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He wouldn't talk at first, but soon he noticed a train approaching from the far end of the tunnel and signed it, only for Hannibal to leave that guy tied to the tracks.
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He wouldn't talk at first, but soon he noticed a train approaching from the far end of the tunnel and signed it, only for Hannibal to leave him tied to the tracks.
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In the real world, they would have noticed that the man who brought them a signed contract isn't the same man that they are picking up to collect.
Source: Manga / Area 88
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Signed or Noticed. 2016. Accessed August 10, 2026. https://thesaurus.plus/related/noticed/signed.
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