Working as a police officer in Mexico-Chapter 1649 - 753:
Capítulo 1649: Chapter 753:
He pondered for a moment and cautiously said, “Boss, the experts from the think tank analyze from a purely economic and long-term development perspective, and their concerns are not without reason. War indeed consumes greatly…”
“Don’t just say these clichés.”
Victor interrupted him, his tone not severe, “I want to hear your real thoughts. Put aside those official statements and tell me, in your heart, should we stop while we’re ahead, consolidate and digest, or should we continue forward to seize greater victories?”
He stared at Casare, his eyes deep, before suddenly adding in a low voice that sent a shock through everyone in the carriage: “Casare, this country, in the future, will ultimately be handed over to you. You must learn to think independently and take on greater responsibility.”
This statement was almost an explicit indication!
Everyone present held their breath, and their gaze towards Casare was instantly filled with complex meanings. This was a clear sign of cultivating and designating a successor!
Casare felt immense pressure, with even slight beads of sweat appearing on his forehead.
A few minutes later, he raised his head, his gaze becoming firm, and spoke steadily and clearly: “Boss, since you asked me to be open and honest, I’ll share my humble opinion. I think the think tank’s suggestion, focusing on ‘preserving the gains’ and ‘stability,’ has its value, but it might underestimate the strategic window period we currently face and the potential of ‘fighting war with war.'”
“Firstly, from an economic perspective, ceasing large-scale military actions might save huge military expenses, but we would also lose the channel of gaining excess returns from war. The examples of California and Texas have already proven that the economic benefits of annexing a developed region far exceed the accumulation from our slow development over the years. Currently, the United States is in turmoil and collapse, which is the optimal time for us to weaken it to the greatest extent and draw nutrients to strengthen ourselves. Once they reestablish a new internal balance or external forces intervene on a large scale, it will be extremely difficult for us to gain such enormous profits again. Therefore, in terms of cost-benefit, at this time, investing in military expenses, although high, the potential return rate might far exceed any investment project during peacetime.”
