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…He likes it! (Even though it tastes like fruit punch.)
Snuggling with his drink and faithful teddy bear. (The bear’s name is William.)
Wild Geese: Captain, there are planes approaching!
Pip: Man the rocket launchers. You’ll have backup in a second.
To the roof! The Obscenely Large Gun is waiting!
Seras: Right!
…Wait! Aren’t you going to joke about kissing me, or something?
Pip: I never joke about kissing, mignonette! We can make out later, during the victory celebration!
Seras: London! Innocent people! Bombs!
Back at the Hellsing mansion…
Pip: Mignonette, we’re the primary target!
They’re going to be firing at us no matter what. Do you want us to be in a populated area when they show up?
Major: War. Attack. Bombs. Magnificent!
Walter: Buh — zuh — whaa–?
Integra: Joker, what you’ve done is immoral and probably breaks at least a dozen laws.
But you are not a traitor to the United Kingdom, and will work against the bombing of London if we let you go. So that’s what we’re going to do.
Walter: Ethics…our national honor…children!
Integra: Trial. Later. Bombs!
Remember, Yomiko told Walter what was going on quite a while ago – but he was ordered to keep silent…
Walter: Not just any children, either!
Integra: Walter…?
Walter: You took the boy she had been raising! You thought she wouldn’t fight that? You —
Integra: Walter! Let him go.
Joker: Um…
[SWISH]
Integra: Yomiko Readman was no traitor. She burned down the British Library to stop you from doing something. Give me one good reason why I should trust you.
Joker: We’ve been experimenting with I-jin. When Readman found out, she…disapproved.
Integra: We’ve known for years that you’ve worked with I-jin. Readman carried out a mission with a partner who was I-jin…
Joker: All right, all right!
Training adults — I-jin or paper users — is a long and cumbersome process. Not to mention, they’re prone to being rebellious. So we’ve been working with children. Talented, potentially deadly, infinitely malleable children.
Penwood: Everyone…thank you.
Soldiers: Organize the garrison! / We can put together some barricades…
Integra: Now that we’re alone…Walter? Please have Mr. Joker tied up.
Integra: Sir Penwood…be careful.
Penwood: I think it’s a little late t-to be saying that…
Integra: No, I mean with this gun.
“Grace.” The bullets are uranium-tipped. They ricochet all over the place. Fire, then duck.
Soldier 1: Keep trying to get in touch with National Defense. I’ll search for any networks that are still up.
Soldier 2: Marshal all the troops that are still alive. Walk directly to them if you have to.
Penwood: I said I would stay, so none of you have to–
Comm guy: Don’t be silly, boss. You can’t run this place by yourself. Just sit there like you always do. We’ll take care of this.