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An incredible world record has been set.

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Seven meters cleared! The first time ever!
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Nicholas Doris, the star from out of nowhere!
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On the verge of retirement...
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a remarkable comeback.
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Superjump!
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The Lord giveth...
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to foolish mankind, a shining road to choose...
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It's unbelievable!
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Her time is faster than the men's world record!
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9.61 seconds!
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An incredible new record in the women's 100m!
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Doctor! Doctor!
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Isn't it fantastic?
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All these new world records!
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Super records one after another!
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So what?
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Well...
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It's time to leave.
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Everyone but you is so excited about the Olympics!
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You have a temperature.
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Doctor.
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I'll be away for 3 days.
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Take an aspirin every 4 hours.
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Pinoko over and out.
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The winner of the 100m is a 15 year old girl.
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- I feel great! - No doubt!
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In the men's 400m freestyle,
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a miracle is about to happen!
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25 seconds shaved with 100m to go.
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Another world record!
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Another super record has been made!
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- Heparin, 3mg. - It's in.
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- Fill with lactate. - OK.
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Scalpel.
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There's the tumor.
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Tumor removed.
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A stupendous Olympic Games.
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Marking the way to 21st century achievements!
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Ten unbelievable new records were set in events...
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including athletics, field and swimming.
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Doctor Black Jack.
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Here's your fee for your operation.
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$150,000.
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I usually prefer a bank transfer.
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But obviously you don't want to leave...
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evidence of your hospital's involvement with me.
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Look at those muscles working!
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Heights once thought to be physically impossible.
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We're seeing them live.
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All experts believe that...
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there are physical limits to the human body's capabilities.
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But that belief is now being challenged.
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Are these the people we have dreamt of for the 21st century?
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And if that's the case, it means...
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the birth of Super-Humans.
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Super-Humans!
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We're seeing a major spurt in human evolution.
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We're witnessing the birth of the Super-Humans!
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Darn!
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Doctor! The phone is ringing!
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If you wish to be examined, please leave your name, place,
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medical condition and the amount of payment.
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We will contact you.
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0880-258-7101...
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Please call me.
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I am preparing a check in your name, Doctor.
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That's her 5th call.
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0880-258-7101.
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I memorized it!
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Won't you call her?
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No name and no medical history.
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No reason to call her.
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If you say so...
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Two years have passed since the Olympics.
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In the intervening two years the Super-Humans have...
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reached beyond the world of sports,
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into music, art and literature.
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In physics and science...
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In all fields of human endeavor new limits have been set.
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My name is Roger Siegel.
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You may remember me.
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Two years ago you operated on my daughter, Lisa.
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She's had a relapse!
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A relapse?
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But everything went perfectly.
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Doctor, we need your help!
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It's not possible.
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Thank God you're here, Doctor!
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She's in critical condition!
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Bring my medicines!
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Got it! This and this...
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Why isn't she in the hospital?
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She was only released yesterday.
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Five days ago she was well.
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"Just needs rest", they said.
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Call an ambulance!
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Doctor... Doctor Black Jack.
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You're also a Super-Human.
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I'm sure you can cure me.
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No mistake, it was a relapse.
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You can see the tumor here.
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But it wasn't malignant.
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The biopsy was correct. I don't believe this.
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I know how you feel.
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But Lisa was an exception.
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First she was bleeding from her colon.
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Then it progressed to renal failure.
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Next it was her blood.
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Finally, enlargement of the liver.
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There was no logical reason for any of it.
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I want to be at the autopsy.
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She died of heart failure.
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But the autopsy results were unbelievable.
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All of her internal organs,
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were in a totally unexpected condition.
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A fourteen year old girl had the organs...
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of a frail and worn-out 90 year old woman.
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Over the past two years,
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her body had aged some 80 years.
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When I operated on her two years ago,
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her internal organs were fresh and pink.
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Doctor, please wait.
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Please...
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Take this as our thanks.
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It was Lisa's last painting.
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I can't accept it. I couldn't save her.
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But Doctor, it would make us feel better.
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I'll return my fee of $150,000.
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Doctor.
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Come on, Pinoko.
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Take care!
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But it's such a wonderful painting.
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No one is available.
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If you wish to be examined, please leave your name,
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and details of your medical condition.
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0880-258-7101.
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I'm expecting your call. My name is Jo Carol.
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Let us share a dream.
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At school I was always the smallest.
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I hated math and scored zero on my tests.
