"I'm sad. I'm not sad that I'm dying. I'm finally sad that my child died. People don't lose their emotions. My emotions just wandered around in an unknown place. It's like a letter that was addressed to me decades ago has finally arrived. Is this true sadness? Or is it happiness? ...In the final episode of the Magnificent Steiner, I bet... he finally became human again."
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Notes: Upon seeing and unarmed civilian murdered, Grimmer gives into his rage and kills four ex-Stasi before succumbing to gunshot wounds. His last words refer to a television show called the Magnificent Steiner (similar to the Incredible Hulk) that he watched as a child.
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