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What made it sink?

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I wanted to save him, but the car started to sink.

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- You should go to the hospital. - No, you don't have to.

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I don't want to spend hours in a waiting room.

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I go home, have a pint and go to bed.

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Do you want me to call an agent to take you home?

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No, it's okay.

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No need, no need.

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- Are you fit to drive? - Yes.

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I told you I'd call you if there was news,

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but it looks like Tomás is getting there before me.

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Nothing.

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The safe is not in the car.

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Yes?

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It's okay.

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The document is a copy of the work King John II by Rui de Pina.

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TOMÁS: It has been known for a long time. It goes against the professor's thesis.

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The teacher said that Christopher Columbus was Portuguese.

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- Here he says he was Italian. - And what else was in the safe?

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This, for example.

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LUÍSA: "Codex 632."

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It must be the Chronicle code he consulted at the National Library.

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- And what is written here? - Looks like a phone number.

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As far as I can tell, it belongs to one João Nuno Vilarigues.

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- Count? - An earl?

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Yes, the titles of nobility are over, la

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at least officially, but the monarchists

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insists on continuing genealogical research.

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They invest time, money on it.

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This is also the case with the Count.

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I have logged in.

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"Password?"

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I'm here.

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- Tomás de Noronha, I suppose. - Count Vilarigues?

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- You are late, my dear. - Yes, I'm sorry.

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After you called me, I looked it up on the internet.

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In the photo that appeared you were younger.

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Yes, I was younger once. Well, thanks for having me.

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Finish an investigation on Professor Toscano?

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I'm trying to decipher the riddles he left behind.

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Good luck! Toscano enjoyed these games.

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He believed that Christopher Columbus was Portuguese.

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Have you noticed that there are a lot of

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documents about Columbus' passage through Spain,

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but almost nothing is known about their presence in Portugal?

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But these documents exist, under a different name.

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The names are inappropriate.

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"The names are full of hate."

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Columbus was a Portuguese nobleman with a Jewish mother.

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He fled to Seville after

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conspiracy to kill King John II.

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And there he did "ymach xmi," blotted out his name, and found another.

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The Hebrew phrase he hid in his Kabbalistic signature.

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When America was discovered,

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The Italian authors insinuated that

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Columbus was a Genoese and he never denied it.

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There are many theories about the nationality of Columbus,

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but I always thought I was just that. Theories.

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CONDE: Maybe, but maybe they're more than theories.

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The great object of King John II was to achieve

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spices of the Orient by sea spices of the Orient by

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sea, avoiding trade exclusively with Venice and the Ottoman Empire.

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He knew the Spanish were a threat to him.

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plans, he used Columbus to sign them with

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something apparently valuable but worthless. - America.

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D. João II financed the trip in secret, and supposedly

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Columbus advanced a quarter of a million.

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If true, this proves that Christopher Columbus was no ordinary man.

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Exact. The answer is in Crónica d'El Rei D. João II. have you read it

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I read it.

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AND...

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There are photocopied passages in Toscano's vault. I digitized them.

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There are three copies of the Chronicle, but only one is the original.

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- The one from the National Library. TOMÁS: - The one the teacher saw.

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CONDE: The other two were copied from that one.

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Same story but different writing.

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But there is one detail that betrays the uniform version.

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Look at the spaces between the words, they all are

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same, but at some point the pattern changes.

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There are two spaces here larger than normal.

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TOMÁS: Before the word "Italian".

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CONDE:- The origin of Columbus. - And why is that?

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The Chronicler first left that space blank,

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I await instructions from above on what to write.

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Codex 632 could be proof.

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So far, no serious historian has wanted to risk his reputation.

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You know how academia works.

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It's easier to repeat what others have already done

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said than to develop new theories and defend them.

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I have to get back to work.

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Good luck. It will not be easy to change a thesis that is over 500 years old.

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There are many people interested in making Columbus a Genoese.

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The Amerigo Vespucci Foundation?

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THOMAS: I'm sorry, Constance. - No, it's okay.

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- How does it feel? - It's good.

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The doctor says she will be discharged tomorrow.

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Serious?

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I have to take Moliarti.

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EMPLOYEE: Doctor, excuse me. Dr. Helena is here.

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You were careless.

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I wasn't. I did everything I was told.

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Now I want what you promised me.

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An agreement only makes sense when both parties are satisfied.

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You are supposed to disappear.

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I was promised a research grant. I was going to Genoa.

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If you quit the mission, you can't

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expect the privileges to continue.

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My career depends on it.

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Get out of here.

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Don't you think it's better to stay home for a few days?

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(She is here. Come here.)

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It's better if she stays at home. You stay in the bedroom, I'll stay in the office.

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There is no point in any of us staying away from her.

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I don't think that's a good idea. It could be embarrassing for your girlfriend.

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- Which girlfriend? - Helena.

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Isn't that her name?

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where did you meet her

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It's like a middle-aged dream come true, isn't it?

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- What did they tell you? - They didn't tell me anything.

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I met Helena in your apartment when

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he went to get Margarida's mobile phone.

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Do you live with her now?

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You couldn't have found it at home. It has no key.

