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Then why's he hiding?
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He thinks I betrayed him.
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What do you mean?
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By giving him to you,
I betrayed him.

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Is this too tight?
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Nowturn around.
:18:16
Take it easy on the curve.
:18:22
That's fine.
I hope you don't pamper him.

:18:26
Pamper him?
:18:27
Treating him like a human.
:18:29
No chance.
:18:32
With that ankle you'd better
sleep here, on the sofa bed.

:18:37
The dominant male will open it.
:18:40
Sleep downstairs?
You must be joking!

:18:46
The 0ld Lady didn't understand
my warning.

:18:50
She's too weak...
:18:53
and stupid.
:18:57
At night she hears nothing...
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not the rustle of leaves,
nor the cries...

:19:02
nor the birds tossing
in their sleep.

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She thinks she's safe.
:19:10
She's wrong.
:19:12
I've tried to be helpful
and warn her.

:19:18
But she won't listen.
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So when she's asleep,
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like that, I go up to the bedroom.
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I go to the window.
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I look at the house
across the street

:19:41
and wait for them to make
their noises in the dark.

:19:51
On April 28, 1945,
:19:54
we were only 300yards
from the Chancellery

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in the Red Army spearhead.

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