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I had no friends...
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I played alone down on the waterfront.
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At twelve, my mother abandoned my sister and me.
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But the mark I set at 7 meters,
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is the jump I have made from that childhood.
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As we approach the 21st century,
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a glorious future ahead...
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Let me ride on your dreams.
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Thank you!
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A round of applause for Super-Human Nicholas Doris!
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He's sweating heavily.
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I'll be back by morning.
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Sure.
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The Super-Human phenomenon ushers in a new age...
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Yes?
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We have just learned...
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He is here in New York.
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In New York?
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He checked into the Royal Hotel 3 days ago.
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He's conducting an operation at 8 o'clock tonight.
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Which hospital?
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St. Kilda's Hospital.
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Data check.
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Pulse is steady at 60. BP is 100/50.
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You'll have to go in through the lungs.
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Let me do it.
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No way. You'll damage the lymph nodes.
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Don't!
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You're very good with a scalpel.
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But no one interferes when I'm operating.
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What's the meaning?
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First explain why you don't return my calls.
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0880-258-7101.
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So finally I get to meet you.
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The unlicensed but famed Dr. Black Jack.
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You're very persistent.
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That's because I need your help.
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I must refuse.
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Without even asking why?
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I never give reasons why I accept or refuse.
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That is a problem.
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Your daughter feels differently.
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What's that?
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She's left the Royal Hotel for a vacation with my associate.
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Pinoko?
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Royal Hotel.
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Room 3012.
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One moment.
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It's interesting work.
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I refuse!
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0880-258-7101.
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We'll take good care of your daughter.
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You'll be the one to save the Super-Humans.
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Save the Super-Humans?
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Doctor, we have guests.
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I'm busy. Tell them I'm out.
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I'm sorry, he's not here.
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No mistake!
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Yes, Doctor, we have searched for you.
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Here are our business cards.
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Art dealers?
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Since we learned the picture was in your possession,
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we have searched high and low for you.
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I'll pay $250,000!
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I'll pay $500,000!
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I'll pay cash.
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That's enough! Go away!
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Why is it worth so much?
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You don't know?
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The young girl who painted it...
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Works by Super-Humans are in much demand.
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I want an explanation.
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Want your steak rare, or medium-rare?
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Her name is Jo Carol.
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Chief Scientist's office, St. Joel Research Center.
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Be at the Center tomorrow at 11.
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It's easier to explain if you see the patients.
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Patients?
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Yes, there are 20 of them.
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All Super-Humans?
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Just remember this,
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Pinoko's safety comes before any contract.
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He's here. Let him in.
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First, let me assure you about Pinoko.
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Hi, Doctor! How are you?
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I'm having great fun!
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I'm having a lovely time here in Hawaii.
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I wanted you to come, too.
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But urgent work suddenly came up, right?
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Good luck!
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This morning we transferred $2 million to your bank account.
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Look.
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That's Nicholas Doris!
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Yes, the pole vault Olympic gold medallist.
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Bring up a thermograph and his data.
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Yes, ma'am.
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He's severely dehydrated.
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A typical symptom of this condition.
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This case is even worse.
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He's losing 50cc's of blood a minute.
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If we stop the transfusions...
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he'll bleed to death within 30 minutes.
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He's a musical genius and has been here for 6 months.
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Another gold medalist.
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Born in Eastern Europe,
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she didn't run until she was 12 years old.
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Suddenly at 13 she set a new world record.
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An Olympic entrant at 15.
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Then she ran 9.61 in the finals.
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She beat the men's record.
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But now she's here...
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She has diarrhea and is severely anorexic.
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We need your help.
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You're the only one who can save them.
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Please help me.
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Two years ago, when the Super-Humans first emerged.
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The world has changed.
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The sports heroes and geniuses have all...
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fallen to an unknown disease.
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They're secretly held at this research center.
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We've had a total of forty patients.
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Seventeen have already died.
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Just counting the ones we know,
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there are 1,230 of these Super-Humans in the world.
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One of these was a patient of yours.
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Lisa Siegel?
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Yes.
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This is your room.
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1,230, you said?
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Yes.
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And they'll all fall victim?
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Those 1,230 are only the ones we know of.
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There could be ten times that many.
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So that's it...
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Super-Humanism is actually a disease.
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The disease attack the organs,
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the nerves, the blood and every cell in the body.
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Leading to massive organ failure and death.
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We have called the condition the Moira Syndrome.
