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The chapter ends with hope for spring and a new scarf, closing on a surprising article.","summary_language":"en","summary_source":"chapter_translation","summary_status":"editorial","summary_verification":"verified"},"summary":"Heiner returns to the house in Santamoli and gives Annette a bouquet of hydrangeas and sea lavender. The two talk about fate, coincidence, and the piano melody from the past; Annette shows that she has kept the divorce brooch. Heiner tells her about the lost scarf, and they make a promise for next winter. They learn of the post-war peace petition, the Huntingham sentences, and Ansgar Stetter's suicide. The chapter ends with hope for spring and a new scarf, closing on a surprising article.","key_events":["Heiner Waldemar submits peace petition after Continental War gaining worldwide support.","Heiner admits losing the scarf during air raid evacuation; new scarf promised.","Restoration supporters ruined; Ansgar loses fortune and takes his own life.","Heiner returns to the house in Santamoli and reunites with Annette.","Ansgar's farewell letter to Annette with apology and wish for happiness is read.","Heiner reflects on fate versus coincidence and the matching hydrangea bouquets.","Annette says spring comes and scarf nearly ready, inviting Heiner to Santamoli.","Heiner sees a newspaper article and asks in astonishment if it is true.","Franzean soldiers in Huntingham massacre sentenced to life without parole.","Annette and Heiner talk by phone about Joseph's book review homework."],"characters_involved":[],"transcript":{"available":true,"format":"plain-text","language":"en","content":"...YOU'RE BACK, HEINER.\nWHY ARE YOU LEAVING WITHOUT EVEN SAYING HELLO?\nYOU COULD'VE COME INTO THE HOUSE.\n...WELL, IT'S NOT THAT I CAME TO THE HOUSE...\nTHAT IS, THE HOUSE IS ONE OF SEVERAL PROPERTIES I OWN IN SANTAMOLI.\n\nI JUST CAME TO CHECK ON THINGS.\nAND WHILE I WAS AT IT, I WANTED TO SEE THE HOUSE I GAVE YOU MYSELF.\n...WHAT PATHETIC EXCUSES...\n...HEINER.\n\nAS YOU KNOW, WHEN I WAS YOUNG, I WAS QUITE OBSESSED WITH THE IDEA OF FATE.\nMY PHILOSOPHY TEACHER TOLD ME THAT FATE DIDN'T EXIST.\nTHAT THE MOMENT SOMEONE ACCEPTS A PAST COINCIDENCE AS SOMETHING INEVITABLE,\nTHEY BEGIN TO INTERPRET IT AS FATE.\n\nSO I USED TO BELIEVE THAT FATE COULD NEVER EXIST BETWEEN US.\nBECAUSE, AS FAR AS I KNEW...\n...THERE WEREN'T ANY INCIDENTS BETWEEN US THAT COULD'VE BEEN MISTAKEN FOR FATE.\nEVERYTHING HAD BEEN PLANNED FROM THE VERY BEGINNING.\n\nBUT IF THAT'S TRUE...\n...THEN THAT DAY, WHEN YOU LEFT A BOUQUET BY THE WINDOW OF MY PRACTICE ROOM...\n...THAT LOOKED EXACTLY LIKE TODAY'S...\n\n...WAS THAT A COINCIDENCE, OR WAS IT FATE?\nI NEVER IMAGINED... THAT BOUQUET WOULD END UP IN ANNETTE'S HANDS.\n\nI NEVER ONCE THOUGHT SHE'D STILL REMEMBER AFTER ALL THIS TIME.\nIT WAS JUST A BOUQUET, SUCH A TRIVIAL GIFT.\nSHE MUST'VE RECEIVED GIFTS FAR MORE GRAND AND EXTRAVAGANT.\nSO I THOUGHT... I MUST'VE MEANT NOTHING TO HER...\n\nPERHAPS IT ALL STARTED WITH A COINCIDENCE.