1. You don't have to do this.Copy !req
2. You can leave right now.Copy !req
3. Door's wide open.Copy !req
4. You will not be judged.Copy !req
5. Set the timer for 25 minutes.Copy !req
6. Enough time for you to get clearCopy !req
7. without anyone finding
the parcel.Copy !req
8. Mm-hmm.Copy !req
9. Some of you will be captured.Copy !req
10. I know you know
what that means.Copy !req
11. Most we can promise is to fight
every day for your release.Copy !req
12. That's some beautiful shoes
you just cobbled together.Copy !req
13. Your families will be cared for.Copy !req
14. We don't forget
what our soldiers have givenCopy !req
15. to the struggle.Copy !req
16. We do thisCopy !req
17. because we want the life...Copy !req
18. our people have never had
before.Copy !req
19. Brother Benjamin?Copy !req
20. You sure you're ready?Copy !req
21. Yeah, he's ready.Copy !req
22. Let the young man speak
for himself, Leon.Copy !req
23. I'm ready.Copy !req
24. All right, then.Copy !req
25. Let's tear down
the emperor's house.Copy !req
26. America's war in Vietnam will beCopy !req
27. quickly and easily won.Copy !req
28. The U.S. of the Alt-WorldCopy !req
29. somehow managed
to become a global superpower.Copy !req
30. They maintain the most
technologically-advancedCopy !req
31. fighting force
that world has ever seen.Copy !req
32. The Vietnamese are
a primitive race.Copy !req
33. They're fighting with rifles
and land mines.Copy !req
34. There's no contest.Copy !req
35. Tell me, do they still
teach ancient historyCopy !req
36. at Junkerschule, Campbell?Copy !req
37. They teach Aryan history, sir.Copy !req
38. Well, the Romans called Hannibal
a primitiveCopy !req
39. right up until he marched
his army all the way from AfricaCopy !req
40. on elephants and crushed them.Copy !req
41. In war, technology and wealth
are no guarantee of victory.Copy !req
42. What matters is the will to win.Copy !req
43. Thomas seems
to be progressing well.Copy !req
44. He'll get a good posting,
close to the action.Copy !req
45. I want his status updated
regularly.Copy !req
46. When he's assigned to a company,Copy !req
47. when he goes on leave,
everything.Copy !req
48. We have prepared
your confession.Copy !req
49. For your signature.Copy !req
50. To you,
this is a list of crimes.Copy !req
51. To me,Copy !req
52. this is a list of acts
in the service of the Emperor.Copy !req
53. Perhaps he will see it that wayCopy !req
54. when you arrive in Tokyo
for your court-martial.Copy !req
55. Shall I tell youCopy !req
56. what else I have done
to add it to your list?Copy !req
57. If you like.Copy !req
58. I have given two
of my sons' lives.Copy !req
59. I am sorry.Copy !req
60. You never spoke of them.Copy !req
61. Jun'yaCopy !req
62. and Kenta were their names.Copy !req
63. I have kept their pictures
in my uniform,Copy !req
64. close to my heart.Copy !req
65. I am grateful
that they were ableCopy !req
66. to give their lives
for the Empire.Copy !req
67. If we surrender this territory,Copy !req
68. their deaths will have been
for nothing.Copy !req
69. I will not accept that.Copy !req
70. You have a son.Copy !req
71. I have two sons.Copy !req
72. They are alive?Copy !req
73. Yes.Copy !req
74. So you do not know what it is
to lose a child.Copy !req
75. No.Copy !req
76. For you, our cause was a choice.Copy !req
77. For me, there is no going back.Copy !req
78. "The war is never lost
until the last man dies."Copy !req
79. That is my confession.Copy !req
80. Take it to the Emperor,Copy !req
81. and he will pardon me.Copy !req
82. Thanks for doing this, Richie.Copy !req
83. Well, it's not much, but it's
safe and out of the way.Copy !req
84. Electricity.Copy !req
85. We jerry-rigged the wiring
into the Reich's power grid.Copy !req
86. It's cold in here.Copy !req
87. Chimney works.
There's a bit of kindling there.Copy !req
88. Better draw the curtains.Copy !req
89. Oh, the Reich hardly bothers to
patrol anything north of 116th.Copy !req
90. They took Harlem off the map
back in '49.Copy !req
91. - They tried.
