Rugis F Camellia : This betrayal... This anger... |
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Rugis F Camellia : Is this how you reward your loyal retainers?! |
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EXTRA : "December 5th, 767, New Holy Era" |
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EXTRA : "Kingdom of Hortensia, Royal Capital" |
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EXTRA : What is this?! |
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EXTRA : Camellia's forces were instructed to stand ready outside the castle! |
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EXTRA : Warriors of Camellia! Now is the time to rise up for Rugis! |
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EXTRA : We're charging the palace! |
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EXTRA : There is no reason to fear Hortensia! |
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EXTRA : Have a taste of the humiliation we have suffered! |
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EXTRA : "Hortensian Knight Templar" "Fernando Albert" |
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EXTRA : Silence! We are no longer brothers with Hortensia! |
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Fernando Albert : You leave me no choice. |
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Fernando Albert : Why is this happening? |
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Qoo Morimoru : Fernando! This is terrible moru
! |
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Fernando Albert : It's you... |
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Qoo Morimoru : Mariel is in trouble moru
! |
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Qoo Morimoru : --What?! --The king has been attacked moru
! |
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Fernando Albert : --What?! --The king has been attacked moru
! |
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Fernando Albert : That can't be! |
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Qoo Morimoru : Just hurry and come with me moru
! |
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EXTRA : "Hortensian Knight Templar Captain" "Maurice Baudelaire" |
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EXTRA : "Hortensian Knight Templar" "Adelheid Olivier" |
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Fernando Albert : Adelheid! Maurice! |
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Maurice Baudelaire : Brother! |
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Adelheid Olivier : Fernando, thank goodness you're safe. |
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Maurice Baudelaire : Camellia is-- Duke Rugis is staging a rebellion! |
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Fernando Albert : Is that what this is? |
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Fernando Albert : His Majesty and the princess are in danger. |
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Fernando Albert : I'm going to need your help. |
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Maurice Baudelaire : Right. |
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Qoo Morimoru : Moru
? |
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Fernando Albert : What's this now? |
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Adelheid Olivier : That's a Cerberus! |
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Fernando Albert : The monster of Magonian lore? |
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Maurice Baudelaire : This isn't possible! |
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Fernando Albert : What in the world is happening in this land? |
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Adelheid Olivier : I'll deal with this. |
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Adelheid Olivier : You two go save His Majesty! |
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Qoo Morimoru : Fernando, let's hurry moru
! |
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Fernando Albert : We will protect His Majesty at any cost! |
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Maurice Baudelaire : We'll leave you to it, Adelheid. |
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Adelheid Olivier : Please do. |
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Fernando Albert : Majesty! |
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Maurice Baudelaire : Princess Mariel! |
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Marius Casterede : Father... |
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Fernando Albert : We were too late. |
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Qoo Morimoru : Mariel... |
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Fernando Albert : Leon! |
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Fernando Albert : What happened? |
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Leon D Olivier : Run... Take the princess... |
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Fernando Albert : We're not leaving you here. |
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Leon D Olivier : Fernando... please... stop him for me... |
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Marius Casterede : Leon...! No! |
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Maurice Baudelaire : Princess, this way. |
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Fernando Albert : Maurice, behind you! |
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Marius Casterede : Maurice! |
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Marius Casterede : Fernando! |
