Waching daily Jan 27 2019

Do you feel you live under occupation?

Amer Rahat

No

Why?

That's what I think

That's my opinion

I can't hear you

I think that, what do you want me to say

I am a citizen here like anyone else

Do you think you live under occupation?

Radna Taibe (filmed in Nablus)

Yes

Yes, I do because I don't do everything that I want

Like what? What can't she do?

If I wanted to go to Arab countries I can't

because there is no peace between them Israel and the Arab countries

That's not because of occupation

because

because there is no peace

and he (her husband) said "he's talking politically"

For example, there are many houses

that are under threat of demolition

Because they (Israeli authorities) are saying these homes

were built without a permit

Do you feel you live under occupation?

Amer Furadis

Sometimes

How?

That's the answer

Ok but why?

Why? Because with the Nation State law that came up now

it really creates discrimination

it really creates distinctions between citizens

Is that occupation or simply discrimination?

It is gradual occupation

So you think things will just get more and more worse?

Of course, this is only the beginning

that is how all the facist governments started

They started like that

slowly they change the constitution change the laws

over the years

they bypass the minorities

and then they discriminate against them

Is there another example you can give?

Let's say... I really hope the Nation State law won't last

that's why I am asking

so is there something else?

Of course

Give me another example

For example

Kosher foods

Kosher foods?

I am a cook

and when they changed owners and made the place Kosher Mahadrin

so they fired me because I am a non Jew

I am not permitted to light fires

Where was this?

A restaurant in Zichron Yaakov

Really? - Yes

Wow

Yes, I will give you the most direct answers

(can't hear her)

No, it has nothing to do with the army

For the army, I am also allowed to serve, I have no problem with that

everyone does what he wants

but we are talking about...

(I can't hear what she is saying)

What did she say?

She claims, she says

that some times you go look for work in something

and they ask you if you served in the army or didn't serve

So you think that because you didn't serve in the army...

Yes, they prefer those that served in the army

Maria Nazareth (filmed in Nablus)

Yes

Sometimes

Like when I

interact with the Jewish people

I will feel like something is wrong in the air

but I act with them normally

Do you have any Jewish friends?

No

Not really

I talk to people in the Jewish language

in Hebrew

I have to because I live there

so I have to know the language

so I can live normally

and do my chores and all that

So what else? When you say you feel you live under occupation

what else could it be?

In politics, when I vote

there are no seats

Parliament

What?

Parliament

Yes, yes

There is no Arab seats

There are (Arab) parties

you just don't like them

We are a small community

but that's not because we are a little community

or our numbers are small

It's because there are many Jews who come from outside

the country

They weren't born here

They are Russians, Moldavians

Ukrainians

When you add more Jewish people, we become smaller

But I have to live with it

I don't know

I don't have anything in my mind

on a daily basis

that I will think that there are some differences between us

between Jewish people and Arabs

right now I don't have anything on my mind

but there is something you feel it

You feel it but I can't just tell you

because it's the little details

Do you think you live under occupation?

Naill Arrara

That is a very complicated and complex question

Of course

It is not thought of as occupation

it is more of an occupation, not of land

but an occupation connected to

not acknowledging the fact

that we (Arab Israelis) exist here for years

many years

and they need to acknowledge our population...

How can the Jews acknowledge? How can the state acknowledge?

You

First of all

last year

the Nation State law

that says

that Arabs are second class

Jews are first class

and from there it starts

before that it is history

everything related to acknowledgement...

Give me an example of something they can do

I think this university (Haifa University) is a good place for dialogue

for discussions between Arabs and Jews

to bring people together

to improve trust

There is a crisis of trust

between Arabs and Jews

Like there is a crisis between secular and religious

it is the same I think

So to talk about it

to find solutions

To find a solution? - Yes

Like you are talking to me now

that's the solution to speak

If we sit and talk

solve all the problems

There is no problem that can't be solved

there is only trust

There are prejudices

like "it is impossible to speak with Arabs"

"Arabs are second class"

All those things we need to change

so as you are talking to me now

you certainly identify

a person that is thoughtful

so it is the same thing

If you sit across from "the other"

you discover other things with him

and awareness that needs to be changed

Do you live under occupation?

