See You Tomorrow Page #9
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- 2016
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I felt it in your pulse.
951
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54:08,001 -- 00:54:09,001Bring the ice!
952
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54:12,876 -- 00:54:13,626Bring the ice!
953
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54:17,751 -- 00:54:18,959It's said that Destiny
954
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54:20,584 -- 00:54:21,959it's like a chunk of ice.
955
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54:21,959 -- 00:54:23,792Hold it in your hand and you'll see.
956
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54:27,417 -- 00:54:28,917It actually goes like this,
957
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54:30,417 -- 00:54:31,917Destiny is ice.
958
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54:31,917 -- 00:54:33,792I embraced it.
959
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54:34,042 -- 00:54:35,667The ice changed.
960
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54:36,001 -- 00:54:37,792Then I knew.
961
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54:38,376 -- 00:54:39,876It was not destined to be.
962
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54:40,626 -- 00:54:41,834You think that by holding on
963
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54:42,459 -- 00:54:44,501it will stay forever?
964
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54:47,584 -- 00:54:48,792See your brother?
965
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54:48,876 -- 00:54:50,001He has arthritis.
966
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54:50,042 -- 00:54:51,917If you don't let go, neither will he.
967
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54:52,292 -- 00:54:54,834I would sooner die than let go!
968
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54:54,834 -- 00:54:56,667We will not let go!
969
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54:59,584 -- 00:55:00,834What's this got to do with me?
970
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55:00,834 -- 00:55:02,126The ferryman's highest tenet.
971
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55:02,376 -- 00:55:04,001Have empathy. Grab hold.
972
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55:09,709 -- 00:55:11,501Holding on hurts.
973
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55:11,584 -- 00:55:14,501Don't let go, and it's gone,
all the same.
974
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55:22,001 -- 00:55:23,792Don't you care about your brother's life?
975
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55:59,084 -- 00:56:01,626Does holding so tight really help?
976
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56:22,084 -- 00:56:24,042Did you think it was destined to be?
977
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56:27,501 -- 00:56:28,917When actually there was nothing.
978
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56:39,459 -- 00:56:40,792But I can't let go.
979
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56:44,792 -- 00:56:46,834I thought he loved me,
980
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56:47,792 -- 00:56:49,209left because he feared me.
981
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56:52,459 -- 00:56:53,959Turns out he never even cared.
982
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56:56,084 -- 00:56:59,126Loving deeply isn't wrong.
983
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57:04,542 -- 00:57:06,542The love that's truly meant for you
984
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57:06,834 -- 00:57:08,709shouldn't hurt like ice.
985
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57:13,876 -- 00:57:16,959It should warm like a cup of tea.
986
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57:41,709 -- 00:57:42,584How long
987
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57:43,459 -- 00:57:45,792before the ice in my heart melts?
988
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57:46,792 -- 00:57:47,876It won't.
989
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57:49,917 -- 00:57:53,417Your ice is the size of mountains.
990
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57:58,876 -- 00:58:00,459This poor woman,
991
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58:00,459 -- 00:58:02,876about to get married and
the groom doesn't show.
992
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58:03,001 -- 00:58:04,126It's been nearly a full day.
993
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58:04,126 -- 00:58:06,417She's blocking the garage,
but we can't call the cops.
994
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58:06,542 -- 00:58:08,626Could be bad for business.
995
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58:08,626 -- 00:58:09,876Know how I feel?
996
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58:09,917 -- 00:58:11,459In a word:
I'm ruined!997
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58:11,459 -- 00:58:12,959You called the right man.
998
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58:20,709 -- 00:58:21,751Don't throw it.
999
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58:22,459 -- 00:58:24,459This one ought to hurt more.
1000
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58:27,626 -- 00:58:29,042Wedding gowns are made for one day.
1001
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58:29,459 -- 00:58:31,584Isn't it hard wearing one for so long?
1002
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58:31,626 -- 00:58:32,709No it's not!
1003
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58:34,084 -- 00:58:36,667Once he's back, we can get married.
1004
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58:37,417 -- 00:58:39,792He doesn't even want you,
and you still wait?
1005
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58:40,084 -- 00:58:42,084What else can I do but wait?
1006
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58:42,876 -- 00:58:44,417I miss him.