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Fernando Albert : What's going on here?! |
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Fernando Albert : What happened?! Answer me! |
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Marius Casterede : No! Run away! |
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Maurice Baudelaire : Brother...! |
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Fernando Albert : We cannot allow the light of Hortensia's hope to go out. |
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Fernando Albert : On my code of chivalry, |
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Fernando Albert : I swear I will stop you! |
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Fernando Albert : I will protect the princess! |
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Marius Casterede : Fernando! |
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Marius Casterede : No! |
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Alfred Albert : Is that...? |
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Nonnoria Foly : Who could be knocking this late at night? |
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Alfred Albert : It's Dad! |
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Nonnoria Foly : Huh? |
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Alfred Albert : Dad has come back. Nonnoria, go get a fire started. |
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Nonnoria Foly : Very well! |
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Alfred Albert : Dad! |
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Maurice Baudelaire : Sorry, but I'm not my brother. |
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Alfred Albert : Uncle Maurice... |
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Maurice Baudelaire : I'm away for a little while, and look how much you've grown, Alfred. |
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Alfred Albert : Uncle, why do you have Dad's sword? |
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Alfred Albert : Where is Dad? He's coming back here, right? |
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Maurice Baudelaire : I'm sorry. |
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Alfred Albert : Oh, no... |
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Alfred Albert : It can't be... |
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Alfred Albert : No, it can't be, Dad! |
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Alfred Albert : It can't be! |
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EXTRA : On the Iepetas Peninsula lay Hortensia, a great kingdom more than 700 years old. |
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EXTRA : While Hortensia was continually haunted by the threat of invasion |
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EXTRA : from surrounding nations who desired its fertile soil, |
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EXTRA : its two principalities of Olivier and Camellia |
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EXTRA : served as its sword and shield, allowing it to remain unravaged by war. |
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EXTRA : And then came December 5th, 767, New Holy Era. |
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EXTRA : Grand Duke Rugis F. Camellia, of the principality of Camellia, |
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EXTRA : "Camellia Grand Duke" "Rugis F. Camellia" |
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EXTRA : Although an overthrow of the capital was prevented, |
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EXTRA : the king of Hortensia was slain, and Princess Mariel had gone missing, |
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EXTRA : leaving her younger brother, Prince Charlot, to assume the throne. |
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EXTRA : "Hortensia's new king" "Charlot de Hortensia" |
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EXTRA : The rebellion came just as monsters began appearing around Hortensia, |
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EXTRA : ushering in an age of turmoil... |
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EXTRA : "December 23rd, 767, New Holy Era" "Albert Feudal Manor" |
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Maurice Baudelaire : What we saw when we charged into the throne room |
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Maurice Baudelaire : was a giant werewolf, straight out of legend. |
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Maurice Baudelaire : Your old man didn't back down one step, |
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Maurice Baudelaire : and fought to his last breath to protect the princess. |
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Alfred Albert : Fighting for as long as he lived in defense of the country-- |
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Alfred Albert : that sounds like how Dad would meet his end. |
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Maurice Baudelaire : Are you all right? You don't have to do this all at once. |
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Alfred Albert : From here on, I'm going to have to govern Albert. |
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Alfred Albert : I can't just sit around crying forever. |
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Alfred Albert : Besides, I made Dad a promise-- |
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Alfred Albert : that I would become a great knight, like he was. |
