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The taint of disgrace will follow Gold to his grave.
In America, as a despicable traitor with no sense of honor...
And in Russia, as a monster who unleashed a nuclear catastrophe...
He will go down in official history as a war criminal.
And no one will ever understand him...
But I think he wanted you, of all people, to know the truth.
He wanted to live on...
...in your memory.
Not as a soldier, but as a woman.
But...
...he was forbidden to tell you himself.
And that's why he told me...
History will never know what he did.
No one will ever learn the truth.
His story... his debriefing...
...will endure only in your heart.
Everything he did, he did for his country.
He sacrificed his life and his honor for his native land.
He was a real hero.
He was a true patriot.
He was a turtle.
He didn't show up to the Christmas party.
