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Hetalia Axis Powers: Segment A: WWI Continuing from the last episode, Germany finds a box labeled "tomatoes". Thinking that it is suspicious, he poke the box and realizes that someone or something is inside. That suspicious someone is Italy, who was hiding in fear, wishing to not die in the war, begs to Germany to be spared. Germany asks Italy if he is a descendant of Rome (Italy's grandfather), to which Italy replies yes, and wishes to be friends with Germany. Believing that Italy would do something to him, Germany hits Italy with the handle of his gun, while Italy doesn't do anything except cry. Germany feels that his meeting with Italy was a chance of fate, even though he doesn't believe in fate itself. Segment B: Chibitalia Part 2 This part of Chibitalia involves how Italy became of victim of constant bullying from other countries. While Italy had such beautiful culture, the other countries were disappointed that their countries weren't beautiful just like Italy. However, since Italy was a very weak country compared to the others, it was easily invaded by France, and then later, others decided to join in and take parts of Italy for themselves. Segment C: WWI Part 2 A continuation from Segment A. Italy is now Germany's captive, but Germany is bewildered why Italy doesn't escape from him. Italy says that because he is fed and not picked on, that he is happy being with Germany for he is a stronger nation. Germany gives Italy an opportunity to run away, but after seeing some cute girls, he felt more comfortable where he is, and heads back to Germany's house.

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