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CHIBA
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2019
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AM 5:10
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Good morning.
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- Sorry, I'm late.
- No worries, Micchan. 'Morning
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Good morning.
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You okay after the quake?
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Yeah, it wasn't too bad at our place.
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But because of the shaking,
even my husband woke up.
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He doesn't do anything when he's up early anyway,
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so I'd rather he just went back to sleep.
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Tell me about it.
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The most frustrating thing is
when they just sit there
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doing nothing right in front of you.
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- Right?
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Here.
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Speaking of husbands, I wonder how
the manager's doing right about now.
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Has it been three months already?
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Yes.
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Well, as long as Micchan keeps the place running,
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we can keep working, so that's good.
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But seriously, disappearing on her like that.
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How unbelievably irresponsible.
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Yeah.
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Here you go, zukedon.
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Okay, next up, kaisendon.
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Here's 200 yen change. Thank you.
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800 yen.
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Yes, exactly 800 yen. Thank you.
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Uh, 750 yen.
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Alright, here you go.
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Okay, uh...
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250 yen change.
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Is the fish soup refillable?
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Yeah, the rice, the soup,
and also the shiokara are refillable.
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The shiokara too?
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- Which boat are you on?
- It's the Takafuji Maru.
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Ah, Taka-san's boat. Good luck.
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- Thanks.
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800 yen.
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KAGAWA
TERUYUKI
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NAKAJIMA
SENA
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ADACHI
YUMI
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HPRIEST
SUBTITLES
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NAKAMURA
ANNE
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DIRECTOR & WRITER
HIRASE
KENTARO
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SEKI
YUTARO
DIRECTOR & WRITER
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KANAGAWA
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2021
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Today's the day to pay for electricity, gas,
and all that, so I'll go take care of it.
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You working tonight?
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Today's cram school.
Work is tomorrow.
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JUST BORING JAPANESE GRAMMAR
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McBeardface's polo shirt
isn't GAP, it's CAP lmao
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If they have this,
I kinda want one
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Nishiyama...
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Have you always liked animals
since you were little?
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Huh?
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You're aiming for veterinary school, right?
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Ah... I guess so.
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I like math.
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Must be nice.
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You actually have a goal in life.
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But, Yuri,
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you recently started taking math
at cram school, didn't you?
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Ah...
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I haven't decided on a STEM track
or anything though, but for now, yeah.
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The math teacher at the cram school
has a great reputation.
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I just recently started going,
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and his lessons are easy to understand,
and he has a good personality.
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That might also be why.
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- I see...
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- Well, a great teacher
makes a big difference.
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Yeah.
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Eh... what?
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No, uh, it's just...
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What's up?
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Money. For the cram school.
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Look...
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The cram school fees, starting next month,
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can you ask your mom if she can cover them?
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Huh?
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I might not be able to pay for it anymore.
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But there's also...
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the winter course registration coming up.
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There's no way I can pay for that.
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How's your mom? Doing okay?
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Yeah.
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She seems busy.
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Dad.
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When can we talk next?
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Talk?
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About my future...
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I want to discuss it a bit.
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Does the restaurant have a day off or something?
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No, I don't know. I'll think about it.
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Speaking of which, Yuri,
which winter course are you taking?
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Ah, the winter course...
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Yeah, I was just talking with
my parents about what to do.
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We have to take that New Year's
intensive course too, right?
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Huh? Separate from the winter course?
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Yeah, they're separate courses.
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I probably won't take them.
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Huh? Neither one?
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- Yeah, probably.
- For real?
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Your parents said you don't have to?
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I'm jealous.
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Wait, I don't think I can handle
the winter course alone.
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I need you there, Yuri.
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You're really not coming?
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- Well, you know my parents...
- What? Seriously?
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I really can't do this alone.
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You'll be fine on your own.
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Eh? I don't think I will.
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Alright, let's get started.
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We're continuing from vectors today.
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Last time, I mentioned that the most
important thing in vector problems
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is the initial point.
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If you neglect the initial point,
you won't be able to solve vector problems.
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It's that important,
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so let's focus on the important
parts around the initial point.
