1. Meet Robert Street.
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2. A true believer
in the American dream—
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3. the quaint idea that a man
who puts in his time
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4. will eventually be rewarded
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5. with a better life
for his family.
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6. MAN (over P.A.):
Robert Street, section T4.
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7. Robert Street. Please report
to your supervisor.
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8. Maybe it's about that raise
I put in for.
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9. But the America Robert Street
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10. has just stepped into
is very different
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11. from yours and mine.
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12. And this world offers
a man like him no guarantee.
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13. What's going on?
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14. I was told the new boss
wanted to see me.
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15. I am your new boss.
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16. But that can't be.
I-I don't understand how...
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17. I'm afraid I have
some bad news, Robert.
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18. We're going to have
to let you go.
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19. You... you can't fire me.
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20. Yes, I can.
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21. Oh, and one more thing.
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22. We'll need you to train
your replacement.
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23. Robert Street has just learned
that the American dream
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24. is nothing more than
an Aryan man's nightmare.
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25. And for Robert Street,
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26. that nightmare
has only just begun.
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27. You may not know me, but you
might've seen one of my films,
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28. those terrifying visions
where the Allies won the war.
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29. My name is Hawthorne Abendsen,
and I am
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30. the Man in the High Castle.
Tonight, I want to share
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31. with you the story of
Robert Street, one of thousands
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32. from my vaults, another of my...
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33. Cut!
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34. - (bell ringing)
- Hawthorne, you're not
giving us what we need.
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35. We're gonna have to go again.
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36. Please, I've read
your hateful lines.
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37. I've discredited myself
for the whole world to see.
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38. What more do you want?
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39. I want you to make me feel
like you believe it.
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40. - But I don't believe it.
- Hawthorne,
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41. you want your hour
with your wife, right?
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42. - (softly): Yeah.
- Terrific.
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43. Let's try it again.
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44. - Uh, back to one. Lights.
- (bell ringing)
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45. Wait, whoa, whoa.
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46. At least let me
punch it up a bit.
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47. Ah, maybe on an alt take,
but for now,
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48. we do it as written, got it?
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49. - Got it.
- Great.
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50. Take four. Roll it!
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51. In Washington today,
the Warren Commission
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52. is expected to present
President Johnson
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53. with a summary
of their investigation
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54. into President Kennedy's
assassination,
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55. where 500 witnesses
have been called forth
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56. to give their testimony on
the events of November 22.
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57. Hold it right there, you two!
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58. Ah, show me your hands.
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59. Palms up.
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60. You know the drill. Papers.
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61. I don't have them.
I lost them.
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62. I thought at first
you were running the fence
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63. looking for a "date."
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64. Oh, yeah?
How do you know I wasn't?
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65. Then what're you doing out here?
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66. You know this is
a restricted zone.
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67. Just taking in the sights,
you know.
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68. Ha, ha.
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69. Headquarters.
- Yeah, it's Durham.
I got a fence runner
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70. for pickup, no I.D.
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71. Finally got something.
We hadn't heard from you
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72. in a while, thought maybe
you'd starved to death.
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73. Uh, yeah.
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74. - Yeah. (chuckles)
Wouldn't that be a trick.
- Yeah.
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75. Send strudel, right? (laughs)
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76. What was that?
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77. Durham?
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78. Durham, is everything okay?
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79. Durham, what's going on?
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80. Durham?
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81. Durham?
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82. We're not open yet, miss.
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83. - 7:00 a.m.
- Uh...
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84. I'm-I'm happy to pay
for a loaf now if...
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85. if you'll allow me.
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86. (sighs) Sure.
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87. Thanks.
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88. Where did you get this?
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89. Obergruppenfuhrer Goertzmann
is here to see you, sir.
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90. - Heil Himmler.
- Heil Himmler.
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91. Reichsmarschall, what a pleasure
to meet you at last.
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92. Obergruppenfuhrer.
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93. Your reputation from the
Ural campaign precedes you.
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94. I was raised in the mountains,
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95. in Bavaria.
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96. I suppose you could say
I had an unfair advantage.
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97. Hmm.
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98. Ah, New York—
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99. such a marvelous city,
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100. - like no other in the world.
- Well, I think so,
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101. but then I was born here,
it's home to me.
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102. Tell me, can you see where
the Fuhrer was shot from here?
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103. No.
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104. You've really turned things
around here.
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105. My wife Ingrid, she, um,
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106. she loves the shopping
and the views.
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107. She was sorry
not to make the trip.
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108. I had to promise her we'd return
for a longer stay.
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109. Sounds like you're thinking
of joining us.
