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A key...
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A key and a card... number code...
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The experiment data and a tape are in a safe deposit box.
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A tape?
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A tape of an interview with that certain young boy.
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The monster who led 511 Kinderheim to destruction.
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The Adventures of the Magnificent
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Prague Police Station
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It's this room.
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Inspector Zeman, he's here.
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Huh?
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Inspector?
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Oh.
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Ouch.
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This person was the first one at
the murder scene yesterday.
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It's Mr. Grimmer, isn't it?
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I'm sorry for making you stay all night.
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I dropped my nail clipper under the desk.
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When you're as big as me, you bump into a lot of things.
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You're big, too.
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Yeah. I bump into a lot of things.
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My name's Zeman. I'm in charge of this investigation.
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I'm Grimmer.
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Go ahead and sit down.
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Pardon me, but I was in the middle of clipping my
nails, so if you'd allow it, I'd like to continue.
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Go ahead.
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My wife's so annoying.
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When my nails grow out...
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She doesn't let me have any white parts that stick out.
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Thanks to that, I'm always cutting them too short.
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Yesterday was terrible, wasn't it?
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Yeah, I never thought that...
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I hear you're a freelance journalist.
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Do you know his whole history?
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Mikhail Ivanovich Petrov.
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Real name, Reinhart Bierman, a German.
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After the German unification,
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he was charged with many counts of human rights
violations, internment and child abuse.
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After the Berlin Wall fell, he fled
here to the Czech Republic.
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The Germans wanted him arrested,
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but the Czech Republic authorities left him alone and kept him under surveillance.
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Surveillance?
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Yes, in order to follow the movement of the unstable
element in the former secret police of Czechoslovakia.
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Secret police?
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You knew how scary the limitations of free speech
were during the Cold War, didn't you?
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They even supplied weapons to extremist groups
all over the world for terrorist activities.
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They were that kind of group, but in
order to make the talks of separation
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between Czech and Slovakia go quietly, they
went underground without censure.
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Petrov was in contact with that group.
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He might have sold them the information that he had.
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Ouch!
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Look at that. I cut them too short again.
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That's right. You didn't happen to see
a woman by any chance, did you?
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A woman?
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Petrov's killer was apparently a young woman...
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and a fairly attractive one at that.
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The children said they passed by
a woman in front of their house,
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but I didn't see her.
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I see.
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Those children...
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the orphans that Petrov was taking care of...
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What's going to happen to them?
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They're at the station for the time being, but
they'll all be taken to nursery homes.
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I see.
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It must have been hard for you to get involved in all this.
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Not really.
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Speaking of which, what information
were you trying to get from Petrov?
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The many things that you just mentioned
that involved Petrov.
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What did you learn from him?
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I was just about to find out.
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There, perfect!
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Now my wife won't get mad at me.
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Please feel free to leave whenever.
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I'm sorry for holding you here so long.
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No problem.
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While he was dying...
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did he say anything before he stopped breathing?
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No.
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Milslov, Josef... Where's Thomas?
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Here.
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So all three of you are here.
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Then, get in this car.
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C'mon, hurry up. Get in.
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Next. Three for Vinofrady Nursery.
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Honza, Antonin, Izzy.
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Here.
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It makes me sad.
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We all just became such good friends
and now we're going to be separated.
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But even when we're separated,
we're still under the same sky.
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Someday we'll all be able to play soccer together again.
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Cheer up, Antonin.
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You were the leader, weren't you?
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You can write letters to everyone.
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That will keep them in good spirits.
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Okay.
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Yes, that's it.
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Where are we going, Mister?
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Hotel Kafka.
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And before that Prochazka Bank.
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To Prochazka Bank and then to the hotel.
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I don't know Czech.
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Can you speak German or English?
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Today is a nice day, isn't it?
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Why did you stop? We're not there yet.
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Where will it be, Mister?
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Drive me to the industrial district.
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Hey, turn away other people.
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Did you watch the soccer game yesterday?
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No, I was busy.
