Labyrinth of Dreams Page #2
- Year:
- 1997
- 90 min
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Why not join us?
I see.
Tomiko won't go.
She doesn't drink and she doesn't go out.
She really doesn't.
Hey!
It's the crossing.
Just because pretty boy's absent...
I had some business near here.
Sorry about that.
I've been under the weather since pay day.
"Shuttle bus to Mitakedani"
I know well...
...I am...
...being totally rash.
But I...
...really don't care anymore.
In my boring life, a chance for adventure...
...has finally arrived.
I, of course...
...know what I am in for.
Chieko.
This is truly...
...a fatal romance.
Please purchase your tickets.
Were you worried?
I'm sorry.
I was so worried that I couldn't sleep properly.
I'm still alive...
As you can see.
Nothing wrong?
Are you sure?
It's amazing...
You've become more active.
Could it be my fault?
Niitaka is...
...so good to me, you know.
He's really sweet.
If only...
...he was a normal person.
If I keep my mouth shut, what will happen?
Tomiko...
...I am truly worried about you.
You're not yourself anymore, Tomiko.
All clear.
It may be none of my business...
But if I were to ask an acquaintance of mine...
...to send a clipping from a Tokyo newspaper...
"Bus accident or double suicide?"
"From Tsuyako Tsukikawa"
Niitaka...
Did you know, Niikata...
They say that a ghost has been seen around here recently.
...deceived and murdered by her lover.
I suddenly remembered about it.
Haven't you heard of this story?
Betrayed...
...her soul cannot rest.
That's just superstition.
Well, I believe it.
Let's play chicken.
Poison in one drink.
If you drink it you'll die. Like going to sleep forever.
You're kidding.
The chances are 50/50.
Shall I go first?
Let's toast.
Wait.
Cheers.
Good bye.
I was just joking.
I'm sorry.
I didn't intend to hurt you.
Shall we get married?
Chieko...
...I think...
...I am too much in love with Niitaka.
I'm completely confused.
But there is...
...no turning back for me.
It was my own decision to...
...take part in this adventure.
I've...
...decided...
...to put an end to it all by myself.
Excuse me...
Is Tomiko here?
She works as...
...a bus conductor.
Tomiko?
She's on that bus.
Even...
...if I am to die.
You alone will know the truth.
So...
...please do not forget me.
My life was miserable, and I was lonely...
But remember me as the one who wrestled her fate at the end.
And...
...never, ever...
...follow in my footsteps of foolishness.
Why the flowers?
They were my best friend's favourites.
All clear.
That was close.
I'm sorry.
The lights.
That ghost story...
...didn't you make it up?
I know it all.
All about you...
Everything.
What are you getting at?
Let's go home early...
...and talk things over.
Tomiko, the crossing.
If I get off...
Will you run me over?
Are you tired of me?
Just like Tsuyako.
How dare you...
Concerning Tsuyako...
Alright...
Take a look from there.
The up-train already went.
The down-train won't come for a while yet.
You watch the left from there.
All clear.
Are you OK?
"Bus accident or double suicide?
Driver dead. Conductor wounded"
"Unnatural coincidence"
It's too unnatural to be a coincidence.
Two double suicides and one accident.
Each time one died, but the other survived.
But, post-investigations on the cases Niitaka was involved in...
...dug up no evidence...
...to indicate that the victims were murdered.
Did you know anything other than the rumour?
Isn't Tomiko a habitual liar...
...always telling lies?
No.
As far as I know, she never told a lie.
Detectives are so persistent.
They're pretty smart. Don't let their appearances fool you.
But...
They said that there's no evidence that Niitaka was the murderer.
It's ridiculous.
They haven't a clue about the truth.
Does it hurt?
Maybe...
...he didn't intend to kill anyone.
Niitaka...
When he died...
...he didn't doubt me at all.
You'll make God angry.
Remember:
God saved your life.Is it kicking?
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