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Alright, page 36.
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What do you think?
Should we stop by the study room?
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I think I will.
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Wow, look at you.
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Should I study too?
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You don't have to come with me.
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Now that's just making me feel bad.
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Why?
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Do you two need this?
They're study problems.
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Whoa, hand-made by you?
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That's right. To help build experience
with advanced problems.
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Ugh, I suck at advanced problems...
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Kitagawa-san, you were really
taking notes diligently today.
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Huh? You think so?
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Yeah, it was obvious how focused you were.
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Honestly, lessons alone can't cover everything,
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so feel free to ask about anything.
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I will. Thank you.
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You're so nice, Watanabe-sensei.
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No, I can be strict when needed.
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I've never seen you be strict.
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Bye.
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- Um...
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Then, can I...
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ask a question right away?
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Sure.
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Welcome home.
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You went to see your dad, didn't you?
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I went to get the cram school fee.
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Don't go chatting with him too much.
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Mom, I want to talk about my future.
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It's too soon for that.
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Let's do it another time.
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What Percentage of Architects Are Women?
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Percentage of Female Architects?
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13.8%
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- Sit up straight.
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Done.
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Let me see.
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If you do this...
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See?
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Wow...
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Hey, the other day...
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- Hm?
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I saw you coming to school
with a girl. Who was she?
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Huh? The other day?
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- In the morning?
- Yeah.
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The girl with curled hair.
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Ah...
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Right, right, right...
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She's just, you know...
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A girl from the same bus stop.
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Mm...
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What's her name?
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Uh... Inamori, I think?
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She's a year below us.
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Mm...
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Yuri: Sorry about today
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[ Nishiyama left her on unread ]
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Welcome back.
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I'm home.
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Wash your hands.
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Alright, let's eat.
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- How is it?
- Delicious.
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The yellowtail was on sale, so I couldn't resist.
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- Mom.
- Mm?
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What about work?
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I'm done for today.
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Since we have the time,
want to take a bath together?
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- I'm good.
- Huh? Why not?
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- Mom.
- Mm?
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Did you read the cram school flyer I left there?
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Huh? What was it about?
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The winter course information.
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I don't really want to talk about that right now.
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Why?
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We're in the middle of dinner.
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But, Mom, we rarely talk...
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- Ah, Yuri, please.
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Just drop it.
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Notice of Parent-Teacher Consultation for 2nd Year, Class 1
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Preferred time slot: all crossed out
Remark: I'm sorry, but it seems difficult for me to attend.
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Mishima-sensei and Sasano-san,
please take one step to the right.
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Yes.
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Fujiwara-sensei, could you move in a little more?
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Yes, and Kotani-san, adjust accordingly...
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Yes.
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- Arai-sensei.
- Yes?
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I'll take the picture.
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No, Watanabe-sensei, you should be in it.
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It's for the website,
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so it's better to have younger
people in the photo. Come on.
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Well then, thank you.
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Alright, everyone, get ready.
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Okay.
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Everyone, maybe smile a little more?
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Alright, here we go.
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Yes.
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Alright, one more shot.
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No, you can smile even better.
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Multiplying an arithmetic sequence
by a geometric sequence sounds complicated,
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but if you differentiate both sides of the
geometric sequence formula with respect to R...
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things simplify quickly...
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You just need to substitute the common ratio here.
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Well, knowing this method can be quite useful.
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You won't find this in most textbooks, though.
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I have to say, Kitagawa-san, you really study hard.
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There's no other student who listens
so intently during self-study sessions.
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I probably won't be able to take the winter course.
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I'm sorry.
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Technically, this is against the rules, isn't it?
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Trying to get a free lesson from you like this...
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That's not true.
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I don't think that at all.
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In fact...
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I really enjoy being able to teach math
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in this depth.
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Sensei...
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Why are you so kind to me?
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Kind?
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Yes.
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You're kind and considerate.
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Hmm... I wonder why.
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Maybe because I like fishing?
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Huh?
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If you don't do good deeds regularly,
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no matter how long you wait with your fishing rod,
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luck won't come your way.