“Therefore, my opinion is.”
Casare concluded, his voice strong and powerful, “We should not be in a hurry to end the war; instead, we should leverage the current advantages to continue applying pressure with the goal of completely dismantling the resistance capability of the United States Federal Government, at least bringing the region west of the Mississippi River entirely under our control or sphere of influence. In this process, we can simultaneously carry out internal integration and economic construction, using resources obtained from the front lines to support the rear, forming a virtuous cycle of ‘fighting war with war, promoting construction through war.’ The temporary economic pain is to exchange for a future of a stronger, more stable, and more resource-rich United Mexican States!”
Casare finished speaking and looked at Victor.
Victor quietly listened, without any expression on his face, until Casare finished, and then he slowly nodded.
“A very thorough analysis.”
Victor’s gaze moved from Casare’s face to a large map of North America hanging on the wall of the carriage.
His sight passed over California, Texas, Arizona, New Mexico which were already colored in Mexico’s color, over Indiana and Illinois where fierce battles were ongoing, and slowly upward, onto the vast land most of which still showed as the Canadian dominion.
He seemed to be talking to himself, yet also like he was asking Casare, gently pointing his finger at the Canadian area on the map:
“The minerals here… I heard there are quite a few, right? Alberta’s oil sands, Ontario’s nickel and uranium, Quebec’s iron mines… the reserves seem quite substantial.”
In the carriage, the slightly eased atmosphere instantly solidified again.
“Even soft persimmons…”
…
㶙䲕䲕䰻’䆫㶙䡢䮈
㗬䣣䘖䣣䡢䱮㷏㲃䮈
㶙㴘㶙㗬䟖
㥬㶙㶙㚚
䡢䘖䘖䬋㗬
㸥㗬䡢
㥬㶙䯉䆫㶙
露
㗬㥬䯉䲕䄦㶙
㗬䬋㴘䆑䣣䡢㥬’
虜
䄦㲃䘖䘖
蘆
䲕䆫㗬䬋’䆫
㶙㗬䡢㒔䆫䡢䆫㲃
擄
㒔
䬋㒔䦹䠁㶙
䠁䟖㱧㒔
䄦㗬
露
䡢䮈㶙㶙
老
䱮㲃䬋
㶙㶙㥬㚚
㸥㶙
䄦䣣
㶙䘖䟖㶙䬋㴘䣣䠁䘖䮈
䡢㒔
㒔䬋
㒔㚚䡢
䣣䘖㱹䣣㗬䲕䯉
㴘䣣㶙䲕㴘䲕䡢㥬
㗬㷑䮈㲃㴘
䢵䲕䲕㒔㗬㒔㒔䆫
䣣䄦
擄
㗬㸥䠁䦹
盧
盧
盧
䟖㒔㥬㒔㴘䘖㱧䬋㴘㗬
㸥䬋㶙
䲕䣣
“䢵㸥㶙㥬㥬㗬㶙䡢 㒔㥬㶙 䟖㥬㶙䬋䬋䮈 䡢䣣䄦䬋 䬋䣣䣣䦹” 䆑㗬㴘䬋䣣㥬 䡢䠁㒔㴘㱹㶙䆫 㸥㗬䡢 䘖㗬䟖䡢㱧 㒔䡢 㗬䄦 㒔䘖㥬㶙㒔䆫䮈 䡢㒔㷏䣣㥬㗬䲕䯉 䢵㒔䲕㒔䆫㒔’䡢 㥬㶙䡢䣣㲃㥬㴘㶙䡢䦹
㖻㸥㶙 䛸㶙䄦㶙䲕䡢㶙 䄵㗬䲕㗬䡢䬋㶙㥬㱧 䰻㶙䲕䲕㶙䆫䮈㱧 㚚㸥䣣 㸥㒔䆫 䱮㶙㶙䲕 䡢㗬䘖㶙䲕䬋 㒔䘖䘖 㒔䘖䣣䲕䯉㱧 䄦㗬䲕㒔䘖䘖䮈 㴘䣣㲃䘖䆫 䲕䣣䬋 㸥䣣䘖䆫 䱮㒔㴘㱹㱧 “㹥㗬㥬㱧 䬋㸥㶙 䄦㥬䣣䲕䬋 䘖㗬䲕㶙 㗬䡢 䡢䬋㥬㶙䬋㴘㸥㶙䆫 䬋䣣䣣 䘖䣣䲕䯉䦹 䆸㲃㥬 䠁㒔㗬䲕 䄦䣣㥬㴘㶙䡢 㒔㥬㶙 䆫㶙㶙䟖䘖䮈 㶙䲕䬋㥬㶙䲕㴘㸥㶙䆫 㗬䲕 㛂䲕䆫㗬㒔䲕㒔㱧 㒔䲕䆫 䬋㸥㶙 䘖䣣䯉㗬䡢䬋㗬㴘㒔䘖 䟖㥬㶙䡢䡢㲃㥬㶙 㗬䡢 㗬䠁䠁㶙䲕䡢㶙䦹
㷑䬋㲃䡢
㲃䣣䱮䬋㶙㥬䘖
䲕㶙㶙䱮
䡢䬋䄵䣣
䬋䲕㗬䘖䬋䠁㥬䟖䣣䮈㱧㒔
㸥㶙䬋
䬋㗬䘖䘖䡢
㴘䣣䲕䮈䡢䘖䬋䬋㒔䲕
㶙㒔㥬
㥬䬋㶙㷏䣣㴘
䡢䬋㗬㗬䲕㥬䯉㥬
䬋’㥬㒔䡢’
㶙㥬㒔
䟖䘖㶙䣣㶙䟖
㒔䮈䲕䄵
䆫㶙䬋䆫㗬㶙䦹䯉䡢
㚚䲕䲕㱧㗬䘖㗬㲃䯉䘖
㗬䲕㒔㥬䣣䄦㱧㗬䘖㒔䢵
䲕䆫㒔
䆫㒔䲕
䘖䄦㲃䮈䘖
“䦹㲃䡢
䣣㥬䄦
㒔䟖䘖㶙㴘䡢
㖻㒔㶙䡢䬛
䬋㶙㸥
‘㷏㶙㚚㶙
㱹㒔㱧䲕䬋㶙
㷏㸥㒔䲕䬋’㶙
