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I hate this city.
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It's full of all the memories I want to forget about.
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Go to school every day, chat with friends, and then
go back to the home I don't even want to go back to.
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Will something eventually change, doing this?
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Will that day come?
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Sweet bean bread!
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Do you like this school?
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I really, really love it.
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But nothing can stay unchanged.
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A girl I've never seen before.
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The words weren't directed at me.
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She must be talking to someone in her heart.
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Fun things... Happy things...
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They can't all possibly stay unchanged.
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Even so, can you keep on loving this place?
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Just find them.
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Just find new fun and happy things.
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C'mon, let's get going.
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We start to walk up...
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...the long... long... uphill climb.
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Ramune's pretty nostalgic, isn't it?
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Have you learned your lesson now, Sunohara?!
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What do you think you're doing playing your CD so loud every day?
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But if I don't listen to it, I don't get rolling.
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Scrum!
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They don't get tired of doing that every day, do they?
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Okazaki! Stop watching and help me!
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I'll get infected by your idiocy, so no.
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You're so heartless!
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TRY!!!
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Shut up!!!
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Break it up already!
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For crying out loud!
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I'm the one that has to deal with
the complaints from the neighbors.
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Dorm mother sounds like a tough job.
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Misae-san... Come save me earlier, please...
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You're the one at fault, aren't you?
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Why don't you learn your lesson?
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Yes, ma'am...
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Damn that rugby club...
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They'll never hear you if you mumble.
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Damn that rugby club!!!
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Who just said that?!
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Are you trying to kill me?!
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You're wimping out.
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I wouldn't be backing out if it was one-on-one.
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But there's just too many of them.
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Just you watch. When graduation comes around,
I'll pay them back in full.
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When the time comes, Okazaki, I trust you to watch my back.
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Lucky! I'll be sure to stab you well.
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Don't come after me! Go after them!
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But I'm on the rugby club's side.
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Since when?!
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Only for that.
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Keep it down!
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Should I kick back?
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Like that, another same-old-day ends.
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Hey, tea.
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We don't serve that here.
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It's not like I have a goal or something to devote my passion towards.
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I'll pray to you.
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A bland day.
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Praying won't change things!
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This is a world that has ended.
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Nothing is born; nothing dies.
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Even time does not exist.
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If I were searching for a place to be born, then I realized it should not be here.
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There is a person in a world like this.
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Could she see me?
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I am not born to this world.
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The girl who lives alone in a world that ended.
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The girl who lives in a vacant, unmoving world.
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For some reason, she interests me.
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Okazaki and Sunohara aren't here yet?
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What are they thinking? They're seniors, so don't they have exams and their futures to worry about?
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Forget about them.
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We don't have the time to worry about others, do we?
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Hey.
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U-Um, Okazaki-kun.
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Huh? What, Fujibayashi?
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You came in late today, too.
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So?
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Um, I think you should
come to school properly every day.
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So you talk like a class representative, eh?
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N-Not just "like",
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I am the class representative.
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Hey Okazaki. Don't make the class rep. cry.
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Her sis is gonna come running in here.
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I'm fine. I'm not crying.
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Fine. Let's just say it'll depend on tomorrow's mood.
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Th-Then um... I'll read your fortune for tomorrow.
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Since fortune-telling is my hobby.
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Come on...
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Okazaki-kun, you'll be late tomorrow.
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Are you picking a fight with me?!
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That's how the cards came out.
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I think this is how this sort of fortune-telling works.
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"Think"?
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On the way to school, you'll have
a romantic meeting with a kind girl,
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forget about the time passing by, and therefore be late.
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It's really detailed, isn't it?
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A-A maiden's inspiration.
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Hey! Okazaki Tomoya!
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Onee-chan.
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Kyou...
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You've got some nerve to pick on my sister.
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You loser!
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I was only talking to her!
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Yeah, Onee-chan. He wasn't picking on me or anything.
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Then fine.
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You had Ryou read your fortune?
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Yeah. Apparently I'm going to have
a romantic meeting with a kind girl tomorrow.
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What's with the grin?
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Nothing.
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Well, good luck.
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So, where shall I go eat?
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A ghost?
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Yeah, I heard it appears.
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The ghost of the girl that got in a car accident.
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I bet it's something else.
