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Good Ending No. 04 (Marisa-A)
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Nitori
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#0@5 ‘I told you, humans aren't allowed to go any further.’
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Marisa
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#0@6 ‘Oh, it's okay, isn't it?
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#0@7 You let me go in that one time.’
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Nitori
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#0@8 ‘Let you?
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#0@9 Don't you mean you forced your way in?’
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Marisa
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#0@10 ‘You must've known I was trying to go against a god!’
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Nitori
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#0@11 ‘You'd need a reason like that to get up the mountain.
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#0@12 But you got that one from me for free last time.’
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Marisa
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#0@13 ‘Well, see? It's the same this time, so...’
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Nitori
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#0@14 ‘But there's no reason to fight her now.’
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Marisa
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#0@15 ‘But I didn't utterly beat her, you know?’
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Nitori
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#0@16 ‘You needn't fight Lady Yasaka any more.
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#0@17 She's reached an understanding with us.’
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Marisa
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#0@18 ‘Eh?’
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Nitori
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#0@19 ‘Lady Yasaka didn't come here to hurt us. In fact,
we're a lot better off now that she's here.’
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Marisa
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#0@20 ‘What? Did she take over already?’
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Nitori
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#0@21 ‘The mountain used to belong to an oni god.
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#0@22 But they disappeared, and their faith went, too.’
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Nitori
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#0@23 ‘So, the world became a lot less interesting.
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#0@25 Isn't it fun to party with the gods every day?’
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Marisa
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#0@26 ‘Parties... Is that what faith is all about?’
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Nitori
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#0@27 ‘Faith is intimacy. There's another party today!’
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Good Ending No. 05 (Marisa-B)
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#0@4 ‘So the faithless can't understand faith, huh...
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#0@6 I think I'll try making my own little shrine...’
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Marisa
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#0@7 ‘..Hm, but what will I put inside the shrine?
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#0@11 I guess that god I've just met could live in here.’
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Kanako
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#0@12 ‘Excuse me!?’
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Marisa
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#0@13 ‘Woah!’
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Kanako
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#0@14 ‘Don't use such a filthy cushion in there!’
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Marisa
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#0@15 ‘Where'd you come from?’
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Kanako
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#0@16 ‘If you bestow my name on a shrine, it'll become a
branch shrine I can visit whenever I wish.
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#0@17 It seems you wanted to build a shrine for me, but I've
no interest in such a poorly-constructed shrine.’
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Marisa
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#0@18 ‘Oi, that's kinda rude.’
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Kanako
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#0@19 ‘In any case, why would a human such as you build a
shrine in a forest that receives no visitors?’
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Marisa
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#0@20 ‘It's nice to try new things.
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#0@21 Wouldn't it be bad if humans came here too often?’
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Kanako
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#0@22 ‘In a sense. It would be hard on the visitors.’
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Marisa
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#0@23 ‘Well, you built a shrine on top of a mountain...
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#0@24 What kind of person would go all the way up there?’
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Kanako
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#0@25 ‘Why, there's no problem.
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#0@27 I meant to leave human faith to the Hakurei Shrine...’
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#0@32 ‘it's exactly the same as how you feel towards magic.’
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Good Ending No. 06 (Marisa-C)
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Marisa
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#0@4 ‘—so, this person is a god, and
over there is a very maiden-like person.’
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Kanako
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#0@5 ‘Hullo, I'm a god.’
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Sanae
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#0@6 ‘Ah, d'you remember me? I'm the one that said maybe
you could change out your god...’
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Reimu
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#0@7 ‘...So? What are you here for?’
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Marisa
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#0@8 ‘We talked it over and came to an agreement.
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#0@10 Anyway, why not hand over your shrine to this god?’
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Kanako
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#0@11 ‘Why not give it a try?’
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Reimu
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#0@12 ‘Why does even Marisa side with my enemies now?’
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Kanako
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#0@13 ‘I'm not your enemy.
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#0@15 We can both benefit; surely that's a good deal?’
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Sanae
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#0@16 ‘Of course, we won't force you. The decision is yours.’
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Marisa
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#0@17 ‘It might be kind of interesting.’
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Kanako
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#0@18 ‘Of course it would be, with me around.’
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Sanae
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#0@19 ‘Shrines do normally change hands from time to time.’
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Reimu
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#0@20 ‘Am I the only one that doesn't like this?
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#0@21 Why is even Marisa...?’
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Marisa
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#0@22 ‘Well, come on, if this place becomes more like a
shrine, we could have festivals.’
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Kanako
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#0@23 ‘It's even okay if you only invite me to the feasts.’
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Reimu
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#0@24 ‘Well, then, maybe it's okay...
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#0@25 It's so hard finding new followers all by myself.’
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Bad Ending No. 10 (Marisa-A)
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#0@1 After her hopeless fight against the god, Marisa sneaked
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Reimu
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#0@3 ‘You look tired. Did something happen yesterday?’
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Marisa
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#0@4 ‘Oh, no.
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#0@5 Just went to the mountain to find yummy cucumbers...’
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Bad Ending No. 11 (Marisa-B)
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e04.msg.jdiff
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#0@1 After her hopeless fight against the god, Marisa sneaked
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Reimu
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#0@3 ‘You look tired. Did something happen yesterday?’
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Marisa
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#0@4 ‘Oh, no.
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#0@5 I just went to tell the tengu about a neat rumour.’
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Bad Ending No. 12 (Marisa-C)
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e05.msg.jdiff
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#0@1 After her hopeless fight against the god, Marisa sneaked
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Reimu
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#0@3 ‘You look tired. Did something happen yesterday?’
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Marisa
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#0@4 ‘Oh, no.
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#0@5 The leaves were so beautiful... I got caught up in some vigourous leaf-viewing.’
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#0@9 <c$Ending No.12 — Vigourous leaf-viewing?$>
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