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Maurice Baudelaire : Alfred... |
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Alfred Albert : Uncle, would you mind training me right now? |
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Alfred Albert : I need to refine my swordsmanship skills some more. |
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Maurice Baudelaire : Fine by me. But before we get to that, |
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Maurice Baudelaire : from now on, I want you to call me Maurice. |
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Alfred Albert : Huh? |
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Maurice Baudelaire : It doesn't sound right for you to call me Uncle |
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Maurice Baudelaire : when you're the lord around here, does it? |
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Alfred Albert : What do you mean, I'm the lord? |
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Maurice Baudelaire : I'm resigning from the royal order, and staying here in Albert. |
(0:10:13.04) |
Maurice Baudelaire : Settling down here and serving my nephew doesn't sound so bad. |
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Alfred Albert : Do you really mean it, Uncl-- |
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Maurice Baudelaire : I'm looking forward to it, my lord. |
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Alfred Albert : Thank you, um... Maurice. |
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Maurice Baudelaire : Yeah, there you go. |
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Nonnoria Foly : Th-Th-This is terrible! Marius is gone! |
(0:10:35.20) |
Nonnoria Foly : He had finally gotten up and around, too! |
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Nonnoria Foly : Did he run away? Did he run away? |
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Maurice Baudelaire : I don't think we have to worry about that. |
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Nonnoria Foly : But still, he didn't say anything! |
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Maurice Baudelaire : This has been hard on him, too. |
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Maurice Baudelaire : Let's just leave him be for now. |
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Qoo Morimoru : Marius, you'll worry the others by strolling around on your own moru. |
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Qoo Morimoru : Let's go back moru
. |
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Marius Casterede : Sorry, but could you leave me to myself? |
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Qoo Morimoru : Moru
... |
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Maurice Baudelaire : I heard that Marius was burned out of his home during that rebellion. |
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Maurice Baudelaire : He'd lost his family, and your old man helped him out. |
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Marius Casterede : Father, Fernando, Leon... they're all dead. |
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Marius Casterede : Charlot, I'm sorry. You're all alone now. |
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Alfred Albert : So this is where you went. |
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Marius Casterede : Alfred... |
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Alfred Albert : It looks like you're feeling better now. |
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Marius Casterede : Mm-hmm. |
(0:12:08.04) |
Alfred Albert : Do you not like living here? |
(0:12:09.20) |
Marius Casterede : No, it's not that. |
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Alfred Albert : I hear you lost your family, too. |
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Alfred Albert : This is my family's gravesite. |
(0:12:20.33) |
Alfred Albert : My mom and sister... |
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Alfred Albert : And pretty soon, my dad will be buried here. |
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Alfred Albert : Dad always put his life on the line |
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Alfred Albert : and stuck to his code of chivalry, no matter who he was facing. |
(0:12:37.50) |
Alfred Albert : To protect the princess... and all of Hortensia. |
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Marius Casterede : I never thought... |
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Marius Casterede : I never thought things would end up like this! |
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Alfred Albert : Neither did I. How could this happen? |
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Alfred Albert : You've been through a lot of hardship too, haven't you? |
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Alfred Albert : And yet you're still alive. It's hard on me that I've lost my dad, |
(0:13:09.12) |
Alfred Albert : but it's not as though I've lost all hope. |
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Alfred Albert : After all, I met you, the boy Dad saved. |
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Alfred Albert : Listen, Marius, |
(0:13:24.04) |
Alfred Albert : we have to go on living. No matter what hardships come our way. |
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Alfred Albert : What do you want to do now? |
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Marius Casterede : I... |
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Marius Casterede : I... |
