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- What's wrong?

- I was dreaming about Stefano.

 

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He doesn't give a damn

about me.

 

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Stefano?

 

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I lovehim.

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I can't see any other explanation

for being in this state.

 

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That's the only thing

it can be.

 

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I love him.

 

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I know I'm crazy.

 

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Every morning when I wake up,

I open my eyes and I see your face

 

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and I start crying.

 

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I realize that with you,

my life is passing me by.

 

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How can you stay so calm?

 

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How can you bear that?

 

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You're not human.

 

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I don't know what to do.

 

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It's not my fault, right?

 

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You're not gonna leave me,

are you?

 

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No, I couldn't live without you.

 

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I've hurt everybody.

 

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I've hurt you.

 

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The children...

 

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- I just can't go on.

- Together we can do it.

 

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If I stay here, you're all gonna

end up drowning with me.

 

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We'll learn to swim.

 

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I love you.

 

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I love you.

 

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I love you.

 

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She left me.

 

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You know what they say...

 

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Everything works out

in the end,

 

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even badly.

 

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Hello?

 

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Not too much

at the top, thanks.

 

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- How much should that be?

- $20, please.

 

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- Here you go.

- Thank you.

 

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- $20 please, sir.

- Here you are.

 

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Thank you. Bye, sir.

 

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Bye, and have

a nice afternoon.

 

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Why does cigarette smoke

never go back into the cigarette?

 

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Why do molecules spread

away from each other?

 

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Why does a spilled drop

of ink never reform?

 

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Because the Universe

moves towards a state of dissipation.

 

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That is the principle of entropy...

 

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The tendency of the Universe

 

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to evolve toward a state

of increasing disorder.

 

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The principle of entropy

 

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is related

to the arrow of time...

 

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A result of the expansion

of the Universe.

 

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But what will happen

when gravitational forces

 

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counter-balance

the forces of expansion?

 

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Or if the energy of the quantum void

proves too weak?

 

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At that moment, the universe

might enter its phase of contraction.

 

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TheBigCrunch.

 

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So what will become of time?

 

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Will it reverse?

 

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No one knows the answer.

 

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Where is Peter?

 

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He left an hour ago. I'm replacing

him. I've selected take 3 and take 4.

 

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I prefer that Peter does it. I don't mean

to say you're not good enough.

 

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But...

 

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Drop it. In live you get one take.

 

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If it's bad, you just deal with it.

 

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You know him?

 

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We work together.

 

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If I should die, and you shoul live,

 

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- I'm so sorry.

- Thank you.

 

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My sincerest condolences.

 

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Peter was a colleague.

 

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Of course.

 

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I've seen your show.

Thank you for coming.

 

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Please take

thisoportunity to take

 

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one last close look

at the planet's surface.

 

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from our observation dome.

 

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Your elevator will arrive shortly

in the Mars transit station.

 

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What are we doing

with all those bikes?

 

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They're for export.

Labor is much cheaper here.

 

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China has become

way too expensive.

 

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Please proceed

to the preparation area

 

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where you will be reissued

to your sleep suits.

 

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You will also receive your...

 

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Hi.

 

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I'm Nemo.

 

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Anna...

 

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Nice to meet you.

 

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What brings you to Mars?

 

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I'm measuring the distance between

Mars and Earth at it's greatest.

 

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I study time. You know...

 

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Thing that makes it so that

everything doesn't happen at once.

 

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And?

 

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The Big Crunch

will happen in 2092

 

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and people who can't hang

on that long will get a free run.

 

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And you?

 

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I'm just

keeping an old promise.

 

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Hi.

 

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Hi.

 

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We ah... met at your husband's funeral.

 

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Right.

 

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I had the strangest feeling when

I saw you that we have met before.

 

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It's called de javu.

 

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That's not it.

 

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It's as if...

 

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all of this was in real.

 

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I'm sorry you must think

that I'm completely crazy.

 

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I'm not trying to flirt with you.

 

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I am widower myself.

 

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I... I'm sorry. I have to go.

 

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May be some other time.

 

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Nemo?

 

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I heard you were dead.

That you drowned.

 

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Drowned?

 

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Alert! Alert!

Meteors approaching.

 

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Don't panic.

 

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Alert! Alert!

 

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I wanna wake up.

 

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I wanna wake up!

 

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I wanna wake up!

 

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GAME OVER.

 

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Are you alright?

 

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Are you alright?

 

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When I say three,

you'll be awake.

 

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One...

 

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Two...

 

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Three.

 

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WAKE UP.......

 

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- Mother.

- Do I know you?

 

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- It's me!

- What do you want?

 

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- Henry!

- It's me. Your son, Nemo.

 

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My son's just here.

 

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I don't know you. You're mad.

Now go away or I'll call the police.

 

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Mother.

 

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Mother.

 

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What do you see?

 

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He askes me what I see.

 

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I say, it's an ink stain.

 

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He says:

 

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You have to say more.

 

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I say, it's an ink stain on a sheet of paper.

 

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No.