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110. The Fuhrer has discussed
the possibility with me.
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111. What'd you tell him?
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112. I told the Fuhrer
that I'd think it over.
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113. The adventure of a new city,
but, as you say,
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114. there's nowhere like home.
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115. These are good problems to have.
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116. Sometimes.
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117. The Fuhrer can be, um...
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118. mercurial.
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119. It takes a long time
to enter the Fuhrer's favor,
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120. but no time at all to fall
out of it, as you yourself know.
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121. I've detained you
long enough, John.
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122. I look forward
to our dinner tonight.
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123. A perfect morning
for a good rest
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124. and a pot of tea,
don't you think?
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125. It's raining hammers and nails.
(chuckles)
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126. Since midnight.
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127. Let's get you comfy
in the living room.
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128. Would you like something
from the library?
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129. - What's...?
- Oh.
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130. A gentleman guest of your
husband's left it behind.
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131. Everyone's supposed
to have read it.
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132. Well, then, I'll tackle it.
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133. Especially if everyone
is supposed to have read it.
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134. "A Triumph
of Aryan Architecture."
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135. Oh, architecture. That's boring.
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136. Architecture isn't just
about buildings, Bridget.
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137. Of course.
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138. I didn't mean to overstep.
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139. You didn't.
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140. And thank you.
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141. - Hello, my darlings.
- Yeah.
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142. - That makes 18.
- (laughs)
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143. I told you it's all here.
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144. You want to check
the mortars and the.50 cal?
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145. No, I trust your count.
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146. All right.
Let's get out of here.
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147. All right, boys.
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148. Load it up. Come on, let's go.
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149. So is this a win
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150. - or a loss for you?
- (exhales) Too soon to tell.
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151. You know the JPS
is gonna come down on you.
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152. Like a ton of bricks.
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153. But we'll be ready.
What about you?
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154. Regroup, take a deep breath,
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155. then raise hell in the Reich
with our new toys.
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156. Good luck.
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157. You, too.
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158. Ah, goddamn it.
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159. What is going on with him?
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160. Says he can get a letter
to the Crown Princess.
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161. Claims there are some sensible
people at the palace
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162. who want the attacks to stop.
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163. Well, of course there are.
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164. You're kicking their arses.
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165. Awfully hard to concentrate
with a gun pointed at my head.
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166. Hold up, what's it say?
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167. Can you read Japanese?
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168. Fuck you think?
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169. Uh... I-I'm sorry, I didn't know
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170. that Negroes were
taught to read Japanese.
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171. "Your Imperial Highness"?
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172. How the hell they gonna know
this is coming from you?
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173. - Uh...
- Easy.
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174. Easy. You're right.
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175. Okay? I think I can
do something about that.
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176. Just let me,
let me try to fix this.
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177. This is horrid writing paper.
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178. Send a messenger you can trust,
and have this delivered
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179. to Imperial Secretary
Hirano's office.
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180. I got it.
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181. Fellas.
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182. General Masuda and I were junior
lieutenants in Australia.
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183. One night, he force-marched
across a desert
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184. to protect my flank.
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185. Without orders.
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186. He was reprimanded, but I am
certain he saved my life.
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187. It is a terrible loss
for all of us.
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188. This terrorist attack
is the fault of the appeasers.
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189. We both know
who I'm talking about.
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190. Yes, General, I do.
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191. That is over now.
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192. You are free to do
what must be done.
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193. Kido.
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194. Is there a Kempeitai file
on Admiral Inokuchi?
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195. It would be unusual
to open files
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196. on senior Imperial commanders.
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197. I will not let the death
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198. of a man who saved my life
go unavenged.
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199. I understand my orders, General.
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200. I will have
Admiral Inokuchi surveilled,
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201. and I will start
an intelligence file.
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202. This must be kept
within our house.
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203. In your command is an officer
who appears trustworthy.
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204. Captain Iijima.
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205. Give him the task.
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206. I had just engaged the target,
Juliana Crane, sir,
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207. when I was attacked.
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208. By whom?
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209. By you, sir. John Smith.
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210. The Alt-World's version
of John Smith.
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211. Go on.
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212. There was a struggle.
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213. You— he was very strong, sir.
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214. And committed
to saving Juliana Crain.
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215. What happened, Campbell?
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216. He died, sir.
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217. You killed m...
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218. me?
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219. Sir, yes, sir. I did.
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220. What happened to the body?
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221. I concealed the evidence
and disposed of your...
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222. the body,
so that it will never be found.
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223. Dismissed.
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224. Mrs. Smith?
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225. The Fuhrer's wife
is down in the lobby.
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226. Oh.
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227. Uh...
