WEBVTT 00:00:33.583 --> 00:00:35.375 align:center Okay. Here you go. 00:00:36.708 --> 00:00:38.208 align:center Thank you very much. 00:00:43.500 --> 00:00:45.458 align:center After a visit to the detention center, 00:00:45.541 --> 00:00:48.166 align:center it sure feels good to have a glass of barley shochu. 00:00:48.708 --> 00:00:51.083 align:center You didn't follow my advice, did you, Mr. Kujo? 00:00:52.708 --> 00:00:55.208 align:center You're talking about the Yakuza case? Thanks for the food. 00:00:55.291 --> 00:00:57.041 align:center You went to visit the boss of the Fushimi-gumi 00:00:57.125 --> 00:00:59.083 align:center on Mr. Kyogoku's orders, I'm guessing. 00:01:00.500 --> 00:01:01.583 align:center If I don't take the case, 00:01:01.666 --> 00:01:04.041 align:center I'm pretty sure he won't get a fair defense. 00:01:04.125 --> 00:01:06.083 align:center How would you define a "fair defense?" 00:01:08.625 --> 00:01:11.166 align:center It looks like we'll just have to agree to disagree. 00:01:12.708 --> 00:01:13.833 align:center I'm saying this, Mr. Kujo, 00:01:13.916 --> 00:01:16.000 align:center because I'm worried about what could happen to you. 00:01:17.833 --> 00:01:20.291 align:center You keep this up and they won't just disbar you. 00:01:22.208 --> 00:01:23.916 align:center Sure, they could throw me in jail. 00:01:24.708 --> 00:01:27.125 align:center Those guys'll do whatever it takes to protect themselves. 00:01:29.083 --> 00:01:31.541 align:center In other words, you're worried about my actual survival. 00:01:31.625 --> 00:01:33.500 align:center You could lose what's most dear to you. 00:01:36.291 --> 00:01:37.708 align:center Even now, it's not too late. 00:01:37.791 --> 00:01:39.541 align:center I'll say it as often as I have to. 00:01:41.458 --> 00:01:43.458 align:center I'm really worried about you, Mr. Kujo. 00:01:47.166 --> 00:01:49.875 align:center Mr. Horikawa was sentenced to death today. 00:01:50.541 --> 00:01:54.125 align:center Mr. Horikawa? You mean the case you were removed from? 00:01:54.875 --> 00:01:55.708 align:center Yeah. 00:01:57.333 --> 00:01:59.791 align:center It still bothers me. I wanted to see it through to the end. 00:02:02.375 --> 00:02:04.541 align:center I wasn't responsible for the result. 00:02:05.541 --> 00:02:07.791 align:center But all the same, it isn't easy to accept. 00:02:22.791 --> 00:02:24.625 align:center Excuse me. Another round, please. 00:02:24.708 --> 00:02:25.666 align:center Coming up. 00:02:27.291 --> 00:02:28.333 align:center Thank you very much. 00:02:28.875 --> 00:02:29.958 align:center Sure thing. 00:02:30.041 --> 00:02:33.500 align:center I'm really enjoying this column of yours, Ms. Ichida. 00:02:33.583 --> 00:02:34.583 align:center I'm glad to hear that. 00:02:36.250 --> 00:02:39.291 align:center Oh, speaking of. About that favor I asked you for… 00:02:39.375 --> 00:02:42.958 align:center Setting up interviews with people who are trying to reintegrate into society? 00:02:43.041 --> 00:02:43.875 align:center Yes. 00:02:44.500 --> 00:02:48.125 align:center That's my specialty. I'd be delighted to give you a hand. 00:02:48.208 --> 00:02:49.625 align:center Thank you very much. 00:02:49.708 --> 00:02:50.708 align:center Not at all. 00:02:51.416 --> 00:02:53.625 align:center Um, I hope you don't mind my asking, 00:02:53.708 --> 00:02:57.083 align:center but how'd you get into writing something like this? 00:02:57.166 --> 00:02:58.041 align:center Oh. 00:02:59.083 --> 00:03:02.375 align:center I started out reporting for a weekly magazine. You know the kind. 00:03:02.458 --> 00:03:05.166 align:center I had just landed a job at a big publishing company, 00:03:05.250 --> 00:03:08.166 align:center and as a new hire, I was assigned to this gossip rag. 00:03:08.250 --> 00:03:12.041 align:center Around that time, a random act of violence was in the news, a murder. 00:03:12.125 --> 00:03:14.041 align:center A random act of violence? 00:03:14.125 --> 00:03:17.875 align:center It was on a bullet train. Around 20 years ago. 00:03:17.958 --> 00:03:20.125 align:center There was a middle-aged executive who was killed 00:03:20.208 --> 00:03:24.125 align:center while trying to defend another passenger from some deranged guy with an axe. 00:03:24.625 --> 00:03:26.208 align:center Oh, right. That one. 00:03:26.291 --> 00:03:28.291 align:center At first, we ran the story of a hero. 00:03:28.375 --> 00:03:29.833 align:center An elite businessman and graduate 00:03:29.916 --> 00:03:33.791 align:center from the University of Tokyo's Faculty of Law who saved a life. 00:03:33.875 --> 00:03:35.583 align:center But right after that article went to press, 00:03:35.666 --> 00:03:37.666 align:center I got a call from my editor-in-chief. 00:03:38.666 --> 00:03:40.541 align:center Dig around in the big hero's private life 00:03:40.625 --> 00:03:44.208 align:center and find some gossip about women, anything with sex. 00:03:46.333 --> 00:03:48.333 align:center A week later, we ran an article 00:03:48.416 --> 00:03:51.375 align:center about how the elite businessman was involved in sugar dating. 00:03:52.166 --> 00:03:54.458 align:center The magazine sold like crazy. 00:03:54.541 --> 00:03:57.166 align:center And suddenly, public opinion turned against him. 00:03:57.250 --> 00:03:59.291 align:center The hero who saved a stranger's life 00:03:59.375 --> 00:04:02.750 align:center was transformed into an object of endless scrutiny and mockery. 00:04:06.625 --> 00:04:09.500 align:center Right after that, I quit working for the weekly magazine, 00:04:09.583 --> 00:04:11.125 align:center and then I left the company. 00:04:12.458 --> 00:04:16.041 align:center I still regret writing that article, hurting a family like that. 00:04:16.916 --> 00:04:19.833 align:center I'm sorry for making you think about such a painful memory. 00:04:20.833 --> 00:04:23.583 align:center It's not your fault. I think about it all the time. 00:04:26.333 --> 00:04:30.000 align:center After the first article was published, an acquaintance at the funeral home 00:04:30.083 --> 00:04:33.958 align:center let me pose as an employee so I could get information on the victim's family. 00:04:35.791 --> 00:04:37.333 align:center It was a very small affair, 00:04:37.416 --> 00:04:40.375 align:center a quiet family funeral with just the mother and son. 00:04:43.166 --> 00:04:47.000 align:center The son was comforting his mother as she knelt by the body, weeping. 00:04:47.958 --> 00:04:50.833 align:center I just couldn't bring myself to talk to them. 00:04:52.416 --> 00:04:57.083 align:center The son stayed up all night just watching the incense burn. 00:04:59.458 --> 00:05:01.833 align:center I'm sure he wanted to cry and scream. 00:05:02.333 --> 00:05:03.750 align:center But it looked to me like 00:05:03.833 --> 00:05:07.375 align:center he was desperately trying to bottle up all his feelings. 00:05:13.041 --> 00:05:17.041 align:center Well, we ended up drinking on the roof again after all, huh? 00:05:18.416 --> 00:05:20.583 align:center Black Thunder would be lonely otherwise. 00:05:22.750 --> 00:05:24.416 align:center This is the last one, girl. 00:05:25.791 --> 00:05:27.958 align:center I think this might be it for me, Mr. Kujo. 00:05:29.250 --> 00:05:30.166 align:center I understand. 00:05:31.250 --> 00:05:33.500 align:center Mr. Kujo doesn't get it, does he? 00:05:33.916 --> 00:05:34.750 align:center RINO 00:05:39.750 --> 00:05:41.541 align:center Just answer the call. 00:05:41.625 --> 00:05:43.291 align:center Don't keep your daughter waiting. 00:05:46.458 --> 00:05:48.666 align:center I can tell it's her by the look on your face. 00:05:55.250 --> 00:05:56.250 align:center Hi, sweetie. 00:05:58.291 --> 00:05:59.250 align:center Mmm. 00:06:01.750 --> 00:06:02.750 align:center Mm-hmm. 00:06:04.250 --> 00:06:05.083 align:center Of course, I will. 00:06:06.666 --> 00:06:08.666 align:center Fifteenth of August. I won't forget. 00:06:10.708 --> 00:06:11.750 align:center Mmm. 00:06:14.291 --> 00:06:15.333 align:center I promise you. 00:06:17.500 --> 00:06:18.416 align:center Yeah. 00:06:19.000 --> 00:06:20.000 align:center Bye-bye. 00:06:25.333 --> 00:06:26.916 align:center Did you just make a promise? 00:06:27.625 --> 00:06:28.500 align:center Yeah. 00:06:29.875 --> 00:06:31.958 align:center She put me in a tricky position. 00:06:33.000 --> 00:06:34.375 align:center Daddy, you're always so busy, 00:06:34.458 --> 00:06:37.500 align:center so I'm making a reservation with you for my birthday a month early. 00:06:41.833 --> 00:06:44.833 align:center Well, you absolutely have to keep a promise to your daughter. 00:06:45.333 --> 00:06:46.166 align:center Right. 00:06:51.666 --> 00:06:54.958 align:center Mr. Kujo, what does family mean to you? 00:06:58.583 --> 00:07:01.291 align:center I guess it's something you can't escape from. 00:07:01.375 --> 00:07:02.583 align:center Can't escape from? 00:07:05.625 --> 00:07:07.791 align:center It doesn't matter how far you run 00:07:08.583 --> 00:07:10.333 align:center or if you change your last name. 00:07:11.541 --> 00:07:14.833 align:center It latches onto your back and won't let go. 00:07:14.916 --> 00:07:18.250 align:center If you try to force it off, you'll pull off your own flesh too. 00:07:18.875 --> 00:07:20.833 align:center You're talking about the Kurama family? 