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xs11090100_MSG0001 |
This is wrong.[ST:n ]Humanity should have died out along with the Earth.[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0002 |
We should have let nature take its course[ST:n ]and accepted our fate.[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0003 |
You don't believe that, Lao.[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0004 |
If you did, you would have never volunteered[ST:n ]to work on Project Exodus in the first place.[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0005 |
Or on the White Whale's crew![ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0006 |
I was a believer, once...[ST:n ]I honestly thought we could pull it off.[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0007 |
I knew we couldn't save everyone, of course.[ST:n ]Billions of people, in that timeframe?[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0008 |
But a cross-section of races? Religions? Yes.[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0009 |
It felt like all the usual politics disappeared.[ST:n ]People from different countries HAD to come together.[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0010 |
There was no other choice—this was survival![ST:n ]So I signed up.[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0011 |
So what happened?[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0012 |
It was all LIES![ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0013 |
If you weren't rich, or connected, or part of[ST:n ]the first world elite, you got left to die on Earth.[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0014 |
What?![ST:wait ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0015 |
Oh yes.[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0016 |
The only reason people like you and me[ST:n ]got on board the White Whale[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0017 |
is because they could use our skills.[ST:n ]Exploit our talents.[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0018 |
But everyone else? All those countless souls[ST:n ]boxed up in your precious Lifehold Core?[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0019 |
The same elitist bastards that decided[ST:n ]they're the only part of humanity worth saving.[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0020 |
No...[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0021 |
If you don't believe me...ask Elma.[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0022 |
I can't say I agreed with how all the passengers were chosen...[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0023 |
but I hardly see how it justifies this madness.[ST:n ]We were acting to save the human race.[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0024 |
I never understood why humans separate themselves off...[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0025 |
By race, by class, religion, country, age...[ST:n ]As if it matters in the end![ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0026 |
On a genetic level, the differences are insignificant.[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0027 |
No, not insignificant. Not to humans.[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0028 |
But really, how could you understand, Elma?[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0029 |
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xs11090100_MSG0030 |
Sorry, but I won't let those bastards[ST:n ]purge what made us human.[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0031 |
I'll kill us all first.[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0032 |
Lao, look—I admit I had no idea about any of this...[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0033 |
but killing what's left of us isn't going to solve anything.[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0033_2 |
It's you playing god instead of them![ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0034 |
How is that fair?![ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0035 |
Don't talk to me about \"fair\"...[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0035_2 |
Is it fair what happened to my wife and little girl?[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0036 |
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xs11090100_MSG0037 |
That's why I volunteered...[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0038 |
I didn't sign up for Project Exodus because[ST:n ]I wanted to save the human race... No...[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0039 |
I signed up for Project Exodus...[ST:n ]because I wanted to save my family...[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0040 |
We knew there were no guarantees[ST:n ]we'd be chosen, of course...[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0040_2 |
We promised each other we'd accept our fate, either way.[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0041 |
But at least, this way, we had a chance.[ST:n ]...We had something to hope for.[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0042 |
Hope was all we asked for.[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0043 |
But there was never any hope. Not really.[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0044 |
The decision was already made...[ST:n ]We just didn't know it yet.[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0044_02 |
These scum DESERVE TO DIE, Elma![ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0045 |
No one deserves to die, Lao.[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0046 |
Tell that to Charmaine! And Chenshi![ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0047 |
Tell it to everyone we left back on Earth![ST:n ]...And you KNEW.[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0048 |
You knew they’d sealed the fate of all those people...[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0049 |
and then you lied—you LIED about why no one[ST:n ]could know who made it onto the ship until after launch![ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0050 |
The decision came down to saving[ST:n ]a subset of humanity or total extinction.[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0051 |
I stand by that decision.[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0052 |
And I'd do it again.[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0053 |
Enough talk.[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0053_2 |
I don't expect you to agree with[ST:n ]every decision that was made in the past.[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0054 |
But I won't let you destroy humanity's future.[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0062 |
Fair enough.[ST:wait ][ST:n ] |
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xs11090100_MSG0062_2 |
I don't expect you to agree either, but that won't stop me![ST:wait ][ST:n ] |