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We will become like slaves
to our conquerors...

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and made to wander
helplessly... Iike beggars."

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[ Lord Chamberlain ]
The days and nights
will pass slowly...

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and with great suffering
and terror."

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Where were you born, Taktra?
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In Kyarpo, Holiness.
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And you, Phala?
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Lhasa, Holiness.
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- Right here.
- Yes, Holiness.

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What can I do?
I'm only a boy.

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You are the man
who wrote this letter.

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You are the man
who has come back to lead us.

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You will soon have
great responsibilities.

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You must know what to do.
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[ Newsreel Announcer ]
...but to a single B-29 over
the Japanese city of Hiroshima,

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it was the beginning
of a new era for civilization.

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[ Explosion ]
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8:15 in the morning
found a 400-pound bomb...

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with the destructive force
of 20,000 tons of TNT...

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mushrooming up
over the stunned enemy city.

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To the frightened inhabitants,
the end of the world had come.

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The almost horribly beautiful mushroom
cloud ballooned up into the heavens.

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The luminous formation
was to become the trademark...

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for incredible death
and destruction.

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One scientist had sounded
an ominous warning when he said,

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"An atom bomb explosion is
the nearest thing to doomsday
one could possibly imagine.

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I'm sure that at the end of the world,
in the last millisecond
of the Earth's existence,

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the last man will see
what we saw today."

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[ Ominous Coda ]
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How is human life precious?

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