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I'm not kidding! And I heard she's cute, too.
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A ghost, eh?
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Hey. You alone?
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Why not eat in class with your friends?
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Sweet bean bread?
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Hey, are you listening?
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I'm sorry. I'm eating right now.
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Okay.
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Um, how can I help you?
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Wanted to ask why you're eating lunch out here alone.
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Do you like this school?
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Not particularly.
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I really, really love it.
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I used to have friends and teachers I got along with, but now...
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Did something happen?
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Last year, I was away from school for a long period of time.
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So I'm...
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You're repeating.
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Yes, I'm repeating.
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All the people I knew graduated,
and only people I don't know fill the school.
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I feel like Urashima Tarou.
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Note: Urashima Tarou is a story in which the protagonist jumps forward in time and finds no one he knew alive.
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I'm sorry. What am I saying to a person I just met...
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So that's why you were mumbling that.
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You weren't involved in any club?
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No. I originally wanted to join the theater club,
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but I have a weak body, so I don't think
I can properly participate in the activities.
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Participate to the extent you can.
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Why not go to the theater club after school?
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But...
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Hey, look over there.
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They're looking over at us.
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If you always look so sad, you won't make any friends.
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Smile and wave your hand.
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Come on, with a big smile.
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I guess they didn't notice.
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I don't have much of a presence in class, either.
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What is that sound?
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Wow, so cool! They're wheeling around!
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Sunohara, what's going on?
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I think they're here for a fight.
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Guys from another school are here on bikes.
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Hey, what are you doing on top of my head?!
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Is she going to give them a lecture?
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Why did this happen?
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This is, after all, the best school in the city.
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So there are guys who don't like that idea.
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You're going to help?
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I can't sit and watch.
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You don't have to worry about Tomoyo-san.
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Tomoyo?
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You don't know her?
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She transferred in as a junior starting this spring.
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Sakagami Tomoyo-san!
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She's really strong.
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If you go out, you might just get in her way.
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But...
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I don't want to cause an unnecessary disturbance.
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Get lost before you get hurt.
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If you do, I'll let all of you go.
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You don't want to deliberately ask for pain, do you?
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Don't screw with us!
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Don't screw with us!
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Yay!
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So cool!
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What is she?
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So she's a transfer student...
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She's in a similar situation as you, and yet she's so popular.
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So everything depends on the individual.
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Maybe you are right.
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Who do I think I am?
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I'm in no position to lecture others.
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Not me.
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I'll be going now.
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Ah, yes.
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Um...
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Thank you very much.
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I'm Okazaki Tomoya from Class D.
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I'm Furukawa Nagisa from Class B.
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Nice to meet you.
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Yes, nice to meet you, too, Okazaki Tomoya-san.
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'ey, Okazaki.
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Tag along later.
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A setup?
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Yeah. There's no way a girl can beat guys.
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You paid them or something,
asking them to lose, right? To get popular.
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If it's not money, would it be the other something?
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Girls are lucky, since stupid guys will listen to that.
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Who are they?
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They're the gang from the senior class.
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I think they're Sunohara and Okazaki.
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Rejoice. I was thinking I wouldn't hurt those in the same school,
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but I will make an exception and specially fight you.
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You're so cute acting tough.
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I bet your knees are shaking.
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I would like to make this self-defense.
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So you come at me.
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Don't be so full of yourself.
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DIE!
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That's when I remembered.
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In this city, there used to be a really strong, beautiful girl,
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who went around beating up people who troubled ordinary folks.
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So the rumor goes.
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Tell me earlier.
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She's so cool.
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That guy's so lame.
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Please don't come again.
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Damn it!
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Third floor of the old building.
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If I remember, this is where
the liberal arts club rooms are.
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Looks like she's up to it.
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Hamburger?
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Excuse me.
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Okazaki-san.
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I didn't know you were there.
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Yeah.
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What's this hand for?
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No real reason.
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I had forgotten.
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The theater club closed down in March.
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I heard the number of members was small to begin with.
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But since they're only closed,
once conditions are met, it can start up again.
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Do you think so?
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Why not give it another try?
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I'll help you, too.
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Um, Okazaki-san.
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Why are you being so kind to me when we've just met?
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Why?
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I wonder why, too.
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Sit when you eat.
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We'll part here.
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Okay. Bye.
