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What's wrong, Nina?
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As if being dragged down these stairs...
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he was taken away...
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Who was?
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My big brother...
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Yes...
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He was known as the "Man of the Red Rose Mansion."
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What was his name?!
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Franz Bonaparta.
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Franz... Bonaparta...
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However, I don't know if that was his real name or not...
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since he also had a pen name.
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A pen name?
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He was also the author of a picture book.
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I...
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I...
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was reading a picture book in here, and...
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Someone opened this door...
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and came home...
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A picture book?
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Yes.
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It was a very peculiar picture book.
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The title was "The Monster Without
A Name," or something like that.
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There's nothing here Nina.
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What is this... memory...?
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I should have been reading a picture book in here, but...
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the one who opened the door and came in...
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was me.
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I'm welcoming myself back home?
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Welcome back.
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Mr. Jan Suk's mother?
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Oh, Mrs. Suk is in room 409.
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Unfortunately, her memory seems to come and go.
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I wonder how she's doing today?
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Jan?
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Is that you, Jan?
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No.
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My, what a pretty girl you are.
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Are you a friend of Jan's?
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Yes.
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Such pretty flowers.
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I'll arrange them over here.
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I'll have to make sure Aunt Olga doesn't take them away.
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Aunt Olga always takes my things for herself.
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Like yesterday, she took away my doll.
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She's such a mean person.
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But she passed away over ten years ago, didn't she?
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Oh, that's right.
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You know a lot, don't you?
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I've heard a lot from Jan.
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I see.
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Is Jan still at school?
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No.
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Oh, that's right.
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He already graduated and became a detective.
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Don't worry.
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Jan is fine.
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You have nothing to worry about.
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You have very gentle eyes.
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Please talk about anything you want.
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Like different stories you remember.
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Let me see...
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katherina from next door is very stylish.
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And then...
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Oh, this is fun.
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It's been a long time since I've had this much fun.
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I'm glad.
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I'll have to thank you somehow.
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There's no need to thank me.
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I just wanted to see the thing Jan left in your care.
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The thing he left with me?
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A cassette tape.
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Oh, that's right here.
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The Scariest Thing
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Who would've thought you'd leave it with Suk's mother...
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I'll wait here while you go get the
cassette tape and the documents.
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However, you're going to forget about your business deal.
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That was our agreement.
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Let's go, Dr. Tenma.
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I'm sorry I said this had nothing to do with you.
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The story you told about what happened
to you in the last ten years...
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I don't know what to say
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However, if that cassette tape is the
key to revealing the big picture...
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your innocence may be proven.
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The same goes for you as well, Mr. Grimmer.
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It's true that I've been investigating
what 511 kinderheim was.
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But you know...
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even if everything is revealed...
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my life won't change at all.
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You guys would like to visit Mr. Suk's mother?
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She seems to be doing very well today.
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Thank you.
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I guess the conversation she had with her
previous visitor did her a lot of good.
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A visitor?
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Who was it?
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I don't know...
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A beautiful woman with long, blond hair...
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The tape!
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So, you guys actually came.
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I was told you were coming soon.
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Where is the tape?
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The tape?
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It's right here.
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How is Jan doing?
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Right now, he's...
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Please take me to the hospital he's in.
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Jan's in trouble, isn't he?
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Right now my head feels very clear.
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The person who was just here woke me up.
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But it might only be for today.
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Please let me see Jan.
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I will take you to him.
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To the hospital where Jan Suk is.
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Mr. Grimmer...
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We've struck a deal with the secret police.
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Mom...
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Why didn't you call me, Jan?
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It's nothing... serious... Mom...
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You tried to keep me from worrying again, didn't you?
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It's the same as that time.
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That time?
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You fell from a tree when you were nine, remember?
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Even though I was worried...
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you said nothing was wrong and that
you were fine, and kept walking.
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Even though your ankle was badly sprained...
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Oh, God...
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Please don't let me forget this child...
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Jan is my child.
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Even if I forget many other things...
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please, God...
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please, just don't let me forget about Jan.