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Why are we so far from the city?
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I want to go to a hotel in the city.
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The key.
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Huh?
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The key!
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What are you talking about?
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What a trouble-maker!
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Shoot him!
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Stop him!
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Are you all right?
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I thought you might be in trouble, so I followed you.
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Are you injured? Are you okay?
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Inspector.
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They're probably the former secret police I mentioned before.
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Did they want anything from you?
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No, not really.
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I don't think they would go this far for nothing.
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No, nothing.
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You aren't hiding anything, are you?
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N-No.
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You must have some idea. They came this far.
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I'm telling you, nothing.
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So maybe he took it out of the safe deposit box already...
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The tape...
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the audio tape.
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They're looking for the roots.
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The... roots?
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The roots of the monster.
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Monster?
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We'll know easily once we hear the tape.
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We'll know exactly where the monster's
mother is in the Czech Republic.
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Hello, this is Inspector Zeman.
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Yeah, that supermarket robbery suspect...
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Did he name any accomplices?
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I see. Good job, Detective Suk.
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Me?
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I still have a few odd jobs I need to do.
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I think I'll be back at the station in about an hour.
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Bye.
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If you don't stop there, he won't be able to speak.
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Are you ready to talk yet?
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Where's the key?
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I don't know what you're talking about.
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You little...!
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Hey, wait.
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There's no reason for you to hide it, Mr. Grimmer.
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Where's the key to the safe deposit
box that Petrov gave you?
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I told you, I can't give you answers to things I don't know.
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I see. You want money.
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Well then, let's talk.
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How much do you want for it?
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I might be a third-rate journalist but
I'm not so poor that I can't eat.
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Mr. Grimmer.
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This won't do. Your nails are so long.
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Didn't I tell you? My wife gets annoyed about these things.
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When your nails get too long...
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Hey, it'd be better if you didn't move.
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Or else I'll cut them too short.
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Where? Where is the key?
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Where?
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Even if you opened that safe deposit box
and got the tape and documents...
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you wouldn't be able to use them.
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It only has worth in our organization's hands.
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What we're trying to achieve is...
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the resurrection of the Eastern world.
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That tape has the identity of the monster recorded on it.
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Our organization needs that monster.
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If we have the monster, reunification is possible.
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The reunification of the graduates of 511 Kinderheim.
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We'll assemble the alumni of 511 Kinderheim,
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the ones who were raised in former East Germany, to be the communist elite.
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There is no group more elite than that one.
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The monster is said to have controlled all of
511 Kinderheim and made it destroy itself.
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He's the only one.
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He's the only one to unify such an elite squad.
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So where's the key?
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An elite group?
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What's so funny?!
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What are you after?
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If you want money, I can understand.
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I'm a capitalist.
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I'm just selling the key to make a fortune.
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Why are you doing this?
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For social justice?
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No one would go this far for that.
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Who are you?
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You said you were a journalist from East Germany,
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but most of those people are with foreign intelligence agencies,
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so I wouldn't be surprised if you were a spy.
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Where were you sent from?
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Is this some 007 movie?
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What were your orders?
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You're going to die, you know.
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This is your last chance. Where's the key?
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Do you know of "The Magnificent Steiner?"
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In the sixties, it was a cartoon that aired in West Germany.
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You could see it in East Germany.
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The main character was normally a weak, sickly man.
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When he was in an emergency,
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someone would come and help him.
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A secret friend.
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But, the main character never realized...
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that his secret friend...
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was actually himself.
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When the main character was in mortal danger,
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he'd transform into the terrible Magnificent Steiner.
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When the main character came to his senses,
the bad guys would be defeated.
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Then give it a try and transform.
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C'mon, transform!
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Throw some water on him.
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He's about to cough it up.
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It's just a matter of time.
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What do you want?
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Huh?
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A woman came in...
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A woman came in...
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One gun shot.
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One dead body shot with the gun.
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The other two dead bodies didn't have bullet wounds.
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Was it "The Magnificent Steiner?"
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He did it again.
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