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323
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TEXT:“Same Year, Antarctica”
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071
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072
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A ship advances through a red sea.
Pillars of salt stretch up towards a darkened sky.
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073
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A strangely-shaped aurora.
FUYUTSUKI:“To think this was once a continent of ice...”
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074
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Fuyutsuki gazes outside, dumbfounded, through the center of the glass window.
FUYUTSUKI:“There's no trace of it left.”
IKARI (OFF):“Professor Fuyutsuki...”
Fuyutsuki turns toward the voice.
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075
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Gendo, with Fuyutsuki in front.
The former has the same intrepid smile as always.
FUYUTSUKI:“You? I'm surprised you survived.”
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076
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Fuyutsuki and Gendo looking through the glass.
FUYUTSUKI:“I'd heard that you were a member of the Katsuragi Research Team.”
IKARI:“Luckily, I had returned to Japan the day before the incident,
so I was able to escape the tragedy.”
Fuyutsuki faces forward when he speaks.
FUYUTSUKI:“I see.
Rokubungi, you...”
IKARI:“Excuse me, I have a different name now.”
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077
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Gendo searches his pocket and produces a postcard.
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078
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Fuyutsuki, smiling bitterly as he puts out his hand and looks at the postcard.
FUYUTSUKI:“A postcard? Not a business card?”
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079
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TEXT:“We're Married
Gendo & Yui Ikari
It has been a long time.
Are you doing well?”
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080
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Fuyutsuki is miffed. He looks at Gendo.
FUYUTSUKI:“Ikari? Gendo Ikari...”
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081
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Gendo in profile, sneering with that devil-may-care look.
IKARI:“My wife has been nagging me to get this to you, Professor Fuyutsuki.
She seems to be a fan of yours.”
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082
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Fuyutsuki replies sullenly.
FUYUTSUKI:“I'm honored.”
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083
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The handwritten text on the postcard.
FUYUTSUKI (OFF):“How is Yui doing? Isn't she participating in this expedition?”
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084
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Gendo looking at Fuyutsuki as if scowling. He puts on rather a suspect grin.
IKARI:“Yui wanted to come, but we have a child now, so...”
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085
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Wave crests crash violently.
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086
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Fuyutsuki goes up the stairs.
Gendo follows.
FUYUTSUKI:“Your organization... Seele, was it?
I've heard nothing but bad things about it.
I can't approve of forcibly pinning down the board of directors.”
Fuyutsuki reaches the top and turns around.
Gendo stops.
TEXT:“Safety First”
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087
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Despite being the one looked down upon, Gendo's face is calm and composed.
IKARI:“You're fastidious as ever.
No clean organization can survive in this day and age anymore.”
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088
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Conversely, Fuyutsuki is the one looking down, but…
FUYUTSUKI:“The official investigation of the Second Impact...”
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089
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Gendo in front, with Fuyutsuki's legs blocking his way.
FUYUTSUKI:“If the investigation team consisted only of Seele people,
you would run into all sorts of issues later.”
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090
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The opposite, Gendo with Fuyutsuki's legs in front.
FUYUTSUKI:“We're just a makeshift solution to avoid that, aren't we?”
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091
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Fuyutsuki glares down fiercely, wanting to say, "It can't be!?"
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092
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093
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094
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095
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Misato sitting, hugging both knees.
TEXT:“Nerv Headquarters - Isolation Facility 4”
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096
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MISATO (MONO):“I still don't handle dark places very well.
All the bad memories come flooding back.”
FUYUTSUKI (OFF):“Who is she?”
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097
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A perfectly white room.
Misato (15 years old) is all alone.
MAN (OFF):“She's the sole survivor of the original expedition.”
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098
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099
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On a chair and hugging both knees, Misato sits in complete isolation.
FUYUTSUKI (OFF):“Katsuragi? She's Dr. Katsuragi's daughter?”
TEXT:“South Pole Investigation Ship - Isolation Facility 2”
MAN (OFF):“Her name is Misato Katsuragi.”
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100
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Fuyutsuki and the man peer in through the tiny window.
FUYUTSUKI:“That's terrible.”
MAN:“Yes, she hasn't spoken for almost two years now.”
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101
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An expressionless Misato. The frame of the window in front.
MAN (OFF):“It attests to the hell that she witnessed.
Her physical injuries have healed,
but psychological wounds do not heal so easily.”
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102
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Fuyutsuki leaves, slightly distressed.
FUYUTSUKI:“I suppose so.”
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103
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Fuyutsuki standing at the locale from earlier.
FUYUTSUKI:“We can't conclude our findings for our investigation lightly either.”
TEXT:“Safety First”
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324
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Infrared lighting.
FUYUTSUKI (OFF):“A completely localized change to the atmospheric elements.”
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325
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Heavily-equipped gear for use outside the ship.
FUYUTSUKI (OFF):“The thorough extermination of all life, including microorganisms.”
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326
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Subterranean scan image of the former continent of Antarctica. (A Geofront is visible.)
FUYUTSUKI (OFF):“The traces of an enormous cavern directly below the blast center.”
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327
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Fuyutsuki, looking at a report dubiously.
FUYUTSUKI:“And this giant of light.”
Insert: A photograph of the Giant of Light attached to the report.
Pull-in on this photo.
FUYUTSUKI:“This incident is full of mysteries.”
He lifts his face.
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104-105
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Missing numbers due to rearrangement.
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106
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Headline being played up in a current newspaper.
FUYUTSUKI (MONO):“Soon after, the United Nations issued an official statement
stating that the Second Impact was caused by a massive meteor.”
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107
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A dark newspaper photograph (dots visible) zoomed in on the countenance of Keel. T . B.
FUYUTSUKI (MONO):“But from where I stood, I could see”
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108
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Likewise, the visage of Gendo. T ・ B.
FUYUTSUKI (MONO):“that the information had been blatantly massaged.”
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109
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Newspaper photo T ・ B.
Is the main figure a high-ranking person in the United Nations? Kiel and Ikari are displayed behind him, scarcely visible.
FUYUTSUKI (MONO):“Behind all this was Seele and hints that a man named Kiel was involved.
And it made me want to learn the dark truth of that incident.”
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