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The truth is

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I'm an inquisitor.

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Is that so?

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I guess that would be
a hard thing to tell your daughter.

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Oh, my!

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So you understand?

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That's exactly right.

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I'm proud of what I do,

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but the details are what they are,
so I just keep putting it off.

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Setting that aside,

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we recently received a letter
that contained a certain tip.

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The writer of the letter

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came across a diary full of codes
on their visit to town.

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Thinking it was suspicious,
they decoded it using frequency analysis,

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and it turned out that the diary
dealt mostly with advanced astronomy.

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However, in its latter pages,

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the diary suddenly began to propose
an abnormal model of the cosmos.

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My superiors felt that
the tip was reliable,

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and they dispatched me.

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But unluckily for me,
the sender didn't identify themselves.

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When that happens,
I have to gather the breadcrumbs myself.

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I'll get to the point.

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I know it's sudden,

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but would you be willing
to show me your research?

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Don't worry.
I don't suspect you of anything.

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You're friends with my daughter after all.

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Even so, my orders call for me
to investigate any researchers I find.

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Uh, well, that's…

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Of course, I don't mind.

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Then please lead the way.

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This is my study.

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I see.

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Then if you don't mind…

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Huh?

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This is…

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It certainly is cluttered in here.

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I apologize.

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Not at all.

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I'm the one making the sudden intrusion.

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By the way, what do you research mainly?

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Astrology.

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I'm looking into
the misfortunes that occur

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when Mars is in opposition to the Sun.

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I see.

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Hey, that's--

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Well?

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Yes. This is acceptable.

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All clear.

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No problems here, either.

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Well then.
I'm sorry for taking up your time.

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Everything looks fine.

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Yes. Naturally.

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ON THE MOVEMENTS OF THE EARTH

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EPISODE 12
HELIOCENTRISM IS MY FAITH

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Dear me, it's all so harmless.
I apologize for suspecting you.

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I feel rather silly now.

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Did I offend you?

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No. It's fine.

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I really do apologize.

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Thanks for your cooperation.

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Farewell.

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I thought we were done for.

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We'd better speed up our plans.

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I'll leave here tomorrow or the day after.

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You should too.

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R-Right.

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Luck was on our side today.

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I may have hidden the documents,

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but I didn't expect him
to leave so easily.

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Yeah.

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He didn't seem to notice
the necklace either.

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-The necklace?
-Huh?

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You know, that one.

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What about this?

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Uh, didn't I tell you?

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Well…

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In my previous job,
I took part in a heretic transfer.

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That necklace belonged to the heretic.

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The inquisitor who accompanied us

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was that man, Nowak.

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A lot happened,
and I ended up fleeing to this village.

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But just before my escape,
the heretic gave me that.

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Still, Nowak didn't react,

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so he must have forgotten.

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With all the chaos,
he may not have seen me take it.

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Get ready within the next hour.

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Huh?

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We're leaving immediately.

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It's probably okay, but just in case,

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we should assume the worst.

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I'm sorry.

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Forget the apologies. Just get ready.

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I've finished getting ready.

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Good.

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Take the tunnel and head for the stable.

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There, steal a horse
and head to your destination.

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What are you going to do, Badeni?

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Once the documents are fully burned,

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I'll write a letter and then leave.

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Then that means

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we won't see each other for a while.

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Indeed.

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Let's meet again as the world turns.

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Are you going to burn everything?

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Yes.

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I'll take what I need most,
but it's dangerous to leave the rest.

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But even if it were safe,
I wouldn't leave anything.

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As I said before,
this work must be mine alone.

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I won't hand over my materials to anyone.

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What is it?

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Do you have a complaint now?

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N-No, I would never…

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Actually,

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I do.

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Um, if you keep isolating yourself,

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won't it be harder to notice mistakes?

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And isn't that harmful to research?

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Oh, I know it's not my place!

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I don't understand academic matters.

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I'm merely rambling. Just forget--

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I'm listening.

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Count Piast

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was dissatisfied with the errors
and complications of the current model,

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so he tried to discover a new one, right?

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Not only that,

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he made one that was highly accurate.

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That is, compared
to other geocentric models.

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So what separates us

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from Count Piast?

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You can challenge
mathematical errors on paper.

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But without firm proof,

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in the end,

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no one can claim with certainty
that heliocentrism is the truth.

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In that case,

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the difference
between us and him isn't much.

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Even so,

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he believed in the possibility
that he was wrong and accepted the truth.

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Are you trying to say
that heliocentrism is wrong?

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N-No! That's not what I mean.

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All I'm trying to say is…

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Isn't it important to acknowledge
that you might be wrong?

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Especially when it comes to stuff
like scholarship and research.

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If you don't allow others
to dispute your ideas,

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it's more like…

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faith.

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The sanctity of faith
goes beyond logic or reason,

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but shouldn't it be kept separate
from research?

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That's why it's important to have
other people who can offer criticism.

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You shouldn't shut them out.

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What made you…

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What made you think that?

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Long ago,

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I learned that such a thing is hope.

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Huh?

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My former work mentor
and the heretic who gave me the necklace…

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After they encountered the stone chest,

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they both found hope
in passing the torch to others.

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And to my surprise,

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that was more important to them
than going to heaven.

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It puzzled me for the longest time.

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Passing the torch or trusting others
might sound nice in theory,

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but you'll never know
if the other person will really carry on.

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Worse than that,

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they might reject your plans in the end.