00:07:23.916 --> 00:07:25.875 align:center How come you hate them so much? 00:07:28.250 --> 00:07:30.916 align:center If I think way back, it might be because of my name. 00:07:31.000 --> 00:07:31.833 align:center Your name? 00:07:32.708 --> 00:07:35.750 align:center When you take the written character for "human" and spell it backwards, 00:07:35.833 --> 00:07:37.166 align:center you get "Taiza," funny enough. 00:07:38.875 --> 00:07:40.916 align:center Apparently, the name was my father's idea. 00:07:42.833 --> 00:07:44.583 align:center So of course, when I was growing up, 00:07:44.666 --> 00:07:47.708 align:center the other kids would tease me and call me "backwards human." 00:07:49.750 --> 00:07:52.666 align:center I told myself, "What an awful name he decided to give me." 00:07:53.583 --> 00:07:55.708 align:center I've never stopped resenting him for that. 00:07:56.458 --> 00:07:58.458 align:center I went through something like that too. 00:07:58.541 --> 00:08:01.625 align:center My last name has the word "crow" in it, so they said it was bad luck. 00:08:01.708 --> 00:08:03.250 align:center All the kids teased me about it. 00:08:05.291 --> 00:08:07.041 align:center I wonder which of the two is worse. 00:08:08.291 --> 00:08:12.041 align:center A backwards human… or a crow. 00:08:14.250 --> 00:08:17.333 align:center Yeah, I wonder which is worse. 00:08:25.083 --> 00:08:27.375 align:center But your daughter isn't a Kurama, and you know it. 00:08:28.833 --> 00:08:30.625 align:center So you should keep your promise and go see her. 00:08:33.500 --> 00:08:34.666 align:center Absolutely. 00:09:22.458 --> 00:09:29.458 align:center I’M NOT HERE 00:10:18.208 --> 00:10:19.625 align:center My back hurts. 00:10:20.208 --> 00:10:21.583 align:center This place is a total dump. 00:10:25.625 --> 00:10:26.958 align:center Hey, hey. Hey. 00:10:27.041 --> 00:10:29.125 align:center Wow, great place you got here. 00:10:30.083 --> 00:10:33.041 align:center Excuse us. Here's the key. 00:10:35.875 --> 00:10:39.166 align:center Oh, hey, everything's cool. I stuck to the back roads all the way. 00:10:39.791 --> 00:10:41.125 align:center A pleasure doing business. 00:10:41.208 --> 00:10:42.083 align:center Let's go. 00:10:47.916 --> 00:10:50.333 align:center Hey, how are we getting back? 00:10:50.416 --> 00:10:53.708 align:center Uh… We'll take the bullet train from Oyama Station. 00:10:54.375 --> 00:10:56.083 align:center How are we getting to the station? 00:10:56.166 --> 00:10:59.083 align:center Thirty-nine minutes by foot, it says. 00:10:59.166 --> 00:11:00.375 align:center What the hell? 00:11:02.541 --> 00:11:04.708 align:center Bad enough they've got us delivering boosted cars, 00:11:04.791 --> 00:11:07.791 align:center which is crazy risky for a crappy 30,000. 00:11:07.875 --> 00:11:09.333 align:center Such bullshit! 00:11:09.416 --> 00:11:11.666 align:center We're gofers, dude. What do you expect? 00:11:12.875 --> 00:11:14.083 align:center Gofers, huh? 00:11:16.166 --> 00:11:19.041 align:center Sugawara's looking down on us, that bastard! 00:11:20.125 --> 00:11:21.000 align:center What? 00:11:21.708 --> 00:11:23.583 align:center Yo, you dissing Mr. Sugawara? 00:11:25.125 --> 00:11:26.000 align:center Hey. 00:11:26.750 --> 00:11:28.250 align:center Let's go rip off that car dealer. 00:11:28.333 --> 00:11:29.166 align:center Huh? 00:11:29.708 --> 00:11:31.750 align:center Bro, I scoped out the safe and the security camera. 00:11:31.833 --> 00:11:33.291 align:center Are you crazy? That's a bad idea. 00:11:33.375 --> 00:11:35.500 align:center We don't know what kind of scary guys he's connected to. 00:11:35.583 --> 00:11:36.875 align:center Hey. 00:11:37.958 --> 00:11:39.958 align:center Better not get caught then, right? 00:11:56.375 --> 00:11:58.750 align:center -Hey! What are you doing, huh?! -Get over here! 00:11:58.833 --> 00:12:00.791 align:center -Get down, now! -Grab him! Now! 00:12:00.875 --> 00:12:03.000 align:center Where's the money? Where's the safe? Huh?! 00:12:03.083 --> 00:12:05.208 align:center -Get him! -What are you gonna do now? 00:12:05.291 --> 00:12:07.166 align:center Open the safe! 00:12:07.250 --> 00:12:10.041 align:center Open the safe! 00:12:13.041 --> 00:12:14.708 align:center -Yeah! -Piece of cake. 00:12:14.791 --> 00:12:16.833 align:center That car dealer was shitting his pants. 00:12:16.916 --> 00:12:18.500 align:center I almost shit mine when Inukai called me. 00:12:18.583 --> 00:12:21.125 align:center He goes, "Hurry up, dude, bring anything that looks like a weapon." 00:12:21.208 --> 00:12:25.250 align:center Okay, dump those tools tomorrow. It's garbage pickup day. 00:12:25.333 --> 00:12:26.458 align:center Not here though. 00:12:27.583 --> 00:12:28.708 align:center Got it. 00:12:29.708 --> 00:12:33.625 align:center So, we gonna go to a strip club and party with this cash? 00:12:36.041 --> 00:12:37.875 align:center Let's play a game before we go. 00:12:38.583 --> 00:12:39.625 align:center A game? 00:12:43.291 --> 00:12:45.125 align:center A trust game. 00:12:54.708 --> 00:12:56.333 align:center We do this to each other. 00:12:57.500 --> 00:12:59.416 align:center It doesn't work without trust, right? 00:13:01.666 --> 00:13:03.333 align:center You do it to me first. 00:13:04.375 --> 00:13:06.458 align:center I'm a bit clumsy, so… 00:13:08.666 --> 00:13:09.583 align:center I'll show you. 00:13:37.958 --> 00:13:40.250 align:center Does it hurt, Komatsu? 00:13:40.333 --> 00:13:42.166 align:center This is where the trust game begins. 00:13:43.291 --> 00:13:46.166 align:center That cop Arashiyama's daughter, the one who got dropped, 00:13:46.250 --> 00:13:48.708 align:center nobody would've found out if you hadn't snitched! 00:13:51.000 --> 00:13:53.416 align:center What's your story for this at the hospital? 00:13:58.750 --> 00:14:00.666 align:center What's your story for this? 00:14:03.416 --> 00:14:06.250 align:center I went too far. I was pretending to cut off my own fingers. 00:14:09.500 --> 00:14:10.791 align:center Good. 00:14:16.250 --> 00:14:18.833 align:center What's gotten into you all of a sudden? 00:14:20.000 --> 00:14:23.291 align:center I wanted the house to be like when I was a kid with flowers everywhere. 00:14:25.041 --> 00:14:26.166 align:center I see. 00:14:30.958 --> 00:14:32.041 align:center Is something up? 00:14:32.875 --> 00:14:33.750 align:center Huh? 00:14:35.208 --> 00:14:36.458 align:center You look a little sad. 00:14:39.500 --> 00:14:42.208 align:center My job with Mr. Kujo. I've decided to quit. 00:14:43.375 --> 00:14:44.333 align:center Why is that? 00:14:44.833 --> 00:14:47.666 align:center I got a lot out of it. Why not try somewhere else? 00:14:48.583 --> 00:14:51.125 align:center Have you decided who you want to work for? 00:14:51.208 --> 00:14:52.125 align:center Mm-hmm. 00:14:55.500 --> 00:14:58.791 align:center What sort of person is this new attorney? Is he a good person? 00:15:00.208 --> 00:15:05.250 align:center I'd say it depends on your standards. What do you consider good or bad? 00:15:08.625 --> 00:15:10.666 align:center Whether they can help people or not. 00:15:15.041 --> 00:15:18.125 align:center Your dad was made out to be a bad person after he died. 00:15:20.458 --> 00:15:22.291 align:center He was killed by a criminal. 00:15:23.666 --> 00:15:25.958 align:center And then he was killed again by the public. 00:15:27.958 --> 00:15:29.083 align:center At the time… 00:15:31.250 --> 00:15:33.916 align:center nobody lifted a finger to help us deal with it all. 00:15:37.291 --> 00:15:38.916 align:center So I want you to be… 00:15:42.500 --> 00:15:43.833 align:center one of the good guys, 00:15:45.208 --> 00:15:47.875 align:center an attorney who helps those who are suffering and in need. 00:15:51.125 --> 00:15:52.291 align:center I will, Mom. 00:15:59.500 --> 00:16:01.625 align:center You know, I'm feeling okay now. 00:16:02.583 --> 00:16:03.458 align:center Mmm. 00:16:06.500 --> 00:16:07.458 align:center Although… 00:16:09.583 --> 00:16:11.375 align:center I wanna ask you for something. 00:16:11.875 --> 00:16:12.833 align:center What is it? 00:16:14.958 --> 00:16:16.291 align:center When can I see Mr. Kujo? 00:16:21.000 --> 00:16:22.250 align:center NAGARAGI LAW OFFICE 00:16:22.333 --> 00:16:25.041 align:center Mr. Nagaragi, it's an honor to be working with you. 00:16:25.125 --> 00:16:26.416 align:center The honor is mine. 00:16:28.625 --> 00:16:30.625 align:center -It's a pleasure. -Likewise. 00:16:30.708 --> 00:16:34.666 align:center We're delighted to have you on board, Mr. Karasuma, but I'm a little worried. 00:16:34.750 --> 00:16:35.791 align:center About what? 00:16:36.583 --> 00:16:38.875 align:center I'm worried that my old friend Mr. Kujo 00:16:39.708 --> 00:16:41.000 align:center is alone again. 