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230. I'm afraid she is indisposed
at the moment.
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231. You are dismissed.
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232. Margarete.
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233. Ah, we, we weren't expecting you
until this evening.
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dietary restrictions.
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and my day is full.
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of lazing around until noon.
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every morning for exercise,
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a cold plunge.
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241. Over breakfast,
I review my husband's schedule
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by 9:00 a.m., I am in my office
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243. as Colonel of the Reich
Red Cross.
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244. And so I begin my day.
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245. How will you begin your day?
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246. I'm looking forward
to preparing our dinner.
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247. Hmm.
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about you, Helen.
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249. You seem tired.
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250. And you've been away
an entire year.
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252. Yes. Uh, my brother, Hank.
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255. Well, he was with us
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of the Reich would allow.
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not been what the Fuhrer expects
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I'm not fluent enough...
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262. To which changes
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too long
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266. Well, he has
completely recovered.
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267. - Ah.
- No need for concern.
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- Good.
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most valuable possession.
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health is the talk of Berlin.
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274. "His sap still rises."
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275. Heil Himmler, Madam Smith.
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276. Heil Himmler.
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277. Until the evening, Helen.
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278. Auf Wiedersehen.
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279. It's from Robert Childan.
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280. He says he's a hostage
of the BCR.
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281. We think it's genuine.
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282. They're offering
a temporary ceasefire
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283. in exchange for peace talks.
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284. I don't trust them.
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285. You don't have to.
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286. I've spoken with
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287. The Emperor agrees.
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288. It's decided.
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289. Yes, of course, Your Highness.
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290. I serve at the will
of the Emperor.
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291. One more thing.
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discovered...
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293. I was acting on my own.
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294. Thank you, Admiral.
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295. It's me.
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296. She says she's Juliana Crain.
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297. (chuckles)
Ah, the Reich is slipping.
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298. Trying to pass off
a contraband fiver
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299. as some kind of proof
of their mole's bona fides.
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300. No, just trying to buy
a loaf of bread
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301. and a place to hide
from the police.
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302. Oh, would you look at that.
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303. It's dated 1964.
That's a— that's a nice touch.
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who you really are?
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305. My name is Juliana Crain.
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306. (quietly):
Okay.
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307. Juliana Crain was captured
in the Poconos a year ago.
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308. Yeah, that's right.
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309. Here I am.
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310. Hmm.
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311. It's just that nobody
walks out of a Reich cell.
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312. - Maybe I didn't walk.
- I think you talked,
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to the other side
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That is, if you are
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- Hmm.
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the "Allies Win" film?
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I've been for the past year,
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that you know Wyatt Price.
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320. Why don't you give him a call?
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321. He'll vouch for me.
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322. Let's say you are Juliana Crain.
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323. Why are you here, Juliana Crain?
Why did you come back?
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324. (scoffs softly)
To kill John Smith.
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325. - (clicks heels)
- Reichsmarschall.
My apologies, sir,
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take a look at this.
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early this morning
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in Washington, D.C.
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329. We were able to lift a partial
print off a door handle.
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330. It matches those
of Juliana Crain.
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331. Where is she now?
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332. Unfortunately,
she escaped the guard, sir.
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333. Disappeared into
the District of Contamination.
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334. House-to-house,
building-to-building
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335. till she's found.
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336. - Sir.
- (clicks heels)
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337. - Metzger?
- Yes, sir?
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338. Increase the security
on my family.
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339. - Sir.
- (door opens)
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340. Chief Inspector.
- Come in, Captain.
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341. The surveillance you requested.
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342. Would you like a drink?
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343. My reporting
on Admiral Inokuchi.
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344. I can only surveil him
until he boards his ship.
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345. Shall I try to
gain a spy aboard?
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346. Yes, but this will be
sufficient for now.
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348. You are an officer
upon whom we depend.
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349. Thank you, sir.
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350. There is one matter I wanted
to discuss with you in private.
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352. Of course, sir.
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353. Per General Yamori's orders,
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is now closed.
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355. The assassin found,
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has come to light.
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on the clip
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361. It is yours.
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362. Do not worry, Captain.
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363. I have spoken with
General Yamori.
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364. He has told me everything.
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the incriminating evidence.
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so that next time,
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in covering your tracks.
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368. Thank you for the correction,
Chief Inspector.
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369. Next time...
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370. - I promise to be more vigilant.
- Good.
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371. - Refreshments, gentlemen?
- (Helen speaking quietly)
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372. - Beer? Cocktail?
- Surprise me.
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374. Danke, Frau Oberst Himmler.
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375. Danke,
Frau Oberst Himmler.
