Hito Hitori Futari 35

[Hito Hitori Futari 35 Translation by Kewl0210]
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Title: Life35 Japan Purification Project

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Daiki: So, Prime Minister,
can you read my mind?

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Daiki: I have nothing to mind.
So go ahead and read all you like.

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Kasua: It's dark.
I can't see a thing.

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Riyon: Pitch black, huh?
Kubo's amplified the malice in this man.
Kasuga: Daiki-kun.
I won't be insulting, but cut off ties with the man called Kubo.
Won't you come to me, and we can work together?

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Daiki: Prime Minister Kasuga,
The reason you've used more than the people of people is because you are shallow.
And that,
I cannot forgive.
Riyon: With the peek in the old man is getting,
we should be able to see what's beyond this darkness.
Otherwise, there'll be no way ta save that guy.

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Riyon: Okay,
let's go.

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SFX: PASHIH
Jyun: Ooh.
Great job. So you can catch a ball going this fast now, eh?
Daiki: Of course I can.
I've been practicing every day.
Jyun: Are you gonna be a pro baseball player someday?
Daiki: Yeah.
Sure am.

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Jyun: What's wrong?
Why won't you catch it?

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Daiki: I
want to quit.
Jyun: You're the one who said you wanted to do this.
don't abandon something you've said aloud.
Daiki: I don't wanna.
I'm tired.
Jyun: How can you have such naive ideas?
If you're my son, you'll do it.
Don't disappoint me.

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SFX: ZAH

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[I get it. The reason Daiki is evil is because his had hit him in the head with a baseball.]

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Riyon: There's some deep trauma between this father and son.
Kubo knows about this,
so he's excessively possessing him with evil.

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Daiki: By the way, with your comment about your son the other day.
I was honestly moved.
To hear that the kind of person who stands at the top of a country could kill his own family for the sake of national politics.
As I thought,
that's the kind of caliber you need to have.
Well, excuse my intrusion.
Kasuga: Daiki-kun.

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Kasuga: Let's get a drink together sometime soon.
SFX: PATA

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Mamine: Thank you for your hard work.
Kasuga: Yes.
How's it going. Finished?
Mamine: Yes.
We completed it just a little earlier.
Book: Japan Purification Project

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Mamine: Theoretically this is...
Japan's largest unilateral halt of nuclear power.
Text: Transformation of areas with nuclear power institutions into special economic zones
Kasuga: Mm.

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Title: Hito Hitori Futari