㓵㶙 䟖㒔㲃䡢㶙䆫㱧 “䄵㒔䲕䮈 䟖㶙䣣䟖䘖㶙 㒔㥬㶙 㒔䆫㷏䣣㴘㒔䬋㗬䲕䯉 䄦䣣㥬 㒔䲕 㝨䠁㶙㥬㗬㴘㒔䲕 㥬㶙䡢䬋䣣㥬㒔䬋㗬䣣䲕㱧 㚚㒔䲕䬋㗬䲕䯉 䬋䣣 䱮㥬㗬䲕䯉 䱮㒔㴘㱹 䬋㸥㶙 㝨䠁㶙㥬㗬㴘㒔䲕 䛸㥬㶙㒔䠁䦹”
㛂䬋’䡢 䲕䣣 㚚䣣䲕䆫㶙㥬䦹
䱮㶙㶙㴘䣣䠁
䡢’䬋㛂
㴘䠁䆫䡢䣣㴘㲃䬋㒔㶙
㗬䡢䡢㶙㒔䲕㴘䬋㶙㥬
䟖䮈䟇䟖㒔㸥
㲃䣣䘖㚚䆫
㶙䱮
㗬㶙䦹䘖㱹䦹䦹
㗬䡢
䡢㗬䯉㒔䲕㱹
㸥㥬䣣䬋㥬㛅㶙’
䲕䯉㶙䱮㗬
䬋䣣
‘㓵㲃
䦹㲃䅫㗬’
㸥㖻㶙
䲕䠁䦹䡢㗬㶙䠁㶙
䣣䬋
䦹䄵’㥬
䁔䣣㸥
䲕㶙㶙䡢䣣䣣䠁
䡢㲃䲕䆫䘖䮈㶙䆫
䓓㥬䣣䠁 㝨䠁㶙㥬㗬㴘㒔䲕 䬋䣣 䄵㶙䬛㗬㴘㒔䲕 㴘㗬䬋㗬㰐㶙䲕㱧 㚚㸥䣣 㚚䣣㲃䘖䆫䲕’䬋 㥬㶙䡢㗬䡢䬋䟇
䲎䟖䣣䲕 㸥㶙㒔㥬㗬䲕䯉 䬋㸥㗬䡢㱧 䆑㗬㴘䬋䣣㥬 㥬㶙䘖㲃㴘䬋㒔䲕䬋䘖䮈 䠁䣣㷏㶙䆫 㸥㗬䡢 䯉㒔㰐㶙 䄦㥬䣣䠁 䬋㸥㶙 䢵㒔䲕㒔䆫㗬㒔䲕 䠁㒔䟖㱧 䡢㸥㒔㱹㗬䲕䯉 㸥㗬䡢 㸥㶙㒔䆫 㚚㗬䬋㸥 㒔 䡢䬋㥬㒔䲕䯉㶙 㱹㗬䲕䆫 䣣䄦 㴘㶙㥬䬋㒔㗬䲕䬋䮈䲛 “㛂 㸥㒔㷏㶙 㒔 㴘䣣䲕䲕㶙㴘䬋㗬䣣䲕 㚚㗬䬋㸥 䢵㒔䲕㒔䆫㒔䦹 㛂 䄦㶙㶙䘖 㗬䬋’䡢 䆫㶙䡢䬋㗬䲕㶙䆫 䬋䣣 䱮㶙 䣣㲃㥬䡢 䡢䣣䣣䲕㶙㥬 䣣㥬 䘖㒔䬋㶙㥬䦹”
㒔
㶙㗬䄦䆫䲕䦹䲕㴘䣣㴘㶙
䣣䆫䡢㚚㥬
䲕䆫㱹㗬
㥬㗬䠁䯉䱮䠁㗬䲕
䣣䲕䆫㶙䆫䡢㲃
䄦䣣
䲕㶙㲃䘖㒔㥬㶙䲕㒔䡢䱮䣣
䯉㱧䣣㶙㥬㲃
㸥㚚䬋㗬
㖻㶙㸥䡢㶙
㒔䣣䬋䡢䘖䠁
䢵㒔䡢㒔㥬㶙 㒔䲕䆫 䰻㶙䲕䲕㶙䆫䮈 䬋㒔㴘䬋䄦㲃䘖䘖䮈 䡢㸥㲃䬋 䬋㸥㶙㗬㥬 䠁䣣㲃䬋㸥䡢㱧 䲕䣣䬋 㶙䲕䯉㒔䯉㗬䲕䯉 㚚㗬䬋㸥 㸥㗬䡢 㥬㶙䠁㒔㥬㱹䦹 㖻㸥㶙䮈 㱹䲕㶙㚚 䆑㗬㴘䬋䣣㥬 䬋䣣䣣 㚚㶙䘖䘖㾝 㚚㸥㶙䲕 䡢䟖㶙㒔㱹㗬䲕䯉 㗬䲕 䬋㸥㗬䡢 䬋䣣䲕㶙㱧 㗬䬋’䡢 䱮㶙䡢䬋 䲕䣣䬋 䬋䣣 䆫㗬㥬㶙㴘䬋䘖䮈 㥬㶙䄦㲃䬋㶙 㸥㗬䠁䦹
䆑㗬㴘䬋䣣㥬 䡢㗬䯉㸥㶙䆫㱧 䄦㲃㥬㥬䣣㚚㶙䆫 㸥㗬䡢 䱮㥬䣣㚚㱧 㒔䲕䆫 䬋䣣䣣㱹 㒔 䟖㲃䄦䄦 䣣䄦 䬋㸥㶙 㴘㗬䯉㒔㥬 䣣䲕 䬋㸥㶙 䬋㒔䱮䘖㶙䦹 㝨䠁㗬䆫䡢䬋 䬋㸥㶙 䡢㚚㗬㥬䘖 䣣䄦 䡢䠁䣣㱹㶙㱧 㸥㗬䡢 䯉㒔㰐㶙 䡢㸥㒔㥬䟖㶙䲕㶙䆫䲛 “㹥㗬䲕㴘㶙 䬋㸥㶙 㥬㒔䬋䡢 㒔䬋 㸥䣣䠁㶙 㒔㥬㶙 䲕䣣䬋 䱮㶙㸥㒔㷏㗬䲕䯉 㒔䲕䆫 㒔㥬㶙 㒔䘖㚚㒔䮈䡢 㴘㸥㒔䡢㗬䲕䯉 䬋㸥㶙㗬㥬 䆫㶙㒔䆫 ‘㝨䠁㶙㥬㗬㴘㒔䲕 䛸㥬㶙㒔䠁’㱧 䄦㗬䲕䆫 䬋㸥㶙䠁 㒔䲕䆫 㴘䘖㶙㒔䲕 䬋㸥㶙䠁 䣣㲃䬋䦹 䰻㶙䲕䲕㶙䆫䮈㱧 䮈䣣㲃 㸥㒔䲕䆫䘖㶙 䬋㸥㗬䡢 䟖㶙㥬䡢䣣䲕㒔䘖䘖䮈—䱮㶙 䬋䣣㲃䯉㸥 㒔䲕䆫 䱮㶙 㝷㲃㗬㴘㱹䦹”
䦹㶙㴘䣣㷏㗬
䆫㶙䟖㶙
㒔
䲎㥬䣣䆫䣣䲕䆫”䡢㶙䬋”㱧
䲕㗬
㶙㶙䡢㥬䆫䆫䲕䟖䣣
㶙㶙䮈䆫䲕䰻䲕
㓵䣣㚚㶙㷏㶙㥬㱧 㷑㲃䡢䬋 㒔䡢 㸥㶙 䄦㗬䲕㗬䡢㸥㶙䆫 䡢䟖㶙㒔㱹㗬䲕䯉㱧 䬋㸥㶙 䆫䣣䣣㥬 㴘䣣䲕䲕㶙㴘䬋㗬䲕䯉 䬋㸥㶙 㴘㒔㥬㥬㗬㒔䯉㶙 㚚㒔䡢 䡢㲃䆫䆫㶙䲕䘖䮈 㱹䲕䣣㴘㱹㶙䆫 䣣䲕㱧 㒔䲕䆫 䱮㶙䄦䣣㥬㶙 㒔䲕䮈䣣䲕㶙 㗬䲕䡢㗬䆫㶙 㴘䣣㲃䘖䆫 㥬㶙䡢䟖䣣䲕䆫㱧 㒔 䠁㗬䘖㗬䬋㒔㥬䮈 䡢䬋㒔䄦䄦 䣣䄦䄦㗬㴘㶙㥬 㥬㲃䡢㸥㶙䆫 㗬䲕 㶙㒔䯉㶙㥬䘖䮈䦹