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Moira Syndrome?
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From the Greek goddess who spins the threads of life.
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We wish to find a cure for the disease.
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But it must be a secret.
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We must avoid a panic.
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Let me introduce...
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Doctor Black Jack.
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He will join our project starting today.
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Professor Michigan from Kent Sate.
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I've heard a lot about you.
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Some years ago, you carried out...
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a glioblastoma that they said was impossible.
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Dr. Els, the eminent bacteriologist.
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- Pleased to meet you. - My pleasure.
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Dr. Takemoto, a neurologist from Tokyo.
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The brain surgeon, Dr. Eric Caderry.
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He'll join your team.
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Here is your assistant, Miss Betty McCall.
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A first class anesthesiologist.
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- Pleased to meet you. - My pleasure.
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I have a question.
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Is it true you're unlicensed,
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yet you charge astronomical fees?
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It's true.
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He brags about it!
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Emergency in room 12!
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I can still run!
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Let me go!
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That first night at 2:35 am,
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the gold medalist, Ellen Shryer, died.
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After 17 short years of life,
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the girl who set the 9.61 record,
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ran into a wall and killed herself.
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Give the peace sign.
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Popcorn with caramel.
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Where did you go today?
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The zoo, Fantasy Park and Sea World.
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I want to ride the star-rocket.
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All right, let's both ride it.
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As for Dr. Black Jack,
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he's busy with his latest research.
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Is he eating well?
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Don't worry. There are people taking care of him.
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He still has some very difficult work to do.
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Sometimes he needs a break from my care.
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I really do spoil him far too much.
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Ellen's autopsy report.
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Bring up the data on her liver.
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Enlarge the image.
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All organs show signs of advanced aging.
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Her death was only a matter of time.
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The adrenal gland shows advanced aging,
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and is considerably swollen.
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The colon is half-rotted through.
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The organs rot within the body while they're alive.
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Her brain scan.
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Unlicensed, is he?
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I chose the best man for the job.
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The best also brings danger with it.
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He could cause trouble.
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You don't need to worry.
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The MSJ are investigating.
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You'd better be careful they don't come here.
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Don't worry.
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Your eyes are so cold. They're unbearable.
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We're running out of time!
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Brane Pharmaceuticals?
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It's true. You don't know anything.
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This entire research center, from the land to the salaries,
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are all paid for by Brane Pharmaceuticals.
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All of the doctors in our team,
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have some sort of ties to Brane.
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That woman, Miss Jo Carol.
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Her full name is Jo Carol Brane.
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Adopted daughter of the chairman.
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She's the undisputed head of this whole facility.
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The patient in room 7 is fibrillating.
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Prepare to operate.
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Dr. Black Jack will operate.
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An honor, sir.
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How's the anesthetic?
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Stable, he's ready to go.
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All ready, Doctor.
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I have an hypothesis...
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on the mechanism of the Moira Syndrome.
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The patients all share one common condition.
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They're all Super-Humans.
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None of them were born into that condition.
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What causes them to suddenly develop such talents?
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What is the bodily mechanism?
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I suspect it is a result of endorphins...
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coming from the hypothalamic regions of the brain-stem.
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It's known as a natural narcotic and high levels in the body...
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cause concentration level to rise.
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Extraordinary talents develop.
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If these high concentrations continue,
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the organs would shatter.
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I suspect something in the pituitary gland is responsible.
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You'd like to take a look?
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Exactly.
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Amazing. You found this out after only a week?
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It's only a theory.
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I'll call a staff meeting.
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Wait.
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What's Brane's involvement in this?
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You've told me nothing.
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Brane Pharmaceuticals is a major company...
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but this facility is donated to health research.
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It's totally non-profit.
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I agree with your basic premise,
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but with the brain stem, one slip can prove fatal.
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That's why Dr. Black Jack should operate.
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Have you chosen the patient?
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The operation is at eight tomorrow.
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Nicholas Doris.
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I see.
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Take a look at this. It's very important.
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Stop the project?
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Yes, I'll let you know when to start again.
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Keep the minimum needed to operate.
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Send everyone else back home.
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When will we re-start?
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At longest about six months, but hopefully one month.
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Cease all operations!
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Stop those machines.
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Make it hotter.
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I'm Dr. Black Jack. I'll operate on you tomorrow.
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Will I ever jump again?
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So far you've removed my stomach, opened my heart,
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taken out my blood and liver.