00:17:09.375 --> 00:17:11.083 align:center Long time no see, Inukai. 00:17:12.166 --> 00:17:13.291 align:center What do you want? 00:17:13.791 --> 00:17:15.750 align:center So that's the reception you give to someone 00:17:15.833 --> 00:17:17.916 align:center who did ten years because of your orders? 00:17:19.208 --> 00:17:21.500 align:center A trip down memory lane, that's what you want? 00:17:26.166 --> 00:17:29.125 align:center -How many times did you visit me? -You refused to see me. 00:17:29.666 --> 00:17:32.875 align:center So show me that you're serious and visit me more than once! 00:17:35.833 --> 00:17:36.958 align:center But I'm so over that. 00:17:37.958 --> 00:17:41.083 align:center Three million isn't enough for doing Arashiyama's daughter. 00:17:41.666 --> 00:17:42.708 align:center I want three hundred. 00:17:44.500 --> 00:17:46.541 align:center -Three hundred million? -Yeah. 00:17:47.125 --> 00:17:49.000 align:center I turned up some interesting information. 00:17:49.666 --> 00:17:53.125 align:center You had orders to get rid of Arashiyama's daughter. 00:17:53.208 --> 00:17:56.041 align:center She was sleeping with Koyama, the head of a porn studio. 00:17:56.125 --> 00:17:59.375 align:center Those orders came from Kyogoku of the Fushimi-gumi. 00:17:59.958 --> 00:18:02.291 align:center So then you used us. Kids who didn't have a clue. 00:18:02.375 --> 00:18:04.041 align:center Three hundred million is still cheap! 00:18:04.125 --> 00:18:05.125 align:center What is all this? 00:18:07.625 --> 00:18:09.000 align:center It's ancient history. 00:18:10.916 --> 00:18:12.875 align:center It's not ancient history! 00:18:29.625 --> 00:18:32.375 align:center You know who this belongs to, right? 00:18:33.458 --> 00:18:36.166 align:center We've got your right-hand man, Kuga. 00:18:38.125 --> 00:18:40.541 align:center Mr. Sugawara wants to talk to you. 00:18:42.000 --> 00:18:45.625 align:center You had Kuga work at Mr. Sugawara's nursing home. 00:18:46.125 --> 00:18:49.208 align:center You sniffed out some dirt, leaked it to the media, and ruined him. 00:18:49.291 --> 00:18:50.916 align:center You won't get away with this. 00:18:58.166 --> 00:18:59.791 align:center Three hundred million yen. 00:19:00.291 --> 00:19:01.625 align:center You'll deliver it in a week. 00:19:03.583 --> 00:19:05.125 align:center You're the ancient history, 00:19:05.833 --> 00:19:07.083 align:center Mr. Mibu. 00:19:40.750 --> 00:19:44.750 align:center I heard the kid who killed President Koyama's mistress is blackmailing you. 00:19:48.000 --> 00:19:50.041 align:center I always have my ear to the ground. 00:19:51.250 --> 00:19:55.708 align:center The kid and Sugawara are trying to shake you down for 300 million yen, right? 00:19:57.000 --> 00:20:00.166 align:center As soon as you pay them even once, you're doomed. 00:20:01.833 --> 00:20:05.625 align:center They'll come back again and again until they've picked you clean. 00:20:07.458 --> 00:20:08.708 align:center Listen, Mibu. 00:20:09.250 --> 00:20:12.125 align:center I'll step in for you and make this all go away. 00:20:16.083 --> 00:20:17.125 align:center No, thanks. 00:20:18.708 --> 00:20:21.083 align:center It's my mess. I can deal with it myself. 00:20:26.958 --> 00:20:28.166 align:center That so? 00:20:28.250 --> 00:20:29.250 align:center Well, watch yourself. 00:20:29.833 --> 00:20:31.041 align:center Thank you very much. 00:20:31.541 --> 00:20:32.583 align:center Excuse me. 00:20:38.375 --> 00:20:40.375 align:center You're the one who should watch yourself. 00:20:58.333 --> 00:20:59.500 align:center Mibu's here! 00:21:08.083 --> 00:21:10.833 align:center Mibu! Show us the 300 million yen. 00:21:11.583 --> 00:21:13.750 align:center Kuga, are you alive? 00:21:13.833 --> 00:21:16.208 align:center No. I'm dead. 00:21:17.291 --> 00:21:18.250 align:center Good. 00:21:18.333 --> 00:21:19.916 align:center I'll get you out of here. 00:21:20.500 --> 00:21:21.333 align:center Okay. 00:21:21.416 --> 00:21:23.875 align:center Do you think now's the time to be making jokes?! 00:21:24.375 --> 00:21:27.708 align:center Hey, you came empty-handed. Cough up the cash. 00:21:27.791 --> 00:21:29.458 align:center Your yapping is so loud. 00:21:31.291 --> 00:21:32.291 align:center I'm not gonna pay, idiot. 00:21:33.750 --> 00:21:36.041 align:center Are you messing with me, Mibu? 00:21:40.791 --> 00:21:44.583 align:center You used Kuga to ruin my nursing home business, didn't you? 00:21:45.375 --> 00:21:47.708 align:center I don't want just 300 million yen. 00:21:47.791 --> 00:21:50.083 align:center Give me all of it, everything you're worth. 00:21:51.125 --> 00:21:52.625 align:center If you don't hand it over, 00:21:52.708 --> 00:21:55.083 align:center I'll bury the two of you deep in the mountains. 00:21:55.166 --> 00:21:56.958 align:center I won't pay you a damn thing. 00:22:00.875 --> 00:22:02.333 align:center In fact, you owe me for the watch. 00:22:03.750 --> 00:22:06.375 align:center Are you gonna go running to Mr. Kyogoku for help? 00:22:06.458 --> 00:22:08.250 align:center There's nobody here to rescue you. 00:22:09.166 --> 00:22:10.083 align:center Moron! 00:22:11.750 --> 00:22:13.750 align:center I always come ready for anything, 00:22:14.666 --> 00:22:16.208 align:center Mr. Sugawara. 00:22:17.166 --> 00:22:18.000 align:center Huh? 00:22:20.458 --> 00:22:21.833 align:center What the hell?! 00:22:25.875 --> 00:22:26.750 align:center Shut up! 00:22:39.458 --> 00:22:41.125 align:center Are you okay, Kuga? 00:22:43.500 --> 00:22:46.041 align:center Does it seem like I'm okay? 00:22:46.125 --> 00:22:47.375 align:center You're a masochist. You'll live. 00:22:47.458 --> 00:22:48.750 align:center I'm not a masochist. 00:22:51.875 --> 00:22:52.708 align:center Hey. 00:22:55.000 --> 00:22:57.375 align:center Let go of me, damn it! 00:23:09.291 --> 00:23:11.458 align:center If you're gonna kill me, get on with it, 00:23:12.375 --> 00:23:13.375 align:center Mibu. 00:23:15.041 --> 00:23:16.666 align:center Careful what you wish for. 00:23:19.791 --> 00:23:21.250 align:center I'm not gonna kill you. 00:23:25.291 --> 00:23:26.666 align:center Mr. Sugawara, 00:23:27.416 --> 00:23:29.583 align:center I actually have a lot of respect for you. 00:23:33.250 --> 00:23:35.750 align:center You're smart and a good businessman. 00:23:37.375 --> 00:23:38.458 align:center And us… 00:23:39.916 --> 00:23:43.708 align:center So far nobody amounts to shit around here. We're a bunch of half-assed street thugs. 00:23:46.083 --> 00:23:48.541 align:center If we're ever going to get real power, 00:23:49.708 --> 00:23:51.375 align:center we're gonna need you to help us. 00:23:54.500 --> 00:23:55.833 align:center Time to join us. 00:23:57.916 --> 00:23:59.125 align:center No way! 00:23:59.208 --> 00:24:01.041 align:center You've got to be kidding! 00:24:01.666 --> 00:24:03.500 align:center Ten years of my life you took, 00:24:03.583 --> 00:24:05.791 align:center and you've got the balls to spout that shit? 00:24:05.875 --> 00:24:07.750 align:center You chose to kill that girl, Inukai. 00:24:10.458 --> 00:24:11.583 align:center Think about it. 00:24:13.625 --> 00:24:15.583 align:center Don't get mad at the wrong guy. 00:24:19.666 --> 00:24:21.916 align:center I'm Kyogoku's good little lapdog. 00:24:22.000 --> 00:24:24.791 align:center I'm just like you, a lapdog that does what it's told. 00:24:26.583 --> 00:24:27.583 align:center But one day… 00:24:29.916 --> 00:24:32.791 align:center I'm gonna take off my collar and give it back to him. 00:24:38.041 --> 00:24:39.250 align:center Everyone… 00:24:41.541 --> 00:24:43.041 align:center Together, we'll be strong. 00:24:54.958 --> 00:24:56.833 align:center Mr. Karasuma. 00:25:07.583 --> 00:25:09.250 align:center You gonna meet with a client in there? 00:25:09.333 --> 00:25:10.166 align:center I am. 00:25:10.250 --> 00:25:14.500 align:center I just delivered some food to the boss. Grilled eel on rice. 00:25:14.583 --> 00:25:15.583 align:center Is that so? 00:25:16.208 --> 00:25:18.708 align:center I heard you and Mr. Kujo parted ways recently. 00:25:18.791 --> 00:25:20.583 align:center You guys fight or what? 00:25:20.666 --> 00:25:22.166 align:center You keeping tabs on your lawyer? 00:25:22.250 --> 00:25:26.458 align:center He's my guardian angel. I have to know everything about Mr. Kujo. 00:25:26.541 --> 00:25:28.083 align:center Guardian angel, huh? 00:25:28.166 --> 00:25:29.458 align:center Your closer, right? 00:25:29.541 --> 00:25:30.875 align:center Your fixer, more like. 00:25:31.958 --> 00:25:35.291 align:center Time for you to make a clean getaway, Mr. Karasuma? 00:25:36.708 --> 00:25:38.000 align:center It doesn't matter what you say. 00:25:38.083 --> 00:25:42.458 align:center Look, kid. You're still young, so let me tell you how the world works. 00:25:43.208 --> 00:25:45.458 align:center Even when you're sure you've made your escape, 00:25:45.541 --> 00:25:47.625 align:center once you've got some mud on you, 00:25:47.708 --> 00:25:48.916 align:center when you least expect it, 00:25:49.000 --> 00:25:51.875 align:center a bloody hand will reach up from the ground and grab you. 00:25:52.666 --> 00:25:53.958 align:center Like the movie Carrie. 