Orb: On the Movements of the Earth 1x7

Directed by Kouki Mori

Katsuyuki Konishi as Oczy (voice) • Yuichi Nakamura as Badeni (voice) • Kenjiro Tsuda as Nowak (voice) • Saya Hitomi as Jolenta (voice) • Nobunaga Shimazaki as Kolbe (voice)

Gifted scholar Jolenta suffers discrimination as the only girl at an astronomy institute. Badeni seeks resources to prove the heliocentric theory.

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1. Another rough day ahead.

2. We're sure to be yelled at again.

3. Huh?

4. Hey!

5. You're not permitted, Jolenta.

6. Yes, I know.

7. You do, huh?

8. God, please don't let me be caught.

9. Don't let me be caught.

10. Why am I doing this?

11. I still have time to turn back and yet...

12. Better not get my gloves dirty.

13. I don't feel lucky today.

14. I'm gonna get caught.

15. My luck has run out.

16. I just know it.

17. God has abandoned me for sure.

18. Oh, Count Piast.

19. Good morning, sir.

20. I made it in time!

21. Skip the pleasantries!

22. You've wasted enough of my remaining years with your tedious treatise!

23. F-Forgive me, my lord.

24. Well then,

25. now that Count Piast is here, we can discuss...

26. What? The Arabian heretics have revised ancient Greek astronomy?

27. I could never hear this anywhere else!

28. Dear God,

29. I am lucky indeed.

30. ON THE MOVEMENTS OF THE EARTH

31. EPISODE SEVEN MATTERS OF THE TRUTH

32. He was as severe as ever today.

33. Yeah.

34. Welcome back!

35. Huh?

36. I really do envy you.

37. You got to rest this whole time.

38. In that case,

39. please consider my request

40. to take part in the discussions.

41. The answer is no.

42. We don't know yet if you are truly suited to this work.

43. After all,

44. there is an obvious difference between you and us.

45. That's...

46. Oh, Jolenta.

47. There you are.

48. Kolbe!

49. Hi.

50. Hello. You must be exhausted.

51. You have it rough too, Kolbe.

52. With Jolenta as your assistant and all.

53. Yes, you said it.

54. Making use of a capable assistant can be a real dilemma.

55. Huh?

56. What?

57. I'll tell you as many times as it takes.

58. Throughout your life,

59. you may meet people

60. who completely reject you for illegitimate reasons.

61. Those moments

62. may feel heartbreaking.

63. But you must believe in yourself and move forward.

64. There are times you can't back down.

65. I'll do my best to support you.

66. R-Right.

67. Anyway,

68. how's that new treatise coming along?

69. I completed my first draft.

70. Really?

71. This is it.

72. Let's see...

73. I put everything I know into it.

74. Fascinating.

75. Huh?

76. To write this well at your age is amazing!

77. R-Really?

78. That settles it.

79. I'll submit this to Count Piast.

80. To Count Piast?

81. Yes.

82. I'll need more time to read it,

83. so take some time off.

84. In fact,

85. why don't you visit your family?

86. My family? Why?

87. If this is well-received,

88. you'll be transferred from the library to the observatory.

89. Things will get busy.

90. Go home while you have the chance.

91. Uh, right!

92. Yes!

93. Point one.

94. The Sun is at the center of the planets.

95. Two, orbits are perfect circles.

96. Three, the planets all move at a set speed.

97. In summary, these are the arguments presented in the documents

98. and the original ideas therein.

99. Is it true?

100. - No, it's merely on the threshold. - What?

101. Whoever wrote these had a brilliant mind.

102. The three ideas I listed

103. are already quite an accomplishment.

104. So then—

105. Even so, I'll be blunt.

106. The documents aren't nearly ready to be made public.

107. They've overlooked something.

108. At this rate, the ideas will be easy to refute.

109. Throughout the documents,

110. their careful word choice is outweighed by something at their core.

111. An almost juvenile naïveté.

112. How mysterious.

113. Whoever continues this work

114. must combine a careful intellect with bold convictions.

115. It will take a man of true greatness.

116. Do you know anyone like that?

117. Of course. It's me.

118. With that said,

119. I accept the task.

120. Accept?

121. Isn't that what you came to ask me?

122. Was that it?

123. I guess it was.

124. Fair enough.

125. Before we proceed, I'd like you to agree to three conditions.

126. First,

127. no successors.

