Timecop: The Berlin Decision
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Hey, Ryan, I thought you might
show up here today.

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For two years,
in this hole, I've waited.

:38:42
If only you'd opened your mind
and allowed yourself to think...

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beyond the confines of a timecop,
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we would be so much further
along by now.

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[Sighs]
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- It's bothered you, hasn't it?
- What's that?

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The decision you made in Berlin.
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To save Hitler,
kill my wife.

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I know.
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We both lost something that night.
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Part of who we were.
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But I tell you what, Ryan,
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I'm willing to put all that
aside and move forward...

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because what we're dealing with
is much, much bigger than us.

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You want me to forget
Berlin ever happened?

:39:29
Forget about Edwards
and your Sasha? Is that it?

:39:33
- Yes.
- You are insane.

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What's your definition
of insanity, Ryan?

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Is it really yours, or is it
just something you've been told?

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What do you say
we jump back in time...

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to when man first decided to
lock up all those deemed insane?

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Don't you want to know
who made that decision?

:39:56
Don't you want to make sure
they got it right?


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