Canned goods,Copy !req
92. Sterno stove kit,
pack of smokes, pint of rye.Copy !req
93. I'll be back tomorrow
with more of what you'll need.Copy !req
94. Thank you.Copy !req
95. A lot of ghosts in this place.Copy !req
96. Let's hope they don't
mind uninvited guests.Copy !req
97. Everything's still here.Copy !req
98. They wouldn't have had time
to gather their things.Copy !req
99. Nowhere to go.Copy !req
100. Jesus, look at the bloodstains.Copy !req
101. These people put up a fight.Copy !req
102. Here they are.Copy !req
103. "Lucille and Warren Huggins.Copy !req
104. "Married June 19, 1933,Copy !req
105. at the Broadway African
Methodist Episcopal Church."Copy !req
106. I want to think they'd be happyCopy !req
107. that we're here...Copy !req
108. in their home.Copy !req
109. Yeah.Copy !req
110. I'd want to think so, too.Copy !req
111. - Ma'am?
- Hmm?Copy !req
112. She's ten minutes early, but—
Mrs. Himmler.Copy !req
113. Please, show her in.Copy !req
114. Margarete.
Oh, what lovely flowers.Copy !req
115. Please, let...Copy !req
116. Nein. They have to be
handled properly.Copy !req
117. Fraulein, a vase.Copy !req
118. Gomphrena, false goat's beard,
amaranth.Copy !req
119. These are beautiful.Copy !req
120. Oh, fresh flowers...
bloom once, then die.Copy !req
121. Dried flowers... are forever.Copy !req
122. I still have my wedding bouquet.Copy !req
123. Hmm.Copy !req
124. Sealed inside
an airtight bell jar.Copy !req
125. - Oh, that's so special.
- Mm.Copy !req
126. A Reich wife must work
always in the serviceCopy !req
127. of her husband's destiny,
or... or else.Copy !req
128. Yes.Copy !req
129. Which is why
I invited you here today.Copy !req
130. Please, won't you join me?Copy !req
131. I know how you must see me,
Margarete.Copy !req
132. What can I say?Copy !req
133. Please, be honest.Copy !req
134. It's not just me, I'm afraid.Copy !req
135. All of Berlin,
everyone knows the truthCopy !req
136. of your year
in the Neutral Zone.Copy !req
137. And my husband.
I know John can seem aloof.Copy !req
138. Or arrogant.Copy !req
139. No, they misunderstand him.Copy !req
140. He's quiet.Copy !req
141. - That's all.
- Be that as it may,Copy !req
142. I don't have to tell you
what becomes of the childrenCopy !req
143. once the father
comes under suspicion.Copy !req
144. What do I have to do
to earn my way backCopy !req
145. into the good graces of...Copy !req
146. - My husband.
- And you.Copy !req
147. I want the trust of the Reich.Copy !req
148. And the freedom that
comes with that.Copy !req
149. I want that freedom
for my daughters, too.Copy !req
150. Some people think I'm a cold,
brittle old woman.Copy !req
151. I don't believe that.Copy !req
152. The eyes speak what the mouth
doesn't dare say.Copy !req
153. I don't mind.Copy !req
154. What they don't realize is thatCopy !req
155. I am a caring person, in here.Copy !req
156. You have to assume the role
of a properCopy !req
157. - treusorgende Ehefrau
to your husband.