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Marius Casterede : I want to get stronger! |
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Marius Casterede : I need strength. |
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Marius Casterede : I don't want to stand around crying anymore! |
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EXTRA : "Four years later" |
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EXTRA : "April 10th, 771, New Holy Era" "Erp Heights" |
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Alfred Albert : Once we clear this forest, we'll be at the Erp Heights front line. |
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Alfred Albert : According to our scout's report, the Camellian advance force is a single platoon. |
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Alfred Albert : We're going to rendezvous with our allies and hit them. |
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Alfred Albert : Thanks, Marius. |
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Marius Casterede : Don't get left behind, my lord. |
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Alfred Albert : You've become such a trusty squire, Marius. |
(0:14:30.95) |
Marius Casterede : As your squire, I have to make up the difference wherever you fall short. |
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Marius Casterede : Alfred, I promise I will keep you safe. |
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Marius Casterede : I'll show off the skill with the sword that Maurice drilled into me. |
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Maurice Baudelaire : Don't get too carried away, there. |
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Marius Casterede : Maurice! |
(0:14:49.08) |
Maurice Baudelaire : Our allies' forces are more than ample, but this will be your first fight. |
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Maurice Baudelaire : Keep on your toes. |
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Marius Casterede : --Yeah. --Right. |
(0:14:57.29) |
Alfred Albert : --Yeah. --Right. |
(0:14:57.29) |
Alfred Albert : Everyone, let's all get through this alive and go back to Albert! |
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Alfred Albert : No, it can't be... |
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Maurice Baudelaire : This is awful. |
(0:15:19.29) |
Marius Casterede : The main force has been wiped out. |
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Alfred Albert : There's a survivor! |
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Maurice Baudelaire : That scarlet force--it must be Roy's unit. |
(0:15:31.54) |
Alfred Albert : What?! |
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Maurice Baudelaire : Camellia's vaunted elite archer unit. |
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Alfred Albert : Split up into platoons and see to the survivors! |
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Alfred Albert : Let's go, Marius! |
(0:15:41.25) |
Marius Casterede : Right! |
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Alfred Albert : Hey! |
(0:15:43.66) |
Alfred Albert : Are you all right? We'll get you out right now. |
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EXTRA : Thank you... |
(0:15:47.33) |
Alfred Albert : It's an ambush?! |
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Alfred Albert : Leave them to us! Retreat! |
(0:15:57.45) |
Alfred Albert : --But sir! --Hurry! |
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Marius Casterede : Damn it! |
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Alfred Albert : Marius! |
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Alfred Albert : Are you all right, Marius? |
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Marius Casterede : This was nothing. |
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Marius Casterede : Huh? Where are those knights? |
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Alfred Albert : Over there. |
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Marius Casterede : Right... |
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EXTRA : You saved me. |
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Roy Bachelot : How far the Hortensian knights have fallen. |
(0:16:37.29) |
EXTRA : "Camellian Troop Commander" "Roy Bachelot" |
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Roy Bachelot : you will pay with your lives. |
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Alfred Albert : You're Roy, aren't you?! |
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Roy Bachelot : That sword-- |
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Roy Bachelot : I see. The keepsake of Sir Fernando. |
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Roy Bachelot : You must be the young lord of Albert. |
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Alfred Albert : They had lost their will to fight. You didn't have to kill them! |
(0:17:01.08) |
Roy Bachelot : This is the battlefield. |
(0:17:05.45) |
Roy Bachelot : If you can spout something as ridiculous as that, then you must be quite the fool indeed. |
(0:17:08.33) |
Marius Casterede : You take back what you just said! |
(0:17:13.00) |
Marius Casterede : As if surviving is anything to be ashamed of! |
(0:17:16.08) |
Marius Casterede : What Alfred said is not wrong! |
(0:17:18.12) |
Alfred Albert : Don't overdo it, Marius! |
(0:17:20.16) |
Roy Bachelot : You would risk your life to defend a lord without knightly resolve? |
(0:17:21.29) |
Roy Bachelot : I do not think he is deserving of such loyalty. |
