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Episode Title: The Assassination Play
First Air Date: April 20, 2001
Episode Synopsis
Following the suspicious death of a young corporate president, the grieving widow of the slain company leader places a contract on the head of Albert Dux- a shady businessman with a nefarious reputation in the big business world. Noir accepts the assignment and proceeds to a hotel undergoing renovation to attend to the assassination request. In reality, however, the assignment is a feint to lure the unsuspecting Noir in to a carefully laid ambush.
Trapped within the dark confines of the resort hotel, outnumbered and outgunned by professional gunmen who stalk their every move, Kirika and Mireille find themselves locked in a life and death struggle against an unseen opponent. During the conflict, Noir stumbles across information that leads them to believe that the ones responsible for the ambush are the same people who robbed Kirika of her memory. Is there an unseen force manipulating both Noir and Duxs actions from the shadows?
Cast
English:
Mireille Bouquet - Shelly Calene-Black
Kirika Yuumura - Monica Rial
Belladonna Lily Woman - Christine Auten
Albert Dux - John Swasey
Store Clerk - Tiffany Grant
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Japanese:
Mireille Bouquet - Kotono Mitsuishi
Kirika Yuumura - Houko Kuwashima
Belladonna Lily Woman - Fumiko Ohsaka
Albert Dux - Ryunosuke Ohbayashi
Store Clerk - Naoko Murai
Man A - Tomoyuki Kouno
Man B - Masaru Motegi
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Notes
- What is the importance of the music in Noir?
- Probably no one would gainsay it if we suggested that Yuki Kajiura's score played during the show is one of the major factors that led to the popularity of "Noir". In fact, many fans have listed the allure of the music along with that of the characters and stories as a reason for why they have become hooked on "Noir".
- What is the deal with the song Canta per Me?
- "Canta per Me" is also referred to as Kirika's Theme. Aside from the version that plays in the show, there is also a Japanese language version and a softer instrumental version titled Canta per Me II that is available on the various Noir soundtracks. This song, along with Salva Nos, are prominent whenever the Noir duo find themselves in combat.

Noir © 2001 Ryoe Tsukimura - Bee Train - Victor Entertainment, Inc.
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