- ... faithful wife...Copy !req
158. Well, I'm doing that.Copy !req
159. Oh, you've done that here,
today.Copy !req
160. Now you must show the world.Copy !req
161. Show the world you have come
home to National Socialism,Copy !req
162. not in body,
but in deiner Seele...Copy !req
163. in your soul.Copy !req
164. Gomprhena.Copy !req
165. Sounds like a venereal disease.Copy !req
166. Incurable strain.Copy !req
167. Get Billy Turner on the phone.Copy !req
168. I'm going to make
a public appearance.Copy !req
169. There is no holiday
like Reichsgiving, and so,Copy !req
170. I have a very special guest
for you this morning, ladies.Copy !req
171. A personal friend of mine
who has neverCopy !req
172. appeared on the show before,Copy !req
173. to share her own
Reichsgiving recipes.Copy !req
174. Die Ehefrau des Reichsmarschall
Helen Smith.Copy !req
175. You weren't gonna tell us?Copy !req
176. My secretary runs in telling me
Helen Smith is on the TV.Copy !req
177. This Kasespatzle recipe is
a tradition in our house.Copy !req
178. I make it with my daughters
this time every October.Copy !req
179. Ah... Smells delicious.Copy !req
180. What is your secret ingredient,
Helen?Copy !req
181. Uh, bacon fatCopy !req
182. - and a stick of butter.
- (laughter)Copy !req
183. - Ah.
- Don't ask about the calories.Copy !req
184. I promise, no calorie talk.Copy !req
185. While that Spatzle is baking,
it's time for some girl talk.Copy !req
186. Oh, good.Copy !req
187. Now, you have been marriedCopy !req
188. to Reichsmarschall
John Smith for...Copy !req
189. - 20 years.
- (applause)Copy !req
190. And how the time has flown.Copy !req
191. So, what is your secretCopy !req
192. to a happy marriage?Copy !req
193. How do you manageCopy !req
194. to keep the fire burning?Copy !req
195. I can answer that in one word.Copy !req
196. A word that we can use
on Reich TV?Copy !req
197. (chuckles)
I think we can use it. Yes.Copy !req
198. Honesty.Copy !req
199. That, to me, is the foundationCopy !req
200. of a successful marriage.Copy !req
201. Helen, think back
to your first Reichsgiving,Copy !req
202. the first moment you first gave
thanks for National Socialism.Copy !req
203. Um, hmm...Copy !req
204. Oh, um, it would be
February, '46,Copy !req
205. just after The Liberation.Copy !req
206. John was still in the—Copy !req
207. John was in the U.S. Army.Copy !req
208. Um, we had been posted
to Fort Monmouth,Copy !req
209. and we had just had our son.Copy !req
210. Thomas was, um,
he was just a baby.Copy !req
211. It's all right. Take a moment.Copy !req
212. No, no, I...
I'd like to talk about it.Copy !req
213. We hadn't eaten in days.Copy !req
214. I thought that my baby was
going to starve...Copy !req
215. in my arms.Copy !req
216. A man, a Reich colonel,
he came to our door.Copy !req
217. He brought us milk, bread,
cheese, meat.Copy !req
218. It was all airlifted in
by the Reich in an act of mercy.Copy !req
219. And my baby...Copy !req
220. he finally stopped crying.Copy !req
221. From that day forward,Copy !req
222. thanks to that spirit of mercy,Copy !req
223. there has never again been
hunger in the Reich.Copy !req
224. And who else was there
that night?Copy !req
225. Um, it—Copy !req
226. It was...Copy !req
227. Uh, well... well, it was
just-just us, our family.Copy !req
228. As it should be.Copy !req
229. John, myself and Thomas,
and...Copy !req
230. We put the past behind us.Copy !req
231. Thanks, Helen.Copy !req
232. We would love to have you back
on the show again, any time.Copy !req
233. (chuckles) Yes, yes.
I-I would like that.Copy !req
234. - Oh.