Yes

Where do you live?

Nahariya

You are Muslim No one can see that

Yes

Why do you think you live under occupation?

You come back here Mr. Big Mouth (her friend who said he would speak)

You study at Haifa University - I feel a difference

You study at Haifa University - Yes, of course

Inside the borders of the university

you can see the difference

Like what? Give me an example

At the bus station

for example - What do you mean?

I remember when I used the buses

there were

How can I say that?

Do people put you into two separate lines? What do you mean?

Yes

There are two separate lines? One for Arabs and one for Jews?

No, no

In the bus stations

the security (guard)

just

let's me see the difference

between the Arabs and the Jews

I don't understand

Who says what? You have to give me an example

Because I have never seen anything like that

I just forgot the word

Hebrew?

They checked me (security check) and they didn't check the Jews

They checked me

They checked me

I am saying, I am a Jew and I am checked

After you get off the bus

Ah

at the bus stop

So someone stops you

I thought you meant the entrance to the university

No, not the security check (at the entrance to all buildings)

At the bus stop

Who does this? The police? I don't understand

No, a guard

He checks me but didn't check others

Because of the fact that I wear a hijab and others don't

Ok

That's a good example

So why is that occupation?

It's definitely

bigotry, I would say racism

but there is no race but you know what I mean

It's racism

But how is that occupation?

You feel you are not a citizen

they check you but don't check others

So you don't feel equal

I don't feel I belong

Do you live under occupation?

Sharihan Beer al Mashash (unrecognized village)

I don't think so

We live in Israel

Arabs and Jews together

I don't face

the same situation like in the West Bank

honestly

Maybe in the West Bank

West Bank

there is occupation

I can see that in the news

But in the place where I live

You live in what area?

The Negev? - Yes, the Negev

You are Bedouin? - Yes, I am a Bedouin

Raneen Majd al Krum

Do you feel you live under occupation?

Yes

In Israel - Yes

As a citizen? - Yes

With full rights? - Yes

Why?

Because I am an Arab

So what's wrong with that? Excuse me, what racism?

No, it's not bad - I was making a joke

You have a constant feeling

that you are under occupation

It's true that we have lots of rights

but there are also many things that

that we are not indirectly entitled to

Like what?

Give an example

For example

in academic education

Sometimes Arabs have a harder time getting far

It is something that is known

Actually no. I work at Tel Aviv University

and they accept many from the Arab populations (higher than their proportion in the population)

The question is for what purpose?

You can bring lab rats

and you can bring in those that do the experiment

It depends on many things what I am saying

it is not something permanent

but it is a subject that...

So you as Arabs say among yourselves

that these are the issues

It is something discussed between students

Do you study? - Yes

Where? - At ORT Braude

An engineering college

Engineering? Nice

Go on - That's it

But besides that, everything is good

if you are

If you are a good person everything is okay

It doesn't matter if you have rights or you don't have rights

if you are a good person with good will, everything will be...

I think it matters

I think it matters that people feel attached

feel equal - Yes

On the other hand, it's politics

Connected question

What would make you feel

that you are fully Israel?

That's a really big question

I think it is 50

or 60 years old

or maybe more

You mean from 1948? - Yes

I don't think that is a question that I am capable of answering

You are a Jerusalem resident

do you feel you live under occupation?

Yes

You have a blue (Israeli) ID

you have the same rights as a Jew that lives in Jerusalem

to qualify

The whole image that we have the same privileges

the same...

