Mai Otonashi : Huh? |
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Sayuri Ichinose : I'm really, really
sorry. |
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Sayuri Ichinose : I know I shouldn't have blabbed, |
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Sayuri Ichinose : but I felt I had to say something
. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : H-Hold on a minute. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : I'm experiencing information overload here. Um, first of all... |
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Nanase Nikaidou : So this "cinch" thing is to do with periods. |
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Mai Otonashi : Wait, so that means... |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Well, it does vary greatly from person to person, |
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Nanase Nikaidou : and nutrition here is very different from our time. |
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Mai Otonashi : I guess so. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Also, Suguri-san is actually female. |
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Sayuri Ichinose : Yes. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Also— |
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Nozomi Mitaka : Hold on! |
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Nozomi Mitaka : Huh? That just rolls off your tongue like it's nothing? |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Did you want it to get stuck there instead? |
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Nozomi Mitaka : Getting stuck isn't the problem! |
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Sayuri Ichinose : I was really surprised, too, and I said some stuff to Suguri-san. |
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Sayuri Ichinose : But then I thought, maybe it wasn't really my place. |
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Sayuri Ichinose : It's like finding a quiet, hidden spring with water that's really cold and pure. |
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Sayuri Ichinose : I thought I shouldn't barge in and disturb that serenity by splashing around. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Nice poem. |
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Mai Otonashi : Wow, Sayuri. |
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Sayuri Ichinose : Oh, no, really... |
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Mai Otonashi : You know, it's kinda like you got a spare after a snake eyes split! |
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Rina Godai : That makes no sense. |
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Mai Otonashi : But you're right. |
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Mai Otonashi : You can't just barge in without permission and mess stuff up. |
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Sayuri Ichinose : Yeah. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Casually dismissing someone's values and perspective |
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Nanase Nikaidou : is not unlike dismissing their entire life up until that point. |
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Rina Godai : But still... |
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Rina Godai : There are times when people might really appreciate you being there with them. |
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Mai Otonashi : Thanks for that, Rina. |
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Nozomi Mitaka : Wait a minute! What about the love between me and Suguri-sama? |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Love? You're still
going on about that? How dumb are you? |
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Nanase Nikaidou : How many million more times must I explain it? |
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Nanase Nikaidou : If you change history, we might actually cease to exist. Cease to exist! |
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Nozomi Mitaka : Right. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : And you just "had to say something"? |
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Nanase Nikaidou : You had
to tell Suguri-san we're from the future?! |
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Sayuri Ichinose : I'm really sorry! |
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Nozomi Mitaka : Yeah, Sayuri. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : You're a fine one to talk. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : That light from your cell phone attracted a whole lot of attention. |
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Nozomi Mitaka : I'm really sorry. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : And now even Sumomo-san knows we came from the future. |
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Mai Otonashi : Oh, about that. It should be fine. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Huh? |
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Mai Otonashi : I talked to Sumomo-chan yesterday. |
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Mai Otonashi : She thinks "The Future" is the name of a country. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Nice ditzing. |
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Mai Otonashi : But you know... |
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Mai Otonashi : She's been really depressed lately. Poor Sumomo-chan. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : No, forget about that. It has absolutely nothing to do with us. |
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Mai Otonashi : But still... |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Be uninvolved, unremarkable, and unmemorable! |
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Nanase Nikaidou : To avoid changing history, that has to be our priority! |
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Nanase Nikaidou : We are the air. |
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Mai Otonashi : We are... |
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Nanase Nikaidou : "Sweeties"? |
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Nanase Nikaidou : A t-tool that gives my face an amusing— |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Older sister? |
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Mai Otonashi : Everyone really loves Natsume-san, don't they? |
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Sayuri Ichinose : Yeah, she's like the ideal big sister. |
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Nozomi Mitaka : Anzu really wanted to see her again. |
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Nozomi Mitaka : I'm glad it worked out. |