- (cheering)Copy !req
235. Thank you.Copy !req
236. If you don't mind, I-I got some,
uh, documents I want to sign.Copy !req
237. Of course.Copy !req
238. This is a list of drop spots.Copy !req
239. Make sure your contact
identifies himself.Copy !req
240. Letters of transit to Salinas,
meticulously prepared.Copy !req
241. What if I get pulled over?Copy !req
242. They might toss a few shoeboxes
from the back to harass you.Copy !req
243. Stay cool, payload's up front.Copy !req
244. But if they get too close,Copy !req
245. you've got the tripwire.Copy !req
246. no masters but ourselves.Copy !req
247. Stay alive, brother.Copy !req
248. And you.Copy !req
249. Well done.
Your Friend, Margarete.Copy !req
250. Your, uh... appearance todayCopy !req
251. certainly got a lot
of attention.Copy !req
252. So it seems.Copy !req
253. I had no idea.Copy !req
254. I had Billy Turner arrange it.Copy !req
255. Ah.Copy !req
256. You've never done anything
like that before.Copy !req
257. I thought it was important
I show my allegiance.Copy !req
258. To who?Copy !req
259. Berlin.Copy !req
260. You. Me.Copy !req
261. You came to this
by yourself or...Copy !req
262. No.Copy !req
263. No. Margarete was here.Copy !req
264. Why didn't you consult with me?Copy !req
265. I have to clear my name, John.Copy !req
266. For the girls' sake,
if nothing else.Copy !req
267. And only I can do that.Copy !req
268. They all know the truth
about my year away.Copy !req
269. Right.Copy !req
270. I'd have thought
you would've been proud of me.Copy !req
271. Well, you could've made it
worse, Helen.Copy !req
272. I mean, you...Copy !req
273. you do know
how close you came, right?Copy !req
274. On Reich television?Copy !req
275. That woman put me on the spot
with her question.Copy !req
276. It all came rushing back.Copy !req
277. I haven't even thought
about it in—Copy !req
278. But I handled it, didn't I?Copy !req
279. You did fine.Copy !req
280. Do you ever think
about him, John?Copy !req
281. About Daniel?Copy !req
282. No.Copy !req
283. Easy now. Slow.Copy !req
284. Shut the box.Copy !req
285. What'd I teach you?Copy !req
286. Go on, sit down.Copy !req
287. Get out of the boat.Copy !req
288. You're too heavy, that's all.Copy !req
289. I'm not scared.Copy !req
290. I'm not going to row this tub
across the bay with you in it.Copy !req
291. So go on.Copy !req
292. Get out.Copy !req
293. Get that bow line
and cast me off.Copy !req
294. Be careful, Leon.Copy !req
295. Tell the others...
we eat whale tonight.Copy !req
296. The Eugenics midterm is
going to be a bear.Copy !req
297. Oh, God, how I hate Eugenics.Copy !req
298. What if it's all bullshit?Copy !req
299. It's science, Jennifer.Copy !req
300. That lab report we did,Copy !req
301. measuring the intelligence
of the racesCopy !req
302. by filling skulls with birdseed?Copy !req
303. Think about it, Henry.Copy !req
304. My skull is half the size
of Howie Phipps'.Copy !req
305. So is everyone's.
His head is huge.Copy !req
306. And he's dumb as a bag
of cement.Copy !req
307. I don't want to think about it.Copy !req
308. I just want to pass EugenicsCopy !req
309. and never have to think
about Eugenics again.Copy !req
310. I'm sorry, Henry.Copy !req
311. You just want to get good marks,
and I'm not really helping.Copy !req
312. Maybe you deserve a better
study partner, like Gretchen.Copy !req
313. I mean, I guess I could ask her.Copy !req
314. She did win
Most Aryan Girl and all.Copy !req
315. But she bores me.Copy !req
316. You don't.Copy !req
317. You're the least boring person
I've ever met.Copy !req
318. Everything is better
when you're around.Copy !req
319. Oh, God.Copy !req
320. Gerhardt's.Copy !req
321. Mom's dragging us girls there
for new winter wardrobes.Copy !req
