It's tough to tell, but he actually does... a little. He tilts his head to the right, reassessing you in the light of your bad ass learning disability.
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The pain of the word recedes, he's feeling better now. Further away from education.
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This is where you quickly ask him questions. Real cop-questions. Like a cop.
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"If I were to want to waste my time -- which I do not -- I would ask them who he is, how he got there, and the usual."
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The usual being "have you seen anything out of the ordinary" or "have you seen anything suspicious"?
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Stop choking or everyone will see you're a fake! All this thespianism isn't doing you any good!
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The lieutenant is sitting on the edge of his bed, twenty kilometres from here, and cleaning his boots. An archetypal policeman like him would definitely come up with some questions to ask right now. Unlike you, standing here alone, unable to gather your thoughts.