00:25:54.666 --> 00:25:55.666 align:center Carrie? 00:25:56.208 --> 00:25:58.000 align:center De Palma's greatest achievement. 00:25:58.666 --> 00:26:00.666 align:center You've gotta keep your eyes open. 00:26:00.750 --> 00:26:01.791 align:center You'll see. 00:26:02.541 --> 00:26:05.208 align:center Someday, the bodies of people you don't even remember 00:26:05.291 --> 00:26:08.000 align:center will come crawling out, and then they'll come looking for you. 00:26:14.541 --> 00:26:17.000 align:center Everyone likes to think their sins just fade away. 00:26:17.916 --> 00:26:20.208 align:center But when you're not looking, they get bigger. 00:26:21.250 --> 00:26:22.875 align:center Running only makes it worse. 00:26:25.250 --> 00:26:26.708 align:center I've gotta go. 00:26:26.791 --> 00:26:27.791 align:center Shinji! 00:26:31.916 --> 00:26:33.875 align:center Take good care of your family. 00:26:45.625 --> 00:26:47.583 align:center Hey! Wait! 00:26:47.666 --> 00:26:49.541 align:center -Hey! Hey, hey! Hold it there! -Woo! 00:26:49.625 --> 00:26:51.333 align:center Destruction of property. You're coming in. 00:26:51.416 --> 00:26:53.166 align:center Shut up, you bastard! 00:26:53.250 --> 00:26:55.208 align:center -Hey, wait a minute! -Get out of my way! 00:26:55.875 --> 00:26:58.375 align:center -Just stop it! Hey! -What's up with you? 00:26:58.458 --> 00:27:00.791 align:center -Are you tweaking or what? -Of course not, asshole! 00:27:00.875 --> 00:27:02.250 align:center -Ow! -Stop resisting! 00:27:02.333 --> 00:27:04.458 align:center -Get your stinking hands off me! -That hurts! Ow! 00:27:04.541 --> 00:27:05.541 align:center Ouch, ow, ow! 00:27:05.625 --> 00:27:06.791 align:center That hurts! 00:27:06.875 --> 00:27:09.958 align:center -Shut up and stop resisting. -You asshole. Call the police! Help! 00:27:17.583 --> 00:27:20.041 align:center What's wrong? You look a little down. 00:27:23.541 --> 00:27:25.416 align:center Is it true that I ran away? 00:27:26.375 --> 00:27:27.333 align:center Huh? 00:27:28.125 --> 00:27:29.500 align:center I was told I ran away 00:27:30.375 --> 00:27:32.583 align:center from the Yakuza who is close to Mr. Kujo. 00:27:34.458 --> 00:27:35.916 align:center I've always known about it. 00:27:37.250 --> 00:27:40.875 align:center His clients are involved in multiple cases of fraud and extortion. 00:27:41.541 --> 00:27:45.083 align:center There's a high risk of him being arrested and charged as an accomplice. 00:27:46.625 --> 00:27:49.500 align:center If he were prosecuted and convicted of a criminal offense, 00:27:50.000 --> 00:27:51.500 align:center he'd lose his job for good. 00:27:52.375 --> 00:27:55.083 align:center Even if he avoided a trial, he'd still be disciplined. 00:27:55.958 --> 00:27:58.083 align:center And in the worst case, he could be disbarred. 00:28:01.000 --> 00:28:03.333 align:center I understand your concern, Karasuma, 00:28:03.416 --> 00:28:05.125 align:center but it's Kujo we're talking about. 00:28:05.625 --> 00:28:09.333 align:center I'm sure he's being very careful to stay out of trouble. 00:28:09.833 --> 00:28:12.375 align:center What if there's a prosecutor who's dead set against him? 00:28:12.458 --> 00:28:14.041 align:center Couldn't Mr. Kujo end up in jail? 00:28:15.000 --> 00:28:16.750 align:center Dead set against him? 00:28:16.833 --> 00:28:18.208 align:center Is there a prosecutor like that? 00:28:20.666 --> 00:28:21.583 align:center Who knows? 00:28:25.375 --> 00:28:27.291 align:center That's some good press, Kurama. 00:28:27.375 --> 00:28:28.458 align:center Nice work. 00:28:29.166 --> 00:28:30.375 align:center No, sir. 00:28:30.458 --> 00:28:33.375 align:center Your formulation of the hypothesis was a stroke of genius. 00:28:33.458 --> 00:28:35.708 align:center My hunch was mostly right. That was all. 00:28:35.791 --> 00:28:38.708 align:center One thing you can be sure of, crooks like this, 00:28:38.791 --> 00:28:41.250 align:center they only care about taking what they can get. 00:28:41.333 --> 00:28:43.625 align:center That's true of bad people everywhere. 00:28:45.708 --> 00:28:49.625 align:center Even some prosecutors are starting to act like selfish corporate types. 00:28:50.541 --> 00:28:53.666 align:center But not you. I like your tenacity. 00:28:54.458 --> 00:28:55.791 align:center Thank you very much. 00:28:55.875 --> 00:28:58.958 align:center Now that Ono has quit, you're the only one I can rely on. 00:28:59.041 --> 00:29:00.333 align:center I'm counting on you. 00:29:02.708 --> 00:29:06.583 align:center And have you heard about what Mr. Ono intends to do when he retires? 00:29:06.666 --> 00:29:09.166 align:center Private practice, I think. A lawyer-for-hire. 00:29:10.750 --> 00:29:12.041 align:center I don't like lawyers. 00:29:12.833 --> 00:29:13.916 align:center Especially 00:29:14.833 --> 00:29:16.500 align:center ones who protect bad people. 00:29:16.583 --> 00:29:17.791 align:center I detest them. 00:29:19.458 --> 00:29:22.583 align:center Sorry. I kept saying I'd treat you, and I didn't get around to it. 00:29:23.416 --> 00:29:24.833 align:center I can pay for this. 00:29:24.916 --> 00:29:28.291 align:center No. It's fine. You can pick up the tab at a better place. 00:29:28.916 --> 00:29:30.458 align:center I won some money at the races, 00:29:30.541 --> 00:29:33.250 align:center and I wanted to thank you for introducing me to Ms. Ichida. 00:29:33.333 --> 00:29:34.541 align:center She said she'd join us later. 00:29:37.125 --> 00:29:39.791 align:center Mmm! This is good. You chose a great spot. 00:29:42.000 --> 00:29:44.041 align:center How come you quit working for Mr. Kujo? 00:29:44.125 --> 00:29:45.000 align:center Huh? 00:29:45.083 --> 00:29:46.958 align:center I'm the one who introduced you to him, right? 00:29:47.041 --> 00:29:50.291 align:center And yet you quit without even consulting me or telling me about it. 00:29:50.375 --> 00:29:53.333 align:center You're barely fit to be a member of society, let alone a lawyer. 00:29:53.833 --> 00:29:54.750 align:center I'm sorry. 00:29:56.208 --> 00:29:57.458 align:center So what happened? 00:29:58.541 --> 00:30:00.291 align:center I thought that if I stayed with Mr. Kujo, 00:30:00.875 --> 00:30:05.000 align:center I'd never end up doing what I really should be doing with my life. 00:30:06.250 --> 00:30:07.125 align:center Oh. 00:30:08.166 --> 00:30:09.458 align:center So that means 00:30:09.958 --> 00:30:12.458 align:center you have at least some idea of what to do with your life. 00:30:13.625 --> 00:30:16.583 align:center Sure. It's the same for you, isn't it? As a social worker. 00:30:18.833 --> 00:30:19.958 align:center Somehow, 00:30:21.125 --> 00:30:22.958 align:center I've been losing sight of it lately. 00:30:24.333 --> 00:30:25.500 align:center Did something happen? 00:30:27.625 --> 00:30:31.916 align:center Listen. As lawyers, you and Mr. Kujo use the law to… 00:30:32.958 --> 00:30:36.208 align:center to defend the rights of the weak, right? 00:30:36.958 --> 00:30:37.791 align:center Well… 00:30:37.875 --> 00:30:40.000 align:center And Ms. Ichida, the newspaper reporter, 00:30:40.708 --> 00:30:44.416 align:center uncovers the truth about social problems and shares it with the public 00:30:45.083 --> 00:30:47.750 align:center to stop those things from happening and to protect society. 00:30:47.833 --> 00:30:48.791 align:center Yeah. You're right. 00:30:48.875 --> 00:30:50.833 align:center So what should I be protecting? 00:30:51.625 --> 00:30:52.750 align:center Well, as a social worker, 00:30:52.833 --> 00:30:54.916 align:center you help rehabilitate people who have committed crimes. 00:30:55.000 --> 00:30:57.833 align:center Yeah, but is that even protecting them from anything? 00:30:57.916 --> 00:30:58.750 align:center Yeah. 00:30:58.833 --> 00:31:00.500 align:center Wouldn't it be more productive 00:31:00.583 --> 00:31:04.166 align:center if I could prevent them from committing their crimes in the first place? 00:31:05.291 --> 00:31:06.208 align:center Well… 00:31:07.333 --> 00:31:09.916 align:center I mean, what am I doing for them? 00:31:10.000 --> 00:31:11.833 align:center Should I be helping them get over their past 00:31:11.916 --> 00:31:13.041 align:center or stay safe in the future? 00:31:13.125 --> 00:31:14.250 align:center How do you do that? 00:31:15.250 --> 00:31:17.041 align:center How can I actually do some good? 00:31:19.625 --> 00:31:21.125 align:center What am I going to protect? 00:31:34.166 --> 00:31:36.333 align:center Hello, Ms. Ichida? Are you able to make it? 00:31:36.416 --> 00:31:39.000 align:center Uh, I'm sorry. I'm still staking out the prosecutor… 00:31:39.083 --> 00:31:40.666 align:center Uh, it's gonna be a long night. 00:31:40.750 --> 00:31:41.958 align:center Maybe next time. 00:31:42.875 --> 00:31:44.375 align:center What are prosecutors like? 00:31:44.458 --> 00:31:45.875 align:center What do they protect? 