322. Isn't that awful?Copy !req
323. I don't know
if it's awful, but...Copy !req
324. I think we should
get back to studying?Copy !req
325. Hey, do you want to goCopy !req
326. trick-or-treating with me
on Halloween?Copy !req
327. I usually take Amy.Copy !req
328. Only thing I know for sure is,Copy !req
329. Mom will be wearing
her Helen Smith mask.Copy !req
330. She's back to playing
the perfect Reich wife.Copy !req
331. You know that cooking show
she did?Copy !req
332. But it's all an act.Copy !req
333. My parents are at the top
of the Nazi Party.Copy !req
334. They're both dying inside.Copy !req
335. My mom promised
to help me get backCopy !req
336. to the Neutral Zone someday,
and I don't want to wait.Copy !req
337. Jennifer, keep your voice low.Copy !req
338. Shouldn't I walk you home?Copy !req
339. Do you want to go
trick-or-treating with meCopy !req
340. - on Halloween?
I usually take Amy.Copy !req
341. - Did we get it?
- We got some of it.Copy !req
342. Mom will be wearing
her Helen Smith mask.Copy !req
343. She's back to playing
the perfect Reich wife.Copy !req
344. You know that cooking show
she did?Copy !req
345. But it's all an act.Copy !req
346. Only thing I know for sure is,Copy !req
347. Mom will be wearing
her Helen Smith mask.Copy !req
348. I don't like involving the kids.Copy !req
349. Kids see.Copy !req
350. Kids hear, kids talk.Copy !req
351. You know,
mistresses are good, too.Copy !req
352. - Smith have one?
- Nah, he's too careful.Copy !req
353. All right, well,
we build a case fileCopy !req
354. on the whole family, till there
are no more surprises.Copy !req
355. - Then we can move.
- Okay. Quiet.Copy !req
356. My mom promised
to help me get backCopy !req
357. to the Neutral Zone someday,
and I don't want to wait.Copy !req
358. Jennifer, keep your voice...Copy !req
359. The Reichsmarschall's daughterCopy !req
360. wants to run off to the Zone.Copy !req
361. Right, so we offer to help
get her across the border,Copy !req
362. and then she accepts our offer.Copy !req
363. Then what?
- We take her.Copy !req
364. We control her,Copy !req
365. we control Smith.Copy !req
366. I don't want to blackmail Smith,
I want to kill him.Copy !req
367. Wind the tape back.Copy !req
368. Where she talks
about going shopping.Copy !req
369. Gerhardt's.Copy !req
370. Mom's dragging us girls there
for new winter wardrobes.Copy !req
371. Gerhardt's.Copy !req
372. Helen Smith will be
out in public.Copy !req
373. Forget the girl.Copy !req
374. We're staying on plan.Copy !req
375. Is it a good book, Childan?Copy !req
376. Well, it was a 1903
first edition until...Copy !req
377. - Oh, dear.
- Yeah.Copy !req
378. I figured I might as well
get some use out of it.Copy !req
379. These books were always
too precious to read before.Copy !req
380. What's it about?Copy !req
381. Uh, it's about a sled dog
in the Yukon.Copy !req
382. Ah. Dog story.Copy !req
383. (chuckles)
Yeah.Copy !req
384. (clears throat)
Buck, the dog, he, uh...Copy !req
385. - he starts out as a family pet.
- That's nice.Copy !req
386. But he's forced to shed
the veneer of civilizationCopy !req
387. and return
to his primordial instincts.Copy !req
388. I'd like to read that book.Copy !req
389. I respect animals.Copy !req
390. They know no shame.Copy !req
391. They live for today.Copy !req
392. I have something for you.Copy !req
393. I repaired it while you slept.Copy !req
394. Using the kintsugi method,Copy !req
395. lacquer mixed
with powdered gold.Copy !req
396. Oh, Yukiko.Copy !req
397. I know you can't
sell it anymore,Copy !req
398. but the anemones were
too pretty to throw away.Copy !req
399. No, it's-it's wabi-sabi,
you know.Copy !req
400. Nothing lasts, nothing's
finished, nothing's perfect.Copy !req
401. - A customer.