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So many operations.
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But I still can't even hold my pole.
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Next it's my brain!
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I'm no guinea pig!
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Didn't you agree to this operation?
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Yes. With the following condition.
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If the operation fails, please erase my memory.
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The glory of that 7m. Jump is too much to bear.
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You don't want to contact your family?
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I don't want them to see me like this.
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There's a statue of me in my home town.
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Have you looked at it yet?
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No, not yet.
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Fools! You'll stop his breathing.
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I'm sorry, he's dead.
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Prepare the next patient.
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I refuse to operate.
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It's too dangerous.
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Continue.
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We need data while they're still alive.
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Their experimental operation is totally unforgivable.
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Probably on Super-Humans who were not on the list.
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No matter the reasons,
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no one has the right to experiment on living people.
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Tell me what's going on!
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MSJ investigation.
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In the interest of medical ethics, we're taking control.
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Did you check the evidence?
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We're the fighting doctors from the MSJ.
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We're a volunteer group of doctors...
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who rescue the weak from unscrupulous governments...
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and other entities.
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Arrest the leader.
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Miss Jo Carol Brane.
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You'd better hurry.
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Attention all doctors and nurses.
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This facility has been occupied by members of the MSJ.
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We'll be in charge of the entire facility for the time being.
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Our main purpose is to protect patients...
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and offer sound medicine care.
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All those who wish to help, come forward.
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We will gladly accept you into our ranks.
43:55
To avoid outside interference and pressure,
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all those who resist will be taken into custody.
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Doctor.
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We can count on your cooperation, can't we?
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We need your expertise.
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Jo Carol.
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Number 7101.
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I warned you to be careful of the MSJ.
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I expected trouble at the factory...
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so I closed down operations.
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It's well-known that your staff has been infiltrated by the MSJ.
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Pressure the mayor to bring in the national guard.
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Without that, our research will stop.
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No, they'd learn far too much.
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If your experiments become known, we're finished.
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They won't find much.
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What is it that's made you so insane, 7101?
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Your project is over. Forever!
45:12
Please wait, Mr. Brane!
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You're relieved of your position.
45:22
MSJ American Bridge Leader, Thomas Johnson.
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I'm a psychiatrist based in Vancouver.
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We'll begin the operation at 8pm tonight.
45:35
Certainly, Doctor.
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Is this a CT-scan of Nicholas?
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There is some very important information I must tell you...
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before you operate.
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We have evidence that all the Moira Syndrome patients...
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have had some link to Brane Co. Over the past 5 years.
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A link?
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Brane operates over 300 hospitals in 60 cities worldwide.
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All patients here have been treated at those facilities.
46:15
Unfortunately, none of the patients have agreed to talk.
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If we can get one to speak up, the WHT will agree to step in.
46:27
We must learn what Brane has been up to.
46:30
You expect Nicholas to tell you?
46:35
If there's a chance...
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Saving his life comes first.
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Let's begin.
46:51
Well, Fendy?
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Any changes?
46:56
Not at all.
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I have tickets. Go to the airport.
47:04
Certainly, ma'am.
47:07
I'll meet you later.
47:09
Get a room with a view.
47:12
We're going to the Mediterranean?
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Brain wave?
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No change.
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Something around here, the hypothalamus.
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I suspected an abnormality.
48:13
So I cut there.
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I was sure I'd find something.
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The reason was,
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I'd seen the same scalpel marks...
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on the evidence from the diskette.
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The average surgeon wouldn't operate on the pituitary...
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unless a life was in danger.
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Slip one millimeter...
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and the patient would be dead.
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But still, I went in.
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I gambled on my skills.
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With less than a 1% chance of success...
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150% effort can bring victory.
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There's nothing abnormal here.
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Good color and shape, too.
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Prepare for electric fibrillation.
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I saw them do that on the diskette.
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When the shock was applied...
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something in the brain glowed.
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It wasn't very clear,
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but something flashed from the pituitary.
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Ready, Doctor.
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Start at 50 joules.
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Crank it up another 25.
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Up to 75 joules.
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Up 75 joules.
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That's it!
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A tumor?
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Scalpel.
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Have this tested immediately.
51:06
The results, Doctor.
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It can't be!
51:16
Doctor, he's regained consciousness!
51:26
Blood pressure is at 100/60. Pulse rate is 90.
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The operation was a success.
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It's too early to say.
51:34
The patient is still not back to normal.