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Um, Okazaki-san.
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My house is the bakery further ahead, in front of the park.
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Please come when you feel like.
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Yeah, when I feel like it.
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Hello.
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What? No one's here?
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That's this week's new release.
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Please try one if you'd like.
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Furukawa's older sister?
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Or mother?
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You don't have to worry about paying.
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Since it's a leftover.
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The concept for that is "soothing".
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Soothing...
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Then I'll take the offer.
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There's a rice cracker inside.
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It's rice cracker bread.
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The naming sense is amazing,
but your sense for making bread is amazing, too.
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You think so, too?
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It's a victory from an idea.
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Um, is there a problem?
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You want to hear it?
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To be frank, this is a failure.
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It wasn't good?
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There is a problem with the taste,
but first of all, it's too difficult to eat.
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It's natural that you get leftovers.
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So my... my bread is...
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H-Hey.
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It was natural there would be leftovers?!
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Like mother, like daughter.
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I hope the father is sane.
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Hey.
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What?
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Well, this sucks.
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You said what you're not supposed to say.
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You should have kept eating and said it's good.
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That's what duty is about. What morality is about.
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The truth is always harsh.
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And, to tell her that so straightforwardly would be...
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...too brutal for her!
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The neighbors all eat her bread saying it's good.
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This is an unspoken rule!
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It's law!
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So you'd better obey it.
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Or else I'll knock you down.
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You're wearing the same uniform as our daughter.
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Don't tell me you're Nagisa's friend?
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Should've told me earlier, idiot.
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I'm sorry I presented myself so shamefully before my daughter's friend.
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Don't worry, Sanae.
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He looks dumb, so I bet he forgot about it already.
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Right?
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You shouldn't say that to our guest.
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Why is it turning out like this?
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In any case, it's great!
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Nagisa brought a friend over
as soon as the new semester started.
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And a boy, too.
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What?!
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A guy?
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You just notice now?
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Maybe he's her boyfriend.
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I can't give Nagisa away to a puny guy like him.
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Go home.
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Then excuse me.
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Shoo!
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You really call yourself a man?
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If you're a man, sweep away the woman
you fell in love with even if it means using force.
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That said, I still won't give her to you, though.
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You're all getting along already.
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Of course. We'd never mistreat our daughter's friend.
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Goo!
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What's with the blank look?
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I was thinking that I probably shouldn't get myself involved with this family.
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As you can see, we can already fire slightly harsh jokes at each other.
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Oh right, we haven't heard your name yet.
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He's Okazaki-san.
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Okazaki Tomoya-san.
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What a puny name.
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Make it like Okazaki Ginga!
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Note: Ginga = Galaxy
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That is nice.
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May I call you Ginga-san?
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While you're at it, change your last name to Daiuchuu.
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Note: Daiuchuu = Cosmos
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Daiuchuu Ginga.
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Great name, ain't it?
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My name is Okazaki Tomoya!
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What a picky brat.
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Sanae, do you have any good names?
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Let's see...
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How about adding something after the first name?
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Not only large, but to say that he's a being that has surpassed the flow of time:
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Okazaki Tomoya Eternal.
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That's great!
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That's your name from now, Ethanol.
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It changed...
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Thank you. I know the way back from here.
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Sorry we made you stay so late.
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It was a strange experience.
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So there are families like that, too.
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You guys get along so well.
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You think so?
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I think we're normal.
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I'll see you tomorrow.
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Yes. Good night.
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On the 27th, the distance between Earth and Mars will be close to 55.75 million kilometers.
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Mars is a planet that revolves outside of Earth's orbit, and due to the rotation rates, the distance will close in more than usual.
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Pops, if you're going to sleep, you should lie down.
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Hey, Dad.
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Oh, hi.
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I guess I caused Tomoya-kun some trouble again.
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My mother died in a car accident when I was little.
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Possibly because of that, Pops fell into alcohol and gambling, and stopped working.
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If you wish...
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...would you like me to take you?
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To a place in this city where wishes come true.
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Okazaki, let's skip school today.
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It's Saturday, so it's a half day anyway.
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I'll finish it right away, so please wait in the club room.
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All right.
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No dents.
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I'll let you off without paying the repair fee.
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I made it!
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Nothing.
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Forget what I said.
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You're alone?