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CONSTANCE: My love, come on.

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I'm just about to finish setting up a few things.

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TOCA CAMPAIGN

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Did you order pizza?

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Not. The girl must be on a diet these days.

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MARGARIDA: Who is it? - She's a friend.

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I've been a little busy with my daughter.

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MARGARIDA: Hello. i know you

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MARGARET: Yes.

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CONSTANCE: It has to be the Botanical Garden, it helps me a lot.

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- Are you a gardener? CONSTANCE: - Marguerite...

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MARGARET: He won't let me. He also sent my father away.

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MARGARET: Now I have a battery machine in my heart.

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Thank you for visiting and I'm sorry I didn't return your calls.

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we are

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- You should call dad. - What do you mean, call him?

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He wanted to know who this friend of yours is.

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Did your father ask you to tell him if I talked to anyone?

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What if I went out with someone?

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Not. Dad has a photo of your friend with other people.

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- What do you mean? What people? - I don't know.

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He said he was trying to find out who they were

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they are because of the investigation you are doing.

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TOMÁS: "I don't understand why Helena is lying."

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"What did you come here for? What did you want?"

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He probably wanted to surprise you,

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"You showed up naked, and your wife ruined everything."

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What is this shit?

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Wait a minute, wait a minute.

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The light went out. I'm going to the board. Wait a minute.

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Victoria, I'll call you back. Wait a little.

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Where is Margarida?

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With mom. Do you think you are being investigated, followed?

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I don't know. I'm sure it has something to do with the investigation.

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- Do you suspect someone? - I immediately thought of Helena.

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Is she the girl we found in your apartment?

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The one I told you I didn't give my house key to.

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I think there might be someone else involved.

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Diego is a boy who helps me at the Botanical Garden.

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Margarida recognized him. He saw a photo on your phone, you were trying to find out who it was.

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- Yes.

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He's the boy who took the apartment I'm staying in.

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You said he was a friend. is he

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AND.

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TOMÁS: I sent it to you. You must have already received it.

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MAN: Thank you and good afternoon.

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TOMÁS: Thank you, good afternoon. Thank you very much.

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To conclude, Helena is my student.

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She's not exactly my student, but if they

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I find out, I could get fired from college.

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I investigate crimes. I'm not the morality police.

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Okay, then. can i ask you a question

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- Yes. - What do you know about Diego Ramirez?

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Not much.

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He is a Spanish citizen and lives off his income.

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Apparently it's family money that he managed to invest.

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OPERATOR: "Your number is not available."

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"After the beep, please record your message."

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- Did he speak? - No.

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His mobile phone.

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He overpaid you, didn't he?

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When was this Codex restored?

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I have no record. But, Professor, a 500-year-old work...

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It is natural that there were various interventions.

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- Of course. WOMAN: - Professor Toscano, when he

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he was here, he asked for an x-ray in the lab,

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but he never came to take it. - Can I see him?

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WOMAN: Something interesting?

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Very much.

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How are you, Diego? can i have a coffee with you

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What if I tell you it's not coming?

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Things weren't supposed to come to this.

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If only Diego had stopped...

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He lived with this fantasy.

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Not even the Portuguese can convince him to be the heir.

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Christopher Columbus, even more so as a Spaniard.

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Columbus died a Genoese and is a Genoese

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which will continue, to the honor and glory of Italy.

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Now.

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Truth is overrated.

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Countries live on narratives, Diego, about

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stories that serve to unite people, to

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celebrate the courage of their ancestors.

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Because at present there is nothing left to celebrate.

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Isn't money what you're looking for either?

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Come and work with us, Diego.

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You can be sure that you will be well rewarded for it.

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NELSON: Who wants it all, loses it all, Diego.

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HELENA: Who is it?

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Inspector Tiago Froes. Judicial Police.

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- Can we talk? - Yes, of course. Come in.

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This way.

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FROES: Are you going on a trip? HELENA: To Macau to visit my family.

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- Take a seat. - FROES: Thank you.

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So...

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Do you have the keys to Professor Tomás de Noronha's house?

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May I ask what you are investigating?

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- I didn't see how I could be of any help. - I asked him about the keys.

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Yes.

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If that's your way of asking me if I'm in a relationship...

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No, I'm not asking you anything. How did you get the keys?

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He gave them to me.

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Who made the copy? Was it Helena or him?

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It was Tomás.

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MARGARIDA: Why do we have to leave here?

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The apartment owner will need it.

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- Are we going back to our house? CONSTANCE: - No, my love.

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CONSTANCE: Let's go to the grandparents, I already talked to them.

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CONSTANCE: Until we have a house. You shouldn't be staying here today.

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- Why not? - Because you shouldn't.

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TOMÁS: Do you want dad to stay here? I will sleep on the sofa.

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stay in my room is it okay mom?

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Yes.

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MARGARET: I'm hungry. - Are you hungry?

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- Do you have pasta at home? - I wanted to talk to you...

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Things will not change.

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Margarida plans to be together.

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I know that.

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I will never use Daisy to pressure you.

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I will never do that.

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What's stopping us from being together isn't Helena or Diego.