\n\nI JUST SO HAPPENED TO BE ON THAT ISLAND...\n...AND ENDED UP GOING TO THE ROZENBERG ESTATE.\nAND YOUR PIANO PRACTICE HAPPENED TO BE AT THE SAME TIME...\n...WHICH LED ME DEEP INTO THE ROSE GARDEN.\n\nAND THE MELODY YOU PLAYED ON THE PIANO WAS THE SAME ONE THAT USED TO COME FROM THE MUSIC BOX I CHERISHED AS A CHILD.\nAND WHEN I FIRST MET YOU LIKE THAT...\n\n...YOU WERE SO PRECIOUS AND BEAUTIFUL, IT LEFT ME IN AWE.\n\n...IF MY WANTING YOU WAS INEVITABLE...\n...THEN IT WAS A FATE THAT NEVER SHOULD HAVE BEGUN.\n\nHEINER, THERE'S NOTHING WE CAN UNDO.\nALL WE CAN DO IS BUILD THE ROAD AHEAD.\n\nJUST LIKE HOW YOU GAVE ME THAT BOUQUET OF HYDRANGEAS AND STATICE AGAIN.\nTHANK YOU, IT'S BEAUTIFUL.\nBACK THEN, AND EVEN NOW.\n\nAH, THAT'S...\nTHE BROOCH I GAVE HER AS A HOLIDAY GIFT WHEN WE DIVORCED...\n\n...SHE STILL KEPT IT.\n...THAT REMINDS ME.\n...ANNETTE, I...\nTHERE'S SOMETHING THAT I NEED TO TELL YOU.\n\nYES?\nI WANTED TO WEAR THE SCARF YOU GAVE ME WHEN I SAW YOU AGAIN...\n...BUT I LOST IT WHILE EVACUATING DURING AN AIR RAID.\nAH...\nYOU STARTLED ME. I THOUGHT IT WAS SOMETHING SERIOUS.\n\nWHAT MATTERS IS THAT YOU'RE SAFE.\nI CAN ALWAYS MAKE ANOTHER SCARF.\nBUT IF I START NOW, IT WON'T BE FINISHED UNTIL SPRING.\nI GUESS I'LL JUST HAVE TO WAIT FOR NEXT WINTER.\nWHEN THAT TIME COMES, YOU HAVE TO SHOW ME HOW IT LOOKS ON YOU.\n\n...NEXT WINTER.\nMY FUTURE HAS JUST BEEN EXTENDED FOR ANOTHER YEAR.\nANNETTE WROTE IN HER LETTER...\n...THAT EVEN THOUGH WE CAN'T BE TOGETHER...\n\n...SHE STILL WANTS US TO WATCH OVER AND ENCOURAGE EACH OTHER...\n...AND GO ON LIVING IN THE SAME WORLD TOGETHER...\nIF IT'S LIKE THIS... MAYBE I CAN KEEP EXTENDING MY LIFE, MAYBE EVEN FOREVER.\n...ANNETTE. THE HAPPINESS AND GOOD FORTUNE YOU GAVE ME... I'LL RETURN THEM TO YOU.\n\nI DON'T NEED THEM ANYMORE.\nLITTLE BY LITTLE, I'LL BE ABLE TO CARRY ON WITH MY LIFE, AS SHE WISHES.\nALL I WANT NOW IS TO BUILD A BETTER WORLD FOR YOU.\nSO EVEN IF THAT TAKES A VERY, VERY LONG TIME... WOULD YOU PLEASE...\nLET ME...\nI'LL WAIT FOR YOU.\n\nAS LONG AS IT TAKES.\nI'M GLAD YOU'VE COME BACK.\n\nAFTER A LONG AND TRYING TIME, EVEN IF IT'S NOT QUITE WHERE I STARTED...\nI'M TRULY HAPPY YOU'RE BACK.\n\nHEINER.\nI'VE FINALLY COME BACK...\nTO THE PLACE WHERE MY WHOLE WORLD ONCE BEGAN...\nEpisode 74\n\nAFTER THE CONTINENTAL WAR, THE WORLD WAS SWEPT BY A WAVE OF GREAT CHANGE.\nHEINER WALDEMAR SUBMITTED A PEACE PETITION, CALLING FOR CONTINUED EFFORTS TO PREVENT THE RECURRENCE OF WAR AND SECURE LASTING GLOBAL PEACE.\nIN RONCHESTER, THE CAPITAL OF PADANIA, A PEACE SUMMIT WAS HELD TO PROMOTE DIPLOMATIC EXCHANGE.\n\nTHE PETITION WAS PUBLISHED IN BOTH DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL NEWSPAPERS, EARNING WIDESPREAD GLOBAL SUPPORT.\n...AND PADANIAN WAS OFFICIALLY RECOGNIZED AS THE OFFICIAL LANGUAGE OF THE ORGANIZATION.\nEVEN AMIDST THE CHAOS, THE TIMES MOVED ON.\nAN INTERNATIONAL LEAGYE WAS ALSO ESTABLISHED, AND THE CONFERENCE CONCLUDED WITH PLANS FOR INTERGOVERMENTL COOPERATION\n\nALL FRANZEAN SOLDIERS INVOLVED IN THE HUNTINGHAM MASSACRE WERE SENTENCED TO LIFE IMPRISONMENT WITHOUT PAROLE OR PARDON.