Kim Kitsuragi
- conversations
- 402
- Locations
- 16
Dialogue
402- "I've told you everything I've got." He looks around nervously. "Can you please stop…
- "Hi, ace detective." She smiles warmly. "Are you here for more books?"
- A lorry stuck in the traffic jam. This big, heavy Graad-made machine is well kept for…
- Well, now you've done it. Let's see if you can talk your way out of this one.
- Heavy wooden doors more than twice your height stand shut in front of you. The…
- "C'mon! Get in, the warm stuff is getting out."
- "Good morning, comrade! Yeaaaaaah!" He waves his hand in the air. "Harder core!" The…
- "Oh, hey, man! It's good to see you." He dances over to you in an inexplicably soft-core…
- There it is -- the most beautiful of walls. Stop and admire it for a moment.
- By the way, where is home? The address is coming up blank and this place sure isn't it...
- There it is again! There's a spectral smell haunting this industrial harbour. And it…
- You can hear animated voices coming from the other side of the grille.
- "Would you mind? We've got group business to take care of."
- There it is again! There's a spectral scent haunting this pier, no doubt. And it smells…
- The face of King Frissel smiles at you. For some reason the smile now strikes you as more…
- You spend a moment contemplating the cover's slightly unnerving swirl of orange, yellow…
- "Just plug that in there, would you?"
- A common office radio, like any of those found in countless waiting rooms, lounges, and…
Notes
461- "Good call..." The lieutenant is still unsteady on his feet.
- "You wanna talk? Let's talk, boys." His eyes meet yours. "Ask them."
- "Don't well me. This might be fine by you but it certainly isn't fine by me. We've got to try to nip this kind of behaviour in the bud."
- (Turn to Kim.) "Fuck it, we don't need the other one. You said that you're more of a Pissf****t kinda guy, so I got the jacket for you!"
- (Turn to Kim.) "Since you said you're more of a 'Pissf****t' kinda guy, I'll take the other one."
- "If you got something else to ask from them, do it now and let's move on. I don't want to waste any more time here."
- "Pick a better time, officer." The lieutenant's voice rings cold and certain. "After we've dealt with these wannabe cop-killers."
- (Turn to Kim.) "Remember when I said I'd like the 'Pissf****t' one? I got it -- you can have the other one!"
- (Turn to Kim.) "Remember when I said I'd like the 'Pissf****t' one? I got it! Wish I'd gotten the other one for you..."
- "No, I am not having a stroke. You're just... still full of surprises. Most of them bad, but some good..."
- "I am not un-impressed. Let's leave it at that."
- "Yes. I'm alright." He pauses to compose himself. "Can we get going now?"
- "You are brutal and dumb." He says, his voice ice cold.
- "I don't think there's anything to discuss." [Leave.]
- "Because I have a problem with homo-sexuals. Major problem."
- "Good call, detective," he says, still looking at the ocean. "You can lose your mind trying to mediate everything these delinquents come up with. Fate will t…
- "Wonderful," the lieutenant says, still looking at the ocean. "Revachol really needed another cop-for-hire. Maybe later we can go and get some doughnuts?"
- "I can see there's more to this story, detective," he says quietly. "But you're not the first corrupt cop in the RCM."