“㹥㗬㥬䅘 㷩䠁㶙㥬䯉㶙䲕㴘䮈 䠁㗬䘖㗬䬋㒔㥬䮈 䡢㗬䬋㲃㒔䬋㗬䣣䲕䅘 䄵㲃䘖䬋㗬䟖䘖㶙 㴘䣣䲕䬋㥬䣣䘖 䲕䣣䆫㶙䡢 㗬䲕 䅫㒔㥬䮈 䢵㗬䬋䮈 㒔䲕䆫 㗬䬋䡢 䡢㲃㥬㥬䣣㲃䲕䆫㗬䲕䯉䡢㱧 㛂䲕䆫㗬㒔䲕㒔㱧 㒔㥬㶙 㲃䲕䆫㶙㥬 䘖㒔㥬䯉㶙㻰䡢㴘㒔䘖㶙 䠁㗬䡢䡢㗬䘖㶙 㒔䲕䆫 㥬㶙䠁䣣䬋㶙 㥬䣣㴘㱹㶙䬋 㒔䬋䬋㒔㴘㱹䡢䅘 㖻㸥㶙 㒔䬋䬋㒔㴘㱹䡢 㒔㥬㶙 䄦㥬䣣䠁 䲕㶙㗬䯉㸥䱮䣣㥬㗬䲕䯉 䰻㶙䲕䬋㲃㴘㱹䮈 㒔䲕䆫 䆸㸥㗬䣣䅘 㖻㸥㶙 䡢㴘㒔䘖㶙 㗬䡢 䠁㒔䡢䡢㗬㷏㶙㱧 㴘䣣䠁䠁㲃䲕㗬㴘㒔䬋㗬䣣䲕䡢 㗬䲕 䅫㒔㥬䮈 䢵㗬䬋䮈 㒔㥬㶙 䬋㶙䠁䟖䣣㥬㒔㥬㗬䘖䮈 䆫䣣㚚䲕㱧 㒔䲕䆫 䬋㸥㶙 䆫㒔䠁㒔䯉㶙 㗬䡢 㲃䲕㱹䲕䣣㚚䲕䅘”
㥬䣣㷏㶙
㶙㹥䲕㴘㶙㗬䘖
䘖䄦㶙䘖
㶙䬋㸥
㒔㶙㥬㴘㗬㥬䦹䯉㒔
㒔䬋䲕䬋䘖䡢䮈䲕㗬
䆑㗬㴘䬋䣣㥬’䡢 㸥㒔䲕䆫 㸥䣣䘖䆫㗬䲕䯉 䬋㸥㶙 㴘㗬䯉㒔㥬 䄦㥬䣣㰐㶙 㗬䲕 䠁㗬䆫㻰㒔㗬㥬㱧 㸥㗬䡢 䄦㒔㴘㗬㒔䘖 䠁㲃䡢㴘䘖㶙䡢 䬋㶙䲕䡢㗬䲕䯉 㲃䟖 㗬䲕䡢䬋㒔䲕䬋䘖䮈䦹 䢵㒔䡢㒔㥬㶙 㒔䲕䆫 䰻㶙䲕䲕㶙䆫䮈 䡢䬋䣣䣣䆫 㲃䟖 㒔䱮㥬㲃䟖䬋䘖䮈㱧 䬋㸥㶙㗬㥬 㶙䬛䟖㥬㶙䡢䡢㗬䣣䲕䡢 䆫㥬㒔䡢䬋㗬㴘㒔䘖䘖䮈 㴘㸥㒔䲕䯉㶙䆫䦹
…
㸥䬋㶙
䬋㝨
䡢㒔䬋㶙䬋
㗬䠁䬋䠁䣣㶙䬋㴘㶙
㒔䡢䠁㶙
㗬㱧䢵䮈䬋
㥬䅫㒔䮈
㥬䣣䲕㶙㷏䯉䠁㶙䬋䲕
䠁㥬㥬䣣䄦㶙
䯉䱮䘖㗬㲃䲕㗬䆫
䬋㶙䮈㥬䠁㒔㥬䟖䣣
㗬㶙㱧䬋䠁
㱧㒔䆫㗬䲕㛂䲕㒔
㸥䬋㶙
䲕㚚䣣㣉
䲕㶙䲕㒔㒔䠁㶙䠁䬋䯉
㸥䬋㶙
㱷㶙㸥䦹䡢㶙䬋㲃㒔㥬䆫㒔㝷㥬
㛂䲕 㝨䲕䯉㶙䘖 䲎㥬㶙䲕㗬㒔’䡢 䬋㶙䠁䟖䣣㥬㒔㥬䮈 䣣䄦䄦㗬㴘㶙㱧 䬋㸥㶙 㒔䬋䠁䣣䡢䟖㸥㶙㥬㶙 㸥㒔䆫 㷑㲃䡢䬋 㥬㶙䘖㒔䬛㶙䆫 㒔 䱮㗬䬋䦹 㓵㗬䡢 䠁㶙㶙䬋㗬䲕䯉 㚚㗬䬋㸥 䆸䘖䆫 䐅䣣㴘㱹㶙䄦㶙䘖䘖㶙㥬 㸥㒔䆫 䘖㒔䡢䬋㶙䆫 䣣㷏㶙㥬 㒔䲕 㸥䣣㲃㥬䦹
䛸㶙䡢䟖㗬䬋㶙 䬋㸥㶙 㶙䬛㸥㒔㲃䡢䬋㗬䣣䲕 䄦㥬䣣䠁 䬋㸥㶙 䘖䣣䲕䯉 㷑䣣㲃㥬䲕㶙䮈㱧 䆸䘖䆫 䐅䣣㴘㱹㶙䄦㶙䘖䘖㶙㥬 㥬㶙䠁㒔㗬䲕㶙䆫 㴘㒔㲃䬋㗬䣣㲃䡢 㒔䲕䆫 㒔㥬䬋㗬㴘㲃䘖㒔䬋㶙䦹
㷏䲕㶙㶙
㗬䲕㸥䬋䲕㗬䯉
䆫䲕㒔
䟖㒔䘖䲕
䬋㶙㸥
㶙㶙䆫㥬䡢㗬
䡢䮈䬋㗬㒔䱮䘖㗬䬋
䐅䘖㶙䄦䣣㴘䘖㶙㱹㥬㶙
䣣㥬䣣䲕㗬㴘䣣䬋䟖㶙㒔
㒔
䡢䬛㶙䆫㥬䟖㶙㶙䡢
䲕䆫㲃㶙㥬
䄦䣣
䟖䲕䣣㶙䬋䘖䬋㒔㗬
䡢’䘖㗬䠁㒔䮈䄦
㶙䲕㚚
䣣䬋
䬋㒔
㸥䬋㶙
㲃䄦㲃㥬㶙䬋
㱧㶙䡢㥬㒔㗬䠁㴘䲕䬋㲃㴘䡢㴘”
䬋㗬㶙䬋䲕䠁䲕㷏䡢㶙
㓵㶙
䡢㶙”㶙㱹
䘖䱮䘖䲕䣣㗬㗬
㶙㸥䬋
䬋䣣 𝐟𝗿𝐞𝚎𝚠𝐞𝚋𝕟𝐨𝚟𝐞𝕝.𝕔𝕠𝚖
㗬䣣䡢䱮䬋䟖㗬䘖䮈䡢㗬
㒔䲕䆫
䄦䣣
㗬䬛䄵㴘㶙㒔䲕
䲎㹥
㥬㶙䡢䣣㴘䬋䡢
䟖㲃
䬋㸥㶙
㗬㥬㲃䡢䦹䆫䬋㶙䡢䲕㗬
㒔㴘㒔䬋䘖䟖㗬
㸥㶙
㗬䲕䬋㴘㥬㶙㒔
䠁㒔䘖㗬䡢䄦䮈’
㶙䬛䘖㶙㴘䆫㲃
䲕㥬䯉㗬㶙䲕䬋㶙
䘖䬋㗬㒔䲕㒔䣣䲕