00:31:47.541 --> 00:31:51.250 align:center I guess they would claim to protect the idea of justice? 00:31:51.916 --> 00:31:54.250 align:center Even so, I can't stand those guys. 00:31:54.333 --> 00:31:55.458 align:center How come? 00:31:55.958 --> 00:32:00.125 align:center The legal system in this country follows the rule of exclusive prosecution. 00:32:00.208 --> 00:32:02.083 align:center Wait, run that by me again? 00:32:02.666 --> 00:32:03.708 align:center It works like this. 00:32:04.250 --> 00:32:07.500 align:center Only the prosecution has the authority to seek justice against criminals. 00:32:08.250 --> 00:32:11.208 align:center In other words, if the prosecution decides not to proceed to trial, 00:32:11.291 --> 00:32:13.000 align:center it's the same as being acquitted. 00:32:13.666 --> 00:32:16.458 align:center So they have the authority to decide people's fates. 00:32:17.750 --> 00:32:18.666 align:center I get it. 00:32:20.625 --> 00:32:22.541 align:center I really don't like those guys. 00:32:27.291 --> 00:32:29.166 align:center Good evening, Prosecutor Kurama. 00:32:29.666 --> 00:32:32.125 align:center Your article on the contractors was excellent. 00:32:32.208 --> 00:32:33.791 align:center My superior liked it too. 00:32:33.875 --> 00:32:36.208 align:center Thanks for all your help. The scoop was amazing. 00:32:36.291 --> 00:32:37.791 align:center Thank you very much. 00:32:37.875 --> 00:32:41.458 align:center You cover stories that conjure up strong emotions to reach your readers. 00:32:43.541 --> 00:32:46.416 align:center I have more leads like this. You want them, right? 00:32:49.375 --> 00:32:50.958 align:center What's wrong? Don't you want them? 00:32:51.458 --> 00:32:52.708 align:center Prosecutor Kurama. 00:32:55.500 --> 00:32:58.500 align:center Taiza Kujo, your brother, I mean, 00:32:58.583 --> 00:33:00.958 align:center has been meeting with the boss of the Fushimi-gumi. 00:33:01.875 --> 00:33:05.166 align:center It's almost as if he's acting like their lawyer on retainer. 00:33:07.375 --> 00:33:08.500 align:center One more thing. 00:33:09.375 --> 00:33:12.666 align:center One of Mr. Kujo's former clients, serving a suspended sentence, 00:33:12.750 --> 00:33:14.083 align:center was re-arrested for drugs. 00:33:14.166 --> 00:33:16.625 align:center This suspect was sent to Detective Arashiyama 00:33:16.708 --> 00:33:17.833 align:center of the Organized Crime squad. 00:33:18.500 --> 00:33:20.000 align:center Arashiyama, was it? 00:33:21.166 --> 00:33:22.166 align:center Do you know him? 00:33:23.166 --> 00:33:25.125 align:center We worked together on the case of a woman 00:33:25.208 --> 00:33:26.833 align:center who was killed and dismembered. 00:33:26.916 --> 00:33:29.375 align:center He's the kind of cop who stops at nothing. 00:33:30.708 --> 00:33:32.708 align:center Did you know that his daughter was murdered? 00:33:32.791 --> 00:33:33.666 align:center I'm aware. 00:33:34.166 --> 00:33:36.916 align:center For years he's been convinced that the Fushimi-gumi is behind it. 00:33:37.000 --> 00:33:39.458 align:center After all this time, he's still working that angle. 00:33:39.541 --> 00:33:41.625 align:center In his effort to take down the Fushimi-gumi, 00:33:41.708 --> 00:33:43.791 align:center Detective Arashiyama seems to be after Mr. Kujo. 00:33:43.875 --> 00:33:46.375 align:center Arashiyama's assessment has its strengths. 00:33:47.625 --> 00:33:51.791 align:center It looks like Taiza's career as a lawyer could finally be over. 00:33:52.416 --> 00:33:54.416 align:center What are you going to do about all this? 00:33:56.541 --> 00:33:59.041 align:center Continue your coverage. It's a scoop. 00:34:00.541 --> 00:34:01.500 align:center Ms. Ichida, 00:34:02.458 --> 00:34:05.000 align:center you cover stories that conjure up strong emotions, 00:34:05.958 --> 00:34:07.750 align:center that reach your readers. 00:34:28.791 --> 00:34:29.625 align:center What's wrong? 00:34:30.375 --> 00:34:32.875 align:center This stupid kid I know got busted. 00:34:32.958 --> 00:34:34.166 align:center Can you help me with it? 00:34:35.916 --> 00:34:37.958 align:center The guy's a hopeless scumbag, 00:34:38.583 --> 00:34:41.500 align:center but his father runs a construction firm I do business with, 00:34:41.583 --> 00:34:43.708 align:center so I have to babysit the asshole. 00:34:45.333 --> 00:34:46.166 align:center Could it be… 00:34:47.458 --> 00:34:50.458 align:center The product of really bad parenting choices. 00:34:51.833 --> 00:34:54.791 align:center You're gonna clam up again, Morita? 00:34:55.541 --> 00:34:57.625 align:center Your urine test came back positive. 00:34:57.708 --> 00:35:00.291 align:center You can't weasel out of this. Cough up the truth. 00:35:04.583 --> 00:35:06.625 align:center You know, there's something I wanna ask you, 00:35:06.708 --> 00:35:07.875 align:center Morita, old pal. 00:35:07.958 --> 00:35:10.541 align:center In your previous statement about the hit-and-run, 00:35:10.625 --> 00:35:12.791 align:center you swore that you lost your smartphone. 00:35:14.833 --> 00:35:15.916 align:center Uh, uh… Yeah. 00:35:20.375 --> 00:35:23.125 align:center Seems like you got a pretty old smartphone, wouldn't you say? 00:35:23.208 --> 00:35:24.166 align:center Huh? 00:35:25.000 --> 00:35:27.166 align:center What if this is the smartphone you lost? 00:35:28.791 --> 00:35:31.625 align:center -I found it under my bed. -Don't lie to me. 00:35:32.208 --> 00:35:34.458 align:center Back then, you pretended to lose it, right? 00:35:36.583 --> 00:35:38.333 align:center It wasn't your idea, was it? 00:35:38.833 --> 00:35:41.625 align:center Did Attorney Kujo coach you? Did he tell you to say you lost it? 00:35:48.125 --> 00:35:50.416 align:center If you talk I'll cut down your sentence, 00:35:50.500 --> 00:35:53.000 align:center so give me all of it, Morita. 00:35:58.000 --> 00:35:59.458 align:center Get a suspended sentence? 00:35:59.958 --> 00:36:01.250 align:center Can't you just try? 00:36:01.833 --> 00:36:03.375 align:center Probably impossible. 00:36:03.875 --> 00:36:05.791 align:center Your urine tested positive for drugs. 00:36:05.875 --> 00:36:09.833 align:center You also had MDMA, that's three pills, about a gram in total. 00:36:09.916 --> 00:36:11.500 align:center That's beside the property damage. 00:36:13.750 --> 00:36:15.833 align:center No way. 00:36:16.750 --> 00:36:18.333 align:center I'm going to prison? 00:36:20.000 --> 00:36:22.750 align:center Mr. Morita, you were serving a suspended sentence 00:36:22.833 --> 00:36:25.208 align:center for a traffic accident, and you reoffended. 00:36:30.958 --> 00:36:32.291 align:center Just clam up in there. 00:36:37.833 --> 00:36:38.916 align:center Was there a problem? 00:36:42.625 --> 00:36:46.791 align:center Detective, how can we prove that Morita left his phone at Kujo's office? 00:36:47.541 --> 00:36:49.208 align:center We need three things. 00:36:49.875 --> 00:36:53.250 align:center First of all, we need Morita to sign a statement declaring 00:36:53.333 --> 00:36:55.000 align:center that Kujo told him to leave it there. 00:36:55.083 --> 00:36:58.583 align:center We dangled the bait of a reduced sentence, so if we work him a bit more, he'll talk. 00:36:58.666 --> 00:36:59.833 align:center What's the second thing? 00:37:00.416 --> 00:37:02.458 align:center Matching testimony from another witness. 00:37:02.541 --> 00:37:04.458 align:center We will corroborate Morita's statement, 00:37:04.541 --> 00:37:06.541 align:center then the whole thing starts to be credible. 00:37:07.375 --> 00:37:09.708 align:center Some hard evidence is the third thing we need. 00:37:11.041 --> 00:37:13.208 align:center Were you able to get the phone's location data? 00:37:13.291 --> 00:37:14.125 align:center Yes. 00:37:14.208 --> 00:37:17.333 align:center What about on the day Morita turned himself in for the traffic accident? 00:37:18.291 --> 00:37:21.250 align:center The address of Kujo Law Office was in the location history. 00:37:21.333 --> 00:37:23.791 align:center So that means the phone had to be there. 00:37:23.875 --> 00:37:24.791 align:center I see. 00:37:25.833 --> 00:37:28.541 align:center I'd call that objective evidence, wouldn't you? 00:37:29.125 --> 00:37:30.041 align:center Yeah. 00:37:30.125 --> 00:37:31.958 align:center So, we've got two things covered. 00:37:32.041 --> 00:37:35.000 align:center The only thing left is the testimony from another person of interest. 00:37:35.083 --> 00:37:36.625 align:center Then we'll have all three things. 00:37:36.708 --> 00:37:37.666 align:center That's right. 00:37:38.958 --> 00:37:40.041 align:center One more thing. 00:37:40.916 --> 00:37:43.833 align:center Then Attorney Kujo will be looking at some serious time. 00:37:57.750 --> 00:37:58.791 align:center This is delicious. 00:37:58.875 --> 00:38:01.416 align:center I'm glad you like it. 00:38:01.500 --> 00:38:05.333 align:center Oh, and you must try a bit of this too while it's still hot. 00:38:05.416 --> 00:38:07.041 align:center -Omurice? -Yes. 00:38:07.125 --> 00:38:10.375 align:center My dad loved this. In the Karasuma family it's our lucky meal. 00:38:10.958 --> 00:38:12.791 align:center -For this, our thanks. -Enjoy. 