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User:Mr. Kite/Unwound Future English Translation Differences/Character Conversations
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Clive
Meeting the First Time
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Luke: Hmph! I'm not THAT small! | Luke: Hey! I'm not that small! |
Layton: So, tell me--why exactly did you go through such pains to bring us here? | Layton: So, tell me, why exactly did you go through such pains to bring us here? |
Layton: Who else would I be?! | Layton: Who else would I be? |
Clive: In fact, many imposters have come forth recently claiming to be him." | Clive: In fact, many imposters have come forth recently, claiming to be him." |
Luke: Now, that's just rubbish, and you know it!" | Luke: Now that's just rubbish, and you know it!" |
Puzzle Battle 1
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[N/A. The UK version added an extra line here.] | Clive: I therefore suggest that we each prove our identity to the other's satisfaction. |
Clive: So that we may each prove our identities, I propose we demonstrate our respective intellects. | Clive: To this end, I propose that we demonstrate the power of our respective intellects. |
Clive: I've prepared a puzzle that can only be solved by someone as insightful as the professor. | Clive: I've prepared a puzzle that can only be solved by someone as insightful as Professor Layton. |
Clive: Should you find the solution, I'll give you a chance to present me a similar challenge. | Clive: Should you find the solution, I will give you the chance to present me with a similar challenge. |
Clive: Before us are four cards arranged according to a set of conditions. Here they are. | Clive: Before us are four cards arranged according to the following set of conditions: |
Clive: Are you quite sure about your answer, Professor? I'd reconsider it, if I were you. | Clive: Are you quite sure about your answer, Professor? I'd reconsider it if I were you. |
Clive: Yes, placing the spade there results in the correct answer. | Clive: Yes, that is indeed the location of the spade. |
Clive: Nothing would make me happier. | Clive: Nothing would please me more. |
Layton: I enjoyed the idea behind your puzzle, so if you don't mind, I'd like to do something similar. | Layton: I appreciated the idea behind your puzzle, so if you don't mind, I'd like to do something similar. |
Layton: Here are the conditions for my four cards. | Layton: Here are the conditions for my four cards: |
Layton: A club sits directly to the right of a heart. | Layton: A club lies directly to the right of a heart. |
Layton: A diamond is the far left or right card and has a heart next to it. | Layton: A diamond is on the far left or far right and has a heart next to it. |
Layton: Finally, a club is also the far left or right card. | Layton: Finally, a club is also the far let or far right card. |
Layton: Using these conditions, I challenge you to find the spade. | Layton: Are you able to find the spade using these conditions? |
Clive: I tried several solutions, but none work given the conditions you've set forth. | Clive: I tried several solutions, but none work, given the conditions you've set forth. |
Layton: Oh, really? | Layton: Oh really? |
Layton: Tell me, did I ever state that the four cards on the table contained one card from each suit? | Layton: Tell me, did I ever state that the four cards on the table included one card from each suit? |
Clive: So are you saying that...there is no spade? | Clive: So the answer is...there is no spade? |
Layton: When you leave in a loophole like that, it can make the puzzle unsolvable. | Layton: Leaving in a loophole like that can make the puzzle unsolvable. |
Layton: The real test you set out for me was seeing if I'd catch on, was it not? | Layton: That was the real test you set out for me, was it not? To see if I would spot the loophole? |
Right After Puzzle Battle 1
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Layton: I'm flattered...I suppose. | Layton: Hmm. I'm flattered...I suppose. |
Luke: Out with it already! Why did you call us here? | Luke: So? Out with it! Why did you call us here? |
Clive: There's a supply room in the back where we can talk. | Clive: There's a storeroom in the back where we can talk. |
Family Goon
Meeting the First Time
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Family Goonː Oh, oh, OHǃ You did NOT just try to talk to me. Do I LOOK like I want to talk? HMM? | Family Thugː Whoa whoa WHOAǃ You ain't tryin' to talk to me, are you? Well? Are you? |
