アンサング・シンデレラ 病院薬剤師の処方箋 #3「俺はあんた達とは違う」
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00:00Nitta Sosuke, who is being treated at the Manseishikyuu Taijin-en Hospital.
00:05Everyone has their own important daily life outside of the hospital,
00:11and their future continues from now on.
00:16It is the job of us pharmacists to protect it.
00:30This is Nitta Sosuke, a 32-year-old man.
00:32He is a teacher at Yoroshi Elementary School.
00:33He is suffering from breathing difficulties.
00:35His blood pressure is JCS10.
00:37Blood pressure is 210 to 130.
00:38He is suffering from hyperthyroidism.
00:40One, two, three.
00:42Send me a message on Zooka.
00:43I'll take it all on the right.
00:44Contact the doctor on the right.
00:46Yakusai-san, I need calcium blockers.
00:48Where?
00:49I brought calcium blockers.
00:50He can't be treated right away.
00:52Both GI.
00:53Aoi-san, get ready.
00:54Yes.
00:55I'm fine now.
00:57I'm going in.
00:58He needs to rest.
00:59We don't know the cause of his illness yet.
01:01He needs to stay in the hospital for a while.
01:03Wait a minute.
01:04I can't do that.
01:05I have to go back.
01:06Nitta-san, please calm down.
01:13I couldn't do anything.
01:15I'm not suited for this job.
01:17The emergency room is special.
01:19I'm so nervous.
01:21Does Seno-san do that every day?
01:23Seno-san is the only pharmacist in the emergency room.
01:26I don't know what to do.
01:28By the way, there's one more person.
01:30What?
01:31So cute!
01:33Why is Seno-san holding her?
01:36It's disgusting.
01:37You should share it with me once in a while.
01:40Hurry up and get ready.
01:42Kariya-san!
01:43Kariya-san, hold her.
01:45Hurry up.
01:48Kariya-san has that kind of expression, too.
01:51Yes, she likes children the most.
01:53As expected of Mama-san Yakusai.
01:55Mikami-chan.
01:59Good job on the maternity leave.
02:02If Mikami-chan comes back, I'll be so relieved.
02:06Manager Handa, I need to talk to you.
02:10Yes, yes.
02:11Please change your clothes and wait.
02:14I see.
02:15Mikami-san, are you going to the drugstore?
02:17The salary is completely different, isn't it?
02:19If I shift at night, I'll make a lot of money.
02:22Your colleagues are talking about it.
02:24The hospital doesn't pay much even if you arrive.
02:26If you work while raising a child, you'll know which one to choose.
02:29Maybe I should go to the drugstore, too.
02:32No!
02:33If I go any further, I'll collapse.
02:35But Mikami-chan, you're going to the drugstore, right?
02:38I'm going to the drugstore.
02:40I'm going to the drugstore.
02:42But if Mikami-san doesn't come, I really need you to do something about the shortage of people.
02:47Everyone will quit.
02:53I know.
02:54I know.
02:56I'm also recruiting.
03:00Mr. Nishida, please drink this.
03:03That's right. It's too big to drink.
03:06But you have to drink it.
03:07Even if you tell me, I know my body is the best.
03:10Let's go home.
03:17I can't do this job anymore.
03:21This is all the medicine I'm taking right now.
03:28There are so many people.
03:29Mr. Nishida, do you always store them like this?
03:32Yes.
03:33I'll take a look.
03:36There are some that I forgot to drink.
03:38If there are so many, it's hard to tell.
03:48This Adderall.
03:53Mr. Nishida, do you always take medicine at this drugstore?
03:57Yes.
03:58What is it?
04:00Nothing.
04:01What is it?
04:03Nothing.
04:05Anyway, Mr. Nishida, please take the medicine properly and rest your body.
04:10I understand.
04:11Yes.
04:15Aoi-san, I know the medicine from earlier.
04:21What's wrong?
04:23Could it be the girl in Mr. Nishida's class?
04:27Are you okay?
04:29I'm okay.
04:30Do you want to go with me?
04:33What's wrong?
04:34I was told not to see Mr. Nishida.
04:46Mr. Nishida, run!
05:01I can't believe this.
05:03I can't forgive you for splitting Adderall and CR.
05:06I will never let you pass my inspection.
05:09This is a do-repeat method.
05:13Do-repeat is the same thing that is repeated, right?
05:16Yes.
05:17It's a do-repeat method.
