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  1. Until Death Do Us Part 189 AC’s proof
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  3. I hope this is easier to read. I’m sorry if I am taking a lot of liberties. I really don’t mean to. I’m just trying to change the things that I find hard to understand and if I inadvertently change a meaning of a translation, I didn’t mean to. It is just I don’t know what the literal translations are and I assumed that what I’ve changed didn’t change the meaning.
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  5. O: Original
  6. C: Should change
  7. S: Suggestion
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  9. Page 51
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  11. O: I made a ton so, if it suits your tastes, please help yourselves to as much as you wish!
  12. C: I made a ton, so if it suits your tastes, please help yourselves to as much as you wish!
  13. S1: If it suits your tastes, please help yourselves to as much as you wish! I made a ton.
  14. S2: I made a ton. If it suits your tastes, please help yourselves to as much as you wish!
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  16. Page 55
  17.  
  18. O: …I won’t beat her by talking...
  19. S1: …I won’t win with talk…
  20. S2: …I can’t win by talking…
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  22. Page 56
  23.  
  24. O: …I totally didn’t expect nobody to be here…
  25. C: …I totally didn’t expect anybody to be here…
  26.  
  27. O: I’d figure they wouldn’t leave behind an old truck that seems like it still runs?
  28. C: I’d figured they wouldn’t leave behind an old truck that looks like it still works.
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  30. O: It’s treasure for this area.
  31. S: It’s a treasure for this area.
  32.  
  33. O: But, almost half of the houses here haven’t been tended to…
  34. C1: But almost half of the houses here haven’t been tended to…
  35. C2: But…almost half of the houses here haven’t been tended to…
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  37. Page 57
  38.  
  39. O: The roofs they built are falling down.
  40. S1: The roofs are falling down.
  41. S2: The roofs that were built are falling down.
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  43. O: No doubt, there seems to be a reason for why it’s depopulating.
  44. S: No doubt there’s a reason for the depopulation.
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  46. Page 58
  47.  
  48. O: Tourists again in a place like this?
  49. C: Tourists again, in a place like this?
  50.  
  51. O: You don’t say! I was thinking I’d go peddling from here out, but…
  52. S: You don’t say! I was thinking of peddling around here, but…
  53.  
  54. O: If this vicinity has the essentials already, I think I’ll just inquire for a later time then!
  55. S: If this area has the essentials already, I think I’ll just inquire at a later time!
  56. {At least change it to “at a later time.”}
  57.  
  58. O: In this vicinity, since Galboan soldiers took away every single man for facilities contruction or something, there’s nobody here.
  59. C: Since Galboan soldiers have taken away every single man, for facilities construction in this region, there’s nobody here.
  60.  
  61. O: It won’t become a marketplace.
  62. S1: It’s not going to be a marketplace.
  63. S2: It’s no marketplace.
  64.  
  65. O: There’s a plateau at the other side of that mountain.
  66. C: There’s a plateau on the other side of that mountain.
  67.  
  68. It seems there is large-scale construction being done there.
  69. {This line sounds kind of weird.}
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  71. Page 59
  72.  
  73. O: I heard that, of the people in the neighbourhood, practically all of the men who could work had been taken away.
  74. C: I’ve heard that practically all the men, who could work in the neighbourhood, were taken away.
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  76. Although they wanted to resist, with Gido-sama in charge, nobody could defy them.
  77. {The “them” becomes unclear and ambiguous here, so far away from what it is referring to.}
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  79. Page 60
  80.  
  81. O: If our entire country remains in Galboa’s clutches like it is now,
  82. C: If our entire country remains in Galboa’s clutches, like it is now,
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  84. Page 61
  85.  
  86. O: But, that would mean we would be rebelling against Zasid-sama!
  87. C1: But that would mean we would be rebelling against Zasid-sama!
  88. C2: But…that would mean we would be rebelling against Zasid-sama!
  89.  
  90. O: Edge-sama has plans that, if the revolution is successful, he will welcome Zasid-sama as a ruler!
  91. C: If the revolution is successful, then Edge-sama plans to welcome Zasid-sama as ruler!
  92. {If Zasid-sama will be the only ruler, there is no need to add an “a.”}
  93.  
  94. O: Means he stood for our sake!!
  95. S1: Means he stood up for our sake!!
  96. S2: Means he fought for our sake!!
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  98. Page 62
  99.  
  100. O: Whose proposal was that speech just now?!
  101. S: Whose idea was it to give that speech just now?!
  102.  
  103. O: What are you inspiring into the citizens, and what are you scheming?!
  104. S: What are you inciting the citizens into and what are you scheming at?!
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  106. Page 63
  107.  
  108. O: I was just asked to by the village!
  109. S: I was just asked to by someone from the village!
  110.  
  111. O: By who?!
  112. S: Who?!
  113.  
  114. O: What about you, Sis’? And who are you?
  115. C: What about you, Sis’? Who are you?
  116.  
  117. Page 64
  118.  
  119. O: …What was that just now?!
  120. S: …What happened just now?!
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  122. Page 65
  123.  
  124. O: Your tactics won’t reach me.
  125. S1: Your tactics can’t reach me.
  126. S2: Your tactics won’t work on me.
  127.  
  128. O: That is, a reunion on these lands with a traitor who quickly abandoned the country and fled!
  129. S: A reunion here with a traitor who abandoned his country and fled!
  130.  
  131. O: Me coming back was to gather intel and to fulfill another duty!
  132. C: My coming back was to gather intel and to fulfill another duty!
  133. {Or something that sounds less weird}
  134.  
  135. O: How could you perceive how much frustration we had to go through and continue enduring while we were under Genie?!
  136. S: How could you perceive how much frustration we had to go through and had to continue to endure, while we were under Genie?!
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  138. Page 66
  139.  
  140. O: You can die on the soil of your own motherland. Quite considerate being the end of the road for a traitor, don’t ‘cha think?
  141. S: That you can die on the soil of your motherland is quite considerate for a traitor’s end, don’t ‘cha think?
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  143. Page 67
  144.  
  145. O: However, you can’t expect us to always be at the same capacity, you know.
  146. S: However, you can’t expect us to always be at the same skill level, you know.
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  148. Page 68
  149.  
  150. O: …Looks like you’ve considerably improved…
  151. S: …Looks like you’ve improved considerably…
  152.  
  153. O: I asked about the secret from someone who couldn’t see with their eyes.
  154. S: I asked about the secret from someone who couldn’t see with his eyes.
  155.  
  156. … “Cast away the necessary time a little more gently.”…
  157. {I’m not going to touch this one because I have no problem with it (Yoda talk), but…}
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  159. Page 69
  160.  
  161. O: “It’s not about cutting the wind, it’s about letting it ride in it.”
  162. C: “It’s not about cutting the wind. It’s about letting it ride in it.”
  163.  
  164. Sounds become difficult to emit as well, which makes it difficult for the enemy to receive.
  165. {Receive sounds kind of strange.}
  166.  
  167. O: And, I studied the method of devising capture strategies from a powerful foe!
  168. S: And…I’ve studied the method of devising strategies to capture powerful foes!
  169. {If you don’t want to change the rest of the sentence, then just take away the comma after and.}
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  171. Page 73
  172.  
  173. O: it wouldn’t result in a fatal wound.
  174. S: it wouldn’t have resulted in a fatal wound.
  175.  
  176. O: Depending on how you reply, I’ll really have you killed.
  177. S1: Depending on how you reply, I’ll really have to kill you.
  178. S2: Depending on how you reply, I just might have to kill you.
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