Luke: I-I'm terribly sorry. I was only-- | Luke: Erm...N-no. I-I'm terribly sorry. I was only- |
Family Goonː You've got some nerve wearing that hat, you doǃ Yeah, nerve but no brainsǃ | Family Thugː And you've got some brass neck, wanderin' round in that hatǃ Yeah, brass neck but no brainsǃ |
Family Goonː Do I LOOK like I'm talking to you, pipsqueak? No, I'm talking about your pal with the big hat there. | Family Thugː I ain't talkin' to you, sunshine. I'm talkin' about matey in the top hat here. |
Layton: Well, I don't see anything wrong with my hat, either, sir. | Layton: Well, I don't see anything wrong with my hat either, sir. |
Family Goonː Listen to youǃ "I don't see anything wrong with my hat." It's like you WANT me to rearrange your faceǃ | Family Thugː Listen to you with your "I don't see anything wrong with my hat"ǃ |
Family Goonː That's itǃ It's time to teach you a lesson. | Family Thugː It's time to teach you a lesson. |
Family Goonː Well, someone's smarter than he looks. I'll let you off with a warning this time, all right? | Family Thugː Well well, someone's brighter than he looks. I'll let your friend off with a warnin' this time. |
Family Goonː But if you're still wearing that hat tomorrow, things will get ugly. And by "things," I mean "your face." | Family Thugː But if he's still wearin' that hat tomorrow, things'll get ugly. And by "things", I mean "his face". |
Flora
Meeting at Layton's Office
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Flora: You two have got some nerve leaving me alone while you go off on another adventure! | Flora: You two have got some nerve, leaving me alone while you go off on another adventure! |
Layton: Now, Flora, you know that wasn't our intention at all. | Layton: Now Flora, you know that wasn't our intention at all. |
Luke: We wouldn't have left you behind on purpose. | Luke: We would never leave you behind on purpose. |
Flora: Well, OK. | Flora: Well, okay. |
Flora: What's done is done, so I guess there's no point in my stewing over it. | Flora: What's done is done, so I guess there's no point in dwelling on it. |
Flora: You two must be awfully tired from all that running around. | Flora: You two must be awfully tired after all that running around. |
Luke: Um, did you just make a promise to Flora? | Luke: Um, Professor... Did you just make a promise to Flora? |
Layton: I believe I may have. And, unfortunately, this is one promise I fear I may have to break. | Layton: Yes, I'm rather afraid I did... And Unfortunately, this is one promise I may have to break. |
Luke: Not to mention very unlike you to go back on your word. | Luke: You're always saying that a gentleman never breaks his word. |
Layton: Well, I didn't see you doing anything to dissuade the poor girl from coming with us. | Layton: Well, I didn't see you doing anything to dissuade the poor girl from coming with us, Luke. |
Layton: Anyway, we need to finish our work here so we can find the inspector. | Layton: We need to finish what we came here to do so that we can find the inspector. |
Luke: All right then, what are we looking for here? | Luke: So, what are we looking for? |
Max
Meeting the First Time
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Luke: Is it one of these buildings? | Luke: Is this Southern Street? |
Luke: Erm, so...we aren't on Southern Street? | Luke: Wait... We are on Southern Street here, aren't we? But the hotel is not here? |
Max: Now you're in the neighborhoodǃ The neighborhood of correct, that isǃ | Max: You're in the neighbourhoodǃ In the neighbourhood of correct, that is. |
Luke: Professor, I'm having a hard time making heads or tails of what this boy's saying. | Luke: I can't make head nor tail of what this boy's saying, Professor. |
Layton: He's trying to help, Luke. You just need to go about asking in a different way. Here--watch. | Layton: He's only trying to help, Luke. You just need to keep to very simple questions. Observe. |
Layton: Hello there, young man. Tell me, is Southern Street east of here? | Layton: Tell me, young man, is this Southern Street? |
Layton: And there's a hotel located there, yes? | Layton: And is there a hotel east of here? |
Max: Just look for the building with white walls up ahead. | Max: Just look for the white building up ahead. |
Layton: Unless our friend here is mistaken, we should head east to reach our destination. | Layton: Unless our friend here is mistaken, we need to head east to get to our destination. |
Luke: If you say so, Professor. | Luke: Erm... If you say so, Professor. |