05:19Do-repeat is the same thing that is repeated.
05:23That's why I said that.
05:25What are you doing?
05:26Of course, I'm listening to Dr. Nakano.
05:29I'm listening to Dr. Nakano.
05:30You should quit.
05:31I'm Aoi from the Department of Pharmacy.
05:34I would like to ask you about the prescription of Dr. Nitta.
05:37Nitta-san?
05:38The date of birth is June 7, 1986.
05:42He is a 32-year-old man.
05:43Oh, he's from Toseki.
05:45I would like to ask you a few questions about the prescription.
05:48Go ahead.
05:49First of all, about Adderall.
05:52Normally, it is prescribed before meals.
05:55Was there any instruction from the doctor that it was prescribed after meals?
05:59I don't know.
06:00The doctor's prescription was after meals.
06:02Wasn't it introduced to the public?
06:04It's a do-repeat method for the past few months, so I think there's no problem.
06:08Is it a do-repeat method?
06:12Also, Adderall and CR are divided into half and half.
06:15It has been reduced from this time.
06:17There was no stock of 10mg, so I will divide 20mg into half.
06:21For the time being...
06:24If you divide it, the quality of the ingredients will change, and the effect will not be stable.
06:28Are you sure?
06:30Adderall's 10mg has already been introduced, so it will be fine in the future.
06:34Then...
06:51YAKUZA
06:58Excuse me. Are you a Yakuza?
07:01Are you a reporter?
07:04Mr. Onozuka?
07:09Are you a Yakuza?
07:22YAKUZA
07:43Why didn't you tell me you were a Yakuza?
07:46You didn't ask me.
07:48What did you mean when you talked to me?
07:51I thought it was funny that a high-minded hospital Yakuza was talking hotly.
07:55I feel bad.
07:56So, are you talking about Mr. Nitta?
08:00What?
08:01You called me in the afternoon, didn't you?
08:04Was that Mr. Onozuka?
08:07Did you come here to complain directly?
08:10YAKUZA
08:13I'll be honest with you.
08:16Adderall can't be cured.
08:18If you're a Yakuza, please take care of your medicine.
08:21I don't have time for a hospital Yakuza.
08:23What?
08:24Do you think I'm just waiting for a prescription here?
08:30I'm the only one who has a Yakuza at night.
08:33There are a lot of prescriptions.
08:35Preparation of prescriptions, examination, record of prescriptions, back-up of reticulum and reticulum.
08:40It's all one-off.
08:42I can't take care of each patient one by one.
08:47But that's the job of a Yakuza.
08:51Hospitals are so big.
08:55I see.
08:56If you don't go to the hospital, you don't have to go to the hospital.
09:00You don't have to go to the hospital, you don't have to go to the hospital.
09:05I'm making time to deal with patients.
09:13Mr. Onozuka.
09:15Why did you become a Yakuza?
09:19Isn't it for the patient?
09:24Our job doesn't matter whether it's a hospital or a drugstore.
09:29You're saying a lot of stupid things.
09:32Are all Yakuza people like that?
09:34I don't care what you think about Yakuza.
09:38But you have nothing to do with it.
09:41You are an elementary school teacher.
09:45Even today, a classmate came to the hospital because she was worried.
09:48That's what I'm talking about.
09:52You used to say that you should know the patient well to protect the patient.
09:58Do you really know Mr. Nitta?
10:03Please.
10:04Mr. Nitta is using the Toseki Clinic in front of the station until late at night.
10:07It's always past 11 o'clock to bring a prescription here.
10:10Here you are.
10:12Every time I buy six cups of noodles and nutritional drinks.
10:15Wait a minute.
10:17If a person with a personality disorder drinks so many nutritional drinks,
10:20his lung capacity will not work and he will become addicted.
10:23I know.
10:24But I can't help it because I want customers.
10:27I don't have the right to stop it.
10:30I know that the speed of the secretion of nutrients will change after the Adderat CR is over.
10:34But I don't have 10 mg of Adderat as prescribed by Mr. Nitta.
10:38Can you tell me to make time again?
10:42I'll give it to you for now.
10:44There are times when you need to do that.
10:48You don't have to be excited about the fact that Tsutomuro, the pharmacist, is the one who deals with patients.
10:55Don't be swayed by your ideals outside the hospital.
11:13Thank you for your hard work.
11:14What did you become a pharmacist for?
