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russian police say dmitrichenko felt that he and his girlfriend, a fellow ballerina at the bolshoi, were being overlooked by filin and not given prominent roles. reports have also suggested that filin may have been a target because he was trying to make the bolshoi more open, including recruiting dancers from outside russia. hallberg was in the u.s. at the time of the incident, recovering from dance injuries. >> it's an absolutely unacceptable act and attack. sergei is a visionary in the sense that he is pushing bolshoi theater into the future. he really has the best intentions for the theater, and is pushing a new generation of dancers and a new repertoire, and i can't support that sort of vision enough. >> brown: do you have any fears yourself about going back? >> certainly. i would call myself naive if i didn't. but i made a commitment to bolshoi theater. >> brown: but you say certainly you do have some fear? because if the attacks had anything to do with a sort of idea of reaching beyond the russian-ness, you are the personification of that. >> i am indeed. but i'm not going to let a