First of all, I have lived here all my life

I can see the differences

for example, if I want to go from A to B

it would be much more difficult for me

I am not just seeing it, I am feeling it

when I compare it to other Israeli people

We are talking about two different locations not areas A and B (West Bank)

Yes, locations

Give me an example of a location where it is more difficult and why

A location for example

yesterday we had Yom Kippur

so basically

in order to go home

I had to take a 30 minute road

instead of a 5 minute road

Where is home?

I live near the old city

If I want to finish my job and go back home

basically all the main roads are closed (to prevent driving in religious areas)

so I have to take a big detour

if you go to the Israeli places there would be (note, roads are closed to all)

That is one day a year

Ok, I will give you another example

For example, I have national insurance

What is it called in English?

If I want to go to my national insurance (office)

just make sure that both have the same IDs

The main difference is

when I go to the national insurance (office)

I have to stand in line for more than 40 minutes

the whole building is an old building

We only have two windows (clerks)

All those people only have two lines

If you go to the national insurance (office) over here (West Jerusalem)

you will find more than 20 clerks

Since you go to the "Jewish"...

Not Jewish

National insurance in East Jerusalem is for people who live in Jerusalem

without Israeli citzenship

I have the same ID

but I don't have the citizenship

So I have to go over there

and you see a lot of troubles

you see less workers

less...

From the perspective of security

you'll see

not a good attitude

towards the people over there

but over here, you will get "I apologize", "sorry for..."

Are you allowed to go to the other... - No

Not allowed

Because you are not a citizen

Because I don't have the passport

So you need to get citizenship - Exactly

If you were a Palestinian who got citizenship

would you be allowed to go to... - Yes

But for me, I live here all my life

I am not allowed to get...

So why not get citizenship?

I am not allowed to get citizenship - Of course you are allowed

You are allowed

I quote

I am "allowed" as a matter of law

but when you apply for the application

you'll find

after many years

your application would be the same probably

Another perspective

(to a religious Jewish friend of mine) I apologize, I am saying what I want to say

Of course

Go for it

When you go to a Palestinian district

an Arab district in Jerusalem

You have a lot of problems in

houses

If you want to take an application to build a house

you will be asking for years

In the Jewish areas, you will never see

a court order

to demolish the house

demolish the house

every once in a while you will see

That's true - you will see demolishing houses

Another one

Traffic

Parking tickets

You will never see in a Jewish area

a police officer will stop you

saying "hello, I just want to make sure everything is okay"

He will probably stop you if you go through a red light

if you cross something else

but in my area

there is always a police officer

just waiting for someone

to spend his time on it

Ok, "hello officer"

"I have insurance"

If it's okay

he will start to search for something in order to

give you any sort of ticket

and that's true

What makes it even worse

is that they are always over there

What else?

I can speak a lot about this

You just feel it

You feel it everywhere

But is that occupation

or is that racism?

Discrimination

It's discrimination

due to the occupation

Probably if you go to other...

let's say about Jewish people probably

in other countries, you won't see the same thing

It's a totally different thing

But when you go...

due to the occupation

people are a little brainwashed

because they go to the military 16, 17, 18 years old

So when you go there

they start brainwashing

in order to make this...

And some people like it

Some people try to fight it

But you can see it you can feel it everywhere

If you go to the Central Bus Station

I go with my mother my mother wears a scharf (hijab)

they will leave all the people and search your mother

because you are special

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原生之罪 | Original Sin 13 (Eng. Sub) - Duration: 42:55.

2017, one year ago:

- Sir! - Lu Li.

- Before they drop their weapons, you can't go in there! - It'll be fine.

My name is Lu Li!

I'm coming to negotiate with you now, representing the Hua City Criminal Investigations Unit!

This is my gun!

Sir!

Sir!

I'm one of you!

Stop firing! Stop firing!

Stop shooting!

Why did you open fire?

Why did you open fire?! I was going to negotiate, why did you open fire—

It was my order!

They all had guns.

They had this planned from the start — Chu Dao was a double agent, a traitor!

What did you say?

