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- Do we keep delivering them?
- Unless we have orders not to.

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We're accessories!
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Larminet...
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You seem to be unaware of our mission.
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Whatever the circumstances,
a letter entrusted to us

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must be delivered to its addressee.
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Grandeur and duty
of the postal service.

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One for me.
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- For the boss?
- It's for his wife. She'll never see it.

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Grandeur and decadence
of the postal service!

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The situation's become tragic.
This is no laughing matter.

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You're a funny one! What now?
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We must give the impression
we're taking action, or I fear the worst.

:55:42
Such as?
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I'll lose my seat
on the Town Council.

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That would be a pity for you,
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but that's a narrow viewpoint.
:55:52
We have an epidemic on our hands,
and it's spreading daily.

:55:55
Doctor, you're an expert.
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What do you think?
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I have no opinion, sir.
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As I have no desire
for titles or decorations,

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why should I have one?
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- Well, I have an idea.
- That's youth for you.

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Germain is the Raven's main target.
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Since we can't get rid of the Raven,
let's get rid of Germain.

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That might put an end to the letters.
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So long, young man.
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Next.
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Sit down, madam.
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So what brings you?
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Well, Doctor...
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my husband is consumptive.
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The slightest emotional shock
might make him worse.

:56:54
I must spare him
any needless emotion.

:56:58
Shouldn't I?
- That seems wise, but...


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