00:38:19.750 --> 00:38:21.458 align:center This is good. 00:38:21.541 --> 00:38:22.875 align:center -You like it? -Yes. Mmm. 00:38:23.375 --> 00:38:25.750 align:center I love the seasoning. Especially the ketchup rice. 00:38:25.833 --> 00:38:27.000 align:center Mmm. 00:38:27.083 --> 00:38:28.708 align:center I've gotta say, 00:38:28.791 --> 00:38:31.125 align:center you're not what I was expecting at all. 00:38:32.041 --> 00:38:35.041 align:center The media refers to you as the "crooked lawyer." 00:38:35.125 --> 00:38:36.916 align:center So I really wasn't sure who was gonna show up. 00:38:37.000 --> 00:38:38.250 align:center Mom, please. 00:38:38.333 --> 00:38:39.666 align:center Huh? What's wrong? 00:38:39.750 --> 00:38:41.875 align:center I'm just giving him a compliment. 00:38:41.958 --> 00:38:43.958 align:center She's giving me a compliment. 00:38:47.125 --> 00:38:49.875 align:center I can tell you're a good person, Mr. Kujo. 00:38:49.958 --> 00:38:50.791 align:center How so? 00:38:51.375 --> 00:38:55.041 align:center Someone who enjoys their food like you do could never be a bad person. 00:38:57.125 --> 00:38:59.208 align:center -Please. Enjoy. Eat up. -Okay. 00:38:59.291 --> 00:39:00.958 align:center -Yes. Eat, eat. -Thank you. 00:39:03.833 --> 00:39:05.416 align:center This reminds me of your dad. 00:39:06.291 --> 00:39:08.958 align:center He used to make coffee for us after dinner like this. 00:39:09.041 --> 00:39:10.375 align:center He did, didn't he? 00:39:10.875 --> 00:39:15.000 align:center Mmm. He'd say, "Coffee is my specialty." 00:39:16.833 --> 00:39:17.916 align:center I sure do miss him. 00:39:28.708 --> 00:39:29.916 align:center Mr. Kujo. 00:39:30.000 --> 00:39:31.041 align:center Yes? 00:39:32.000 --> 00:39:34.958 align:center You know, ever since my husband passed away, 00:39:35.041 --> 00:39:36.250 align:center for the longest time, 00:39:37.625 --> 00:39:41.458 align:center I used to get numb with sadness thinking about the past. 00:39:43.666 --> 00:39:48.250 align:center But I think now… I'm finally rounding a corner. 00:39:49.583 --> 00:39:52.333 align:center Somehow, I'm starting to feel things again. 00:39:54.791 --> 00:39:57.250 align:center All his life, your dad was the kind of person 00:39:57.333 --> 00:40:00.250 align:center who felt compelled to help people in need. 00:40:01.875 --> 00:40:04.291 align:center That's what he was doing when he was killed 00:40:04.375 --> 00:40:07.500 align:center trying to defend that passenger who was being attacked. 00:40:09.625 --> 00:40:11.541 align:center But even in his last moments… 00:40:14.166 --> 00:40:16.500 align:center I don't think he had any regrets. 00:40:19.958 --> 00:40:22.833 align:center I think the way he died was also the way he lived. 00:40:29.541 --> 00:40:30.458 align:center Here you go. 00:40:31.916 --> 00:40:33.208 align:center Thank you very much. 00:40:33.291 --> 00:40:34.791 align:center Thank you for the coffee. 00:40:43.708 --> 00:40:47.291 align:center Mmm! It's delicious. 00:40:47.375 --> 00:40:48.458 align:center I'm glad you like it. 00:40:53.750 --> 00:40:55.916 align:center Mr. Kujo, I imagine your parents 00:40:56.958 --> 00:40:59.916 align:center would be proud to see how much you've accomplished. 00:41:00.000 --> 00:41:02.000 align:center I wonder about that. 00:41:02.083 --> 00:41:05.625 align:center It was always my mother's dream for me to become a prosecutor. 00:41:06.750 --> 00:41:10.041 align:center But I wasn't as talented as my father or older brother. 00:41:10.125 --> 00:41:11.416 align:center I kept failing the bar exam, 00:41:11.500 --> 00:41:13.875 align:center and there were times when I thought about giving up. 00:41:14.708 --> 00:41:16.458 align:center But even at my lowest, 00:41:16.541 --> 00:41:19.333 align:center I wanted to have something that only I could do. 00:41:21.666 --> 00:41:24.958 align:center My mother passed away when I was in my first year of high school, 00:41:25.958 --> 00:41:29.333 align:center but she always said I should try to become someone who helps others. 00:41:30.916 --> 00:41:34.333 align:center Even a person like me, despite my lack of talent, 00:41:34.416 --> 00:41:36.375 align:center can help others and give them hope. 00:41:37.458 --> 00:41:40.333 align:center I still sincerely believe that I've got to see it through to the end. 00:41:44.333 --> 00:41:47.250 align:center I wish I could've told my mother when she was still alive. 00:41:49.958 --> 00:41:51.875 align:center I chose not to be a prosecutor. 00:41:52.791 --> 00:41:54.333 align:center I chose to be a lawyer. 00:41:59.375 --> 00:42:01.250 align:center If that's what you want to do, 00:42:01.333 --> 00:42:03.541 align:center I'll support you with all my heart. 00:42:06.375 --> 00:42:07.333 align:center There. 00:42:08.625 --> 00:42:10.958 align:center I know that's what your mother would say. 00:42:23.250 --> 00:42:24.375 align:center Mr. Kujo? 00:42:49.958 --> 00:42:52.458 align:center Mr. Kujo, do you have a moment? 00:42:59.458 --> 00:43:00.416 align:center Should I come back? 00:43:01.000 --> 00:43:01.916 align:center No. 00:43:02.958 --> 00:43:04.416 align:center How can I help? 00:43:04.500 --> 00:43:05.583 align:center Yes. 00:43:05.666 --> 00:43:08.500 align:center Mm-hmm. Yes. Please hold on a moment. 00:43:09.666 --> 00:43:10.916 align:center Mr. Karasuma. 00:43:11.000 --> 00:43:11.833 align:center Yes? 00:43:11.916 --> 00:43:14.250 align:center A Honjo Police Station detective calling for you. 00:43:14.333 --> 00:43:15.500 align:center Of course, sir. 00:43:19.291 --> 00:43:21.875 align:center Hello. This is Karasuma. Who am I speaking to? 00:43:22.958 --> 00:43:24.958 align:center Hello, my name's Arashiyama. 00:43:25.458 --> 00:43:27.791 align:center I know this is a rather unusual request. 00:43:27.875 --> 00:43:30.125 align:center I'd like to ask you about a few things. 00:43:32.208 --> 00:43:36.916 align:center Would you mind coming down to the police station, Mr. Karasuma? 00:43:37.500 --> 00:43:40.458 align:center Morita's getting pressured by Arashiyama. I'm worried about it. 00:43:41.666 --> 00:43:44.500 align:center In chess terms, what is Detective Arashiyama up to? 00:43:44.583 --> 00:43:47.458 align:center He's attacking Morita, a pawn, to take down the two of us, 00:43:47.541 --> 00:43:49.291 align:center that is, a rook and a bishop, 00:43:49.375 --> 00:43:51.458 align:center so he can get to Kyogoku, the king. 00:43:52.041 --> 00:43:54.500 align:center What if Morita, a pawn, crosses to the other side 00:43:54.583 --> 00:43:55.500 align:center and gets promoted? 00:43:55.583 --> 00:43:56.708 align:center It would take a lot of guts 00:43:56.791 --> 00:44:00.250 align:center for the police to conduct a compulsory investigation of a law office. 00:44:01.208 --> 00:44:03.250 align:center To pursue that approach, they need solid evidence. 00:44:05.500 --> 00:44:06.375 align:center However, 00:44:07.833 --> 00:44:10.625 align:center if they really believe they can put us into checkmate, 00:44:12.166 --> 00:44:14.291 align:center they'll throw everything they've got at us. 00:44:20.708 --> 00:44:21.833 align:center Mr. Karasuma, 00:44:22.583 --> 00:44:25.375 align:center would you mind showing us your cell phone for a moment? 00:44:25.458 --> 00:44:26.416 align:center Why? 00:44:26.500 --> 00:44:29.166 align:center To make sure you're not recording this conversation. 00:44:33.000 --> 00:44:34.083 align:center Here you go. 00:44:38.208 --> 00:44:39.583 align:center So, what do you want? 00:44:40.208 --> 00:44:44.750 align:center Why did you decide to stop working at Kujo Law Office, Mr. Karasuma? 00:44:45.375 --> 00:44:46.833 align:center For personal reasons. 00:44:47.541 --> 00:44:49.916 align:center Surely you don't need me to go into the details. 00:44:50.000 --> 00:44:52.416 align:center Was it because you were sick of how Mr. Kujo 00:44:52.500 --> 00:44:54.250 align:center was always mixed up with criminals? 00:44:56.458 --> 00:44:59.875 align:center Amazing how police detectives always jump to conclusions. 00:44:59.958 --> 00:45:01.208 align:center All right. 00:45:02.083 --> 00:45:03.791 align:center It's true, isn't it, 00:45:03.875 --> 00:45:06.416 align:center that you saw Morita, one of Kujo's clients, 00:45:06.500 --> 00:45:09.708 align:center hand over his phone in the office when he was receiving legal counsel. 00:45:10.708 --> 00:45:11.750 align:center What are you talking about? 00:45:11.833 --> 00:45:13.583 align:center Morita just admitted it. 00:45:16.125 --> 00:45:19.875 align:center On the advice of Mr. Kujo, my phone was left in his law office. 00:45:20.375 --> 00:45:21.666 align:center That's right. 00:45:23.625 --> 00:45:28.375 align:center The address of Kujo Law Office was found in the location history of his phone 00:45:28.458 --> 00:45:31.375 align:center on the day Morita turned himself in for the hit-and-run. 00:45:31.458 --> 00:45:33.708 align:center That's a clear case of concealing evidence. 