11:44Episode 2
11:47What?
11:48Ms. Onozuka, you were a pharmacist for a drug store?
11:51What kind of person is she?
11:52She's a very nice person.
11:54That's not good.
11:55She hid that she was a pharmacist and laughed when she heard what I said.
12:00So what happened?
12:03We had an argument.
12:06She's a nuisance.
12:08But I understood it clearly.
12:10I can't leave Mr. Nitta to that kind of pharmacist.
12:16Good morning, everyone.
12:19Good morning.
12:21Ms. Aihara, will you go out with me for a while?
12:29Excuse me.
12:32Wow.
12:34Is that a postcard from your classmates?
12:37Mr. Nitta, you're popular.
12:40Yes, I am.
12:44When will you be discharged?
12:46I'm sorry to say this as a pharmacist.
12:50But I have to take care of my health for that.
12:57You're drinking properly.
12:59Mr. Nitta, you drink a lot of medicine.
13:02I think you should find a pharmacist you can consult with.
13:07I have a suggestion.
13:09For example, I think it's a good idea to change the drugstore to a place where you can find a pharmacist.
13:16No, I can't do that.
13:18I have to work until late at night.
13:20But the drugstore is open for four days.
13:23You can change the date to another drugstore.
13:26I don't have time for that.
13:28I have to go home three times a week.
13:31I have to take a four-hour blood transfusion.
13:34The day after the transfusion, I have to work overtime and finish the work I left behind.
13:40And the day after that, I have to take a blood transfusion.
13:43In order to secure time for work, I have to be discharged at night after the transfusion.
13:50I understand.
13:52But you work in the hospital, don't you?
13:56Please focus on your treatment now.
14:01I know treatment is important.
14:05But when I needed money for my treatment, I had to quit my job.
14:15I didn't know why I was risking my life.
14:20So I want to prioritize my work.
14:26But it won't last long if you do it now.
14:32At this time, you have to...
14:34It's not that simple.
14:40You just met me, but you didn't tell me how to live.
14:44Please leave me alone.
14:55Only two students came here in half a day?
14:58Yes.
14:59The other booths were crowded.
15:01It's not popular to be a pharmacist in the hospital.
15:04Some people say pharmacists are slaves of doctors.
15:09Manager Handa, you can't bring new people.
15:12I can't do it like this.
15:14What should I do?
15:15Do you want to do that?
15:16Of course.
15:17Manager Handa will be surprised.
15:19If all the pharmacists disappear.
15:21Don't let Manager Handa notice.
15:24Yes.
15:26Mr. Aragami, please.
15:29Yes.
15:31I'm not good at hiding things.
15:34Mr. Aragami.
15:36You know that everyone is hiding things from me, right?
15:42You're going to strike together, right?
15:47Who said that?
15:49Ms. Ikariya.
15:51That means...
15:54Maybe 700 million yen.
16:22I heard that you got into the drug store.
16:25Mr. Seno.
16:27So?
16:28Did you hit the pharmacist?
16:31I was hit on my way home.
16:34I was told not to spread your ideal.
16:39I was told to leave the patient alone.
16:43Is my method wrong?
16:47Is it wrong?
16:50I don't care how you do it.
16:54Do what the patient wants you to do, not what you want to do.
17:18I'm sorry, Mr. Handa.
17:20Can I ask you to come back tomorrow night?
17:23I'm working three days a week.
17:25I heard that Yashio had a fever.
17:29I'm sorry.
17:31I'll be back tomorrow.
17:33I'll be back tomorrow.
17:35I'm sorry.
17:37I'll be back tomorrow.
17:39I'll be back tomorrow.
17:41I'll be back tomorrow.
17:43I'll be back tomorrow.
17:45I heard that Yashio had a fever.
17:47I'll be back tomorrow.
17:49I understand.
17:51Can you put this on the table in the middle of the night?
17:55Don't forget this popcorn.
18:15I'm sorry.
18:33I was told not to meet Mr. Gero.
18:39Aoi
18:42Yes, this is Aoi.
18:46What?
18:47Aoi
18:51Where is Mr. Naito?
18:53I'm looking for him, but I haven't found him yet.
18:55Yes, yes, yes.
18:57He's not here.
18:59I see.
19:01Can I ask you a favor?
19:03Okay, okay.
19:05I'll look for him too.
19:07Okay.
19:37It's Onosuka.
