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Should I switch off the lights?
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MUNDANE HISTORY
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Your room is this way.
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Lift your legs.
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Turn over.
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Turn back.
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Sit up.
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Put on your shirt.
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I'm sorry.
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Please wake me up if I doze off again.
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You were talking in your sleep.
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It's an old habit.
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My mom said I did it a lot as a child.
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Hope I didn't say anything weird.
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It's a lot better in these past ten years.
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It still happens occasionally.
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Time for your medicine.
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The food looks good.
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Sit.
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I had Kaew cook Ake's favorite dishes.
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Let's eat.
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How is the food?
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Good.
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Do you need a hand?
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What did you say?
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Can you turn off the radio?
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-Let me help.
-Don't worry.
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-What's for dinner?
-A lot.
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Mr. Thanin said you will dine upstairs
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with him and Ake tonight.
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He is kind, just as you said.
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But I'll miss your spicy food tonight.
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How is Ake doing?
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He needs time.
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It's difficult,
especially when he's so young.
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Poor thing.
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Don't know
what they did in their past lives.
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They?
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Ake's mother was often ill too.
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She suffered a lot until her last day.
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I'll go check on Ake.
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The curry needs more acidity.
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I don't know how to describe it.
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Well…
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The house is beautiful.
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But everyone here…
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is just so lifeless.
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Don't know if I'll last.
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Will you be mad if I quit?
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I know it's important for you.
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For us. Yes.
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I'm not angry.
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Why would I be?
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You're right about this.
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Okay?
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I love you.
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Bye.
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What are you staring at?
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You want to feed me?
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There. Feed me.
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Will you excuse me?
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Come and join us.
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I'm Pun, here to take care of Ake.
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I'm Kaew. I'm the cook.
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That's my nephew, Pui.
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-Hello.
-Hello.
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Are you from Bangkok?
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No, I'm from Phrae.
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But I grew up and studied in Khon Kaen.
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Where are you from?
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Roi-Et.
But I've lived in Bangkok for ages.
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-Nice and spicy. Did you make it?
-Who else?
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Do Ake and Mr. Thanin like spicy food?
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Mr. Thanin is kind.
He doesn't mess around the kitchen.
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Quite often, he isn't home for dinner.
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Kaew!
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Don't talk with your mouth full.
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Mr. Thanin just left a moment ago.
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He said he'd be out for a while.
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He might not be back for dinner.
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You'd better finish eating
and attend to Ake.
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He just vomited.
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I already cleaned it up.
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Should I switch off the lights?
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Should we start physiotherapy today?
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No.
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EKACHAI HOSPITAL
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Wait. His room is upstairs.
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Don't.
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-Pun.
-Yes?
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Ake's things are in the dresser.
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Take a look and see.
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Let me show you your room.
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I'll be out for a while.
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If you need anything, ask Somjai.
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Okay.
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What's the matter?
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Nothing.
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I'll get going, then.
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Would you like to watch TV?
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Uncle Yut and Mr. Num are downstairs.
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Can they come up?
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I don't want to see them.
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Tell them I'm sleeping or something.
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If that's what you want…
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That's what I want.
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Next time
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just tell them I'm sleeping.
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But I can't say that all the time.
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Tell them I don't want to see them, then.
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You can go now.
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I'll wash them for you.
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Thank you.
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Ake wants to eat in his room.
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He said he will eat there from now on.
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Are you full?
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Here's your medicine.
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More water?
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The water made me cough, didn't you see?
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Want to watch TV?
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You don't like to watch TV?
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I don't watch it much either.
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But it's good to keep up with the news.
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I wanted to travel a lot when I was young.
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So I wanted to be a reporter.
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As I got older, I liked taking pictures.
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So I wanted to be a photographer.
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Before that I wanted to be a writer.
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I wanted to be a writer too.
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No wonder you have all these books.
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As I got older, I liked movies more.
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So I studied Communication Arts.
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I wanted to be a director.
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You may take the tray now.
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I'm flying high in the sky.
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The dry wind from the east
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brings the smell of burning grass.
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I take a deep breath.
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And flutter my wings.
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My body soars higher into the sky.
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I feel as light as cotton.
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I hear the distant sound of bellsechoing from afar.
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At that moment,
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the sound of a single gunshotpierces the air.
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I feel a sharp pain.
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The bullet punctures my left wing.
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The smell of blood floods the air.
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My body falls down to the ground.
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And everything
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slowly goes dark.
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Pun, tell me about your mother.
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What kind of person is she?
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She wasn't the kindest person.
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She was strict.
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She died many years ago.
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Cancer got her.
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She was a tough woman
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who raised three children by herself.
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What about your father? Where was he?
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Don't know.
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One day, he stood by her bed
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and told her he was leaving.
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I was about two years old.
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Just like that?
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Just like that.
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So when my sister was born
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my mom loved her the most.