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Am I no longer a Super-Human?
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We don't know yet.
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We removed something from your pituitary.
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It stimulated the gland to produce overdoses of endorphins.
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I'm no longer a Super-Human.
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The constant burning sensation is gone.
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I don't want to be normal!
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What did Brane Pharmaceuticals do to you?
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Endorph-A...
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7101.
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You were just one point away from failing.
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You need to work harder.
53:16
There must be...
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Surely there is...
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My own path in life.
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I knew you'd try to contact me.
53:56
I'm glad I stayed in New York.
53:58
Of course. You still have Pinoko.
54:07
She's fine. Believe me.
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You have no choice.
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Please, sit down.
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You'll get Pinoko back.
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I'm not stupid enough to make you my enemy.
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I've long wanted to work alongside you.
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Then and now.
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I'll never work with people who conduct living experiments.
54:57
I found this in his brain.
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It's a new virus.
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A virus?
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It's probably what is causing the Moira Syndrome.
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A virus, no wonder we couldn't find it.
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It was in behind the lateral exon.
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I only discovered it by chance.
55:26
Where did the virus come from?
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Tell me what it is you're hiding.
55:32
Here's to your discovery!
55:39
What is Endorph-A?
55:42
It's a new drug that I developed.
55:46
A drug?
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Please, drink up.
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It's lonely drinking alone.
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Endorph-A...
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It stimulates the brain to over-produce endorphins...
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which creates the Super-Humans.
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This is Endorph-A concentrate.
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I began this Endorph-A project 5 years ago.
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Two years ago it was proven at the Olympics.
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Everything went perfectly.
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So they were just experiments to you?
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To ensure the best results...
56:40
we selected very ordinary people as subjects.
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We contracted with each of them for a fantastic sum.
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How many?
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At first it was only 20.
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But the rumor spread.
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It could pass any of the doping tests.
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It was a dream drug.
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In the end we had 153 people under contract.
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Liar! At least 1,230 of them are on your list!
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We couldn't believe it ourselves.
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Then it began to induce progressive multiple organ failure.
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For some reason it appeared contagious.
57:34
It's a virus, of course it is contagious.
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It's a death-drug!
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Paying them gives you no right to kill!
57:48
Don't you feel any sense of responsibility?
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You'll never be forgiven!
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Jo Carol Brane! You caused this disease!
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But there's still hope.
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If the virus can be neutralized; its effects minimized...
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Endorph-A will be the new super drug!
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What?
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Black Jack, Black Jack!
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You and I are fated to fight the Moira Syndrome together.
58:47
Which of us will catch it first?
58:51
I put some Endorph-A into the wine we just shared.
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The Brane Co. Was raided today by the Medical Soldiers for Justice.
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As a result, the ministry,
59:32
and various international bodies have begun to move.
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Some Moira Syndrome patients were rescued.
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I knew nothing of it!
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Do those making these charges have a shred of proof?
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Any evidence will prove the New Drug Group is responsible.
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They're saying that you're ill.
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I'm a little feverish.
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- A cold? - No, I'm just tired.
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An insider from Brane.
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A member of their development team.
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He was Jo Carol's immediate assistant.
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He's agreed to talk in return for immunity.
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It began six years ago.
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At a car endurance rally.
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20 days in the broiling Sebian desert.
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One of the drivers was Michael Jean.
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Somehow Michael became lost in the desert.
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He was rescued some two weeks later.
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His navigator was dead...
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Michael miraculously survived.
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But the real miracle became apparent later.
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He began racing F1's.
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His driving was superb.
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Out of 16 world championships, Michael won 10.
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Only a year earlier he was a B-grade rally-driver.
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Jo Carol Brane was the first to notice it.
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She made contact with him.
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He was thoroughly examined.
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We found he was producing vast amounts of endorphins.
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Ten times the normal output.
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We found something else there, too.
61:56
Something from the sand...
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Some kind of fungus.
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Or maybe an eumycetes.
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We searched the Sebian desert.
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The rally route and where he'd gotten lost.
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Deep in the interior,
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we found it mixed in with the sand.
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We collected the sand,
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and separated it from the sand.
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We refined it and purified it.
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Then we had a test sample of Endorph-A.
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Do you know how many your drug has killed?
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I didn't know!
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We never knew there was a virus!
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Hello, Jo! You made it!
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Yes, I did.
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Hello, Miss.
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You're looking well.
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So beautiful!