19:42I'm Aoi from the General Medicine Department.
19:44Is Mr. Onosuka here?
19:46What is it?
19:48Mr. Onosuka.
19:49Mr. Nitta has escaped from the hospital and is gone.
19:53Is that so?
19:54Mr. Nitta hasn't been taking Ferrogladimethone for a long time.
20:00So I'm worried.
20:02I'm sorry I said that the other day.
20:04But I can't do it.
20:06Mr. Onosuka has met Mr. Nitta many times.
20:08I thought you might know where he went.
20:12Mr. Nitta's life is at stake.
20:14Can you help me?
20:17Please.
20:20It's none of my business.
20:22Mr. Onosuka.
20:23Excuse me.
20:37Mr. Onosuka.
20:38Mr. Nitta.
21:07What am I doing?
21:28Mr. Nitta.
21:30Mr. Nitta, are you okay?
21:32Mr. Nitta.
21:37Please call an ambulance.
21:39I'm on the west side of Yabashi Elementary School.
21:41The hemoglobin level is extremely low in men in their 30s.
21:43There is a high possibility of hemoglobin deficiency.
21:45Please hurry.
21:46Mr. Nitta.
21:47I'm at the hospital.
21:48I'm on my way to the doctor's office.
21:50I'm coming in.
21:51His blood pressure is 34 in JCS.
21:52His blood sugar is 152 and 82.
21:53His SPO is 98 with 5 liters of oxygen.
21:55I'm coming in.
21:56One, two, three.
21:58Mr. Nitta.
21:59Please be strong.
22:00Aoi.
22:01Ferrogladimethone and calcium.
22:02Yes.
22:03Yes.
22:13Excuse me.
22:14Please wait outside.
22:15Yes.
22:16I'm coming in.
22:33Is something wrong?
22:34No.
22:35I'm sorry.
22:36Mr. Nitta is...
22:37He's fine.
22:38He's stable now.
22:43Are you Onozuka?
22:47Yes.
22:48I heard that you joined Mr. Nitta's delegation.
22:50I'm Sen from the Pharmacy Department.
22:54Nice to meet you.
22:56Oh, right.
22:57We regularly gather pharmacists from the neighborhood and have a joint study session.
23:02If you'd like, you can come too.
23:05This is a return for teaching Aoi about the drugstore.
23:17Who are these people from the Pharmacy Department?
23:21Do you want to treat me like a low-level drug addict?
23:27I have some knowledge of you.
23:31I told the emergency team about Hemoglobin G.
23:35It's proof that I have some knowledge.
23:40It didn't work at all.
23:44My hands were shaking and I couldn't do anything.
23:51I'm not like you guys.
24:13This is for tomorrow.
24:18I knew it.
24:20It was Donao.
24:23Peroglodomate.
24:25You haven't taken it since before.
24:30Like Mr. Nitta, you should know that it's an essential drug for patients whose kidney function is declining.
24:39Why didn't you take it?
24:43Is it a side effect?
24:49If you take it, you'll feel sick.
24:54I once returned it in front of the children.
24:59You didn't take Peroglodomate when you were in the hospital.
25:06This is for completing it before the sports day.
25:12The sports day flag?
25:15Is it a thank you for the letter?
25:18This is not for the current class.
25:24I got it from the children of the previous school when I was out of work.
25:32At that time, I was able to go to the gym.
25:34I was able to do whatever I wanted.
25:37I was able to be an ideal teacher who did my best for the children.
25:47But now it's completely different.
25:54I was taken time off from my duties, and my work was neglected.
25:59It's completely different from my ideal.
26:04Ms. Koga Iizuka.
26:06I was fine when I just became a teacher.
26:10But I was restricted from exercising.
26:14I was also affected by illness.
26:17Other teachers started to look down on me.
26:21If you're sick, I can't say anything.
26:25How many are there?
26:27Does anyone know?
26:30It spread to the guardians.
26:33Ms. Nitta was told that she was out of the class.
26:39The attitude of the adults was also transmitted to the children.
26:43Gradually, the children in the class stopped listening to me.
26:48There were more and more children walking in class.
26:52Ms. Koga Iizuka.
26:59In the meantime, the preparation for the sports day began.
27:04One of the children came to me while I was practicing.
27:09Ms. Koga Iizuka. It's faster to shake your arms more.
27:12Then run, Ms. Koga Iizuka.
27:13Run!
27:21Okay, I got it.