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I was kind of left out.
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Want to sit at the balcony?
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It's nice out, not too hot.
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Did you think that was funny?
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You're going to catch a cold.
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You look like a mess.
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Quack, quack, quack.
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Ducks swim in the river.
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Looking for some shellfish.
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Quack, quack, quack!
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Ducks swim in the river.
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Looking for some shellfish.
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What kindergarten are you in?
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You look like a duck.
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How are you today?
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I'm going out to a meeting at the faculty.
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I'll be home for dinner.
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Pun, please join us for dinner.
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Thank you.
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Lift your legs.
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Turn over.
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Where are you now?
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Are you still in Nepal?
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No, I just arrived in Tibet.
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They wrote about Mount Kailash.
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It's a holy mountain.
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Tibetan pilgrims come to pay respect
to the gods who live here.
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One circumambulation of the mountain
will erase the sins of one lifetime.
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Nirvana can be reached
with 108 circumambulations.
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I know. I have read it before.
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You're well-read.
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I read a lot when I was young.
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I wanted to be a writer.
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You've told me before.
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Why don't you try writing?
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I did when I was young.
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You should start again.
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I don't think so.
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No, not now.
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I want to stay longer.
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It's raining. You'll get sick.
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No. I want to stay.
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That's enough.
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Pun.
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What's your full name?
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Punjapol.
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Surname?
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Lertjongjit
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What are you doing?
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Googling you.
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I'm sure there's nothing.
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Four entries.
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Faculty of Nursing
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Khon Kaen University
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What does it say?
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Nothing, just your admission info.
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Yes, that's my entire life.
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Do you have a cold?
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Maybe. I need to take some medicine.
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You can turn down the air conditioner.
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It's all right.
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Turn it down. It's rather cold.
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No worry.
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I'm sleeping.
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I'm sick
but I'll be fine once I take some rest.
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I took some.
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Thanks.
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I'll hang up and go back to sleep.
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Bye.
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Oh, I'm sorry.
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For what? Come join me.
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Didn't know that you smoke.
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Occasionally, when there is a nice breeze.
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Where is Somjai?
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Don't know.
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Probably in her room.
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Do you need to see her?
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No.
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Just haven't seen
or talked to her much lately.
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Not that we have much to talk about.
Just wondering.
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Humans are subject to their own karma.
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Do you like it here?
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Yes, I do.
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Really, I do.
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At first, I wanted to quit.
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-And now?
-I've come to like it.
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That's good.
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At least someone will look after Ake.
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I don't know how long I'll be around.
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You're not that old.
What're you talking about?
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No, I mean I don't know
how long I'll stay here.
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I'm sleepy.
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Good morning.
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What happened to your hand?
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I had a little accident.
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What happened?
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I cut myself on broken glass.
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Dinner is served.
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How is the food?
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It's okay.
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Let me know if you want anything special.
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Thanks.
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Do you mind if I say something?
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Go ahead.
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What happened was very unfortunate.
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Nobody would wish for it.
But it did happen.
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I know it's hard, but you can't give up.
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I've nurtured you all your life
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and watched you grow.
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I understand that it's not easy.
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But please remember,
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it's not easy for your father either.
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As a kid, I thought the world was flat.
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And that it was covered by a bowl.
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The sun, the moon and the stars
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were all in our world.
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In school, I was told the world was round
and I listened.
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But I still believed it was flat.
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When did you change your mind?
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I don't know.
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When I grew up, I just knew
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that the world was round.
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Our ideas are hard to change.
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ANIMAL SANCTUARY
ANIMAL CATCHING PROHIBITED
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THE UNIVERSE OF ANCIENT PEOPLE
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Oh, that's it.
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Where shall we sit?
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Tough choice.
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How about front right?
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We have the whole place to ourselves.
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There is still time.
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More people might come.
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Is it possible
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for us to live without the past?
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Without the future as well?
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The future?
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Nobody knows it.
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There is only today.
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Ake.
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How did the accident happen?
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Every star has a finite life.
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It arises, remainsand passes like all living things.
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Once the hydrogen in the star's core,which is its power source, is depleted,
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the star will face a major transformation.
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Nature tries its bestto preserve the balance
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by controlling this transformation.
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But its ending is inevitable.
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When a star with small mass loses energy,
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it becomes a white dwarf.
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It sheds its outer layersto form a nebula,
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a pale remnant of what it once was.
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A star with large massthat always shines bright
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will have a stellar and luminous death.
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It explodes into a supernova.
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This stellar explosion rips the star apart
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and propels matter into space
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at a speed of over 10,000 km per second.
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The supernova radiates as much energy
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as one thousand suns.
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After it explodes, the star goes dark
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and leaves behind a trail of gas and dust
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where it once shone bright.
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PRATEEP
FAKE TEACHER!
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THE NATION HAS COLLAPSED.
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