00:45:33.791 --> 00:45:36.791 align:center He came for a consultation. Of course the address is in the history. 00:45:36.875 --> 00:45:40.666 align:center Mr. Karasuma, what do you got there? That's a pen that records, isn't it? 00:45:42.083 --> 00:45:45.208 align:center I've seen one of those gizmos before, so I noticed it. 00:45:46.000 --> 00:45:48.333 align:center You came prepared, like a good boy scout. 00:45:48.416 --> 00:45:51.750 align:center Who knows when you might be subjected to an unlawful interrogation? 00:45:54.166 --> 00:45:57.000 align:center Did you also happen to record the conversation 00:45:57.083 --> 00:45:58.875 align:center between Mr. Kujo and Morita? 00:45:59.833 --> 00:46:02.208 align:center If that's the case, didn't you hear the instructions 00:46:02.291 --> 00:46:04.208 align:center from Mr. Kujo to conceal the evidence? 00:46:05.083 --> 00:46:07.375 align:center Surely, you weren't an accomplice, were you? 00:46:08.750 --> 00:46:11.583 align:center Mr. Kujo was just doing what any good lawyer would do. 00:46:11.666 --> 00:46:16.833 align:center Mr. Karasuma, if you try to cover for him, you'll end up being disbarred with him. 00:46:17.958 --> 00:46:19.458 align:center Are you okay with that? 00:46:19.958 --> 00:46:21.875 align:center Wouldn't that upset your mother? 00:46:22.583 --> 00:46:25.208 align:center -She's got nothing to do with this. -That's not true. 00:46:25.791 --> 00:46:28.708 align:center If the story gets around that you're a crooked lawyer, 00:46:28.791 --> 00:46:31.958 align:center then people will say you really are a family of degenerates. 00:46:32.041 --> 00:46:33.000 align:center My family? 00:46:35.208 --> 00:46:36.291 align:center What do you mean by that? 00:46:36.375 --> 00:46:37.541 align:center What do I mean? 00:46:37.625 --> 00:46:40.291 align:center I mean your father, the pervert. 00:46:41.166 --> 00:46:43.083 align:center Sure, I could remind the public 00:46:43.166 --> 00:46:46.583 align:center by having another article written about what kind of man he was. 00:46:46.666 --> 00:46:48.041 align:center Fukami, cut it out. 00:46:48.958 --> 00:46:49.875 align:center For years now, 00:46:49.958 --> 00:46:53.750 align:center Mr. Karasuma's family has been going through hell because of that article. 00:46:55.250 --> 00:46:58.500 align:center I apologize for his behavior. That was rude of him. 00:47:00.291 --> 00:47:01.416 align:center But it must be obvious. 00:47:01.500 --> 00:47:04.208 align:center If we called in a lawyer in this unorthodox way, 00:47:04.291 --> 00:47:08.208 align:center it shows we're pursuing this investigation with a certain level of commitment. 00:47:12.833 --> 00:47:16.333 align:center If you give us a statement, we can get to Kyogoku. 00:47:18.916 --> 00:47:21.083 align:center You're the last piece of the puzzle. 00:47:22.541 --> 00:47:26.416 align:center You can help save the weakest people who are suffering because of those crooks. 00:47:29.125 --> 00:47:30.833 align:center Let's put an end to this. 00:47:37.750 --> 00:47:39.375 align:center INUKAI 00:47:41.166 --> 00:47:42.041 align:center Excuse me. 00:47:45.791 --> 00:47:47.041 align:center What is it, Inukai? 00:47:47.125 --> 00:47:48.833 align:center I just kidnapped a guy. 00:47:49.416 --> 00:47:50.833 align:center I worked him over good. 00:47:50.916 --> 00:47:53.291 align:center Someone asked me to. What should I do with him? 00:47:54.708 --> 00:47:55.958 align:center Is this someone you know? 00:47:56.041 --> 00:47:57.500 align:center Never met the guy. 00:47:59.625 --> 00:48:02.125 align:center I grabbed him where the security cameras don't see. 00:48:02.833 --> 00:48:04.000 align:center So, it's all good. 00:48:04.791 --> 00:48:06.041 align:center Then get rid of him somewhere. 00:48:06.791 --> 00:48:08.083 align:center Just in case, lie low. 00:48:08.166 --> 00:48:10.041 align:center Yes, Mr. Mibu. 00:48:11.000 --> 00:48:13.000 align:center Turn off your phone after you hang up. 00:48:13.666 --> 00:48:14.500 align:center Huh? 00:48:15.083 --> 00:48:17.875 align:center I don't want the police to pick up the location signals. 00:48:18.958 --> 00:48:20.041 align:center Don't just turn it off. 00:48:20.125 --> 00:48:22.833 align:center Remove the SIM card and stash it somewhere away from the phone. 00:48:23.666 --> 00:48:24.750 align:center Oh. Okay. 00:48:24.833 --> 00:48:25.958 align:center When things cool down, 00:48:26.041 --> 00:48:28.500 align:center turn on your phone while you're driving on the highway. 00:48:28.583 --> 00:48:29.833 align:center Got it. 00:48:32.875 --> 00:48:35.458 align:center You and me, always getting into trouble, aren't we? 00:48:35.958 --> 00:48:36.791 align:center I'll say. 00:48:44.583 --> 00:48:45.416 align:center Excuse me again. 00:48:52.000 --> 00:48:52.833 align:center Yes? 00:48:53.416 --> 00:48:54.583 align:center Mibu. 00:48:54.666 --> 00:48:58.708 align:center Listen. I just heard from my wife. She said our son is nowhere to be found. 00:48:58.791 --> 00:48:59.833 align:center You know anything? 00:49:00.416 --> 00:49:02.250 align:center Haven't been able to reach him since last night. 00:49:02.333 --> 00:49:04.333 align:center It's probably no big deal, but… 00:49:08.541 --> 00:49:09.875 align:center No, nothing on my end. 00:49:09.958 --> 00:49:10.958 align:center I see. 00:49:11.041 --> 00:49:12.541 align:center Get back to me if you hear something. 00:49:12.625 --> 00:49:13.541 align:center Okay. 00:49:24.666 --> 00:49:26.166 align:center The person you are trying… 00:49:26.250 --> 00:49:29.291 align:center Damn it! Inukai turned off his phone already. 00:49:37.916 --> 00:49:39.875 align:center Mibu, what's up? 00:49:39.958 --> 00:49:41.083 align:center Some serious shit, Kuga. 00:49:41.166 --> 00:49:42.083 align:center Find Inukai. 00:49:42.875 --> 00:49:45.041 align:center I wanna know who the hell that idiot kidnapped. 00:49:49.250 --> 00:49:51.041 align:center What are we gonna do with him? 00:49:51.125 --> 00:49:53.000 align:center We'll dump him in front of a hospital. 00:49:53.500 --> 00:49:56.375 align:center I'm staying low just in case. You guys should do the same. 00:49:57.083 --> 00:50:00.500 align:center Don't even know why we snatched him. What did he do anyway, huh? 00:50:00.583 --> 00:50:01.958 align:center No business of mine, really. 00:50:02.041 --> 00:50:06.416 align:center The story is the guy was getting cocky and causing trouble, 00:50:06.500 --> 00:50:08.541 align:center so I was asked to teach him a lesson. 00:50:11.041 --> 00:50:12.166 align:center What's this? 00:50:16.791 --> 00:50:18.333 align:center He heard what we were saying. 00:50:31.416 --> 00:50:34.250 align:center This kid's face is even more annoying than his father's. 00:50:42.916 --> 00:50:44.250 align:center Change of plans. 00:50:48.625 --> 00:50:50.666 align:center It turns out I've gotta go. 00:50:50.750 --> 00:50:53.250 align:center I'm on my way to visit Mr. Morita, anyway. 00:50:55.458 --> 00:50:57.166 align:center I'm grateful to you, Mr. Kujo. 00:50:58.500 --> 00:51:02.291 align:center Other attorneys just worry about covering their asses, so they play it safe. 00:51:03.541 --> 00:51:04.750 align:center You're not like that. 00:51:05.916 --> 00:51:09.583 align:center When it comes to fighting for your clients, you give it all you got. 00:51:20.791 --> 00:51:23.375 align:center Has everything been okay since my last visit? 00:51:25.583 --> 00:51:26.416 align:center Huh? 00:51:27.000 --> 00:51:28.666 align:center Are you still clamming up? 00:51:30.666 --> 00:51:31.583 align:center Uh-huh. 00:51:36.000 --> 00:51:37.083 align:center Um… 00:51:41.000 --> 00:51:41.833 align:center Well? 00:51:44.000 --> 00:51:47.625 align:center I wanna know… …can I switch lawyers? 00:51:50.375 --> 00:51:53.000 align:center 'Cause… my dad, 00:51:53.083 --> 00:51:55.958 align:center he's got this attorney he wants me to use, right? 00:52:28.541 --> 00:52:31.000 align:center Just been fired? That's gotta suck. 00:52:36.125 --> 00:52:39.291 align:center Oh, yeah. You missed your pal. Mr. Karasuma just left. 00:52:41.333 --> 00:52:42.416 align:center Karasuma was here? 00:52:43.000 --> 00:52:45.583 align:center Yeah, we had a whole lot of questions for him. 00:52:47.666 --> 00:52:48.958 align:center About Mr. Morita. 00:53:01.375 --> 00:53:02.708 align:center Mr. Karasuma. 00:53:04.416 --> 00:53:05.333 align:center Oh, hello. 00:53:07.833 --> 00:53:08.750 align:center Are you okay? 00:53:14.250 --> 00:53:17.541 align:center Listen, Mr. Kujo, can I ask you for a favor? 00:53:19.625 --> 00:53:20.458 align:center Of course. 00:53:22.333 --> 00:53:24.666 align:center I'd like to have one of those coffees you make. 00:53:29.250 --> 00:53:30.333 align:center Thanks. 00:53:45.750 --> 00:53:46.875 align:center Back at the station, 00:53:46.958 --> 00:53:49.750 align:center Detective Arashiyama was asking you about Morita's case, wasn't he? 00:53:50.666 --> 00:53:51.625 align:center Yes. 00:53:53.000 --> 00:53:54.333 align:center Are you sure you're okay? 00:53:56.041 --> 00:53:58.791 align:center Don't worry about it. I made sure not to say anything. 