He's worked with the Criminal Investigations Unit for twelve years — and he's a traitor?

Twelve years mean nothing!

Director Zhang worked with the CIU for thirty-five years:

and wasn't he killed by them?!

Take a good look.

Chu Dao was involved in the murder,

(text: unknown number "chu dao is the mole, card number: 5315 9190 0438 2114 received 500k in bribes") and received five hundred thousand for it — five hundred grand!

And the evidence for it is on him right now.

Are you going to find it, or shall I?

Look.

The card ending in 2114,

received five hundred thousand — now, you go investigate where that five hundred grand came from!

He murdered Director Zhang.

And he disguised himself as a hostage,

in order to cover up his crimes, in order to blind you from the truth!

If I hadn't opened fire,

you would have become the true hostage!

Would you still be able to stand here then?!

Director Zhang. One of them escaped.

Nonsense! There's three bodies here already.

Sweep the building, up and down — don't let him get away!

If you encounter resistance, open fire immediately!

Yes, sir!

Original Sin Ep. 13 subbed by: xia!

- What's your son's name? - Zhao Tongjun.

- How old is he? - Twenty-seven.

You reported that your son's been missing for fourteen months.

So you're saying from last July up until now,

you haven't seen him, and he hasn't contacted you?

That's right. Back then, we got into a fight, and then he ran away from home.

Before, he was a very good child — we'd get into disagreements sometimes,

but after going out for a while, he'd always come home, or at least give me a call.

But this time, he hasn't reached out to me in so long.

I suspect... he's been murdered.

When he left home, what was he wearing? Did he say anything?

- It seems like you're busy. Why don't you go take care of your work? - It's fine.

- What color clothing was he wearing? - A black T-shirt,

black pants, and — his sneakers were black, too.

Oh, his hair was red.

You're really that busy, huh? Why don't you go take care of it, I'll handle this.

- I'm working on the case too, you know! - Then work!

Alright.

Mrs. Zhao, right? Regarding your son's disappearance...

It seems like last March, last August, and this April, you've already reported him missing three times.

And, in all of those three reports...

you falsely claimed that your son was killed.

And for that reason, you were even detained for fifteen days, am I right?

I suspected that my son had been killed, but they didn't believe me!

They even accused me of reporting false claims!

Alright. Because you filed multiple cases,

last June, the police already used the manpower of over a hundred officers,

in order to find your son, and even to bring him home to you.

Considering he's an adult, who didn't want to live with you...

you continued to file missing persons cases to find him,

even saying that he'd been killed, and that you hadn't seen him in fourteen months,

don't you think that's a little strange?

Don't they say to go to the police when you run into trouble?

As a mother, wanting to see my son:

can't you police do that for me?

I really am busy, now.

I'll be going.

Case: Disappearance of six-year-old daughter

So this is what we do when we're out of cases?

If not this, then what? The entire Criminal Investigations Unit takes a vacation?

What's wrong with a vacation? What are we doing looking into missing persons cases?

They're either old folks getting lost, or teenagers running away from home.

Neither of those are what the CIU should be looking into.

What if it really is a murder, though?

And, helping people find their lost loved ones — it's definitely not a bad thing.

I guess that's true.

There hasn't been a real case in over twenty days.

Why do I get the feeling you're hoping for trouble?

Of course not. I'm just a little bored. Was it like this before, too?

To have no cases for a full month?

There's always a peaceful month every year.

Killers are all biding their time,* huh? Waiting for the rainy season to pass before settling their scores? [ * idiom, lit. "square accounts after autumn harvest" ]

It has nothing to do with the rain. Sometimes it's during the wet months,

sometimes it's the hottest period of the year.* [ * "three fu," mid-July to mid-August ]

Sometimes there's just a gentle breeze, with the cool winds feeling especially nice.

But it's just that nobody's had evil thoughts, which is why nothing's been happening.