1007
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58:44,834 -- 00:58:46,5841008
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58:47,542 -- 00:58:49,0011009
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58:49,584 -- 00:58:50,542Really that bad?
1010
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58:50,667 -- 00:58:53,792It's really that bad!
1011
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58:53,834 -- 00:58:55,542Tell you what.
1012
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58:55,834 -- 00:58:57,459Within 48 hours,
1013
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58:58,834 -- 00:58:59,792you'll have forgotten him.
1014
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58:59,876 -- 00:59:00,959Who are you?
1015
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59:08,834 -- 00:59:10,542The only thought in her head is that guy.
1016
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59:10,751 -- 00:59:11,834To ferry her,
1017
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59:12,167 -- 00:59:13,959you must put other thoughts inside.
1018
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59:14,542 -- 00:59:15,167Like what?
1019
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59:15,792 -- 00:59:17,167You do neurosurgery, too?
1020
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59:17,876 -- 00:59:20,042Starting now, you keep her company.
1021
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59:20,709 -- 00:59:22,501And nobody eats.
1022
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59:22,834 -- 00:59:24,417That's cruel.
1023
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59:24,459 -- 00:59:25,792That's the job.
1024
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59:26,042 -- 00:59:27,709You gotta be hard on yourself.
1025
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59:28,126 -- 00:59:28,876Remember,
1026
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59:29,876 -- 00:59:31,084you must have empathy.
1027
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59:39,751 -- 00:59:40,542Hi.
1028
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59:46,834 -- 00:59:48,12624 hours later
1029
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59:48,501 -- 00:59:49,501Char isn't a problem,
1030
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59:52,376 -- 00:59:53,376but the aroma has to reach them.
1031
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00:21,584 -- 01:00:22,626Start the fans!
1032
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00:22,751 -- 01:00:24,042Forget it.
1033
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00:24,834 -- 01:00:25,917You look so hungry...
1034
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00:27,042 -- 01:00:28,334how about...
1035
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00:28,334 -- 01:00:29,084putting in an order.
1036
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00:29,501 -- 01:00:33,417Sure!
1037
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00:34,334 -- 01:00:38,542Steamed lamb, bear paw,
and deer tail.
1038
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00:38,542 -- 01:00:41,376Roast duck, chicken, and goose.
1039
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00:41,542 -- 01:00:43,501- Okay.
1040
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00:43,584 -- 01:00:44,751Yeah.
1041
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00:44,751 -- 01:00:45,751And tripe.
1042
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00:45,792 -- 01:00:48,626Marinated meat and sausages.
1043
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00:48,917 -- 01:00:49,667You eat those?
1044
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00:49,834 -- 01:00:51,709I do, I do. I eat all those!
1045
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00:52,209 -- 01:00:53,459Alright. Carry on.
1046
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00:53,792 -- 01:00:54,542Why?
1047
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00:54,709 -- 01:00:56,834I let you order. Didn't say you could have it.
1048
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01:05,084 -- 01:01:05,959"36 Hours Later"
1049
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01:06,042 -- 01:01:08,209Don't! Don't!
1050
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01:08,209 -- 01:01:09,584That's no moon cake! Don't lick it!
1051
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01:11,459 -- 01:01:12,876Let me out!
1052
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01:13,126 -- 01:01:15,459Listen. Listen to me.
1053
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01:16,501 -- 01:01:18,751Actually, everything on earth is edible.
1054
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01:18,792 -- 01:01:20,001Like sunlight! And air!
1055
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01:20,417 -- 01:01:22,751Steamed deer tail.
1056
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01:23,126 -- 01:01:24,417Let your strength rise from deep inside.
1057
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01:24,417 -- 01:01:26,751Deep inside.
1058
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01:26,834 -- 01:01:27,667"48 hours later"
1059
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01:27,751 -- 01:01:28,834Don't eat me!
1060
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01:30,042 -- 01:01:31,417Don't eat me!
1061
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01:31,459 -- 01:01:32,417You can't eat that!
1062
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01:34,542 -- 01:01:35,834Let me have one bite.
1063
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01:37,126 -- 01:01:38,167Are you that hungry?
1064
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01:41,959 -- 01:01:43,126What is it you miss now?
1065
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01:43,792 -- 01:01:46,501
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