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It's before that.

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We changed.

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Each of us went our separate ways.

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Did something happen?

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- We need to talk. - Okay.

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TOMÁS: Was he investigating me?

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FROES: Yes. I followed the private detective.

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Constança was right.

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He approached her because of me.

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And there's something else, Tomás. Looks like Diego

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Ramirez was in regular contact with Professor Toscano.

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The evidence in the apartment is cataloged, but

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suggests that he was very interested in your investigation.

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Could he have found out who killed the Professor?

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We are still investigating this possibility.

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But if he didn't kill him, he killed him.

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It is not difficult to hire someone in Brazil to do this job.

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Why is that so? What interest is there in this inquiry?

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There were drugs for schizophrenia

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in the room and, believe it or not, o

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screw loosening is the explanation for many cases.

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- Where is it? Was he caught? - No. I have already issued a warrant.

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I have already issued a warrant for his arrest.

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TOMÁS: Inspector, what's going on with Helena?

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Do you know something? I pressed her but she didn't.

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he opened his mouth and without proof I can't get a warrant.

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She was preparing for the trip.

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how are you

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- Hello. - Hello.

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Did we arrange something?

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I gave you enough time to complete the investigation.

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I'm not done yet.

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But you already have information you can give us.

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Unfortunately, we cannot give you more time.

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We want to see what you have.

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If you don't mind, come to my office.

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Of course, of course.

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I know this Diego Ramirez well.

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He's been harassing us for years to get recognized.

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as a direct descendant of Christopher Columbus.

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- Did he give you evidence? - No... He's delusional.

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Columbus's eldest son was Portuguese and his name was Diogo, but he remained in Spain until his death.

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- There's something I don't understand.

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Why attack Professor Toscano when he was investigating...

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questioned the Genoese origin of Columbus?

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We don't have answers to all the questions, Tomás,

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but I did Diego a little.

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He comes from a rich family. They got rich in the Civil War.

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Maybe it's a way to clear his name.

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In Spain, being noble still opens many doors.

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So? Can we see what you have?

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See here.

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Here. The last word in the third line.

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TOMÁS: "Colo" is not deleted. Below the joint is an N and an A.

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"Column".

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"The column swam to Cuba."

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This is the official text of Rui de Pina.

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It shows that Colona, or rather,

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Columbus was born in Cuba, in Alentejo.

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"Swimming in Cuba".

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But is Colona the real name of Columbus?

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That is correct.

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Christopher Columbus was a Portuguese nobleman of Jewish origin.

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- Is that the only photocopy you made? - Yes.

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It had been requested by Professor Toscano,

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it was in an envelope in the National Library.

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Bravo. The 500,000 euros are yours, but

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You will have to abide by the clause you signed.

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Surely you understand that, don't you?

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I don't plan to release anything before the official announcement.

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The discovery is yours, yours and Professor Toscano's.

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This discovery will never come out, not now, not ever, Tomás.

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I understand this is a controversial finding,

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will cause a great stir among historians, it is said

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against the official version. But it is a 500-year-old treasure.

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NELSON: It's just a theory.

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You don't change 500 years of history with a name cut on a document.

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It is a sensitive subject for you, who are Italian. I understand that.

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Your discovery does not change the course of history.

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It's just a footnote.

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Check or bank transfer?

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I feel like shit.

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A total sell out.

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If everyone has a price, yours isn't so bad.

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You just won half a million euros.

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What would you have done in my place?

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I'm not in your shoes...

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I'm not in the middle of divorce proceedings, me

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don't have a daughter with a disease like yours.

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Basically, I'm just an idealist.

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with a midlife crisis.

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I shouldn't have left the documents.

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You have to take care of yourself and your daughter.

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HELENA "Tomás..."

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I didn't think I'd talk to you again.

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I hope you don't take this phone call as a...

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As a parting gift.

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I wanted to tell you that the Foundation you work for...

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Tomás, what you wanted to do was not to

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Professor Professor Toscano finished

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research, it was about finding out which

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document would prove that Columbus was not Italian.

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I know that now. I should have realized when I was hired.

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"The Mafia, in recent decades, has become a financial corporation."

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The Savigliano family owned, for many years, all of them

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the rights to exploit the image of Columbus.

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This brings in millions of euros a year.

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Toscano, when he got too close to the truth...

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They had to kill him.

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"And I..."

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I was hired to make sure you don't hide.

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any of what you discovered.

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And Manuella, were they?

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"She made it..."

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Foundations of the Foundation of Genoa.

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TOMÁS: "Why are you telling me this now?"

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I gave them everything. I signed a confidentiality agreement.

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It destroys the agreement. Tell the world what you know.

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TOMÁS: "Wait for me. You owe me."

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Wait for me, I will come to you.

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"My flight leaves in two hours. Hurry!"

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- I have to go. - Where?

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At the airport to meet Helena.

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VICTORIA: Let her go, she's a minus problem in your life.

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- Seriously, I have to go. - Tomás, where do you have to go?

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- Tomas, leave it alone! - I won't do it. I have to go.

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Helen! Helen!

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Elena!