The lady who reported this case is named Mrs. Grey.* [ * ... just ignore the fact that he says "Gary" ]

In a bit, you might have to speak English with her.

She said that today,

after getting up in the morning to eat breakfast with her daughter, they went for a stroll around the neighborhood.

As they were walking, there was a man who stopped them to ask for directions.

After answering him and turning around, her daughter was gone.

- And the man who asked her for directions? - She was busy looking for her daughter — she didn't pay attention to where he went.

Maybe her daughter was taken by someone.

A man asking for directions before her daughter was taken... this could be an organized kidnapping case.

That's right. It's up ahead.

This time, we might have something to do.

- Her daughter's named Eva, right? - Yeah.

- Six years old? Come here. - Yeah.

This time, you really do have a big case.

LOST DOG: Name: Eva (female) Age: 6 Years Breed: Papillion Personality: Will come when called, likes... If found, please call Mrs. Grey Thank you so much!!

(017-8067590, landline)

- Hello, who is this? - Is this Lu Li?

It is. Who is this?

I'm Wang Ke.

What do you want?

- I want to meet with you. - Sure. Where are you?

Hello?

Hello?

Which Wang Ke? The one that killed Director Zhang?

They used a landline. Once we look it up, we'll know their location.

We won't be able to look it up. If we do, Director Dong will find out.

He was outside. Where would there be a landline?

A public payphone.

Be careful.

Wow — what century are we in? These still exist?

There's only three of them in Hua City. This one is the most remote — the other two are in the center of town.

"Make a passport for me."

Do you need my help?

Give me the information.

This person hasn't even been dead for a week.

They haven't canceled their residence registration yet, so just print this identity on there.

- Be detailed with this, yeah? - Police?

I got it.

Before police go undercover, you always have to make sure your cover's clean.

Do you think this is a movie?

Aren't there people that do this kind of work in the police force?

- Why did you come to me? - Stop asking questions.

I'm helping out a friend.

- Here. - It's done? - It's done.

- Will this really work? - Hey, I'm a professional.

Do you want me to add a few more pages?

Here. It's done.

- Impressive. - Why don't I recommend him to you?

You could use him.

But I've been thinking,

over seven hundred kilometers,

thirty-one checkpoints, almost one every twenty kilometers.

Those three fugitives — how did they manage to get to Hua City?

You're getting involved in this case?

No.

Everyone's been saying how good of a person Director Zhang was — even though I've never met him, I was just interested, is all.

How do you think they got here?

Did they hike through the mountains?

I've thought about it for half a year.

The one possibility is that the three of them came in a police car.

Whose police car?

Director Zhang was your mentor, right?

That guy blew your mentor's brains out, and you still made a fake passport for him, to let him leave the country?

I'm not just giving it to him. It's a trade.

What's he trading?

Who ordered him to carry out the crime. How many of them there were.

And all the evidence — I want all of it.

And — no matter where he goes, or how far he runs, I will catch him and bring him back here.

I won't just let Director Zhang and Chu Dao's cases end like that.

- From what you just said, you didn't kill Chu Dao. - When did I say I killed him?

Didn't you tell me before that it was basically you that killed him, or something like that?

Whatever.

Well, then — where were you, the day he died?

- Are you suspecting me? - Of course not, I'm just curious.

"Unknown caller"

Hello?

The passport is ready.

I'll give you the passport, and you'll give me the truth. Where are we meeting?

Okay.

- Where are we doing? - The abandoned building in Little India — do you know it?

- I do. - Then you drive. We'll go together.

- I'm not going. - Are you messing with me?

First: you haven't cleared yourself of suspicion.

Second: you're about to bring me to a fugitive.

I'm not sure whether I'll become the second Chu Dao.

(writing: Xinshan) Those people committed crimes in Xinshan.

So, Xinshan shut down the entire city.

Xinshan police blocked off all the city's exits.

But the fugitives still broke through every single checkpoint.

