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Annotations for Act 4

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"Bakusai-ten-satsu." 

Translates, roughly, into 'Breaking Poinit Kill.'

Originally from "The Pursuit of Happiness" by Rod M. 

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"She rummaged through her closets, trying to find that
bottle she always kept for Lardi... Oh. There it was." 

'Lardi...' refers to Lardizibal, a character from David
Tai's 'Daigakusei no Ranma', created by David Tai and Paul
Galleos. 

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"I do.  Her name is Spring."

Spring is the daughter of Ranma Saotome and Shampoo.  She
comes from Ross McKenzie's "Descents and Inversions".


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