- No.Copy !req
402. It... Just, it doesn't matter.Copy !req
403. - (laughs)
- Don't go. Don't go.Copy !req
404. We need the business.Copy !req
405. Officers.Copy !req
406. Thank goodness.
Have you found him?Copy !req
407. We are here
to take Robert ChildanCopy !req
408. to headquarters for questioning.Copy !req
409. Mr. Childan has been missing
since the auction.Copy !req
410. We are relying
on the police to find him.Copy !req
411. Two bowls.Copy !req
412. One for me and one for customer.Copy !req
413. Childan is here. Find him.Copy !req
414. He's not here.Copy !req
415. You're wasting your time.Copy !req
416. Leave him alone!
He did nothing wrong!Copy !req
417. - Shh... I'll be
all right, Yukiko.
- Childan!Copy !req
418. Don't worry,
everything's gonna be fine.Copy !req
419. I know who to talk to.
Don't worry.Copy !req
420. No— I'll be back, Yukiko.Copy !req
421. Can you imagine the moviesCopy !req
422. Raunchy Richie
used this stuff for?Copy !req
423. - I'd rather not. Thank you.
- (chuckles)Copy !req
424. Um, I'm not sure if this kit
is gonna get us past security.Copy !req
425. Yeah, this stuff is cheap.Copy !req
426. It's like greasepaint.Copy !req
427. Consider the source, you know?Copy !req
428. Yeah. Hmm.Copy !req
429. The wigs, I don't know.Copy !req
430. Hmm.Copy !req
431. My God, the furs are so...Copy !req
432. Just think of the type of woman
who movesCopy !req
433. - in Helen Smith's orbit.
- A lady of the Reich.Copy !req
434. That's right.Copy !req
435. A Park Avenue matron.Copy !req
436. She looks right past security.Copy !req
437. Well, they're nothing.
It's her world.Copy !req
438. They don't notice the lipstick,
the wig.Copy !req
439. They only see the gate.Copy !req
440. Well, the right kind of woman,
she could get right up close.Copy !req
441. For how long? I don't know.Copy !req
442. I'd need less than a minute.Copy !req
443. But it has to be...Copy !req
444. (tongue clicks)
I mean, it has to hold up.Copy !req
445. You— not just to get in, but...Copy !req
446. To get me out. I know.Copy !req
447. All right.Copy !req
448. Your turn.Copy !req
449. - Huh?
- Mm-hmm.Copy !req
450. - Me?
- You up to it?Copy !req
451. Sure, I've been playing
a part for 20 years.Copy !req
452. Yeah, I know you have.Copy !req
453. Now you have to play
another one.Copy !req
454. Let us see.Copy !req
455. Imagine, instead of becoming—Copy !req
456. Can you hold that front?Copy !req
457. becoming this Wyatt Price,Copy !req
458. you became a different man.Copy !req
459. Hmm, I'd rather not.Copy !req
460. You believe what you're told.Copy !req
461. You put in your time.Copy !req
462. Take what you're given.Copy !req
463. Come on.Copy !req
464. Try not to think about
how the hell you got here.Copy !req
465. Well?Copy !req
466. What do you see?Copy !req
467. My father.Copy !req
468. He worked in a lead mine.Copy !req
469. I could smell the dust off him
when he came home from work.Copy !req
470. You know,
it'd be easy to be this man.Copy !req
471. You just have to give up.Copy !req
472. Kido Taisa,
you're a rational man.Copy !req
473. I'm sure you can see
that I had no possible motiveCopy !req
474. to collaborate
with these terrorists.Copy !req
475. - I know.