They traveled over seven hundred kilometers,* [ * ~435 miles ]

and escaped to Hua City.

Those three from that case had a truly amazing ability to predict our next moves.

But what came after that was especially strange.

Not even three days after reaching Hua City,

they were caught by the Hua City police, while eating at a restaurant.

What would you like to drink? I'll get it for you. Just, don't hurt anyone, okay?

Don't — don't hurt anyone.

Officers — officers! It's these three!

Officer!

We're full.

Wang Ke.

You're under arrest for robbery.

You have the right to remain silent. Everything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law.

You have the right to an attorney.

Cuff him!

Then, they were held in Hua City's main prison for over half a year.

Who they came into contact with during that time, we don't know.

But because their crime was committed in Xinshan,

naturally, they had to be escorted back to Xinshan.

During that process,

- they killed Director Zhang. - Their crime was committed in Xinshan,

so Wang Ke and his accomplices had to be escorted back to Xinshan, right?

According to what you just said,

back then, it was Director Zhang in charge of the case,

which was why, according to protocol, he had to be in charge of the escort, right?

Right. But I think, personally,

it was a trap.

At that time, where was Lu Li?

Hello?

You really are something, kid.

Just because I didn't give you a call, you don't call me?

Ri — right, I should be the one going, I was the one who caught the criminal, to let you go alone...

I didn't ask you about that.

I'm asking you, how is Yinuo's injury?

The kid — she broke her arm,

but she didn't even cry! I'm really worried — what if there's something wrong with her head?

- Well, where's Wu Wenxuan? - I haven't seen her. She's been taking care of her husband the whole time.

When — when is that case going to court? After I'm done here, I'll go over immediately.

There's no need to come. After stopping by Xinshan, I'm going straight home for the weekend.

Don't worry, I'm fine.

And, Chu Dao's with me.

How is it? Is Yinuo okay?

She's fine. They're putting a cast on.

What are you doing?

Go, quickly.

But that Wang Ke really was something.

You know, with so many cops surrounding that abandoned building...

he even managed to get away.

Don't move!

Put down the gun.

Drop it.

Turn around.

Passport.

Kong Ming, that's my name?

This passport... there's nothing wrong with it, is there?

Leaving Lanya with it won't be a problem. You can go and hide.

But you'll still have to come back to be my witness.

I've already given you the passport. Tell me:

who gave you your orders?

Right now, someone wants to kill me to ensure my silence.

It was that person who had me kill Director Zhang.

Then what about the Xinshan case, from before?

We did that on purpose, of course.

And we escaped to Hua City on purpose, as well.

The three of you came here in a police car, didn't you?

You could call it a police car.

- Was Chu Dao one of yours? - Who?

The police officer who died there.

No. I thought he was a hostage.

With him, you'd hesitate to open fire.

But you even killed your own.

Wasn't that too cruel?

Was it Director Dong who gave you the orders?

Sir, are you okay?

- Who told you to fire? - Director Dong gave the order—

Who fucking told you to fire?

Director Dong said that Wang Ke came back to this abandoned building — I came over to save you!

He had his gun aimed at you — I was scared he'd kill you! And Director Dong said,

the minute we found Wang Ke, to shoot on sight!

Leave.

Sir. You already do so much, you can leave this one to me —

Get out!

Well? I'm leaving it to you.

What are you looking at?

Excuse me, is this the Criminal Investigations Unit?

Take a look. There are words there.

- What's your name? - Huang Jialun.

You're twenty-eight?

Look at your system — I was just talking about how your system security's too low.

Give me five minutes,

and I could turn this screen into the entrance to the bank across the street.

Yeah?

So are you here to find work, or to report a case?

Ah, I'm here to report a case. Anyway, I don't need a job.

Why don't you tell me about it.

Lately, I've noticed that some things haven't been too... normal.

I clearly put down some things in one place,

but later, I wasn't able to find them!

I want to clarify: I live alone — and nobody's visited my house.

