Somewhere in southeast Asia there exists a country that closely resembles North Korea. It has a ruthless dictator who keeps his subordinates in check, however each of them have a moral code and in this installment the moral code is piqued as the dictator goes too far and orders his his subordinate, Sato, kill not only his Mother-in-law, Sanai, but also their daughter (and Sato's wife) Nagisa, before taking his own life. This was all set into motion by the father, Akio, who knew the consequences of being caught whilst defecting. but did it anyway to no longer be under the cruel boot of the dictator.
Man in his late 50s/early 60s The Voice of the dictator is about intensity, theatrics, the character knows he's in control of a situation. Speak with confidence, pride, and arrogance.
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(condescending)
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That
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Former friend of the Dictator, Late 50s early 60s sounding.
I’ve smuggled refugees out this way before, my Northern
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His
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Don’t
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Young man in his late 20s. He is troubled for the duration of the scene having to arrest and kill the family of his wife
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Selfish?
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y-you promised!... you said she could live! You gave me your
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Wife of Sato, very emotional given she knows the consequences of being caught for defecting
This isn’t a mine field? |
How could you do this? We’re married! We’ve been friends
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(crying) Don’t do it! Don’t kill my mom Sato! |
Wife of Akio, fully aware of the situation, tries to remain calm for the most part
So you deal with the devil?! |
You were like a son to us Sato… how could you do this to us? |
Sato... no.... please.... |