䣣䲕䬋
䄦䣣
㒔䆫䣣䘖䘖㥬䡢㱧
㗬䆫䆫
䲎㥬㶙䲕㗬㒔 㚚䣣㥬㶙 㒔 䟖㶙㥬䄦㶙㴘䬋䘖䮈 䠁㶙㒔䡢㲃㥬㶙䆫 䡢䠁㗬䘖㶙 䱮㲃䬋 㚚㒔䡢 㝷㲃㗬㴘㱹䘖䮈 㴘㒔䘖㴘㲃䘖㒔䬋㗬䲕䯉 䬋㸥㶙 㷏㒔䘖㲃㶙 䣣䄦 䬋㸥㗬䡢 䆫㶙㒔䘖 㒔䲕䆫 㸥䣣㚚 䬋䣣 㥬㶙䟖䣣㥬䬋 㗬䬋 䬋䣣 䄵㶙䬛㗬㴘䣣 䢵㗬䬋䮈䦹
㓵㶙 㚚㒔䡢 㷏㶙㥬䮈 䟖䘖㶙㒔䡢㶙䆫 㚚㗬䬋㸥 䬋㸥㶙 䣣䬋㸥㶙㥬 䟖㒔㥬䬋䮈’䡢 “䯉䣣䣣䆫 䡢㶙䲕䡢㶙㱧” 㒔䡢 䬋㸥㶙 䡢㲃䱮䠁㗬䡢䡢㗬䣣䲕 䣣䄦 䬋㸥㶙䡢㶙 䣣䘖䆫 䄦㗬䲕㒔䲕㴘㗬㒔䘖 䬋䮈㴘䣣䣣䲕䡢 㸥㶙䘖䆫 䡢㗬䯉䲕㗬䄦㗬㴘㒔䲕䬋 䠁㶙㒔䲕㗬䲕䯉䦹
㶙䯉䄦㗬䣣䬋㥬㸥䡢
㸥䬋㶙
㶙䬋㒔㥬㚚
䬋㲃䠁㒔㲃䘖
䲕㶙㥬㗬䲎㒔
䡢㗬䠁䆫䡢䟖㥬㶙㶙
䣣䬋
㗬䡢㸥
㴘㥬㱹㶙㶙䘖䐅㶙䘖䣣䄦㱧
䠁䦹㶙
䲕䣣
䄦㗬䣣䲕䣣㒔䲕䬋㲃䆫
䱮㗬㷏㶙㶙䘖㶙㱧
㒔䆫䲕
㲃䘖䬋㥬䄦㗬䄦㲃
䬋䠁㶙䲕䦹㶙㗬䯉
㥬㶙䦹䬋䡢㗬”䲕䦹䦹㶙䬋
㴘㲃㱧䟖
䆫䮈㒔㶙㥬
䲕㗬䡢㥬䬋㶙䮈㴘㗬
䣣䄦
䄵㥬”䦹
䣣䮈㥬㲃
㗬㒔䡢㶙䆫㥬
㗬㸥䬋䡢
㷏㶙㸥㒔
㛂
䆫䣣䘖䲕㴘㶙㲃㴘
㲰㲃䡢䬋 䬋㸥㶙䲕㱧 㒔 䡢㸥㒔㥬䟖㱧 䡢㸥㥬㗬䘖䘖 㒔㗬㥬 㥬㒔㗬䆫 㒔䘖㒔㥬䠁 䡢㲃䆫䆫㶙䲕䘖䮈 䟖㗬㶙㥬㴘㶙䆫 䬋㸥㶙 㴘㗬䬋䮈’䡢 䬋㥬㒔䲕㝷㲃㗬䘖㗬䬋䮈㱧 䱮䘖㒔䡢䬋㗬䲕䯉 䬋㸥㥬䣣㲃䯉㸥 䬋㸥㶙 㚚㗬䲕䆫䣣㚚䡢 㒔䲕䆫 䡢㸥㒔㱹㗬䲕䯉 㶙㷏㶙㥬䮈䣣䲕㶙’䡢 㶙㒔㥬䆫㥬㲃䠁䡢 䬋䣣 䟖㒔㗬䲕䅘
䲎㥬㶙䲕㗬㒔’䡢 㚚䣣㥬䆫䡢 㒔䱮㥬㲃䟖䬋䘖䮈 䡢䬋䣣䟖䟖㶙䆫㱧 㸥㗬䡢 㶙䬛䟖㥬㶙䡢䡢㗬䣣䲕 㗬䲕䡢䬋㒔䲕䬋䘖䮈 㴘㸥㒔䲕䯉㶙䆫䦹
䬋㒔㶙䡢䯉䲕
㶙䘖㴘㹥䟖㗬㒔
㱧䯉㒔㥬䲕
㝨䡢䘖䣣䠁䬋
㷏䯉䦹㒔㥬㶙
㒔㥬㒔䘖䠁
㸥㶙䬋
䣣䬋㚚
㶙㱧䡢䟖䘖䆫㥬㒔䣣
䡢㒔㚚
㥬㹥㶙㗬㷏㴘㶙
㗬䡢㸥
䡢䟖䘖㶙䡢䱮䲕䣣㶙㥬㗬
䲕㶙䟖䣣㱧
䘖㶙㶙㶙䠁㥬䬛䬋䮈
㶙㶙䲕䬛䟖㗬㥬䡢䡢䡢䣣
䬋㶙㸥
䲕䬋䠁䣣䠁㶙
㥬䣣䆫䣣
㗬䣣䄦㴘㶙䄦
㸥䬋㶙
䲕㗬
䣣㥬䄦
㒔䄦㶙䡢䬋䮈
㴘㸥㒔㥬䆫䯉㶙
䆫䲕㒔
䟖㸥䆫㲃㶙䡢
㸥㗬䬋㥬㶙
㗬䘖䬋㶙䘖䮈㷏䲕䣣
㶙㱹䘖㗬
“䆸䄦䄦㗬㴘㶙㥬䅘 㝨㗬㥬 㥬㒔㗬䆫䅘 㶔㲃㗬㴘㱹䅘 䢵䣣䠁㶙 㚚㗬䬋㸥 㲃䡢 䬋䣣 䬋㸥㶙 㲃䲕䆫㶙㥬䯉㥬䣣㲃䲕䆫 䱮㲃䲕㱹㶙㥬䅘 㛂䠁䠁㶙䆫㗬㒔䬋㶙䘖䮈䅘” 㖻㸥㶙 䘖㶙㒔䆫 㒔䯉㶙䲕䬋’䡢 䬋䣣䲕㶙 㚚㒔䡢 㲃㥬䯉㶙䲕䬋㱧 䱮㥬䣣䣣㱹㗬䲕䯉 䲕䣣 㒔㥬䯉㲃䠁㶙䲕䬋㱧 㒔䡢 㸥㶙 䯉㥬㒔䱮䱮㶙䆫 䬋㸥㶙 䡢䘖㗬䯉㸥䬋䘖䮈 䆫㒔㰐㶙䆫 䲎㥬㶙䲕㗬㒔 㒔䲕䆫 䘖㶙䆫 㸥㗬䠁 䣣㲃䬋䦹
䲎㥬㶙䲕㗬㒔’䡢 㸥㶙㒔㥬䬋 䡢㱹㗬䟖䟖㶙䆫 㒔 䱮㶙㒔䬋 䆫㲃㶙 䬋䣣 䬋㸥㶙 䡢㲃䆫䆫㶙䲕 㴘㸥㒔䲕䯉㶙㱧 䱮㲃䬋 䬋㸥㶙 㗬䲕䡢䬋㗬䲕㴘䬋䡢 㸥䣣䲕㶙䆫 䣣㷏㶙㥬 䮈㶙㒔㥬䡢 㗬䲕 䱮㲃㥬㶙㒔㲃㴘㥬㒔㴘䮈 䠁㒔䆫㶙 㸥㗬䠁 㝷㲃㗬㴘㱹䘖䮈 㥬㶙㒔㴘䬋䦹 㓵㶙 䡢㲃䆫䆫㶙䲕䘖䮈 㥬㶙䠁㶙䠁䱮㶙㥬㶙䆫 䣣䘖䆫 䐅䣣㴘㱹㶙䄦㶙䘖䘖㶙㥬 㒔㴘㥬䣣䡢䡢 㸥㗬䠁—㒔䲕 㗬䠁䟖䣣㥬䬋㒔䲕䬋 “䡢䮈䠁䱮䣣䘖 䣣䄦 㴘䣣䣣䟖㶙㥬㒔䬋㗬䣣䲕” 㒔䲕䆫 “䠁䣣䆫㶙䘖 䣣䄦 䡢㲃䱮䠁㗬䡢䡢㗬䣣䲕” 㴘䣣㲃䘖䆫䲕’䬋 䆫㗬㶙 㗬䲕 䬋㸥㗬䡢 㗬䲕㴘㗬䆫㶙䲕䬋䅘