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Then, let's go back to the other question.
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What is it that you're most afraid of?
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The monster inside of me is getting bigger
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Chomp chomp.
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Munch munch. Crunch crunch.
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Gulp.
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Chomp chomp.
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Munch munch.
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Crunch crunch. Gulp.
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That's enough.
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I don't want to hear any more.
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No, you should listen.
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The nephew you sent to 511 kinderheim...
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is the same as this drugged boy being interrogated!
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You should know what they did to your nephew!
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That's as much as I listened to the other day.
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We must listen to what comes after this.
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What lies be beyond this...
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What I am most afraid of...
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is that...
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I'll forget Anna.
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Because of all these strange experiments
done on me every day....
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my memories are disappearing.
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Please...
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don't let me forget Anna.
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In this whole world...
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there's only Anna and me.
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Please, just this one memory.
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Please...
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That's as far as I'll let you listen.
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What is this?
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It's the voice of a young man.
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Could it be that he deleted the old recording, and...
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I finally understand now.
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he recorded over it?
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I finally understand after listening to this tape.
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The person who came to visit Suk's mother recorded this?
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Dr. Tenma?
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This is what Johan's voice sounds like now...
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I finally understand...
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where I need to go....
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Dr. Tenma.
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He took time off?
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You mean the inspector?
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I can't believe that someone as devoted
to work as he would do that!
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I heard it's his first long vacation
since he came to this station!
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Well, he didn't seem all that busy lately anyway.
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He was considered to be an elite detective of the BKA.
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He probably worked too hard.
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Well, he doesn't know when to stop.
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I heard his wife and daughter left him because of that.
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So, where did the inspector say he's
going to spend his vacation?
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He said Prague, in the Czech Republic, but...
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I wonder if he even knows how to take a break.
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Prague (Czech Republic)
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Have you decided?
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Coffee.
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Yes, sir.
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No, wait, I'm on vacation.
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A beer.
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What brand is this beer?
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It's the local Prazdroj.
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You think the public will be satisfied
with a report like this?
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We don't even know the whereabouts
of Detective Suk yet!
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On top of that, do you know what would happen
if we announced these half-assed results...
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about the former Czechoslovakian
secret police connection.
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We'll be sitting ducks for the media!
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B-But now that all the people
who were involved are dead...
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The current situation of the Czech
police and the Prague station...
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can't be resolved by simply
using the dead as scapegoats!
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Y-Yes, sir.
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If you understand, then hurry up
and continue the investigation!
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And track down Suk too!
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On the double!
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Yes, sir!
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Excuse me.
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Umm, there is someone who would like to see you.
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I won't see anyone who doesn't have an appointment.
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Besides, I don't have time for that right now.
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But, umm...
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Y-You're!
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Well, you surprised me, Inspector Runge.
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We haven't seen each other since
last year's Interpol conference.
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The lecture you gave at the subcommittee
seminar was very interesting.
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I'm sorry to have interrupted you at a busy time.
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No, I had no idea you were over here on vacation.
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I'm really envious.
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Under the circumstances,
I can't even get a decent break...
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It seems you have your hands full, Commissioner Nepela.
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Yeah.
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I'm at the point where I'd like to ask you
for some advice, if you don't mind.
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After all, the case is in absolute chaos right now.
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The connection between the Prague police department
and the former Czechoslovakian secret police...
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It all began when an inspector named Zeman...
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was found dead among members
of the former secret police.
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At the time, Inspector Zeman...
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was conducting an investigation into the murder
of the director of an unauthorized orphanage.
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We found out later, but...
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both Zeman and the murdered orphanage director...
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had ties to the secret police.
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Who is the suspect?
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A man named Grimmer, who first discovered
the bodies, has surfaced as a suspect, but...
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the children at the orphanage said
they witnessed another person...
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leaving the scene of the crime.
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Another person?
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A blond beauty.
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However, the case didn't end there.
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It got even bigger.
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The previous commissioner and two veteran detectives...
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were all killed with poisoned candy.
