I want you to act as an expert in translating text into a script. Your job is to extract the possible places and times in the script from the sentences entered below, including their referent pronouns. The format of the results you need to output is:

location：xx, xx, ...

time: xx, xx, ...

Input: “At first I didn’t understand why you fought me. I was trying to burn away the corruption and exploitation of power that I saw in the world. And yes, I fought for myself. I killed people. That was our biggest difference, even until the bitter end. I killed a lot of people, but I never wanted to kill you. And I never understood why you wouldn’t kill people, it would make your job so much easier. I thought they deserved it, each and every one of them. But I think I understand now.” Her voice breaks. She chances a glance up at the crowd, the paper fluttering in her shaking grip until she presses them flat against the podium. She expects glares and anger, but she only sees people in mourning. People like her. “Not everyone has a city to mourn their passing. But everyone has somebody. Nobody’s life is insignificant, and death is felt not by those who die but by... by the people who love us.
“For the longest time, I hated you. You always got in the way of everything I tried to do. You couldn’t see that I was doing it for the good of the world, just like you. Okay, I made a profit along the way, but when I started, I had nothing. That’s how I justified it... I hated you, but I never wanted you dead.
“I never knew who you were. I never tried to learn who you were beneath the mask, and never wanted to know besides a passing curiosity. I never... I didn’t know it was you. Not until last night. Not until I read a name I had said a thousand times. All the dates canceled at the last minute. All the times you ran out from the dinner I cooked... the times your “martial arts classes” got a bit rough...” tears well up in her eyes and she can’t stem the tide any longer, holding a hand to her face to wipe them away. “I didn’t know it was you until the moment I sat at our dinner table, and read your name in the newspaper. And now I know that even when I hated you and fought you as hard as I possibly could, I would go home and love you just as fiercely. I wanted to tell you who I was so many times, and now I’m just afraid of what you would say.” Write your response with exactly 2 paragraphs, separated with the markdown divider: ***.
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