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He wants to start over.
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I've been thinking about it a lot, and...
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I just...
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I've decided to go with him.
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I see you've made up your mind.
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I had to tell you in person.
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I'm sorry.
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I'm leaving now.
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It was too sudden for me to grasp the situation.
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Days passed by uneventfully for a while.
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I'm off.
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Going to work. Coming home from work. Sleep.
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Over time, I've come to gradually accept it.
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There won't be a cafe anymore.
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I was thinking about
having lunch at a library tomorrow.
Do you want to join me?
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A library?
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Translation: HPriest / Twitter: @hpriestsubs
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This building?
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The International Library of Children's Literature.
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It looks quite historic.
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- Let's go.
- Yes.
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{\fad(1000,1000)\c&H00FFFF&\fs45\3c&H000000&\pos(960,1050)}National Diet Library / International Library of Children's Literature
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{\pos(960,885)}It used to be the Imperial Library of Japan.
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{\pos(960,885)}It was built in 1906 with the goal
to become the best library in the East.
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It was further expanded in 1929.
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It's one of the representative
Western style architectures
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of the Meiji period that
incorporates the Renaissance style.
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A complete change in atmosphere again.
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Indeed.
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Hello Uekusa-san. Welcome.
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- Hello.
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- Hello.
- Hello.
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Let me show you around.
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Thank you very much.
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This way.
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It's a white brick wall,
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but since it's the second floor,
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you couldn't touch or look at it up close at the time,
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but now you can touch it.
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That's because, in 2000,
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Nikken Sekkei and Tadao Ando Architects & Associates
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designed this corridor and added it to the building.
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Now you can get up close
and touch the century-old exterior walls.
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So that's how the old part
and the modern part became one.
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You don't see that every day.
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If you look at this window,
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you can see that the wooden fittings
from 1906 are still intact.
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Can you see the dents?
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The glass is also still the same as back then.
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Great architectures have long lives.
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They do, yes.
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Incredible.
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Those are called stucco decorative columns.
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It's like a movie set.
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You can feel its profound history.
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The ceiling is beautiful, too.
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Beautiful stories and once-in-a-lifetime encounters.
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This was printed on our textbook.
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What picture was on yours?
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What was it indeed?
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Ah, I really love this one!
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Picture books are fun to interpret, even as adults.
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True.
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This way.
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Here.
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Unglazed red bricks
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that were used at the time
of the construction more than 100 years ago.
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You can touch them.
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There's an archive on the other side of this wall.
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- An archive?
- Yes.
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Since it's a library and books are full of knowledge.
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And for taking that knowledge out from its heart,
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they built this temple-like structure,
which is called an edicule.
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- Edicule?
- Yes.
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It means "small temple."
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{\pos(1230,1005)}I suddenly feel like paying my respects.
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{\pos(1230,1005)}Go ahead.
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{\pos(960,135)} International Library of Children's Literature (Ueno)
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{\pos(960,915)}The Old Imperial Library where old
and new merge, renovated by Tadao Ando
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{\pos(960,915)}A relaxed lunch in the cafe overlooking
the courtyard and the arch building
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{\pos(645,1005)}What do you say?
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{\pos(645,1005)}Amazing, right?
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It's been unchanged for over 100 years.
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But it doesn't look old at all.
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It's 20 meters to the ceiling.
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So high!
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This chandelier is also 100 years old.
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It's dainty and cute.
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- Right?
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What does this say?
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"Apply pressure and open."
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Ah, {\i1}push{\i0}?
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Yes, correct. That's what it means.
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That's cute!
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All right then.
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- Okay.
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When I heard that it's a children's library,
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I thought it was more geared towards children at first.
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True.
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Judging by its name, you might think
that it's not for adults,
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but the architecture and the exhibits
can be enjoyed just as much by adults.
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That's the first blueprint of the Imperial Library.
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As you can see here,
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the original plan was to have
a courtyard enclosed by the library.
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However,
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because of the rapidly increasing
cost-of-living in Japan at that time
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and the Russo-Japanese War,
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the budget for the expansion
of the library was not approved.
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But I'm sure you've seen the new arch
building on the other side of the courtyard.
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Yes.
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With the creation of the new arch building in 2015,
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that void now feels a bit more filled.
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It's incomplete.
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Like the Sagrada FamÃlia.
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That one has a future where it will be complete,
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but this one will never be complete.
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So good!
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This ketchup is really delicious.
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It really is.
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You know, once in a while,
you just want some simple spaghetti.
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Are you serious?
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I could eat this every day.
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Really?
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I really love the spaghetti you get in coffee shops.
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The whole meal ticket thing
reminds me of a school cafeteria.
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I love this place.
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100 years ago coexisting with the present.
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Renovations across time.
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Today was another fun day.
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It was? I'm glad.
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Can I show you something?
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I've been drawing concepts for the cafe.
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Show me, show me.
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Here.
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I wanted to create a space that's to my liking,
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so I thought I'd give it a retro-modern atmosphere
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where you can leisurely enjoy a cup of coffee.
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Nice.
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I'd love to go to this cafe.
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I'm glad you like it.
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{\fad(0,2000)}I actually thought that home-roasting
would be a good idea, but...
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Is something wrong?
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The cafe...
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It's no longer possible.
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Why?
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The friend I was doing it with...
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She's getting married and moving abroad.
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Of course, I feel betrayed...
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But that doesn't mean that I want to deny my friend...
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If anything, I do feel a bit relieved... to be honest.
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But, um...
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I still feel like she did me wrong...
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And I really hate myself for being so narrow-minded...
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Maybe that's okay?
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Hating yourself, I mean.
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I hate myself for thinking that I'm a pain in the ass.
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The part that you hate about yourself...
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You can learn to embrace it.
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{\pos(645,1005)}What's wrong?
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{\pos(645,1005)}Believe it or not, but I have a lot going on.
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My apologies for being concerned.
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Hey, Master...
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The things you want for yourself
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usually don't work out, am I right?
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I know that all too well.
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But strangely enough, the things you wish
for other people tend to work out.
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Here, it's on the house.
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How come?
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Once in a while, you have to treat your friends.
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Thanks.
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If we were just ordinary friends,
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I don't think this would have been necessary.
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You probably won't forgive me.
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But I really wanted to have
one more proper talk with you.
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So I won't regret anything later.
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Why did you choose him?
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I've been thinking long and hard...
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In the end, I followed my instinct.
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I've always been jealous of you.
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You have many friends, are stylish,
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and you seem to enjoy your job.
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I'm still feeling a little betrayed
and that won't go away so easily...
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But...
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I want to root for you.
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I can't bring myself to hate you.
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I'm going to tell you what's been on my mind as well.
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Unlike me, you have an aesthetic sense,
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and deep down inside, I was a little jealous.
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I wanted to be close to you.
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That's why...
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When you told me, "must be nice,"
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I had mixed feelings.
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Still, from the bottom of my heart,
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I really wanted to run a cafe with you.
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I wanted to run a cafe with you, too.
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I'm sorry.
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I'm really sorry.
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Hey...
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Want to make three promises to each other?
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No discretion. No comparisons.
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No envy.
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What do you say?
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Hey, want some curry?
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There's still some of your curry left.
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Let's do that.
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London, huh? Must be nice.
When are you leaving?
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Again with your {\i1}Must be nice{\i0}.
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The plan is to leave in December.
You have to come visit.
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You bet.
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Paris isn't that far away from London, right?
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Paris in winter...
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I want to visit the grave of Gainsbourg.
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- Yes, let's go.
- Let's go.
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That's a promise!
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