- You know?Copy !req
476. - Well, then, why...
- You were their hostage,
were you not?Copy !req
477. Yes.Copy !req
478. Tell me about them.Copy !req
479. I don't know
where they are now.Copy !req
480. They were, uh... they were
holed up in a warehouse.Copy !req
481. We discovered the warehouse
and searched it after they left.Copy !req
482. I'm not interested in
where they are.Copy !req
483. I want to know who they are.Copy !req
484. These people...Copy !req
485. We have file cabinets
full of intelligence on the BCR.Copy !req
486. And we still do not know
our enemy.Copy !req
487. When these Negroes captured me,Copy !req
488. I was, uh...Copy !req
489. I was terrified.Copy !req
490. I thought they were savages.Copy !req
491. And now?Copy !req
492. They're...Copy !req
493. shrewder... than I thought.Copy !req
494. Still savages. All of the...Copy !req
495. the wildness...Copy !req
496. that the Japanese
refined out of us...Copy !req
497. these Negroes, they...Copy !req
498. they never let that go.Copy !req
499. I have come to see that
as a partCopy !req
500. of the character
of this country.Copy !req
501. Perhaps this territory is likeCopy !req
502. a wild horse or dog
that needs to be set free.Copy !req
503. Or put down.Copy !req
504. Then put it down,Copy !req
505. Chief Inspector.Copy !req
506. You can end it.Copy !req
507. But only if your will
to hold this territoryCopy !req
508. is greater than theirs.Copy !req
509. Equiano, Bell, Elijah, Benjy.Copy !req
510. They were dishwashers.Copy !req
511. Menial laborers.Copy !req
512. Poets, artists.Copy !req
513. And that room
they kept me locked in,Copy !req
514. I could hear them talking.Copy !req
515. Their music,
the smell of their food.Copy !req
516. And the woman, Bell...Copy !req
517. she talked about their history.Copy !req
518. The Klan, the Reich,Copy !req
519. the Japanese. To them...Copy !req
520. you're just this week's enemy.Copy !req
521. They've been fighting
for 400 years.Copy !req
522. And they'll fight for 400 more.Copy !req
523. I think that's what scares me
the most about them.Copy !req
524. - (people screaming)
Is that a ship?Copy !req
525. Take that!Copy !req
526. - Yes!
- (laughing)Copy !req
527. Please come away
from the window.Copy !req
528. - (explosions, screaming)
- Get out of here. Go home.Copy !req
529. Admiral, we count
20 explosions across the city.Copy !req
530. Not just San Francisco.Copy !req
531. They've demolished
key infrastructureCopy !req
532. up and down the coast.Copy !req
533. San Diego, Salinas and
Long Beach have also been hit.Copy !req
534. We have severely
underestimated our enemy.Copy !req
535. Your "army" failed, Saito.Copy !req
536. Now they are starving us
of fuel.Copy !req
537. Chief Inspector.Copy !req
538. You would dare blame the army?Copy !req
539. Yamori was right.
Our weakness allowedCopy !req
540. - the BCR to grow strong.
- Yamori killed
the one chance we hadCopy !req
541. for cease-fire and now...