\nCITIZENS CLAIMED THAT THE SENTENCE WASN'T ENOUGH AND DEMANDED THE DEATH PENALTY.\n\nPUBLIC OUTRAGE ALSO TURNED TOWARD THE RESTORATION FORCES WHO HAD FLED TO FRANZE AND AIDED THE ENEMY.\nFIGURES BEHIND THE RESTORATION, INCLUDING ANSGAR STETTER, WERE BRANDED AS NATIONAL TRAITORS AND FELL INTO COMPLETE SOCIAL RUIN.\nEVERYTHING CONTINUED TO CHANGE.\nALL THAT REMAINED WAS TO KEEP FORGING THE PATH AHEAD.\n\nANSGAR TOOK HIS OWN LIFE...\n\nWHEN HE LEFT PADANIA, HE HAD ALREADY LOST MOST OF HIS WEALTH.\nHE MOVED TO A SMALL VILLAGE IN FRANZE...\n...BUT WAS HOUNDED BY REPORTERS AND EVENTUALLY DISAPPEARED INTO A MORE REMOTE PLACE.\n\nAND THERE, HE...\n\nI FIGURED HE WAS PROBABLY LIVING WELL SOMEWHERE.\nHAD I KNOWN THIS WOULD HAPPEN, I WOULD'VE REACHED OUT AT LEAST ONCE, AS A FRIEND...\n...AND HE LEFT A LETTER FOR ME...\n\nHE ASKED ME TO PASS A MESSAGE TO YOU.\nI'LL JUST READ IT AS IS.\nTO MY LONGTIME FRIEND, ANNETTE.\nI WRITE THIS HOPING THE PERSON DELIVERING THESE WORDS ISN'T YOUR ONLY SALVATION.\nI'M SORRY.\nBUT WHEN I SAID I WISHED FOR YOUR HAPPINESS, I REALLY MEANT IT.\n\nPERHAPS MY MISTAKE...\n...WAS THAT I REMAINED TRAPPED IN THE PAST.\nYOU KEPT MOVING FORWARD, ANNETTE.\n\nI HOPE THE WORLD YOU SEE AT THE END OF YOUR PATH IS A BEAUTIFUL ONE. FROM ANSGAR STETTER.\nDO YOU THINK I SHOULD VISIT ANSGAR'S GRAVE?\n\nTHERE'S NO NEED TO FEED THE PRESS MORE GOSSIP.\nRIGHT, OF COURSE.\nANYWAY, WHAT'S JOSEPH DOING RIGHT NOW?\nHE'S DOING HIS HOMEWORK.\n\nHOMEWORK? WHAT KIND?\nHIS TEACHER APPARENTLY TOLD HIM TO WRITE AN ANALYSIS ON A BOOK HE LIKES.\nHMM, THAT'S A BIT MUCH...\nI HOPE HE'S NOT GETTING TOO STRESSED OUT. WHY DON'T YOU GO AND HELP HIM OUT?\nTELL HIM TO ASK YOU IF HE GETS STUCK.\n\nHOMEWORK IS SOMETHING YOU'RE SUPPOSED TO DO ON YOUR OWN.\nGO ON, HURRY.\nWHY AREN'T YOU HANGING UP?\nI DON'T WANT TO.\n...I MISS YOU.\n\nHEINER, SPRING IS COMING.\nDO YOU KNOW WHAT THAT MEANS?\n...MY SCARF MUST BE ALMOST READY. I'LL HAVE TO GO PICK IT UP.\nDO YOU HAVE TIME TO COME TO SANTAMOLI?\nIF YOU'RE BUSY, DON'T PUSH YOURSELF.\nNO, BUT THE SCARF...\nI CAN BRING IT TO YOU. IF YOU'RE FORCING YOURSELF TO COME, I'LL KICK YOU OUT.\n\nNOW GO HELP JOSEPH WITH HIS HOMEWORK.\nI'LL MISS YOU.\n\nWHY DOES MY FACE SUDDENLY FEEL SO HOT...?\n\nHOW EMBARRASSING.\n\nWH-WHAT IS THIS?\nTHIS ARTICLE...\nIS THIS... TRUE?\nHEINER...","bubble_count":140,"pages_count":43,"source":"community"},"spoiler":{"level":"auto","safe_teaser":"Heiner returns to the house in Santamoli and gives Annette a bouquet of hydrangeas and sea lavender.","spoiler_summary":"Heiner returns to the house in Santamoli and gives Annette a bouquet of hydrangeas and sea lavender. The two talk about fate, coincidence, and the piano melody from the past; Annette shows that she has kept the divorce brooch. Heiner tells her about the lost scarf, and they make a promise for next winter. They learn of the post-war peace petition, the Huntingham sentences, and Ansgar Stetter's suicide. 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