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1 | Scene 100 | Kurisu | I understand how you feel, but since this is an experiment, data collection should take priority. |
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1 | Scene 100 | Kurisu | I-I'm not agreeing⑰ with you, exactly. If we don't collect data, then we'll never figure out how the PhoneWave works. |
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1 | Scene 100 | Kurisu | Even if you want to send something private, you shouldn't for now. We still don't know how this thing handles paradoxes, so we need to be extremely careful. |
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1 | Scene 100 | Kurisu | Nothing you want to keep secret, at least. Even if you mean well, the mail's content might have a serious effect on the timeline. |
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1 | Scene 100 | Kurisu | You should show your mail to a third party and have them check if the content is problematic or not. |
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1 | Scene 100 | Kurisu | ...I wasn't speaking for you. Don't misunderstand. |
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1 | Scene 100 | Kurisu | Experiments prioritize data over privacy in the first place. If you're going to be a test subject, you need to be prepared for that. |
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1 | Scene 100 | Kurisu | You don't have to apologize. I'm not criticizing you. It's just how these things work. |
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1 | Scene 100 | Kurisu | Cut the chatter and get started. |
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1 | Scene 100 | Kurisu | He's just talk. |
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1 | Scene 101 | Kurisu | Shining what? |
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1 | Scene 101 | Kurisu | Never heard of her. |
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1 | Scene 101 | Kurisu | Did it happen again, Okabe? |
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1 | Scene 101 | Kurisu | Something like this happened yesterday. You remembered something we didn't. Uh, what did you call it? |
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1 | Scene 101 | Kurisu | Oh yeah, Reading Steiner. |
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1 | Scene 101 | Kurisu | I don't remember doing any experiments today. |
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1 | Scene 101 | Kurisu | You sent a D-Mail just now, didn't you? |
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1 | Scene 101 | Kurisu | ...I don't know. No one has experienced a time paradox, after all. |
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1 | Scene 101 | Kurisu | All I said was that that was one theory. |
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1 | Scene 101 | Kurisu | Maybe nothing happens, and like in a certain movie, history gets amended to accommodate the paradox. |
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1 | Scene 102 | Kurisu | According to Dr. Hawking's chronology protection conjecture, it's impossible to do anything that might cause a time paradox in the first place. |
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1 | Scene 102 | Kurisu | Explain what happened, Okabe. |
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1 | Scene 102 | Kurisu | Hmmm. |
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1 | Scene 102 | Kurisu | ...Honestly, I'm not surprised she disappeared from the lab. |
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1 | Scene 102 | Kurisu | I don't know the details, but when the past changed, Kiryu-san's actions these past four days changed ever so slightly. |
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1 | Scene 102 | Kurisu | As a result, the timeline was reconfigured so that Moeka-san didn't come to the lab today. |
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1 | Scene 102 | Kurisu | I don't know. If the fact that the D-Mail was sent is undone, then it becomes a paradox of who sent that D-Mail... |
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1 | Scene 102 | Kurisu | And there's one other thing that I don't understand. |
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1 | Scene 102 | Kurisu | What you call Reading Steiner. |
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1 | Scene 102 | Kurisu | By the way, you should quit it with that name. It's stupid. |
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1 | Scene 103 | Kurisu | By your explanation, you neither sent nor received the D-Mail. Yet how come you're the only one who remembers what happened before the worldline changed? |
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1 | Scene 103 | Kurisu | What if it's all in your head? |
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1 | Scene 103 | Kurisu | Maybe this Kiryu-san never existed. Or maybe Kiryu-san does exist, but the fact that she sent a D-Mail was something you made-- |
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1 | Scene 103 | Kurisu | ...eh? |
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1 | Scene 103 | Kurisu | Y-yeah... |
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1 | Scene 103 | Kurisu | W-what? That was just an act, right? |
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1 | Scene 103 | Kurisu | Fine, I get it. You're a chuunibyou patient. |
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1 | Scene 103 | Kurisu | Ah... |
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1 | Scene 103 | Kurisu | Wh-why are you all staring at me? Don't look at me! |
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1 | Scene 103 | Kurisu | Do you always stay the night here? |
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1 | Scene 104 | Kurisu | I think you're putting too much emphasis on appearances. |
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1 | Scene 104 | Kurisu | Y-you would? |
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1 | Scene 104 | Kurisu | Sure, if the guys aren't around. |
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1 | Scene 104 | Kurisu | Then why don't you come to my hotel, Mayuri-san? |
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1 | Scene 104 | Kurisu | You can come whenever you like. See you tomorrow. |
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1 | Scene 104 | Kurisu | Can you stop that vulgar laughter? I can hear you from outside. It's embarrassing. |
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1 | Scene 104 | Kurisu | I'm not your assistant. Don't make me repeat myself. |