we have war.Copy !req
542. DJ Evangeline coming to youCopy !req
543. live from from Resistance Radio
with breaking newsCopy !req
544. from the JPS.Copy !req
545. I speak for
the Oakland BattalionCopy !req
546. of the Black Communist
Rebellion.Copy !req
547. We claim responsibility
for today's attacksCopy !req
548. on the vital services,Copy !req
549. Command and Control
and oil infrastructureCopy !req
550. of the Japanese occupiers.Copy !req
551. We seek an autonomous territoryCopy !req
552. for black people
on the West Coast.Copy !req
553. And we will never quit.Copy !req
554. And the Empire's oil
will not flowCopy !req
555. until we get our homeland.Copy !req
556. All power to the people.Copy !req
557. All power to the people,
indeed, Sister.Copy !req
558. There you have it,
direct from the BCR.Copy !req
559. The situation is escalating.Copy !req
560. We must evacuate the Crown
Princess to Tokyo at once.Copy !req
561. I will see to it.Copy !req
562. Before I go,Copy !req
563. I must ask you to be truthfulCopy !req
564. with me one more time.Copy !req
565. When I've made my report
to the Emperor,Copy !req
566. he will ask me one question.Copy !req
567. And the answer I give...Copy !req
568. will depend on what you report.Copy !req
569. I understand, Your Highness.Copy !req
570. Can we hold this territory?Copy !req
571. I believe that in time...Copy !req
572. with enough firepower
and troops...Copy !req
573. we can finish
these Negro rebels.Copy !req
574. But the price will be paid...Copy !req
575. with the blood and souls
of the sons of Japan.Copy !req
576. I once felt that any price
was worth paying.Copy !req
577. We... can prevail,
Crown Princess...Copy !req
578. but I no longer believe
we should.Copy !req
579. I realize...Copy !req
580. what you've just said
goes againstCopy !req
581. your every instinct.Copy !req
582. For that, you have
my respect, Taisa.Copy !req
583. Rest assured...Copy !req
584. I will bring your message
to the Emperor.Copy !req
585. We don't forget
our fallen soldiers.Copy !req
586. Cordelia Carter, Portland cell.Copy !req
587. Laying down suppressive fire
for her comrades...Copy !req
588. Check this out, everyone.Copy !req
589. Emperor's on TV.Copy !req
590. It's live.Copy !req
591. To our good and loyal subjects,Copy !req
592. after pondering the general
trends of the world,Copy !req
593. and conditions obtaining
in our empire...Copy !req
594. I've never seen so much
as a picture of himCopy !req
595. on TV before.Copy !req
596. I am effecting a settlementCopy !req
597. of the present situation
by resortingCopy !req
598. to an extraordinary measure.Copy !req
599. - What's he getting at?
- (Emperor speaking Japanese)Copy !req
600. We declared war on America
to ensureCopy !req
601. Japan's self-preservation...Copy !req
602. it being far
from our thought...Copy !req
603. (echoing):
to infringe on the sovereigntyCopy !req
604. of other nations
or to embark uponCopy !req
605. territorial aggrandizement.Copy !req
606. Our North American OccupationCopy !req
607. has lasted for nearly 20 years.Copy !req
608. Despite the best that hasCopy !req
609. been done by everyone...Copy !req
610. - What is this?
- ... the gallant efforts...Copy !req
611. Just... watch.Copy !req
612. and naval forces...Copy !req
613. - This is history.
- ... continuing occupationCopy !req
614. has developed not necessarily
to Japan's advantage.Copy !req
615. Should we continue to devote
our precious resourcesCopy !req
616. to occupying
the Japanese Pacific States,Copy !req
617. it would threaten
the protectionCopy !req
618. - of the Japanese homeland.
- It's happening.Copy !req
619. This is the reason
I have orderedCopy !req
620. - the strategic withdrawal...
- (whispered outbursts)Copy !req
621. of our occupying forces
from the JPS.Copy !req
622. We done did it, baby.Copy !req
623. We did it.Copy !req
624. It's more than we ever dreamed.Copy !req
625. I am keenly aware
of the inmost feelingsCopy !req
626. of all of you...Copy !req
627. my subjects.Copy !req
628. However,
I have resolved to redeployCopy !req
629. our awesome might and manpowerCopy !req
630. from our North American
territoriesCopy !req
631. to the front lines of
the escalating Asian conflict.Copy !req
632. Let our entire nation continue
as one family,Copy !req
633. ever firm in its faithCopy !req
634. of the imperishableness
of our Imperial State.Copy !req
635. "Bide your time."Copy !req
636. Isn't that what you said?Copy !req
637. We're gonna be
one country again.Copy !req
638. Soon.Copy !req