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In that sense, entrusting things to others
is scary, not hopeful.

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But in fact,

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maybe having others refute
or correct your ideas

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is what passing the torch really means.

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Things don't go as planned.

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Misunderstandings
or unexpected events occur.

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The believer is opposed by the heretic.

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Heliocentrism is opposed by
the geocentric model.

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The twists brought on
by those outside elements

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might be the very thing
that gives you hope

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to move forward.

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Oh, but when it comes to heliocentrism,

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it's too dangerous
to tell others, of course.

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I see what you mean.

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However, I don't agree.

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What you're saying
is incredibly dangerous.

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As I said, I'm only speaking
about your stance toward research.

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When it comes to faith--

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It's the stance that is dangerous.

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Applying that stance to research

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would mean abandoning the absolute truth,
which should always be our goal.

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Scholars would swim forever
in the waters of imperfection.

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You're asking us to accept
such a tragedy with open arms?

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Yes.

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Isn't that better

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than forever believing in a mistake?

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We'll debate that thought at a later date.

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It's pointless to stay here any longer.

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Okay.

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Well then. Until we meet again.

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Right.

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Thank you for all you've done for me.

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What is it?

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Aren't you going?

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-They're coming.
-Huh?

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A carriage is coming.

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It's the inquisitors' carriage.

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ON THE MOVEMENTS OF THE EARTH

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How long before they reach here?

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Um… probably four or five minutes.

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Damn it!

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Throw that in the fire!
Then hit the tunnel and run!

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But…

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I'll follow when I gather my things.

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Uh, right!

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Didn't you say
you were going to write a letter?

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Huh? There's no time for that!

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Can we have a little chat?

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Uh, yes.

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I'm not trying to push
my personal concerns onto you,

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but this particular case is special to me.

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It's because

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the heretics we're pursuing

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have approached my family.

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So, at the moment,

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I'm in a peculiar mood.

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To put it simply…

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I'm pissed off.

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Was that letter something important?

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Of course it was!

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I had a plan!

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But there's no use now.

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Besides, just writing it is pointless!

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As of yesterday, I could have sent it.

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But after today, all letters to the church
will be intercepted.

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Even if I managed to write it,

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I'd have to take it to the church
via the tunnel.

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There's no time for that!

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I don't even have time
to explain this to you!

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Even if you give up on that,

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we only have five minutes.

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What?

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How long would you need to flee safely?

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It's meaningless to speculate!

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How many minutes do you need?

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Around ten minutes.

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Hey.

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Do you intend to die?

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I don't know.

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But I do know that I can buy time.

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Are you that stupid?

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You'd be drawing your sword on clergymen.

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At this rate,
they're likely to capture us both.

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If that's the case,
at least one of us should get away.

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I don't think you understand.

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You'd almost certainly

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be condemning yourself to hell.

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Why should you condemn your soul
for the sake of this research?

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Before, you asked me
why I decided to write a book.

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Huh?

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It's probably because

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when I learned
the meaning of heliocentrism,

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it inspired me.

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That inspiration has grown day by day.

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What are you trying to say?

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I'm saying that

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there was a time not long ago
when I was desperate to leave for heaven.

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But now, if it will protect
that inspiration,

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I'm ready for hell.

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This is what it means…
to learn something, I think.

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You're making a mistake.

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Am I?

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Yes. You are.

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It's people like you

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who have never studied theology
and are ignorant of hell

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that tend to make bad choices.

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Even if that's true,

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I won't regret it.

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Have you forgotten
the speech you gave me earlier?

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You said it was important
to accept criticism from others.

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To involve yourself in such a way
with a scholarly theory like heliocentrism

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is a grave mistake.

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Yes. You're right.

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But even so…

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Heliocentrism is my faith.

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Wait.

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Lord God,

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our savior has promised us.

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"I am the resurrection and the life:

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he that believeth on me,
though he die, yet shall he live."

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O merciful God,

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take this man whom you have called
from life to yourself.

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Welcome him safely
to the promised kingdom.

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Absolve him of every bond of sin,

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and let him live among those
you have chosen in eternal light.

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May he be raised in the glory
of the resurrection.

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In the name of our Lord.

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Amen.

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Whoa!

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Well, well…

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I wasn't expecting a welcome party.

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Ready your fire.

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Give yourself up!

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Why do all this
just for that stupid theory?

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Because I want to have hope
for this world.

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I won't surrender, but couldn't we talk?

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Fire at will.

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By the way, do you have battle experience?

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It's my first time.

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This is the best I get, huh?

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What?

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Forget it. It's nothing.

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Sir, I am here to fulfill my duty.

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Yeah, I suppose.

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But fulfilling your duty
comes down to individual will.

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The will to put your life in danger.

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Are you ready for that?

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Yes, sir!

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Years ago, my sibling
was killed by a madman.

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The investigation concluded that
the killer was possessed by the devil.

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I wouldn't say I harbor a grudge,

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but I'm prepared to kill heretics.

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That's good to hear.

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But it's not quite what I meant.

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I was once a mercenary.

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You might look down on such bloody work,

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but it taught me many things.

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A truly strong warrior
is not one who's ready to kill.

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It's one who is ready to die.

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In battle, crude determination
is superior to superficial skill.

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So what I'm really asking
is if you're prepared to die

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for your murdered sibling's sake.

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Yes!

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Seriously?

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Come on…

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This is why new recruits are useless.

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You're not prepared to die, are you?

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We're about to find out.