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376. Handmade chocolates!
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377. From Café Demel in Wien,
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379. Oh, danke,
Frau Oberst Himmler, danke!
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380. Oh.
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little Liebling
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383. Tell me, how many languages
can you speak?
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And my teachers tell me
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in the class.
- Ah.
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386. Had your Uncle Hank
recovered from his illness?
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387. Uncle Hank says...
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in his life...
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389. because of fresh air
and fresh milk!
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390. Oh, these gifts.
You have been overly generous.
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391. Not at all, Helen.
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392. And I have one final gift.
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393. - For you.
- Ah.
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- From a French courtesan.
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395. From a long time ago.
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396. Hmm. That is lovely. Danke.
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397. Why don't I show you
the rest of the apartment?
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398. - The Japanese have one hell
of a problem on their hands.
- Hmm.
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399. Especially with this Negro
Hampton barking at their heels.
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400. Hmm. Tell me, Smith.
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401. How do they get out
of this mess?
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402. Oh, I don't think they do, sir.
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403. They're overextended
and they lack the resources.
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404. You're wrong, Smith.
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405. They lack the will!
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407. Tell Smith how you handled
the uprising in Belgrade.
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408. Oh. We've created a false
resistance movement.
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409. Lured the real leaders
to a meeting and...
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410. (whispers):
executed them all.
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411. (laughs) That's...
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in its crib, Smith!
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413. You need to sit down
and catch your breath. Come.
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414. The Fuhrer's been rattling
everyone's cage lately.
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415. Don't worry, John.
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416. You still have friends
in Berlin.
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417. But there are many
who disapprove
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who are concerned
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421. These are problems
since the days of Caesar,
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423. Will you excuse me?
I'm gonna check on the dinner.
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Margarete is laying traps.
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425. She's using the girls as bait.
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426. - (exhales)
- Mm-hmm.
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427. They are building a case
against us, John.
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428. - I can feel it.
- (Himmler coughing)
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the evening.
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sit at the head
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432. - of the table, please.
- Ah, wherever I sit
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434. But...
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435. I want the little ones,
the beautiful future
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to sit here beside me.
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has seen it, it's...
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443. - so deeply moving.
- Hmm.
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444. - Thank you.
- Mm-hmm.
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445. - Girls.
- Nein.
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446. This damned mask.
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447. So, Smith.
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448. Why is Die Nebenwelt
behind schedule?
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449. Die, uh, Nebenwelt?
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450. Oh, it's, uh, a new device for
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451. measuring scientific
intelligence.
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452. I don't want intelligence.
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453. I want Lebensraum.
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454. Room to live.
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455. Germ warfare, wipe them out
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456. (wheezing):
if you have to...
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457. Nein! Genug.
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458. Perhaps we should
talk about this in private
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459. when the girls
have been excused.
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460. - (coughing)
Maybe the girls
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461. should be excused. Girls?
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462. Bridget will send plates
to your rooms.
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463. Oh, come now, Mutti.
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464. Let them stay.
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465. It's not every night
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466. that the Fuhrer comes to visit.
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467. I believe I really must
insist, Mein Fuhrer.
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468. They have homework to do
and it is late already.
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469. Gute Nacht, Madels.
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470. Gute Nacht, Mein Fuhrer.
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471. Good night, Mein Fuhrer.
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472. Night-night, girls.
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473. Margarete.
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474. Danke.
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475. There you are.
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476. I look forward
to seeing you soon, Helen.
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477. It was so wonderful
to host you twice in one day.
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478. Wilhelm.
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479. - Thank you again, Helen.
- Mm-hmm.
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480. And, um, your daughters
are beautiful.
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481. - Oh.
- Favoring their mother.
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482. Thank you.
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483. John, thank you
for this evening.
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484. Let's get that drink
next time you're in town.
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485. Safe travels.
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486. All I see in Berlin
are smiling faces,
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487. everywhere I look.
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488. But there's no one I can trust.
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489. You'll always have my loyalty.
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490. I don't want your loyalty, John.
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491. I want your devotion.
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492. I've never seen him
this bad before.
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493. He's... one coughing fit away
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494. from having
you eliminated, John.
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495. All of us.
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496. I know.
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497. Watch your step.
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498. My, uh, husband and I...
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499. started building this
as a bomb shelter
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500. toward the end of the war.
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501. We didn't finish it in time.
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502. Well, they dropped the bomb
on a Sunday, didn't they?
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503. Knowing so many
would be in church.
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504. After the war,
they took my husband.
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505. For his "impurity."
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506. I was happy to offer this
to the Resistance
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507. as a hiding place.
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508. Uh...