 

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You have to say, what

goes through your mind.

 

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It makes me think of an inkwell.

 

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So he says: " O'key...

 

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That's fine".

 

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. evaeL. omeN

 

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You have until tomorrow to vote.

 

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Vote!

 

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And win a vacation on the Moon.

 

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For the whole family.

 

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Win a trip to the Moon!

 

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Take a swing at a fabulous golf vacation.

 

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Have they announced

the results of the voting?

 

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I'm sorry.

 

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At my age.

 

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The candles cost more than a cake.

 

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I'm not afraid of dying.

 

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I'm afraid I have'nt been alive enough!

 

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It should be written on every

schoolroom blackboard.

 

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Life is a playground.

 

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Ornothing.

 

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. evaeL. omeN

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Nemo. Leave.

 

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NOW

 

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Nemo. Leave. NOW

 

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Nemo!

 

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NEMO, READ THE NEWS.

 

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Tragic car accident

on a country road

 

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Nemo turn to page 5

 

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Nemo look at the

end of the street

 

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NEMO CALL

123 581 1321

 

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- Hello, who is this?

- Hello, who is this?

 

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Who is this?

 

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I was told to call this number.

 

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My name is Nemo Nobody.

 

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Is this some kind

of a joke?

 

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No. No, I...

 

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- Operator?

- Yes?

 

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I'd like the address to

123 581 1321.

 

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One moment please.

 

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12358 Alleway Street.

 

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Hello, Nemo.

 

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I'm glad you found me.

 

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All of this must seem

very complicated to you,

 

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but it's simpler than you think.

 

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Careful with the chair.

It is damaged.

 

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- Are you alright?

- I'm fine.

 

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I should have

warned you earlier but...

 

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I couldn't

because of the transcript.

 

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The transcript?

 

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The text of our conversation!

 

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- You can you hear me!

- What you are living now...

 

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is the past.

 

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At least, for me.

 

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I am you...

 

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70 years older.

 

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Everything you say, I said

myself when I was young.

 

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I only had to transcribe

our conversation.

 

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It's all written right here.

 

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- I can't...

- Believe it?

 

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For me...

 

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... time is inverted.

 

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I start at the end of the story

 

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and go toward the beginning.

 

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I don't understand.

 

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In this life here,

 

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you don't exist.

 

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I don't know why...

 

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Only the Architect knows.

 

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The Architect?

 

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The child...

 

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The one running

after the train.

 

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Maybe your parents

never met.

 

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Maybe your father died

in a sledging accident.

 

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Maybe you were one

of the vast majority

 

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of those whose genetic code did not

reach its final destination.

 

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Maybe when she died...

 

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A prehistoric woman...

 

02: 18: 34, 329 — > 02: 18: 38, 321

She rolled off the line of heritance

to which you belong.

 

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So for this world...

 

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You don't exist.

 

02: 18: 47, 980 — > 02: 18: 50, 933

If the Anna's calculations are correct,

 

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you need to stay alive

untill 2092, February 12.

 

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5: 50 AM.

 

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I'm sorry, I don't know how long

we haven't been recording.

 

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I have to submit my story

by tomorrow morning.

 

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Everything that you say

is contradictory.

 

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You can't have been in one place

and another at the same time.

 

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You mean to say

we have to make choices?

 

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Of all those lives,

which one...

 

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Which one is the right one?

 

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Each of these lives

is the right one.

 

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Every path

is the right path.

 

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" Everything could have been

anything else...

 

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and it would have just

as much meaning. "

 

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Tennessee Williams.

 

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You're too young for that.

 

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You can't be dead

and still be here.

 

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You can't not exist.

 

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Is there life after death?

 

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After death...

 

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How can you be so sure

you even exist?

 

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You don't exist.

 

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Neither do I.

 

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We only live in the imagination

of a nine year old child.

 

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We are imagined

by a nine year old child,

 

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faced with

an impossible choice.

 

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Run! Run!

 

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Nemo!

 

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Run!

 

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Run, Nemo!

 

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Nemo!

 

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I love you.

 

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Anna!

 

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Nemo!

 

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You're the one I love.

 

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In chess,

 

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it's called Zugzwang,

 

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when the only viable move

 

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is not to move.

 

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Come see.

 

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It's the sea.

 

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The child is taking it apart.

 

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He doesn't need it anymore.

 

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Before, he was unable

to make a choice

 

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'cause he didn't know

what would happen.

 

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Now that he knows

what will happen,

 

02: 24: 18, 754 — > 02: 24: 21, 355

he is unable

to make a choice.

 

02: 25: 27, 023 — > 02: 25: 28, 663

Thank you, thank you!

 

02: 25: 29, 115 — > 02: 25: 29, 926

Thank you.

 

02: 26: 06, 410 — > 02: 26: 12, 019

This is the most beautiful day

ofmylife.

 

02: 26: 21, 244 — > 02: 26: 21, 773

Anna.

 

02: 26: 25, 904 — > 02: 26: 26, 860

Anna.



  

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