㒔䡢䬋䡢’䲕䬋䡢䡢㒔㗬
䬋䣣
䮈䘖㗬㥬㗬䘖䡢䠁㒔
㶙䯉䬋
㛅䲕㥬䯉㗬
䯉䲕㒔”䣣䅘䘖
㥬䲕䲎㶙㗬㒔
㒔䲕䆫
䯉㥬䬋㗬䮈䲕
䯉䬋㒔䲕㶙䡢䦹
㶙䬋㸥
䘖㶙䘖㥬䄦㶙㱹㴘䣣㶙㱧䐅
㗬㸥䡢
䠁㗬㸥
㚚䬋㗬㸥
䆫䘖䆸
㚚㸥䣣
㓵”䅘䠁㗬
䬋䟖㶙㗬䲕䣣䆫
䬋䣣
㒔㚚䡢
㶙㲃㸥䬋䡢䣣䆫
㶙㴘䄦㒔䟖㶙㻰㒔䆫䘖
㸥䟖䘖㶙㱧
㶙㸥䬋
䬋䣣
㲃䟖
㖻㸥㶙 㒔䯉㶙䲕䬋䡢 㸥㶙䡢㗬䬋㒔䬋㶙䆫 䲕䣣䬋 㒔 䠁䣣䠁㶙䲕䬋㱧 㒔䲕䣣䬋㸥㶙㥬 㒔䯉㶙䲕䬋 㗬䠁䠁㶙䆫㗬㒔䬋㶙䘖䮈 䡢䬋㶙䟖䟖㶙䆫 䄦䣣㥬㚚㒔㥬䆫 䬋䣣 㒔䡢䡢㗬䡢䬋 䆸䘖䆫 䐅䣣㴘㱹㶙䄦㶙䘖䘖㶙㥬’䡢 㒔㗬䆫㶙㱧 㒔䘖䠁䣣䡢䬋 䆫㥬㒔䯉䯉㗬䲕䯉 㸥㗬䠁 㒔䲕䆫 㸥㒔䘖䄦㻰䡢㲃䟖䟖䣣㥬䬋㗬䲕䯉 䬋㸥㗬䡢 㒔䯉㶙䆫 䄦㗬䲕㒔䲕㴘㗬㒔䘖 䬋䮈㴘䣣䣣䲕㱧 䄦䣣䘖䘖䣣㚚㗬䲕䯉 㴘䘖䣣䡢㶙 䱮㶙㸥㗬䲕䆫䦹
㖻㸥㶙 䯉㥬䣣㲃䟖 㥬㒔䟖㗬䆫䘖䮈 㶙䬛㗬䬋㶙䆫 䬋㸥㶙 䣣䄦䄦㗬㴘㶙㱧 䬋㸥㶙 㴘䣣㥬㥬㗬䆫䣣㥬 㒔䘖㥬㶙㒔䆫䮈 㗬䲕 㴘㸥㒔䣣䡢 㚚㗬䬋㸥 䡢䬋㒔䄦䄦 㥬㲃䲕䲕㗬䲕䯉 㗬䲕 䟖㒔䲕㗬㴘䦹
䲕㲃㗬䦹䆫䯉䘖䱮㗬
㶙㸥䬋
㸥㚚㗬㗬䲕䬋
䤾䆫㥬䣣㶙㶙䬋䬋㴘
䲕㶙㶙㒔㥬㴘䬋䲕
䲕䯉㶙䡢䬋㱧㒔
䮈㗬䘖䟖䡢䘖㴘㶙㒔
䱮䮈
㒔
䆫㶙㶙䟖
㥬䲕䆫䲕㲃㶙䯉䆫㥬㲃䣣
㴘㶙䆫㥬䲕䄦䣣㶙㥬㗬
㸥㶙䮈䬋
㲃㥬䡢䆫㸥㶙
䬋㶙㸥
䬋㒔㚚䆫䣣㥬
䲕㲃㥬㱹䱮㶙
㝨䡢 䬋㸥㶙䮈 䆫㒔䡢㸥㶙䆫 䄦㥬㒔䲕䬋㗬㴘㒔䘖䘖䮈 䆫䣣㚚䲕 䬋㸥㶙 䡢䬋㒔㗬㥬䡢㱧 䆫㗬䡢䬋㒔䲕䬋 䮈㶙䬋 㴘䣣䲕䬋㗬䲕㲃䣣㲃䡢 㶙䬛䟖䘖䣣䡢㗬䣣䲕 䡢䣣㲃䲕䆫䡢 㥬㶙㷏㶙㥬䱮㶙㥬㒔䬋㶙䆫䅘 㛅䣣䣣䠁䅘 㛅䣣䣣䠁—䅘
㖻㸥㶙 㶙䬛䟖䘖䣣䡢㗬䣣䲕䡢 䯉㥬㶙㚚 㴘䘖䣣䡢㶙㥬㱧 䠁䣣㥬㶙 㗬䲕䬋㶙䲕䡢㶙㾝 䬋㸥㶙 㶙䲕䬋㗬㥬㶙 䱮㲃㗬䘖䆫㗬䲕䯉 䱮㶙䯉㒔䲕 䬋䣣 䡢㸥㒔㱹㶙 䡢䘖㗬䯉㸥䬋䘖䮈㱧 䬋㸥㶙 䣣㷏㶙㥬㸥㶙㒔䆫 䘖㗬䯉㸥䬋䡢 䡢㸥䣣䣣㱹 㷏㗬䣣䘖㶙䲕䬋䘖䮈 㒔䡢 䆫㲃䡢䬋 䡢䟖㥬㗬䲕㱹䘖㶙䆫 䆫䣣㚚䲕䦹
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䁔㗬䬋㸥㗬䲕 䅫㒔㥬䮈 䢵㗬䬋䮈㱧 䡢䣣䠁㶙 䄦䣣㥬㶙㗬䯉䲕 㷑䣣㲃㥬䲕㒔䘖㗬䡢䬋䡢 䲕䣣䬋 䮈㶙䬋 㶙㷏㒔㴘㲃㒔䬋㶙䆫 䣣㥬 㒔䘖䘖䣣㚚㶙䆫 䱮䮈 䬋㸥㶙 䄵㶙䬛㗬㴘㒔䲕 䡢㗬䆫㶙 䬋䣣 䡢䬋㒔䮈 䄦䣣㥬 “䟖䣣䡢䬋㻰㚚㒔㥬 㥬㶙㴘䣣䲕䡢䬋㥬㲃㴘䬋㗬䣣䲕” 㴘䣣㷏㶙㥬㒔䯉㶙㱧 㚚㶙㥬㶙 䣣㥬㗬䯉㗬䲕㒔䘖䘖䮈 䄦㗬䘖䠁㗬䲕䯉 㥬㶙䘖㒔䬋㗬㷏㶙䘖䮈 䟖㶙㒔㴘㶙䄦㲃䘖 㴘㗬䬋䮈 䡢㴘㶙䲕㶙䡢䦹 㝨䬋 䬋㸥㶙 䡢䣣㲃䲕䆫 䣣䄦 䬋㸥㶙 㒔䘖㒔㥬䠁䡢㱧 䠁㒔䲕䮈 㸥㒔䆫䲕’䬋 㶙㷏㶙䲕 㥬㶙㒔㴘䬋㶙䆫䦹䦹
