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'''MRS. HISHIKAWA''' “Make yourself useful. And come with me�? | '''MRS. HISHIKAWA''' “Make yourself useful. And come with me�? | ||
(''They leave the car, and join the small crowd around the second truck. However there’s something unexpected going on. Their methodical moves are disturbed by someone who has joined the party. Konoko is willfully trying to push the second truck from behind, together with two members of the expedition. The driver has turned on the engine, wheels on the rear spin into the mod, sizzling spurts in every direction. Konoko finally slips into the dirty. | (''They leave the car, and join the small crowd around the second truck. However there’s something unexpected going on. Their methodical moves are disturbed by someone who has joined the party. Konoko is willfully trying to push the second truck from behind, together with two members of the expedition. The driver has turned on the engine, wheels on the rear spin into the mod, sizzling spurts in every direction. Konoko finally slips into the dirty.'') | ||
She’s a desperate case. '''KAZUO''' and '''MRS.HISHIKAWA''' drag her away | (''She’s a desperate case''. '''KAZUO''' ''and'' '''MRS.HISHIKAWA''' ''drag her away''.) | ||
'''MRS. HISHIKAWA''' There’s another way for buying our attention. | '''MRS. HISHIKAWA''' There’s another way for buying our attention. | ||
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'''KAZUO''': Just tell me if I must consider you as a part of the of the solution or a part of the problem. | '''KAZUO''': Just tell me if I must consider you as a part of the of the solution or a part of the problem. | ||
'''KONOKO''': freezes and sits down (humiliated). | '''KONOKO''': freezes and sits down (''humiliated''). | ||
(''hiatus'') | (''hiatus'') | ||
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I felt guilty of my indifference, rather than the fact I had let him alone. | I felt guilty of my indifference, rather than the fact I had let him alone. | ||
But for as I exercised my memory, | But for as I exercised my memory, | ||
I couldn’t hide this detail to me. | I couldn’t hide this detail to me. | ||
'''KONOKO''': (''she’s finished with the meal'') | |||
(''she crouches on the bench'') | |||
(''falling into a deep sleep'') | |||
Are you trying to reject your past? | Are you trying to reject your past? | ||