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So, I want to be able to say,
"This week, I did a lot of good things,"
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and face the weekend with confidence.
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That's your reason?
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You wonder why I'm being kind to you, huh?
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Kitagawa-san, is there anyone
else who is kind to you?
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Are your parents strict?
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Not exactly...
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It's more like they don't pay much attention to me.
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I see.
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I can't even have a proper discussion
with them about my future plans.
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Kitagawa-san, next time we talk here,
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it doesn't have to be just about studying.
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We can just chat about anything.
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There are many ways
to approach career counseling,
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and it's not like you have to decide
everything by talking to your parents.
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You can rely on us teachers too.
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Thank you very much.
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Alright, let's try problem number two.
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I probably can't hang for a while
270
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Why?
271
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My folks are making me study
272
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So, Kitagawa-san, you live around here too, huh?
273
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Sorry for making you drive me home.
274
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Sometimes, taking a longer route
home can be a nice change of pace.
275
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Sensei.
276
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Mm?
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Have you ever...
278
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felt like you hated yourself?
279
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Yes, many times.
280
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What? That's hard to believe.
281
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Why?
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Well, it's just...
283
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You're confident,
284
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and you can talk to anyone so easily.
285
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Maybe that's because...
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I try really hard.
287
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Is something troubling you?
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Ah, sorry.
289
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I guess that's not something you'd share.
290
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I want to become an architect.
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I see.
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That's a great goal.
293
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But my parents don't support me.
294
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There aren't many female architects.
295
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So just getting into the field is tough.
296
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If I want to aim for it,
297
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I need to study hard
and get into a good university...
298
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But they'd probably never allow me
299
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to attend a STEM program for six years.
300
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Right.
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But there are ways.
302
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Huh?
303
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The easiest way
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is to become a scholarship student.
305
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That way, you can overcome
financial issues at home.
306
00:35:33,830 --> 00:35:35,510
Actually...
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My family didn't allow me to go to university either.
308
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But you see,
309
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I really admired math
departments and research labs,
310
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so I worked hard and got a scholarship.
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That's amazing...
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Not at all...
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Looking back, the time I studied
the hardest in my life was back then,
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which actually isn't ideal.
315
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But still, that's amazing.
316
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I can't say it's easy,
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but if you work hard, you can make it happen.
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Watching you, I really believe that.
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I can only teach you math,
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but I'll help however I can.
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That's very kind of you.
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AM 6:28
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A high school student from this complex.
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The person who found her?
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A man in his 30s, also a resident here.
326
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I see.
327
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The victim lived on the 6th floor.
328
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It seems likely she jumped
from outside her home.
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Judging by the rigor mortis,
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the estimated time of death was late last night.
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The mother was absent.
332
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Absent?
333
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The mother works at night
and usually comes home late.
334
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Last night, however, she wasn't at work.
335
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She was visiting a male acquaintance.
336
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What about the father?
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Not present. They're divorced.
338
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Uh-huh.
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The victim was last confirmed
340
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leaving her part-time job
at a karaoke place at 8:30 PM.
341
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Is the job far?
342
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About a 20-minute walk.
343
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She usually commuted by bicycle,
344
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but it was raining last night,
345
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so she likely walked home,
according to her boss.
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And no one knows what happened after she left.
347
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Come on, it's suicide.
348
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Domoto-san, you always overthink things.
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You may have already answered these questions,
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but could you tell me everything about the days
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leading up to your daughter's passing?
352
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Yes.
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Did anything seem different about Yuri-san lately?
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Not that I can think of.
355
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While living together,
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has there been anything even
slightly different from usual?
357
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No...
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Nothing in particular.
359
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When was the last time you saw Yuri-san?
360
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Last week.
361
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She came to my restaurant.
362
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What did you talk about?
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Her exams...
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She wanted to... talk to me about them.
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We didn't have cram school that day,
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so we just talked at school.
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We had planned to go shopping next week...
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She picked up the job quickly,
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and she never was late or absent.
370
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Well, she was really enthusiastic...
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Especially recently, she'd come
to ask questions proactively.
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Were there any signs that she was feeling down?
