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I was the one who saved his life.
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I was the one who saved that monster...
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This is it!
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Did you figure something out?
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Schubert's book donation ceremony!
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Is Tenma there?
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Dieter, you wait here!
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Don't follow me!
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It's Schubert!
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I want to see Hans Georg Schubert.
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Contact him.
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Yes, sir.
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If I'm not mistaken, he's at the University of Munich
for a book donation ceremony today.
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We're heading there immediately.
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Tenma is going after Schubert.
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Nina!
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Lotte! Thanks for coming.
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I'm sorry. I looked all over for him,
but he doesn't seem to be here.
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You and I just got to be good friends, too.
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It's such a shame.
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You guys, aren't twins are you?
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I'm right, aren't I?
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I'm right, aren't I?!
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What is this picture book?
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He saw this and suddenly fainted.
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Picture book?
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Kill... him...
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A long, long time ago.
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In a land far away, there was
a monster without a name.
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The monster wanted a name so badly.
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So the monster left to go on a journey to find a name.
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But the world was so large that he
split into two to make his journey.
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One went to the west and the other went toward the east.
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The monster who went to the east found a village.
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At the entrance of the village there was a blacksmith.
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Mr. Blacksmith, please give me your name.
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You can't give away your name.
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If you give me your name, I'll enter
you and give you strength.
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Really? If you can make me stronger,
then I'll give you my name.
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The monster entered the blacksmith.
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The monster became Otto the Blacksmith.
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Otto the Blacksmith became the strongest one in the village.
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But one day he said, "Look at me. Look at me. Look
at how large the monster inside of me has become."
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Crunch Crunch!
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Munch Munch!
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Chomp Chomp!
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Gulp!
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The hungry monster ate Otto from the inside out.
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The monster returned to being a nameless monster.
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Even when he entered Hans the Shoemaker,
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Crunch Crunch! Munch Munch! Chomp Chomp! Gulp!
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He returned to being a nameless monster.
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When he entered Thomas the Hunter...
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Crunch Crunch!
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Munch Munch!
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Chomp Chomp!
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Gulp!
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He once again returned to being a nameless monster.
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The monster came to a castle
looking for a wonderful name.
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In the castle, there was a sick boy.
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If you give me your name, I'll give you strength.
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If you can cure this illness and make
me strong, I'll give you my name.
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The monster entered the boy.
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The boy became well.
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The king was so pleased! The prince
is well! The prince is well!
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The monster liked the boy's name.
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He also liked living in the castle.
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So even though he was hungry, he endured.
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Every day his stomach growled, but he endured it.
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However, he was so hungry that one day he said,
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"Look at me. Look at me. Look at how large
the monster inside of me has become."
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The boy ate the king and even his servants.
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Crunch Crunch!
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Munch Munch!
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Chomp Chomp!
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Gulp!
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Since there was no one there anymore
the boy went on a journey.
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He kept on walking for days and days.
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One day, the boy met the monster
who traveled to the west.
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"I have a name. It's a wonderful name, too"
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The monster who went to the west said, "I don't
need a name. I'm happy even without a name."
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"We just have to accept that we are monsters without a name."
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The boy ate the monster who went to the west.
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He finally had a name, but all the people who could
call him by that name had disappeared.
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And Johan was such a wonderful name, too.
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A Nameless Monster
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So, you know about this picture book?
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Can you read Czech?
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Are you Czech?
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I don't know.
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What do you mean, you don't know?
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I have a feeling...
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I have a feeling... that someone read this to me a long time ago.
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Who are you?
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Are you really Nina Fortner?
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Give me a straight answer.
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Who are you?
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I don't know.
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You don't know? We're taking about you here!
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There's no way that you cannot know.
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Answer me! Tell me what this is about!
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Why did I get such a horrible feeling when I read this?
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The suicide of the student who called
himself Schubert's son, Farhen,
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the fall of the detective that Schubert hired,
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the shooting of the prostitute called Margot Langer...
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After I read this book, it feels like all those weird
things that have been happening lately
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are part of just one big clump.
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Why is this happening to me?
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Why do I feel like it's all connected to Johan somehow?
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Sorry.
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I just got excited all of a sudden.
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That guy who collapsed after looking at that book...
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Did he look that much like me?
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Like he was my twin.
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He looked just like me, like he was my twin.
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Your friend, Johan, that is.
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Where is he now?
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He's at the university library attending a book donation ceremony.
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Hey, w-wait, Nina.
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Wait up. C'mon!
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Today, this large collection of books being donated by the CEO of the Schubert group, Hans Georg Schubert,
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to the East Munich University's Friedrick Emmanuel Library, has many books of extraordinary importance.
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One may say that it's a literary treasure
of the German language.
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We have a responsibility to preserve
this wisdom of humanity
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for the next generation of students.
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The head librarian of the Friedrich Emmanuel
Library will continue on from here...
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Dammit.
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If only I could pull the trigger, it'd be all over.
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Move.
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Please help me, Doctor!
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I don't want to die!
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Doctor!
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Doctor!
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Mr. Mauler!
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I have to shoot.
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I have to shoot him!
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And now our guest of honor will take the stage.
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- He's not just an important part of the Bayern
area economy, but a vital part of the EU.
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- Watch. This is how you shoot a gun.
- He's not just an important part of the Bayern
area economy, but a vital part of the EU.
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- He's not just an important part of the Bayern
area economy, but a vital part of the EU.
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And by donating such a large collection of books, he has
done a great deed for our beloved Bayern once again.
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I introduce him with great honor.
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Ladies and gentlemen, Hans Georg Schubert!
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You shoot a gun...
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like this.
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You shoot a gun...
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like this.
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There sure are a lot of people here.
It seems he has got a lot of influence.
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He's pretty popular, that Mr. Schubert.
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Really.
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And by donating such a large collection of books, he has
done a great deed for our beloved Bayern once again.
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I introduce him with great honor.
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Ladies and gentlemen, Hans Georg Schubert!
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You're after me, aren't you?
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There are many people here.
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There were people swarming here to see you.
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So that was it.
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Unbelievable.
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Don't make a sound.
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Just shut up and watch. Got it?
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I want you to listen to what I have to say.
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I want you all to stay calm and listen to me.
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I'm nearly blind.
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I can't see how many people have gathered here.
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You mustn't move all at once.
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That's right. Just lie here quietly.
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Watch what I have to do.
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Make a single file line...
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and carefully get out of here.
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What's going on?
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What's wrong?
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The books!
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They're on fire.
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Put out the fire!
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Hurry up!
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What's going on?
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My job was to shoot Schubert.
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What's going on?
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I see!
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So you've changed your mind, Johan.
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I like it better this way. It's much better.
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They're all running around in circles,
like ants running from a fire.
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This is great. It's great, Johan.
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It's great.
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Take a look at this.
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The books... The books are burning!
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They're all running around.
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They're all scrambling to escape.
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Can you feel it?
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The fear.
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I have to shoot.
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You can't do it.
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I have to shoot.
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You can't shoot anyone.
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I have to shoot.
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You're Just a doctor.
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You can only give people life.
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Taking someone's life is my job.
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You can't do it.
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The Demon In My Eyes
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