It was a TV remote, right?

I put it on the first level of my coffee table.

And I put my e-book reader on the second level. But, later,

they both weren't there!

I ended up finding my remote on the second level, and my e-book reader on the first!

Sir, allow me to make a suggestion.

You can swap out your double-layered coffee table for a single layer one.

If you're already like this, after you become old, you might become like my mom.

She puts everything on the sofa, but still has to ask me where things are.

Fine, fine — we can drop the remote, for now.

I'll tell you about something I couldn't have been mistaken about.

- Alright. - I have a lot of figures.

- What are figures? - Figures? They're figurines of characters from anime.

With each serialization,* there's another one. [ * he's using the equivalent of Chinese otaku slang ]

- Serialization? - Serials? Like anime, with set dates for the next release.

- And then? - One day,

I noticed that the figure third from the left on second tier of my bookshelf,

Saber, from "Stay Zero,"

and the second from the right on the third tier of my bookshelf,

"Your Lie in April's"* Miyazono Kaori, [ * aka "Shigatsu Wa Kimi No Uso" ]

They switched places! How could they have switched places?

They don't have the same pupil colors at all!

One has green eyes, and the other has blue eyes!

Can you try to speak properly? How come I can't understand anything you're saying?

So, to put it simply... you had two toys.

- They swapped places. - Right!

- Thank you. - These two are worlds apart!

It's like if Sun Wukong from Journey to the West fell into The Dream of the Red Chamber and became Jia Baoyu!* [ * famous Chinese lit references... imagine if Aragorn from LotR became Darcy from Pride and Prejudice]

That's impossible!

Look, it's been difficult for you to speak — it's been difficult for me to listen, too.

What is that?

An asthma inhaler — one puff, and I'm good.

Listen. It's like this.

Sir, where you are right now is the Criminal Investigations Unit.

Its full name is the Criminal Affairs and Crime Investigation Unit.

I'm sure you weren't wrong, regarding your two figures.

But you're definitely in the wrong place.

I know — you find this too trivial, right?

Let me tell you about something of more importance, then.

I've noticed that recently, someone's been following me. Whether it's on the subway, at a maid cafe, or on the street, someone's definitely following me!

- Do you recognize this person? - No.

- Do you know what they look like? I can get a portrait done for you. - I don't.

Are they a man or a woman?

They're not masculine... but they're not feminine, either. Maybe they're a futa.

- Fu-what? - Futa!* [ * abbreviation of "futanari," jpn ]

It means hermaphrodite — it's a term used in anime.

- ...Renyao?* - You could think of it like that. [ * catch-all slur for queer / trans people ]

Sir, it's like this.

We will place the utmost importance on your case. Could you leave a contact method for me?

Then, if we find that there was some kind of problem with your figures,

we'll get in touch with you immediately. Okay?

Alright, okay, okay.

- Hello? - Officer Chi? Wang Ke was shot.

- Wang Ke was shot? Who shot him? - Zheng Shijie. (egg)

- He went to save Lu Li. - Is Lu Li okay?

- I'm not sure. - I'll be there immediately.

Wait, wait, Officer!

I really think that something's been up lately.

If there comes a day when something happens, like if I'm killed,

that is to say — if I really die, no matter how normal my death might seem,

you have to treat it like a homicide.

- Okay? - Alright. Sir, don't worry.

We've received professional training — we'll handle your case seriously.

I have your contact information, don't I? I'll really look into it, okay?

Let's go.

Brother Zhen.

- Chi Zhen. - Wow.

- Where's Lu Li? - In the car.

I don't know what he's thinking.

- What happened here? - Right, that's what I want to ask you.

- Didn't you call Egg Waffle over? - Director Dong called him here.

- But how did Director Dong know that Wang Ke was going to be here? - Exactly. How did he know?

Only you knew.

It could have been a lot worse.

I heard that when you two fought before, you'd actually come to blows.