27:22I got it.
27:38If I run hard here, I feel like I can return to my ideal teacher.
27:45Ready!
27:52Go!
28:17It's really miserable.
28:23So I tried to make this at least.
28:33But in the end, I couldn't deliver it today.
28:41I'm a really bad teacher who can't do anything.
28:52I'm a really bad teacher who can't do anything.
29:01It's painful to be hospitalized.
29:04I can see things that I don't need to know because I'm close to the patient.
29:16You came again.
29:18Ms. Koga Iizuka.
29:20You fell down again, didn't you?
29:25It's okay.
29:28It's my fault.
29:32I made you panic.
29:37You won't die, will you?
29:42It's okay.
29:44You are strong.
29:46You won't lose to illness.
29:50It's okay.
29:51It's okay.
29:57I think there are people who are desperately pursuing their ideals no matter where they are.
30:02Your ideal is boring.
30:05It's impossible for me to be an ideal teacher.
30:08That's up to you.
30:10Is that so?
30:14This is a high-pressure condensate.
30:168mg of sugar and 4mg of non-sugar.
30:20Please drink one cup after breakfast.
30:24Do you have any questions so far?
30:29No.
30:31I'm sorry.
30:34And this is Ferogramet, which you have been suffering from.
30:41I consulted a doctor and changed it to Feromia, which is a different iron.
30:46It may be able to reduce nausea.
30:50Is that so?
30:53Yes.
30:54But the most important thing is to take these medicines as prescribed.
31:03So I prepared this.
31:10What's that?
31:11It's a medicine calendar.
31:13If you put a medicine in this pocket once, you can see if you have taken it every day.
31:18I don't need it.
31:19Why? It's convenient.
31:21I don't need it.
31:22I don't use it because I don't want to put it in anyway.
31:28And I'm thinking of quitting being a teacher.
31:33Mr. Nitta.
31:34It's impossible for me to be an ideal teacher.
31:52What's that?
31:54Shingo Kakizawa wrote it for me.
31:59Kakizawa-kun? Why?
32:02Actually, I was worried about Mr. Nitta, so I secretly came here several times.
32:08He asked me to come here at that time.
32:11I'm glad that there was a teacher who was worried about me.
32:21I'm not alone.
32:32Yoshino-san.
32:37Shiraichi-kun.
32:41Eto-kun.
32:43Why?
32:45When I proposed to Kakizawa-kun, everyone in the class wrote it for me.
32:49Everyone?
32:52Look at this.
33:05Did you go all the way to school?
33:08When I asked the principal, he agreed with me.
33:11Look, look.
33:14I want to see you soon.
33:17Thank you for cleaning the classroom with me all the time.
33:21I'll study hard from now on.
33:25I drew a picture of the teacher. Look.
33:31I'm sorry I called you a teacher.
33:34Come back soon.
33:36I drew a picture of the teacher. Thank you.
33:42I'm sorry I made you run.
33:46Get well soon.
33:49Thanks to the teacher, I was able to make up with my sister.
33:52Thank you. I'll wait for you.
33:57Everyone in the class knew that Mr. Nitta was doing his best.
34:05It may be different from the ideal teacher I used to have.
34:10However, while dealing with illness,
34:15you can also aim for another ideal teacher, right?
34:25For that reason, from now on,
34:28don't forget to take your medicine every day.
34:41If everyone in the class does their best every day,
34:45you can do it, right?
34:59I don't have time to cry.
35:04From now on,
35:06from now on,
35:08you have to take your medicine and work hard.
35:13You have to convince everyone around you with your own strength.
35:20Yes.
35:22I'll treasure this for the rest of my life.
35:29I'll treasure this for the rest of my life.
35:51For what?
35:52For finding Mr. Nitta.
35:54I just happened to pass by.
35:56He was discharged the other day.
36:01Please take care of Mr. Nitta.
36:05I told you.
36:07I can't take care of one patient at a time.
36:11But you came all the way to our hospital, didn't you?
36:18Mr. Onosuka,
36:20don't you want to work harder for the patients?
36:26If you don't mind,
36:28why don't you join our pharmaceutical study group?
36:31If you work with the pharmaceutical companies around you,
36:34you'll be able to work more efficiently for the patients.
36:37Cut it out!
36:39Your ideal is boring.
36:44I don't think I'm good enough right now.
36:46But I can't help it!
36:50I spent six years in college to get a doctor's license.
