying to sell us insurance.
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He was Richard Brown, an ex-detective.
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An ex-detective?
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He... passed away.
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Now please, read it.
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The story begins in 1986...
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when a high official of East Germany
defected to West Germany.
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Is his goal money?
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Money?
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He holds no interest in money.
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Then why has he gotten close to a wealthy man?
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You did it when you were small too, didn't you?
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Did what?
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Taking an ant line like this...
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and to that ant line...
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you mess it up like this.
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No way...
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I cannot believe such a frightening story.
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How can such a crazy story...?
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I understand your disbelief of the story.
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You lost your son at an early age.
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After that, even though you were
not blessed with another child...
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A young boy about the same age
as your dead son appeared.
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On top of that, he had money.
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He gave you a wonderful house.
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He gave you a beautiful garden.
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And then... he gave you love.
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I understand very well that you want to believe him.
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However, what's written here is the truth!
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What kind of man is this Johan?
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Just who is he?
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Johan... is a good boy.
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Johan is a kind boy.
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He is very smart...
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and outgoing.
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He's...
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our reason for living.
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Is that all?
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You have had a parent-child relationship
for nearly five years,
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and that's all you can say?
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You don't know anything about him.
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Please, help me.
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Because of him, my friend, Richard, is dead.
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And right now, a man named Dr. Tenma...
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is trying to set right what cannot be righted.
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Please, help me.
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No, more important than that...
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You will,
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like the middle-aged couples in here,
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like those who raised Johan as an adopted son,
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be killed.
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Let's leave here. Leave with me.
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The apple tree has produced some small apples.
280
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Yeah...
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Next year, it will produce bigger ones.
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I look forward to it.
283
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Yes... I look forward to it too.
284
00:17:56,810 --> 00:17:59,230
You say he's going to be killed by a Japanese man soon?
285
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Johan said that to some children?
286
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Yeah.
287
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What do you think of what he said?
288
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I'll tell you straight out, he doesn't have a death wish.
289
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Then what did he mean?
290
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Who knows?
291
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A hero's thoughts are complicated.
292
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However...
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However, I can tell you this much.
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Even if the world was wiped out by a nuclear war,
295
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he would still survive.
296
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So he's saying that there's nothing we can do?
297
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It's true that everything we've done
so far has led to nowhere.
298
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I couldn't help Richard either...
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Dr. Reichwine...
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And we have not found Dr. Tenma either...
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We can't even stop him from killing Johan.
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Everything has been useless!
303
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Dr. Reichwine, let's calm down and think things through.
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I'm sorry...
305
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Mess up an ant line, eh?
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Even ants have souls.
307
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Doctor... where are you going?
308
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Now that it has come to this, I have no choice
but to engage in life-risking close combat.
309
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I'll meet him face-to-face and tell him everything.
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That big mogul, Schubert.
311
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Huh? Add another fifty chairs?
312
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Man, they keep adding things.
313
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You mean tomorrow's Mr. Schubert's donation ceremony?
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Yeah.
315
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People just keep coming one after another
and we've run out of seats.
316
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Nowadays, whenever Mr. Schubert does
something, it becomes a big thing.
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The library will be closing soon.
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The library will be closing soon.
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Excuse me...
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I'm sorry,
321
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can you get that for me?
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That Czech dictionary.
323
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I can't reach it.
324
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Y-Yes. This one?
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Ah, sorry for bothering you.
326
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Thank you.
327
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I borrowed a Czech picture book, but I don't understand it.
328
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I see...
329
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My friend suddenly fainted after reading this picture book.
330
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Really?
331
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I thought it might have had something
to do with the picture book's contents.
332
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Is your friend better now?
333
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Yes. Completely.
334
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Thank you very much.
335
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You're welcome.
336
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Let's see...
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"Once upon a time, in a land far, far away..."
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"There was a monster without a name."
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"The monster wanted a name so
badly that he couldn't stand it."
340
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"So then, the monster went on a journey."
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What a strange book.
342
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It's closing time.
343
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Okay.
344
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We'll be closed tomorrow because of the ceremony.
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