"It's okay... Look... even if the crime returns from 12 years ago... everything is different from the old days. Now this island is full of power. From here on out... no matter what happens to my body... I was able to help this town... My dream... has finally started to run. [Franky and Iceberg: Tom-san!] [thinking] Iceberg, Franky, I leave "those blueprints" in your hands. Kokoro... Yokozuna... to this day I am in your debt."
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Notes: Character is convicted of building Gold Roger's ship, but manages to get his sentence postponed in exchange for building a "sea train" to help restore the flow of trade to his town, Water 7. He succeeds, but Spandam frames him and his apprentices for attacking the judicial ship, so that he can investigate him and obtain Pluton's blueprints. Tom uses his pardon for the crime of attacking the ship, and says this to explain his decision before being taken away and executed.
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