Because you were carrying that memorial tablet, this samurai began to feel sorry for you.

7 seconds sound clip from the Shogun Assassin 2 movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 00:30:35 in the DVD version of the movie.

Quote context

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- Handing the girl over to us should not hurt the dignity of a samurai in any way at all.

- I will ask you once again. Leave the girl to us.

- And besides all this, the girl has murdered one of my men.

- I told you once I refuse.

(Gunshot, scream of fright)

- Because you were carrying that memorial tablet, this samurai began to feel sorry for you.

- Now, come here to me!

- You irritate me.

- If you refuse to come over to us, this samurai, and his son, will be forced to die because of your stubbornness.

- We have one rule, which is never to trouble decent people, like this samurai and son.

[...]

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