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With the ability to go back in time, isn't there a fear that someone will abuse it? These people put a lot of faith into human objectivity.

[oh, and....]

Where can I buy cigarettes?

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[dis gonna be good]

It lacks flavor, but so does Swedish food sometimes.

[nothing can top mcdonald's tho]

You don't speak like Swedish.

[ Nikolai's English is amazing. ]

Our English is better than most non-English speaking countries.

[she also mixes up her w's and v's but that's why she avoids those words.]

[ He snorts at that. ]

Very humble of you to say so.

[ Nikolai mixes up his 'the' and 'a' and sometimes drops them all together. Also what is proper sentence structure? ]

There's no reason to be humble if it's true.

[ In Russian: ]

There's no reason to be proud of speaking the American language.

[ Guess who lived during the Cold War. Guess. ]

[she returns in russian:]

There's no reason to be proud of speaking the Russian language either.

[and the Cold War brought her father to Sweden. these two are going to get along swimmingly.]

[ He laughs at that. ]

I'm not the one bragging, girl. You are.

[ The Cold War he remembers is different from most. He's a vor even then, with ink on his skin. He remembers the Camp best, the chill of Siberia, the cold that makes men into animals and monsters into worse monsters.

But then again, that's most of Nikolai's life. ]

You asked me why I didn't sound like a Swede and I merely answered the question.

It's hardly bragging.

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I don't mean your accent. [ He's laughing a little. ] You make quick assumptions.

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Then what? My speaking English?

Nyet. [ Chuckles. ] You have very little country loyalty, with your American cigarettes and bland Swedish food.

[she tenses and it's noticeable in her tone.]

The secrets I know about this country could bring it to its knees. There's no reason for me to be loyal to it.

[ He chuckles softly. ]

You make yourself sound really important [ Needling her is now a sport. ]

They wouldn't keep me locked up for three years if I wasn't.

Being locked up don't make you important, girl.

Don't call me girl. I'm a woman.

[you might've worked her into a corner with that last one.]

You sound like girl. [ He's using 'gzah' on her, which is more like 'young lady'. ]

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