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Don't work too hard, Doctor.
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I miss you but I'm being strong about it.
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I miss you so much. I really do.
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- Is she asleep? - Yes.
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- Miss... - What?
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The chairman has issued an order to everyone.
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I'm so pleased. You've done a good job.
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I've served you for 10 years.
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I'll finish by taking Pinoko back to Dr. Black Jack.
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An order to destroy all evidence.
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Please understand, Fendy.
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I have unfinished work to do.
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- Is Fendy working? - Yes, she is.
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Did she say anything?
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Don't eat or drink too much and easy on the TV.
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She always says that!
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I'll say it from now on.
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0880-258-7101.
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This number is either out of range...
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or else it is switched off.
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Please try again later.
65:44
We're doing our best, too, but there's no sign of her.
66:00
My temperature is up to 38.7 degrees Celsius.
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Let's go to the airport.
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It's due to the Endorph-A, I'm sure.
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If it is...
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Jo Carol drank more than I did.
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She must be worse off.
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I'm ready to go!
66:32
What a lovely dress.
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You, too. You look like a super-model.
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Thank you.
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Let's go to the dinner party.
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Hurry, it's started!
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Jo!
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Flight 63 to Sebia is on schedule, sir.
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Doctor, the records you were looking for.
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We pulled them out of the garbage.
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Infected Persons Tracking Report?
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Lisa Siegel's case history.
67:44
1990: Attended Parker Hospital for acute anemia treatment.
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'92, received transfusions at Parker.
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'94, ordered to infuse her with blood taken...
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from an Endorph-A infected monitor.
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Ordered to?
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'96 Lisa's internal organs began to deteriorate.
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The possibility of blood infection is very high.
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'98, patient deceased.
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Doctors in charge: Michael Salon, John Richardson,
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Judy Austin, Ralph Geiss,
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and the unlicensed doctor, Kuro Hazama,
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AKA Dr. Black Jack.
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For further details about Black Jack,
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contact chief surgeon, Jo Carol.
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We'll be there by night.
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I'm not very familiar with Sebia,
68:57
but it's my second country.
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My mother is American, and my father is Sebian.
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That was Tanje village, the last one.
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From here on there are only the nomads.
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Desert nomads?
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Yes, a small tribe that has retained their culture.
69:27
Very few people have seen them.
69:31
The villagers call them "gods of the desert."
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In order to camouflage that it's a pharmaceutical factory,
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they've disguised it as an oil refinery.
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Such an enormous facility here in the desert.
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Doctor, what is it?
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This way!
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Pinoko!
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Doctor!
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Pinoko...
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Where's Jo Carol?
70:48
She's...
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Jo is in big trouble.
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Don't! You should be in bed!
71:08
You have a bad fever.
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Thanks, Pinoko.
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But I must keep working. I don't have much time.
71:25
You created the disease. Enjoy the suffering.
71:30
I thought you'd come.
71:37
All right. Let's begin.
71:39
First a method to cure Moira Syndrome.
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Next we create an even more purer form of the super drug,
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Neo-Endorph-A!
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Stay back!
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You'll catch Moira if it touches you.
72:06
Take care of Pinoko.
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Go somewhere safe and wait for me.
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But Doctor, won't you be exposed to Moira?
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I am already infected with it.
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Go now! We don't want any new victims!
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The fools.
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Aren't they afraid of Moira?
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A Brane Co. Facility, all right.
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All the medicine and equipment you could hope for.
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It's possible to do basic research here, too.
73:09
I plan to go into your pituitary,
73:13
and remove the virus from there.
73:15
If I were you I wouldn't operate on me.
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I have one question.
73:22
Was it you who decided to...
73:24
infect Lisa with the blood from the monitor?
73:28
Yes, it was me.
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But why?
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If you don't like my answer,
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will you slip with your scalpel and turn me into a vegetable?
73:39
I just may do that.
73:58
I was confident, and I was full of hope.
74:03
At that time I came across Lisa Siegel...
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at the Brane Co.'s Parker Hospital.
74:12
I was so confident of Endorph-A.
74:16
None of the test cases had shown bad effects.
74:20
The drug was drawing out all these wonderful talents.
74:24
When I first saw Lisa,
74:27
I realized she was a Super-Human.
74:29
A child of the 21 st century.
74:33
Blue eyes and chestnut hair...
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Same as me when I was 12 years old.
74:44
I wanted to give her 'happiness.'
