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1:02:03
- Good evening, Mr. Roth.
- Good evening.

1:02:06
Thank you.
1:02:20
- Good evening.
- Good evening, Mr. Roth.

1:02:24
- Mr. Roth.
- Good evening, Mr. Roth.

1:02:26
Good evening, Your Honor.
1:02:27
I assume you have a priority
police problem.

1:02:30
Yes, Your Honor.
It's about William Simonson.

1:02:35
And...
1:02:37
...these.
1:02:53
Thorn.
1:02:54
Thorn. It's curfew.
1:03:00
How do you feel?
1:03:03
A lot better.
1:03:05
I did the best I could...
1:03:06
...but I still think you should go see
the police doctor.

1:03:09
He might relieve me from duty.
1:03:12
You need a rest.
1:03:14
More than two days,
and I lose my job.

1:03:16
- We could go to another city.
- What for?

1:03:19
They're all like this.
1:03:21
- The country?
- That's not allowed.

1:03:24
Those farms are like fortresses.
1:03:26
- Why?
- Good land's gotta be guarded...

1:03:29
...the way they guard
the waste disposal plants...

1:03:31
...and Soylent factories
and the plankton ships.

1:03:35
You know, there are idiots in this world
who wanna take everything we've got.

1:03:39
- Maybe Simonson was one of them.
- I don't believe it.

1:03:45
It means there's no place
for us to go.

1:03:48
That's right.
1:03:50
Why should we?
1:03:57
You be careful now.
1:03:59
Keep the scanners on.

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