36:54Six million yen.
36:56If I work here for three years,
36:58I'll be able to make up for it all.
37:01That's what I got.
37:03Not an ideal, but a reality.
37:08At first, I came in with hope.
37:10I studied at the study group and at the pharmaceutical company.
37:13But after three years, three days a week,
37:15I've been working overtime,
37:17and it's getting worse.
37:21I have to replenish my nutrition and drink.
37:23I have to wash the toilet paper,
37:25and I have to read a lot of books.
37:28If I'm as passionate as you are,
37:31I can't keep doing this job.
37:35That's up to you.
37:40There are a lot of ambitious pharmaceutical companies in drugstores.
37:47No matter where you are, no matter what your situation is,
37:51I think there are people who are desperately pursuing their ideals.
37:55Mr. Nitta is one of them.
37:58Mr. Nitta said he was aiming to be an ideal teacher
38:03while combining four hours of blood sugar and seven types of 15-day medicine a day.
38:10Seeing that, I decided to do my best.
38:16I don't care if you call it stupidity.
38:21But I'm going to do what I can for you.
38:27I'm going to be an ideal pharmacist.
38:34Please take care of Mr. Nitta.
38:58No matter where you are, no matter what your situation is,
39:01I think there are people who are desperately pursuing their ideals.
39:05180 to 130, heart rate.
39:07Mr. Yakuzaki, Ferrapamil.
39:10It's easy to control because there's a heart valve in the base.
39:15I've never seen a pharmacist save a patient's life.
39:19I'm not a pharmacist. I'm a doctor.
39:23But I was very impressed.
39:26If you're interested, you should also aim to be a certified pharmacist.
39:41It looks like you helped me.
39:45No, I didn't do anything.
39:49Please take this.
39:57Please take it.
40:00Take care of it.
40:11Mr. Nitta.
40:16If you have any problems, please feel free to consult me.
40:23Yes, thank you.
40:41I'm sorry.
40:54I know it's hard for everyone.
40:59But if you do this, the patient...
41:04What?
41:07What is this?
41:09Director Handa.
41:11Congratulations on the 20th anniversary of the Yorozu General Hospital.
41:16Congratulations.
41:18700 million?
41:19It's a celebration for all of the Pharmaceutical Division.
41:23It wasn't 100 million?
41:26This is from the Pharmaceutical Division.
41:29Thank you, everyone.
41:37A pouch?
41:39What's this?
41:40It's a birth certificate.
41:42You can still use it, right?
41:51What is it?
41:56Wow.
41:57Everyone, get ready for the opening.
42:00Yes.
42:12I'll do my best.
42:18What's wrong?
42:20You've been doing this job for 20 years.
42:24You're amazing.
42:32You left this medicine again, didn't you?
42:34It's too big to drink.
42:39Is there such a trick?
42:41I can't break it, but I can break this.
42:45Are you from Kansai?
42:47No, I'm not.
42:48I'm Kurumi Aihara from the Pharmaceutical Division.
42:53Kurumi, did you drink it?
42:56Is there anyone who can come to my house?
43:00Well, there's one.
43:03Who is it? Where is he?
43:06Invite him.
43:07It's no use if I say it.
43:09Will he come?
43:12I don't know.
43:21Welcome.
43:23Please sit down.
43:28Please sit down.
43:29No.
43:30We're always together.
43:33What do you want to eat?
43:35Ramen.
43:36Okay.
43:45How have you been?
43:49I don't know.
43:51You don't know?
43:54I've been taking medicine.
43:58It seems that school is more fun than before.
44:06I knew it.
44:08You often see the pharmacist, don't you?
44:12You talk like you know everything.
44:14No, I don't.
44:16I think you know more about medicine than I do.
44:19Do you know this?
44:20Why is there a hole in the throat?
44:25You don't know that feeling?
44:28I know.
44:29Of course I know.
44:31Then what is it?
44:34It's too obvious to answer.
44:38You don't know.
44:39I know.
44:54I don't have the power to change anything.
45:03I'm scared.
45:06I'm just sharing my feelings.
45:12Why can't you forgive me now?
45:18And can I forgive you?
45:24Yes or no?
45:26It's not just about winning or losing.
45:30What can I do in this world?
45:36Yes or no?
45:38It's not just about me.
45:40Yes or no?
45:46I'll paint the day I get my hands on it.
45:52Let's start from there.