128. If I can't prove the theory before I die,

129. you must burn all materials with my involvement.

130. What's important

131. is that I be the one who finishes and releases it.

132. I refuse to be a stepping stone for someone else.

133. Understood.

134. Second, you will participate

135. as an observation assistant.

136. In return, our church will provide you with food and lodging.

137. Do you mean it? Thank you very much.

138. Now for the final condition.

139. If all goes well and we profit from this,

140. we'll split it nine to one.

141. I get the nine, of course.

142. That won't do.

143. We can only receive 90 percent.

144. What?

145. Well, it's written here.

146. We're supposed to give ten percent of the profits to someone.

147. Huh?

148. "If any profit should be earned,

149. ten percent should be given to Potocki."

150. A co-researcher?

151. So we can only receive 90 percent...

152. It's gone now.

153. With that settled, let's return to the village.

154. Uh, right.

155. Excuse me!

156. Can't we honor the request?

157. What? Why should we?

158. It no longer exists.

159. Yes, but I'll remember it was there.

160. What's more, whoever wrote that letter

161. probably put their trust in the person who would open the chest.

162. If we ignore the will of someone who is gone,

163. I have a feeling we'll lose something important.

164. Like what?

165. History, maybe?

166. What?

167. I have no interest in history other than the holy scripture.

168. If you're so eager to pay them,

169. give them your ten percent.

170. Oh, right.

171. Um, one last thing.

172. As a clergyman,

173. do you think involvement with this

174. puts us at the entrance to hell?

175. Well, we're at an entrance all right.

176. But it's to the heavens.

177. It's nice to have family time after so long.

178. It's been comforting for me too.

179. You've been busy traveling, Father?

180. Here and there.

181. I suppose you have to go back to your workplace soon.

182. Yes, I have work to do.

183. Is that work causing you any concern?

184. Huh?

185. It's written on your face.

186. To be honest, there's a gap between me and the others.

187. You can't keep up?

188. No, it's bigger than that.

189. They won't let me conduct research in the first place.

190. All I ever do is busywork in the library.

191. I want to work in the astronomy wing.

192. Isn't the work you have now enough?

193. It's impressive that you work at all.

194. Even so, I passed the same exam as everyone else.

195. So why am I treated differently?

196. It is what it is.

197. You're still 14 years old.

198. You're also the only woman who works there.

199. A talented woman at that.

200. Do you realize how much that worries people?

201. Yes, but... that has nothing to do with academic research.

202. Listen, Jolenta.

203. There's only one thing for you to do at your workplace.

204. Nothing.

205. Don't stand out.

206. Don't strive for glory.

207. If you spend your days in solemn modesty,

208. you'll join your family in heaven one day.

209. But you gave me these gloves

210. so that I could study even in winter.

211. I've been a scholar at heart ever since.

212. For God and matters of the truth, I don't want to retreat.

213. Not from my talent, progress, or life.

214. There are times you can't back down.

215. I understand.

216. You're an independent woman now.

217. My parental concern got the best of me.

218. I'm sorry.

219. Father!

220. I'm rooting for you.

221. Thank you very much!

222. ON THE MOVEMENTS OF THE EARTH

223. Orb.

224. I beg you.

225. - I beg you. - I beg you.

226. What are you doing? Let's go.

227. Yes, sir!

228. - Charity is meaningless. - What?

229. To think that giving alms to the poor will lead you to heaven

230. is a ridiculous belief.

231. They're the biggest sinners of all.

232. I've never heard a clergyman talk that way.

233. It's the fate that God assigned them.

234. Besides, we're here to meet with their opposites.

235. People of means.

236. If we only have the records in that chest,

237. we'll never reach a better conclusion.

238. We need someone with the means to provide more.

239. Do you have connections?

240. No.

241. They will come to us.

242. Here we are.

243. Idle nobles and the wealthy post and solve problems here

244. as an intellectual game.

245. The more difficult the problem, the better.

246. Then you mean...

247. I devised this highly advanced problem.

248. It'll take astronomical records and keen intellect to solve.

249. We'll split up and post these on prominent bulletin boards.

250. Then we'll wait for someone to answer.

251. Will someone really come?

252. That depends on luck.

253. Let's meet up at sundown.

254. If my treatise is praised, I'll move to the observatory.

255. Oh, you're back?

256. Kolbe!

257. Hi!

258. Was my treatise—

259. About that.

260. Believe it or not, Count Piast praised it!

261. He said it was fresh thinking.

262. This is a great honor.

263. Your talent has blossomed!

264. - I, um... - Huh?