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They were also affiliated with the former
Czechoslovakian secret police.
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Who is the suspect for the poisonings?
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A young detective named Suk who worked
directly under Inspector Zeman.
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Any proof?
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We don't have any proof.
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But the two detectives with the special investigative
task force who were watching Suk...
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were found shot to death in Suk's room!
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I see.
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So, where is this Detective Suk now?
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He is currently missing.
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All the circumstantial evidence points to Suk.
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But he doesn't have enough of a motive, right?
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Y-Yes?
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He doesn't smell like a man who'd commit such a crime.
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O-Okay...
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Umm, how do you know?
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I know of a very similar case.
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Impressive!
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Even though you're on vacation, that
hand of yours is still working.
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The objective collecting of data, wasn't it?
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And you also said something else at the lecture.
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By using that data...
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you can conduct the investigation from
a completely subjective perspective.
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In other words, by becoming the killer himself, right?
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So, what do you say?
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If you were Suk what would you be thinking?
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Where would you be now?
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I'm terribly sorry.
270
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But unfortunately, I'm on vacation.
271
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Oh, no, I should be the one apologizing.
272
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How do you like the city of Prague?
273
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For the most part, I've been visiting
secondhand bookstores.
274
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Secondhand bookstores?
275
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Are you looking for something?
276
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I went to thirteen stores already.
277
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I finally found a copy.
278
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The truth is, the reason I came here today...
279
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was to see if you could translate this Czech text
into German when you have some free time.
280
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Oh, a picture book?
281
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I'm surprised.
282
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I didn't know you had such hobbies.
283
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If you don't mind leaving this with me, I'll have
one of my men translate it by tomorrow.
284
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Is it for your child... no, grandchild?
285
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Yes, well... you could say that.
286
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Suk is definitely innocent!
287
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As his friend...
288
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I firmly believe without a doubt that he is innocent!
289
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The police asked me tons of questions, but...
290
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there's nothing shady about him!
291
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If you're with the police, then please help him!
292
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We'll cooperate in any way possible to help him!
293
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Unfortunately, I'm on vacation right now.
294
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I can't be of much help.
295
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Was there anyone else he opened up to?
296
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He was close to getting a girlfriend.
297
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He'd only gotten as far as getting her name, though...
298
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What was her name?
299
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Anna...
300
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Oh, that's right! Anna Liebert!
301
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She had blond hair and was extremely pretty.
302
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He was really happy because he thought
everything was going well.
303
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Anna Liebert...
304
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One of the twins who survived the homicide
involving a high official...
305
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who fled East Germany due to exile ten years ago.
306
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Moravia Publishing Company
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I don't think we have any left.
308
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Emil Scherbe's "The Monster Without A Name"...
309
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was indeed one of our publications, but...
310
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if it was published during the old regime...
311
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that would've still been during the
previous company president's time.
312
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Is Emil Scherbe a pen name?
313
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Yes, it probably was.
314
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There were several other pen names as well...
315
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Something Bonaparta...
316
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Also, Jakov Vyrobek.
317
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klaus Poppe and such...
318
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klaus Poppe's box is here, actually.
319
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What? I'm surprised you found it!
320
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May I open it?
321
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Sure, go ahead.
322
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It's probably just some old rough sketches anyway.
323
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A pregnant woman...
324
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And then...
325
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children were born.
326
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A girl.
327
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Twins...
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I see.
329
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You were able to translate it?
330
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I appreciate this, Commissioner Nepela.
331
00:21:43,630 --> 00:21:47,150
Oh, I'd like to ask something, since it's been bothering me.
332
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But could you please read the last page to me?
333
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Let me see....
334
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"Even though he now had a name..."
335
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"there was no one left to call him by his name."
336
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"Johan."
337
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"It is a wonderful name."
338
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What a curious picture book...
339
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Johan.
340
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Inspector Runge, how about having
dinner with me sometime?
341
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How long is your vacation going to be?
342
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You.
343
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I'd like coffee instead of beer.
344
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I think it'll be a long vacation.
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