74:46
And maybe get from her the childhood I never had.
74:51
You chose her at random, without her consent,
74:55
and you experimented on her?
75:01
What made you to do it?
75:05
Everybody asks the same thing.
75:09
What did you want from Lisa?
75:20
- Doctor... - Doctor...
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I'll operate.
75:38
The drug was taking effect.
75:41
Deep in my brain, countless endorphins...
75:45
were being produced at record rates.
75:50
I had an extraordinary level of concentration.
75:56
My sight was crystal clear.
76:00
I could even see individual nerve cells.
76:03
Even the platelets floating in her blood.
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No mistake, I'd become a Super-Human.
76:18
So hot!
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I'm so hot! I'm burning up!
76:23
The heat!
76:31
All bodily functions have returned to normal.
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It's a success!
76:38
Only 27 minutes for such a complex operation.
76:45
- Doctor! - What's wrong?
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Where's the doctor? Where is he?
77:51
Why...
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Why won't you just abandon me?
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This way you'll die, too.
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No matter what...
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you're my patient.
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Doctor!
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Jo! Doctor!
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A little more to the northwest.
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There's something I want you to see.
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Just over that sandhill.
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Let me down.
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This is the Endorph-A sand.
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We refined these crystals,
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and made the medicine.
79:30
The other researchers said it was...
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either a fungus or some sort of moss.
79:36
But I knew otherwise.
79:40
It was not from here.
79:43
It was brought here on the wind.
79:51
You mean a pollen or a spore?
79:54
There's a field of flowers up ahead somewhere.
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The wind roils through here, so we haven't found it.
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But one day I will.
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Mission accomplished.
80:28
Please believe me...
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I didn't create Endorph-A to make money for Brane.
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I wanted to help people develop their true talents.
80:42
I was sick of people who only looked at things...
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rationally and scientifically.
80:49
You're right.
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First time you've agreed with me.
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But what you did was very foolish.
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It was my best effort. There was no other way...
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My real name is 7101.
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I was a test-tube baby created by the Brane Co.
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They made 30 of us from a batch of selected sperm and ova.
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But only I was adopted by Mr. Brane himself.
81:30
I was put into a very strict regime of study, almost like a jail.
81:37
Over five years the thirty dropped to 20.
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Next it was 10, then 5...
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No time to say good bye. They just suddenly disappeared.
81:48
Perhaps they were all killed.
81:52
My childhood was full of fear.
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My heart gradually hardened.
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All I thought about was winning.
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In place of a heart I developed a hard, cold block of ice around me.
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When only I remained, Brane adopted me.
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I went to the best universities, and I lived luxuriously.
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But the ice in my heart did not melt.
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I always felt cold.
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Probably bleeding from the stomach.
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Losing 50cc of blood a minute, Moira terminal stages.
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My sight is getting dim.
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My heart is beginning to flutter.
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Am I dying?
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My pulse is getting weaker.
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I'm dying. What can I do before I lose consciousness?
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Concentrate.
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For who...
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For you, Black Jack.
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Me?
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What is it?
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Fuluzium.
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Fuluzium.
84:58
Fuluzium?
85:20
This is the fuluzium, a flower we discovered in Sebia.
85:25
Moira Syndrome was caused by a virus in the flower.
85:31
But having hosted the virus for so long,
85:35
the flower had developed a resistance.
85:39
First we extracted the essence from the stems,
85:44
and administered it to the patients.
85:47
This effectively cured the Moira Syndrome.
85:50
This was taught to us by the Sebian desert nomads.
85:56
For many thousands of years,
85:58
they were aware that the pollen was poison.
86:01
They also knew the cure.
86:04
However, they warned me.
86:07
Over the past 10 years Fuluzium poison has increased!
86:11
The mother desert has sickened rapidly.
86:16
Surely not the desert alone has suffered?
86:22
If a 2nd or 3rd wave of Moira Syndrome occurs...
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No! It is surely happening somewhere right now!
86:49
Betty, look.
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We'll get out here.
86:54
Doctor!
86:56
Doctor Black Jack!
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Have you thought about what I asked you earlier?
87:09
What was it again?
87:11
Please join the MSJ. Even as an advisor.
87:16
- Did you hear that? - First time.
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Don't be like that!
87:22
Sorry, I have a patient waiting.
87:25
- Doctor! - Please!
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There are many ways for a man to do what must be done.
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Doctor...
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- Bye. - See you.