265. I'm truly grateful.

266. No, don't thank me.

267. I submitted it in my name after all.

268. But it's still your work.

269. Yes, but you're always so supportive...

270. - What? - Huh?

271. In your name?

272. As I said,

273. I submitted it in my name,

274. but you can be proud that you wrote it.

275. - What? - Huh?

276. You submitted my treatise in your name?

277. Yes, of course I did.

278. What do you mean "of course"?

279. Well, you know.

280. Who would read a woman's treatise?

281. But that's...

282. Huh?

283. Don't tell me you thought it would be in your name.

284. Oh, dear. This is a dilemma.

285. You're far too naïve.

286. A treatise by a woman would be incredibly dangerous.

287. Any inappropriate content would bring dire consequences.

288. You could be accused of witchcraft

289. or executed as a heretic.

290. But don't worry.

291. I won't let that happen.

292. You have great talent.

293. So, you'll write, and I'll publish.

294. If I earn enough praise,

295. I can safely bring you to the observatory.

296. Stick with me, and I'll point you in the right direction.

297. I'll teach you how to live smart in this world.

298. But in that world,

299. my name...

300. It won't remain.

301. Give up on that. It's the way things are.

302. Your name may not remain,

303. but at least you can publish your thoughts, right?

304. Your naïveté worries me.

305. If you attract the wrong attention,

306. your life could end in a flash.

307. Anyway, I'll be waiting for your next one.

308. Farewell.

309. Wait!

310. Count Piast!

311. You honor us with your presence.

312. Hey, you.

313. What?

314. Did I hear you say

315. that you wrote that treatise?

316. My lord, that's uh—

317. I want her to answer.

318. Did you?

319. Th-That's...

320. I, uh...

321. A treatise by a woman would be incredibly dangerous.

322. But there are times I can't back down.

323. Do nothing. Don't stand out.

324. If I back down...

325. Your life could end in a flash.

326. If I back down...

327. Who would read a woman's treatise?

328. It...

329. It wasn't me.

330. I see.

331. I knew you were smart.

332. I... was tricked.

333. Everything he said was a lie.

334. Kolbe is a wicked man.

335. If only... that were true.

336. Things would be much easier.

337. But it's not so.

338. He's a good man.

339. He really is looking out for me.

340. This must be

341. the best I can hope for.

342. This is my reality.

343. No, think clearly.

344. It's enough to have a safe space for research.

345. My name isn't important.

346. I've been childish.

347. If this is how the world is, it's important to live smart.

348. On to the next treatise!

349. What should I write next?

350. Next...

351. Why am I crying?

352. Tears aren't necessary!

353. If I cry, it's like I've lost!

354. If I cry, it's like there's a problem!

355. I just have to move on.

356. That's all I can do now.

357. I'd better search for new subject matter.

358. "Dear reader,

359. we have a need for theoretical astronomy."

360. "Please post your response."

361. What is this?

362. Oh, I see.

363. The problem is pretty advanced for a bulletin board posting.

364. But wait.

365. Without astronomical records,

366. this can't be answered.

367. Kolbe!

368. He's not here.

369. If I act now, I can examine his records!

370. Here we go.

371. These are records of Jupiter. How cool.

372. Everyone else has free access to all these records.

373. Wait, right now,

374. I think I'm doing something bad.

375. No, it's definitely bad. Unthinkable!

376. But this might help me write a new treatise.

377. That could help Kolbe earn more praise.

378. Then again, if someone spots me in here, I'm finished.

379. Even Kolbe would abandon me.

380. Yeah.

381. This is wrong.

382. It's wrong. I can't do it.

383. But I don't care if it's wrong.

384. I want to know the answer!

385. Forget it. Answer first, think later.

386. I've finished posting.

387. Good.

388. What is it?

389. There's someone standing

390. in front of your problem.

391. Could someone be posting a reply?

392. What? Already?

393. We only posted it this morning.

394. I answered it.

395. It should be okay, right?

396. I used a man's name.

397. But if someone were to see me...

398. If it's causing me this much anxiety,

399. I should have thought before I acted.

400. Keep this up, and I'll be caught one day.

401. I'd better go before someone sees me.

402. Excuse me!