It was always him punching me — I'm a civilized person.* [ * lit. "refined, gentle, scholarly" ]

- He's that mean to you? - Let's go grab lunch at my restaurant.

Let's go.

What are you making all that noise for? Who are you looking for?

Ah, I'm sorry. I'm looking for Chu Dao's parents.

Chu Dao? Hasn't he already died?

I was his coworker.

It was exactly to avoid you cops, who came by every single day —

they got tired of it, so they sold that house and moved away.

Where did they move?

They didn't tell me.

If they'd told me, and you cops went there to go look for them again, what's the point in them moving?

Don't look at me, I don't know.

(Serenity Cemetery 14th St, 44th District, Hua City — Qingcao Yuan #1*) [ * just a grave location / address ]

Chu Dao Hua City, Lanya [ text underneath just has birth/death date+time in a traditional 60 year cycle measurement; google "sexagenary cycle" if you're interested ]

He said so much.

He kept saying that his two toys swapped — or were put in the wrong place.

And then, that their eye colors weren't the same.

My head hurt just listening to it.

But, I did really like that cartoon's name — it was called...

"Your Lie in April." * [ lit. from the Japanese: "April was your lie" ]

They call that anime.

If you call them cartoons, they'd fight you.

- They're that picky? - I really don't think,

that having two figures in the wrong position is being too picky.

What do you mean?

Everyone's point of view is different.

For example, me, eating this steak.

Normally, you'd hold your fork in your left hand and your knife in your right hand.

But because I'm left-handed when it comes to eating,

I'll always hold it the opposite way.

Because of that, if anyone touches my utensils, I'd know.

If it was really like he said, then why would someone go to his house and move his things?

Because he got himself involved in some big trouble — right?

Didn't he say someone was following him?

He didn't know if it was a man or a woman?

All he told me was, if there comes a day when he died, no matter how normal his death seems, to treat it as a homicide.

That kind of talk's obvious. I could say it too:

if I die one day, no matter how normal my death might seem,

you still have to look into it, to see if someone killed me.

I need to make a call.

Hello? I'm the police officer you came to this afternoon.

Oh, I remember — is there something you need?

Where are you, right now?

Xiachang Station.

Hey, for now, don't go home.

Just continue taking this line for two more stops, and get off at Chunsheng Station.

Come out from exit D — 150 meters* east of there, there's a bar. [ * ~500 feet ]

- I'll wait for you there. - Does it have to be today?

- Come as soon as you can. - Then... then, that's fine, I guess.

How is it? Is the steak good?

It's my first time eating steak at your place, but seriously — your place's steak is pretty good.

Of course.

If you ask me, you shouldn't be a police officer.

You could just make steak!

"By nature, we desire food and sex." [ * quote from Mengzi, famous Chinese philosopher ]

Aren't there only these two pleasures, in life?

Right, food and sex are both pretty pleasurable — but I can't take them both, can I?* [ * lit. can't "occupy/take up" both — basically he's saying he has to leave at least one for other people, he can't be good at everything. implying hes good at sex...]

You keep looking at your watch.

- Do you have plans? - Yeah.

But not for lunch.

He should've been here ages ago.

Then I'll leave first — I don't want to disturb you.

Let me take this call.

Hello?

Understood.

Don't leave. Something's happened.

What?

Huang Jialun's dead.

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Who is Will Poulter?

Birthday, January 28, 1993,

Birthplace, London, England,

Age, 26 years old,

Birth Sign, Aquarius,

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Actor who earned a 2008 British Independent Film Award nomination for his role as Lee

Carter in Son of Rambow.

He also had roles in We're the Millers, The Revenant, and the Chronicles of Narnia films.

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He was encouraged to audition for Son of Rambow by his drama teacher at The Harrodian School.

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He plays the character Gally in the Maze Runner films.

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His mother Caroline was a nurse and his father Neil was a professor of cardiology.

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