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I don't think so.
374
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At least, I didn't notice anything like that.
375
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I knew...
376
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that Yuri was watching us...
377
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I...
378
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I tried to make her even more jealous...
379
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And you think that might have
driven her into a corner, yes?
380
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- Hey, man.
- Yes?
381
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Do you really think we need
to call this many witnesses?
382
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Seriously, Domoto is way too eager.
383
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Family trouble. No suicide note.
384
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She was an honor student, but struggling with
university entrance exams due to financial reasons.
385
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And lately, she's been struggling with her love life.
386
00:43:41,390 --> 00:43:45,870
So it's just another troubled teenager
who got so overwhelmed that she took the leap.
387
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So I guess we call this a suicide then, huh?
388
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- Makes sense.
- Right.
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But that girl...
390
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Would she really commit suicide over just that?
391
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If we were to assume...
392
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If we were to assume it was murder,
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there are strangely no clues at all.
394
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Huh? What are you saying?
395
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Or rather, it feels like...
396
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all clues have been completely
and perfectly erased...
397
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That's why it's suicide.
398
00:44:18,860 --> 00:44:20,420
What's with the overanalyzing?
399
00:44:20,420 --> 00:44:22,900
Well, not even the railing had any fingerprints.
400
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It was raining after all.
401
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I'm going to re-examine the files.
402
00:44:31,000 --> 00:44:33,940
Hey, Domoto, drop it already.
403
00:44:34,870 --> 00:44:38,610
It's too early to conclude that it's suicide
when we haven't even found a reason for it.
404
00:44:38,610 --> 00:44:42,800
Whether there's a reason or not,
we detectives rely on our instinct.
405
00:44:42,800 --> 00:44:44,910
You need to use your instinct more.
406
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People don't die without a reason.
407
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Kuramoto-san.
408
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Yes?
409
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KAGAWA
TERUYUKI
410
00:46:59,870 --> 00:47:03,840
NAKAMURA
ANNE
411
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NAKAJIMA
SENA
412
00:47:09,720 --> 00:47:13,720
MIYACHIKA
KAITO
413
00:47:14,640 --> 00:47:18,610
ADACHI
YUMI
414
00:47:19,560 --> 00:47:23,520
TAKEHARA
PISTOL
415
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UPCOMING DISASTERS
416
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You see, I'm always thinking
I want to be someone else.
417
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It's cause I'm totally hollow inside.
418
00:47:36,120 --> 00:47:37,750
Are you saying it wasn't an accident?
419
00:47:37,750 --> 00:47:39,120
Yeah.
420
00:47:39,120 --> 00:47:40,790
EVERYONE,
421
00:47:39,620 --> 00:47:42,900
Um, excuse me, that's industrial waste, right?
422
00:47:42,900 --> 00:47:43,790
Hello.
423
00:47:43,790 --> 00:47:45,670
I'm surprised you were able to tell.
424
00:47:45,670 --> 00:47:48,470
I'm good at remembering faces.
425
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THOUGHT
IT HAD
NOTHING
TO DO
426
00:47:49,050 --> 00:47:53,300
Since we're here, how about a drink?
427
00:47:53,300 --> 00:47:55,800
I'm not really good with alcohol.
428
00:47:55,800 --> 00:47:57,820
Ah, sorry, my bad.
429
00:47:56,560 --> 00:47:58,480
WITH
THEM
430
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But I just can't see
431
00:47:59,600 --> 00:48:01,810
how there could be any reason behind it.
432
00:48:01,810 --> 00:48:03,810
There must be a reason.
433
00:48:03,810 --> 00:48:06,230
Even if it's not your fault,
434
00:48:06,230 --> 00:48:08,780
misfortune still finds a way to strike.
435
00:48:08,780 --> 00:48:11,490
When invisible forces build up
436
00:48:11,490 --> 00:48:13,910
and eventually take shape,
437
00:48:13,910 --> 00:48:16,080
maybe that's when people first
438
00:48:17,160 --> 00:48:21,360
recognize it as a disaster.
439
00:48:17,160 --> 00:48:21,360
sai
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