00:53:59.541 --> 00:54:00.458 align:center No. 00:54:01.208 --> 00:54:03.625 align:center It's you I'm worried about, Mr. Karasuma. 00:54:03.708 --> 00:54:06.666 align:center Don't worry about me. You should be worrying about yourself. 00:54:08.458 --> 00:54:11.375 align:center Arashiyama is no longer being selective about his methods. 00:54:11.875 --> 00:54:12.875 align:center He's going after everyone 00:54:12.958 --> 00:54:15.125 align:center who might get him closer to the truth about his daughter. 00:54:15.208 --> 00:54:17.125 align:center Mibu and Kyogoku are at the top of the list. 00:54:18.125 --> 00:54:19.958 align:center And you're also one of his targets, Mr. Kujo. 00:54:20.875 --> 00:54:22.083 align:center Yeah, I'm aware of that. 00:54:27.583 --> 00:54:29.375 align:center He's got some real solid evidence. 00:54:32.416 --> 00:54:34.708 align:center Morita informed me he's no longer my client. 00:54:39.583 --> 00:54:41.833 align:center He'll probably cut a deal and make a statement. 00:54:42.375 --> 00:54:43.625 align:center What are you going to do? 00:54:45.791 --> 00:54:48.875 align:center I'll see it through. I'll do whatever I have to do. 00:54:50.708 --> 00:54:53.291 align:center Is protecting gangsters and lowlifes like Mibu and Kyogoku 00:54:53.375 --> 00:54:55.000 align:center something you have to do? 00:54:57.458 --> 00:54:59.750 align:center As a lawyer, I'm obliged to protect my client. 00:55:01.458 --> 00:55:03.416 align:center Even if you're walking into an ambush? 00:55:04.166 --> 00:55:07.500 align:center They'll sell you out to protect themselves like Morita's doing now. 00:55:09.375 --> 00:55:11.458 align:center It's dangerous to get too close to your clients. 00:55:11.541 --> 00:55:13.083 align:center You have to look out for yourself first. 00:55:13.166 --> 00:55:14.250 align:center Mr. Karasuma. 00:55:16.083 --> 00:55:19.625 align:center In this city it might seem as if we can do whatever we want, 00:55:19.708 --> 00:55:23.083 align:center but we're actually constrained by endless rules and regulations. 00:55:24.500 --> 00:55:28.125 align:center An invisible network of laws controls our daily lives. 00:55:30.166 --> 00:55:32.208 align:center I believe the law has one great virtue. 00:55:32.958 --> 00:55:35.250 align:center We're all equal because it treats us impartially. 00:55:35.833 --> 00:55:38.250 align:center I'm not looking for a textbook answer. 00:55:38.333 --> 00:55:39.833 align:center I wanna know what motivates you. 00:55:41.458 --> 00:55:42.666 align:center Motivates me? 00:55:42.750 --> 00:55:44.500 align:center After my dad was murdered, 00:55:45.041 --> 00:55:48.750 align:center my mother was mocked constantly, so she just shut down all of her feelings. 00:55:50.125 --> 00:55:51.416 align:center You're just like her. 00:55:52.291 --> 00:55:55.125 align:center There's a look in your eyes like my mother had when she was in pain. 00:55:56.666 --> 00:55:58.458 align:center Keep this up and you're risking disgrace. 00:55:58.541 --> 00:56:00.583 align:center The world will hate you, and you'll lose everything. 00:56:00.666 --> 00:56:02.791 align:center How will you be able to handle all that pressure? 00:56:06.916 --> 00:56:08.375 align:center To be honest with you… 00:56:13.416 --> 00:56:14.375 align:center I'm scared. 00:56:15.958 --> 00:56:16.916 align:center Terrified. 00:56:19.875 --> 00:56:22.291 align:center I may be a lawyer, but I'm also a human being. 00:56:24.166 --> 00:56:25.916 align:center My name may spell it backwards… 00:56:28.458 --> 00:56:30.291 align:center but I'm just as human as you are. 00:56:41.625 --> 00:56:44.208 align:center The first time I took on a case defending a gangster 00:56:44.291 --> 00:56:46.125 align:center when I was starting out as a lawyer, 00:56:47.166 --> 00:56:48.375 align:center I felt conflicted. 00:56:50.875 --> 00:56:53.708 align:center I wondered if what I was doing was really the right thing. 00:56:57.791 --> 00:57:00.041 align:center But if I had refused to be the guy's attorney, 00:57:00.750 --> 00:57:03.500 align:center another lawyer would still have had to do the job. 00:57:05.541 --> 00:57:09.000 align:center The same goes for those who are mistreated because they have no money. 00:57:11.000 --> 00:57:12.541 align:center I mean, your average lawyer, 00:57:13.125 --> 00:57:16.125 align:center they won't go near a case that involves the weak and the poor. 00:57:19.166 --> 00:57:21.000 align:center I learned that from experience. 00:57:23.083 --> 00:57:25.333 align:center The law may protect people's basic rights, 00:57:26.083 --> 00:57:28.500 align:center but it can't protect people's lives. 00:57:29.416 --> 00:57:32.500 align:center If I really wanted to help the most defenseless in society, 00:57:33.541 --> 00:57:36.541 align:center I would have to be willing to get my hands dirty and enter the jungle 00:57:36.625 --> 00:57:40.500 align:center where the strong prey on the weak and face the worst of humanity. 00:57:44.791 --> 00:57:48.875 align:center When a lawyer manages to save one, they bring sorrow to another. 00:57:51.833 --> 00:57:53.708 align:center That's what it means to be a lawyer. 00:57:54.750 --> 00:57:56.833 align:center So I decided to carry the weight of that sin. 00:57:58.083 --> 00:58:01.125 align:center But if you're disbarred and you lose your license, you won't be a lawyer. 00:58:01.625 --> 00:58:03.208 align:center All your noble aims are meaningless 00:58:03.291 --> 00:58:05.333 align:center if you can't help people defend their rights. 00:58:06.291 --> 00:58:08.041 align:center You can't help anyone if you're dead. 00:58:11.000 --> 00:58:13.291 align:center I don't want you to die, Mr. Kujo. 00:58:17.166 --> 00:58:18.875 align:center I want you to keep being a lawyer. 00:58:23.958 --> 00:58:25.250 align:center Mr. Karasuma. 00:58:28.500 --> 00:58:29.791 align:center Thank you so much. 00:58:33.291 --> 00:58:36.708 align:center All this reminds me of what your mother was saying about your father. 00:58:37.375 --> 00:58:39.791 align:center The way a person chooses to live 00:58:40.833 --> 00:58:43.166 align:center is revealed in the moment of their death. 00:58:45.208 --> 00:58:46.916 align:center The way a person dies 00:58:48.500 --> 00:58:50.375 align:center is also the way they lived. 00:58:52.458 --> 00:58:55.166 align:center Even if I'm disbarred, even if I die as a lawyer, 00:58:56.125 --> 00:58:58.625 align:center this is the way I have chosen to live my life. 00:59:00.500 --> 00:59:03.041 align:center And I'm doing something that only I can do. 00:59:04.833 --> 00:59:08.041 align:center So… I'm ready… 00:59:10.500 --> 00:59:12.208 align:center for whatever awaits me. 00:59:23.500 --> 00:59:25.583 align:center Let's chop him up and stick him in this box. 00:59:29.125 --> 00:59:30.291 align:center Wait a minute! 00:59:31.083 --> 00:59:33.083 align:center My old man is a big deal in the Fushimi-gumi! 00:59:33.166 --> 00:59:34.833 align:center His name is Kiyoshi Kyogoku! 00:59:35.333 --> 00:59:37.250 align:center If you do this, there's no going back! 00:59:37.333 --> 00:59:38.500 align:center Is that so? 00:59:40.291 --> 00:59:42.375 align:center Then that's all the more reason to shut you up. 00:59:46.500 --> 00:59:50.291 align:center Boss, no one around here saw Takeshi yesterday. 00:59:50.375 --> 00:59:52.000 align:center Just keep looking! 00:59:52.500 --> 00:59:53.833 align:center I have a bad feeling. 00:59:54.875 --> 00:59:56.458 align:center My gut's never been wrong. 00:59:56.541 --> 00:59:57.916 align:center No, please! 00:59:59.083 --> 01:00:00.583 align:center Let me go! 01:00:02.000 --> 01:00:02.833 align:center Mibu! 01:00:04.291 --> 01:00:07.291 align:center Someone named Yamamoto knows where Inukai's hideout is. 01:00:07.916 --> 01:00:09.625 align:center We gotta get there before Kyogoku. Get in. 01:00:09.708 --> 01:00:10.583 align:center Yes, sir. 01:00:15.458 --> 01:00:17.166 align:center Get any information you can. 01:00:17.250 --> 01:00:18.666 align:center Find out where Takeshi went. 01:00:19.166 --> 01:00:21.000 align:center Find him no matter what! 01:00:23.833 --> 01:00:25.708 align:center Please just stop! 01:00:26.500 --> 01:00:28.250 align:center No! 01:00:36.833 --> 01:00:38.500 align:center This is my last question. 01:00:39.250 --> 01:00:40.208 align:center Okay. 01:00:41.416 --> 01:00:42.666 align:center Mr. Kujo, do you… 01:00:46.333 --> 01:00:47.958 align:center do you need me or not? 01:00:54.791 --> 01:00:55.750 align:center No. 01:00:58.333 --> 01:00:59.416 align:center I don't need you. 01:01:03.708 --> 01:01:04.666 align:center Understood. 01:01:40.083 --> 01:01:41.458 align:center Attorney Taiza Kujo… 01:01:43.833 --> 01:01:45.208 align:center my time with you was short… 01:01:47.583 --> 01:01:49.041 align:center but thank you for everything. 01:01:51.625 --> 01:01:52.583 align:center Thank you very much. 01:02:00.541 --> 01:02:01.583 align:center Excuse me. ery much.