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509. I have to lock you in,
for the time being.
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510. No, I understand.
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511. Well, please, won't you sit?
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512. I'll, uh, I'll bring you
some food in a bit.
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513. I believe that you are
who you say you are.
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514. Can I...
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515. can I ask you something?
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516. Of course.
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517. I've seen the film.
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518. A lot of us have.
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519. There's Roosevelt alive
with Churchill and Stalin.
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520. I remember the day Roosevelt
was assassinated.
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521. Yeah.
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522. But in that world, he survived.
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523. Please, could you keep going?
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524. W-What happened next?
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525. I have something I...
could show you.
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526. Okay.
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527. - This is, uh...
- (sniffles)
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528. This is a sketch
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529. that I did from
a newspaper clipping
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530. after FDR was shot at.
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531. One bullet could have
changed everything.
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532. But it didn't.
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533. Not there.
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534. W-What's this one?
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535. That's Roosevelt. That's after
he created the New Deal.
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536. - New Deal?
- Yeah.
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537. Just, um,
"Relief, Reform, Recovery."
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538. That was the motto,
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539. and he completely rebuilt
the economy.
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540. - Ended the Depression?
- He did.
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541. He also led the U.S.
to victory over Nazi Germany.
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542. - Baby. Oh, baby.
- Oh, God.
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543. - Oh.
- Oh, baby.
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544. Let me see your face.
Let me see it.
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545. - There it is.
- (sighs)
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546. (chuckling):
Oh...
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547. - Hey, Pale Face.
- (laughs)
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548. They let you have any sun today?
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549. It was raining.
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550. They brought me some cold tea.
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551. I don't know what else to do
to make 'em treat you better.
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552. No, I don't want you
to do anything more.
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553. In fact...
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554. I want you to stop doing
what you're doing
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555. - altogether.
- Babe...
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556. if I don't collaborate,
they'll separate us or worse.
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557. You are discrediting
all the work we've done.
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558. And it's worth it
just to see you.
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559. Can't you see it's killing you?
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560. What—
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561. Okay, what if I stop?
What if I stop?
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562. No, I will never, ever,
ever give them a reason
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563. - or cause to harm you.
- I know that.
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564. But... we're dying in front
of each other's eyes.
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565. - Well, they'll kill us
anyway, hon.
- (sobbing)
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566. - And they're not now?
- (knocking on door)
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567. Go away, I've earned my time.
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568. No. No!
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569. - Don't! No! No!
- What are you doing?
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570. - You leave me alone!
What are you doing?
- Stop it! Stop it!
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571. - What are you doing?
- N-No, I'm not going!
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572. - Caroline!
- (sobbing): Oh, God! No...
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573. Caroline!
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574. Damn it! Damn it!
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575. No!
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576. I was promised
time with my wife!
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577. You can go back soon.
I just, uh,
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578. have a couple
of questions for you.
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579. (chuckles)
I'm a captive audience.
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580. There's a...
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581. a theory—
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582. the presence of an observer
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583. in an experiment
alters the outcome
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584. of the experiment itself.
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585. Sounds like you've been reading
your Heisenberg.
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586. - Is it true?
- Yeah.
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587. That's his theory at least.
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588. Have you read about "action at a
distance" in quantum mechanics?
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589. Go on.
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590. What happens in one universe
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591. immediately changes
another universe,
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592. across time and space.
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593. Einstein himself called it...
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594. "spooky."
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595. So it's not just the person
that changes, it's the...
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596. it's the world he came from.
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597. Well, it has to, John.
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598. How can anyone who travels
the road not taken
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599. not be changed?
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600. Why are you asking?
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601. (quietly):
What...
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602. What have you done?
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603. Well... be careful
out there, John.
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604. You might find out
who you really are.
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605. "Happy trails
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606. "to you until we meet again.
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607. "Happy trails to you!
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608. (fading):
Keep smiling..."
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609. Your wallet with currency.
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610. Your watch.
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611. And your wedding ring
I recovered
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612. from the-the body.
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613. General Whitcroft's been briefed
that I'm on a covert mission.
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614. He doesn't know where
or what purpose.
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615. Yes, Reichsmarschall.
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616. You'll feel a searing light,
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617. but it won't burn.
You'll be a little nauseous,
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618. possibly light-headed
when you come out
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619. on the other side,
where you'll find yourself
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620. in shaft number two.
Follow the signs.
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621. You'll find your car
parked outside the mine.
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622. The portal will be activated
in exactly 48 hours.
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623. Put these on for the transit.
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624. Remember to wear them
on your return.
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625. Good luck, sir.
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60%.
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627. 70%.
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