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Rina Godai : What's the matter? |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Nothing. It's just... Sumomo-san isn't the eldest. |
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Mai Otonashi : Whaddya mean? |
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Nanase Nikaidou : I was sure it was the eldest sister who got married off. |
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Sayuri Ichinose : Maybe their father made that decision, too. |
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Mai Otonashi : Their father? |
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Sayuri Ichinose : Yup. Suguri-san said so. That out of the five sisters— |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Five? Don't you mean four? |
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Sayuri Ichinose : Huh? |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Sumomo-san, Suguri-san, Anzu-chan, and Natsume-san. |
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Nozomi Mitaka : That's totally four. |
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Sayuri Ichinose : Huh? But I'm sure she said five. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Oh, good grief. We mustn't get involved. We are the air! |
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Nozomi Mitaka : You're
the one who brought it up. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Uh, well, right now, our priority should be finding an inconspicuous way |
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Nanase Nikaidou : to get info from Natsume-san about that traveling performer. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Yes, that. |
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Nozomi Mitaka : Inconspicuous, huh? |
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Rina Godai : I wonder why they aren't still together. |
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Sayuri Ichinose : Good point. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : He might have found a way to return home. |
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Nozomi Mitaka : Huh? |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Assuming this traveling performer really did
come from the future, that is. |
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Nozomi Mitaka : Oh, uh, that's... |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Well, you see, gas is used to put the contents of the can under pressure |
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Nanase Nikaidou : higher than the atmospheric pressure... |
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Nanase Nikaidou : M-More importantly, could you tell us about the traveling performer you spent time with? |
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Mai Otonashi : She's just like Nanase. |
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Sayuri Ichinose : She really is. |
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Nozomi Mitaka : A Sengoku Nanase. Hilarious. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Would you please stop? |
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Rina Godai : A ballpoint pen. |
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Rina Godai : A ballpoint pen. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Wh-Wh-Wh-Where'd you get that? |
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Nanase Nikaidou : H-H-He gave it to you? Th-Th-The traveling performer? |
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Nanase Nikaidou : M-May I please take a look at it? |
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Nanase Nikaidou : This is unmistakably a ballpoint pen. The three-for-100-yen kind! |
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Mai Otonashi : So he really did
come from the future. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : C-Can you tell us when, where, and how he returned home? |
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Rina Godai : Not very inconspicuous. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Please tell us! |
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Nanase Nikaidou : What is that supposed to mean? |
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Mai Otonashi : Nanase? |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Serving as "tribute" means being sent to marry, right? |
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Nanase Nikaidou : So that duty wasn't Sumomo-san's originally. It was your own. Wasn't it? |
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Rina Godai : Don't get involved. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : It must have been, since you were the eldest. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : So instead, Sumomo-san had to take your place. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : You're revolting. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : You're truly revolting. |
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Mai Otonashi : Nanase! |
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Nozomi Mitaka : Uh, what's up with her? |
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Sayuri Ichinose : I've never seen Nanase-chan act like that before. |
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Mai Otonashi : Oh, no, it's fine. There's nothing shameful about it. |
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Mai Otonashi : Okay? |
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Nanase Nikaidou : I apologize if I hurt your feelings. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : It means you're a terrible person. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Yes, you're terrible. You forced someone to do something you refuse to do. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Where's the freedom in that? |
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Nanase Nikaidou : You absolutely are
forcing her, even if you didn't intend to. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : My father. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Three years ago, my father suddenly disappeared. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : He left behind a note saying, "I want to be free. I want to follow my dreams." |
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Nanase Nikaidou : When my father was young, he spent time digging wells all around the world. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : He would often tell me that water is essential for life, |
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Nanase Nikaidou : and that he used to dream of working to end human suffering. He told me that many times. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : I never realized the "used to" part was a lie. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : I had a dream of my own. I planned to leave home once I graduated. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : But I can't tell my mother I'm doing that now. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Why not? Because it'd be unfair to her! |