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1 | Scene 104 | Kurisu | Anyway! You're the worst, toying with such a weak and innocent girl. Aren't you ashamed of yourself? |
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1 | Scene 104 | Kurisu | Don't react to every little thing, you perv. |
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1 | Scene 104 | Kurisu | At any rate... |
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1 | Scene 105 | Kurisu | I-I wasn't doing that! |
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1 | Scene 105 | Kurisu | Is this that cosplay thing I've heard about? It's part of Japanimation culture, right? |
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1 | Scene 105 | Kurisu | You're very cute. |
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1 | Scene 105 | Kurisu | Why are you crying? You look perfect, so you should be more confident. |
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1 | Scene 105 | Kurisu | That's one hell of an acrobatic topic change. |
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1 | Scene 105 | Kurisu | Well yeah, no wish is embarrassing compared to the idiotic wish for chaos to envelop the world or whatever. |
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1 | Scene 105 | Kurisu | ...What? |
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1 | Scene 105 | Kurisu | Wait. Wait a second. |
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1 | Scene 105 | Kurisu | Umm, what did she say? |
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1 | Scene 105 | Kurisu | I'm not your assistant, and I'm not Christina! |
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1 | Scene 106 | Kurisu | I have? |
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1 | Scene 106 | Kurisu | Wh-what do you mean? |
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1 | Scene 106 | Kurisu | Is that some kind of joke? |
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1 | Scene 106 | Kurisu | ...Are you guys trolling me? |
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1 | Scene 106 | Kurisu | ...Eh? |
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1 | Scene 106 | Kurisu | Is what Okabe says true? |
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1 | Scene 106 | Kurisu | N-no way! Someone this cute can't be a boy! |
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1 | Scene 106 | Kurisu | That's not what I meant. |
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1 | Scene 106 | Kurisu | I admit it. Compared to her... I mean, to him, I'm not as cute, I talk more rudely, and my attitude is worse... |
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1 | Scene 106 | Kurisu | This is a three-day-coma level shock. |
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1 | Scene 107 | Kurisu | Don't try to comfort me. It just makes me feel worse. |
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1 | Scene 107 | Kurisu | Who the hell asked you? |
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1 | Scene 107 | Kurisu | Shut up. I don't want to hear that from you. |
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1 | Scene 107 | Kurisu | Don't try to sneak in a photo session, you perv! |
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1 | Scene 107 | Kurisu | S-So cute... |
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1 | Scene 107 | Kurisu | This reminds me of something I heard once. |
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1 | Scene 107 | Kurisu | There's a saying that if you eat a lot of meat when you're pregnant, you'll have a boy, and if you eat a lot of vegetables, you'll have a girl. |
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1 | Scene 107 | Kurisu | I saw it on the internet. |
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1 | Scene 107 | Kurisu | Wh-what are you talking about? |
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1 | Scene 107 | Kurisu | I never said it was true. |
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1 | Scene 108 | Kurisu | I just remembered hearing it somewhere. Don't snap at every little thing. |
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1 | Scene 108 | Kurisu | ...What are you implying? |
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1 | Scene 108 | Kurisu | Wait... of course. |
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1 | Scene 108 | Kurisu | We can send a D-Mail to Urushibara-san's mother when she was pregnant. |
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1 | Scene 108 | Kurisu | Well... |
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1 | Scene 108 | Kurisu | Who are you calling an experiment-loving girl!? |
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1 | Scene 108 | Kurisu | N-no, but... |
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1 | Scene 108 | Kurisu | Here. |
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1 | Scene 108 | Kurisu | I want to give Urushibara-san my number so I can retire. |
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1 | Scene 108 | Kurisu | ...*sigh* |
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1 | Scene 109 | Kurisu | Ah... |
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1 | Scene 109 | Kurisu | What the hell are crazy waves? |
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1 | Scene 109 | Kurisu | I'll microwave your brain if you don't shut up. |
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1 | Scene 109 | Kurisu | That would go to the future, not the past. |
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1 | Scene 109 | Kurisu | There's no point to the experiment if we don't use D-Mail. Don't lose sight of the objective. |
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1 | Scene 109 | Kurisu | M-me? I... |
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1 | Scene 109 | Kurisu | We could... build a rocket which exceeds the speed of light squared, then that immense speed would reverse the flow of time, or something... |
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1 | Scene 109 | Kurisu | It was just a joke. Don't take it seriously. |
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1 | Scene 109 | Kurisu | Fine then. Let's hear from Hououin Kyouma, the insane mad scientist with an IQ over 170 whose brain cells are coveted the world over. What's your genius plan? |
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1 | Scene 109 | Kurisu | Now we can proceed with the experiment. |
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