(0:17:27.50) |
Alfred Albert : Marius! |
(0:17:30.66) |
Roy Bachelot : You are inexperienced. If Sir Fernando were still alive, |
(0:17:34.50) |
Roy Bachelot : how great would his lament be! |
(0:17:38.16) |
Alfred Albert : What do you know about my father?! |
(0:17:40.58) |
Roy Bachelot : Ho, it appears you have some spine after all. |
(0:17:47.08) |
Roy Bachelot : You're finished. |
(0:17:54.54) |
Roy Bachelot : Why, you...! |
(0:17:58.29) |
Marius Casterede : I will protect my lord... |
(0:17:59.29) |
Marius Casterede : ...my dear friend, no matter what! |
(0:18:01.50) |
Roy Bachelot : Then I'll start with you! |
(0:18:04.62) |
Alfred Albert : Stop! |
(0:18:07.12) |
Maurice Baudelaire : Stop, Roy! |
(0:18:15.41) |
Roy Bachelot : Maurice? |
(0:18:17.08) |
Roy Bachelot : You got off without having your comrades die for nothing. |
(0:18:20.16) |
EXTRA : Roy! |
(0:18:23.58) |
Roy Bachelot : We've accomplished enough. We're leaving. |
(0:18:27.16) |
EXTRA : Sir! |
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EXTRA : All troops, fall back! Look alive! |
(0:18:30.75) |
Alfred Albert : Damn! |
(0:18:34.33) |
Marius Casterede : Where am I? |
(0:18:46.54) |
Nonnoria Foly : Thank goodness! |
(0:18:49.16) |
Nonnoria Foly : Thank goodness! Marius! |
(0:18:52.12) |
Nonnoria Foly : You didn't wake up for so long, I was worried! |
(0:18:56.12) |
Marius Casterede : Sorry, Nonnoria. |
(0:18:59.37) |
Marius Casterede : Where is Alfred? |
(0:19:04.20) |
EXTRA : Dad, why did you become a knight? |
(0:19:13.83) |
Fernando Albert : Hmm... to protect the ones I love, I suppose. |
(0:19:17.33) |
EXTRA : The ones you love? |
(0:19:21.87) |
Fernando Albert : The king and people of this land, my friends in the royal order, as well as... |
(0:19:24.33) |
Fernando Albert : ...my family, who is more important to me than anything--you and Ber. |
(0:19:29.66) |
Fernando Albert : As long as I live, I will love you, and be your shield of protection. |
(0:19:33.75) |
Fernando Albert : Which is why I want you, too, |
(0:19:40.62) |
Fernando Albert : to be a pure-hearted knight, and protect those that you love. |
(0:19:42.50) |
EXTRA : I'll become a knight! I'll make your wish come true, Dad! |
(0:19:47.16) |
Alfred Albert : Dad left me Albert, and I swore to protect it-- |
(0:19:53.87) |
Alfred Albert : to protect those who live here, and my dear friends... |
(0:19:57.37) |
Marius Casterede : So this is where you are. |
(0:20:02.75) |
Alfred Albert : Marius? Are you okay? |
(0:20:05.70) |
Marius Casterede : Yeah. It looks like the others made it safely back to Albert, too. |
(0:20:08.50) |
Marius Casterede : So don't be so discouraged. |
(0:20:14.29) |
Alfred Albert : That's not good enough. |
(0:20:16.20) |
Alfred Albert : Even doing all that I can now, I still can't protect anything. |
(0:20:18.62) |
Alfred Albert : I have to get stronger. |
(0:20:23.50) |
Alfred Albert : Not just my skill with the sword, either. I want greater strength. |
(0:20:26.87) |
Marius Casterede : Don't go thinking that you can get stronger alone. |
(0:20:30.62) |
Alfred Albert : Marius... |
(0:20:33.66) |
Marius Casterede : I am your squire. I'm going to get stronger, too! So... |
(0:20:34.66) |
Marius Casterede : ...don't go trying to take all of this on yourself. |
(0:20:40.12) |
Alfred Albert : Thanks, Marius. |
(0:20:44.79) |
Marius Casterede : Now that that's clear, we should be getting back. |
(0:20:48.25) |
Marius Casterede : Everyone is waiting for your return. |
(0:20:50.66) |
Nonnoria Foly : Alfred! |
(0:20:53.58) |
Qoo Morimoru : Marius! |
(0:20:55.95) |
EXTRA : The kingdom's historic tragedy brought these two together, |
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EXTRA : which would in time bring about a new era to this world. |
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EXTRA : However, the pair were yet unaware of the forthcoming harsh fighting |
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EXTRA : that was waiting for them. |
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EXTRA : "Chapter 1: Resolve" "~The Conflict with Camellia~" |
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Roy Bachelot : The border forces have been wiped out. |
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Roy Bachelot : Hortensia will not be taking any action against us for some time. |
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Roy Bachelot : This should also serve as an example to Dayereh. |
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Rugis F Camellia : Good work. |
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Roy Bachelot : Rugis, I do have something else to report. |
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Rugis F Camellia : What is it? |
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Roy Bachelot : I came across Sir Fernando's keepsake. |
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Rugis F Camellia : Well, now I have something to look forward to. |
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EXTRA : So it shouldn't be any wonder that the monster of Tron Cavern is real. |
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EXTRA : I wish I could do as much as you, Nonnoria. |
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EXTRA : No, no! Marius, you still have a lot on your shoulders! |
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EXTRA : I can't stand wolves. |
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EXTRA : But right now, time is of the essence! |
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EXTRA : "Chapter 2: Memories" "~The Lore of Magonia~" |
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