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Nanase Nikaidou : My father already betrayed her. If I go and betray her as well... |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Huh? |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Excuse me. Please forget I said anything. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Please unhand me. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Then, that's the same as forcing me to stay here with you. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : There's no practical way to make that happen. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Even if there was, I couldn't tell you. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Because I am air. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : You were really that close? |
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Nanase Nikaidou : You surprise me. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : The priorities of Suguri-san and the others were so different from our own, |
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Nanase Nikaidou : I thought they were simply a product of their time. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : But there are people who think like you, even in this era. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Huh? |
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Nanase Nikaidou : You don't know? |
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Nanase Nikaidou : I heard you were looking forward to going on your journey. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Aren't you lonely? |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Weren't you together for a long time? |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Different things? |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Please don't say that so lightly. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : That's what... That's what I always thought, too. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : But... |
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Nanase Nikaidou : I always thought it was wrong to feel those feelings. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : When I found the note he left, |
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Nanase Nikaidou : I felt so angry, so sad, so lonely... |
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Nanase Nikaidou : But... |
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Nanase Nikaidou : I also felt really happy for him. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Because... Because it was so unfair to my mother! |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Huh? |
(0:19:12.22) |
Nanase Nikaidou : Huh? |
(0:19:55.26) |
Nanase Nikaidou : Everyone! I have something to suggest. |
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Mai Otonashi : Let's dig a hot spring! |
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Nozomi Mitaka : Huh? |
(0:20:05.57) |
Sayuri Ichinose : A hot spring? |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Mai-san— |
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Mai Otonashi : Oh, I know, I know. "Air can't dig a hot spring." |
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Mai Otonashi : But you know what? I saw on TV once that they had hot springs in the Sengoku period, |
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Mai Otonashi : and they were very popular, like tourist attractions. |
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Mai Otonashi : If we dig here, I'm sure we'll hit a hot spring. |
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Mai Otonashi : And if it becomes popular, maybe the political marriage stuff will go away. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Please listen to me. |
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Mai Otonashi : I get it. I'm telling you, I get it. |
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Mai Otonashi : But Sumomo-chan is super depressed right now. Totally in the gutter. |
(0:20:34.71) |
Mai Otonashi : Maybe we're actually the second throw here. We gotta be. |
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Rina Godai : Huh? |
(0:20:44.56) |
Mai Otonashi : Maybe we were thrown into this time period like a second ball. We're the ball. |
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Mai Otonashi : So maybe it'll all be okay, even if we just get a spare. |
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Rina Godai : That makes no sense. |
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Sayuri Ichinose : You're absolutely right! |
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Sayuri Ichinose : In bowling, there's always the second throw! |
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Mai Otonashi : Exactly. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Well, she got it. |
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Nozomi Mitaka : Yeah, I'm totally feeling it. |
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Mai Otonashi : So let's dig a hot spring. |
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Nozomi Mitaka : Yeah, but "dig"? |
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Nanase Nikaidou : It's impossible. You can't dig a hot spring by hand. |
(0:21:14.33) |
Mai Otonashi : Yeah, but... |
(0:21:17.47) |
Nanase Nikaidou : Therefore... |
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Nanase Nikaidou : We'll try boring! |
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Mai Otonashi : Bowling? |
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Nanase Nikaidou : No, not "bowl." |
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Nanase Nikaidou : "Bore" with an "r"! Bore! |
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Mai Otonashi : Bore? |
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Nanase Nikaidou : This is called Kazusa boring. It doesn't get invented until 200 years from now. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Um, there's something I've been meaning to ask about. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : In this era, people don't call others "sweetie," do they? |
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Nanase Nikaidou : No. It just brings back memories. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : That's what my father used to call me. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : You can use this to dig wells, too. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : Water is essential for life, after all. |
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Nanase Nikaidou : What's that? |
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