Conversation · Jean Vicquemare
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Jean Vicquemare
Rhetoric
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You
Empathy
Half Light
Logic
Judit Minot
Cuno
Esprit de Corps
Trant Heidelstam
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Kim Kitsuragi
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Perception (Sight)
Interfacing
Hand/Eye Coordination
Savoir Faire
Pain Threshold
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Encyclopedia
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"Oh really?! They don't seem bothered by it? That's because you're a cop in an exoskeleton!"
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This is the Horse-Faced Woman. I don't know why you named her that, but it was beyond idiotic. You should never address her using those words again.
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"Uhm..." He takes a step back. "I don't quite know what I'm doing here. I was asked to participate as an expert -- I think I need to manage your expectations a little. I'm at best an enthusiast in cognitive science."
"My background is in something else entirely. I engage in neurology..." -- he makes air quotes -- "... on a merely theoretical level. In fact, I should probably get going..."
"No... Trant, it's too late. You're part of this shit now!" He turns to you. "What have you got to say for yourself, shitkid?"
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- "You mentioned a 'task force'?"Remembered · 1
- "So, Trant Heidelstam. What are you special consulting here?"Remembered · 1
- "So Trant Heidelstam turns out to be... Special Consultant Trant Heidelstam..."Remembered · 1
- "None of this is ringing any bells..." (Move on.)
- "You! You never told me you're not the Horse-Faced Woman!" (Point at her.)Remembered · 1
- "How did you know I was here?"Remembered · 1
- "Have you been spying on me?"Remembered · 1
- "You." (Nod to the female officer.) "I'm sorry I didn't recognize you before."Remembered · 1
- "Where have you been all this time?"Remembered · 1
- "Duped again! No one's who they say they are!"Remembered · 1
- "You aren't the Man with Sunglasses at all... you're not even blond!"Remembered · 1
- "What's a shitkid?"Remembered · 1
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"Yeah -- Major Crimes Unit, under Lieutenants Du Bois and Vicquemare -- ring any bells?"
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"Refresh your memory? It's a god damn Major Crimes Unit. There's you, me, Jude, Trant fucking Heidelstam, and Guillaume Bevy..." He stares at you.
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"Do? It's a Major Crimes Unit! We clear the desk of cases so Precinct 41 doesn't look like the worst station in town. We're shit tier now, Harry. Because of you."
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"Oh, that's an interesting story, actually!" He's not smiling. "Guillaume Bevy is a police reporter who joined our team. He was really good. Then he left, because he lost faith in your ability to lead the unit."
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"Other people have left too. Good, smart people. People we won't get back. Only me and this really patient patrol officer are still here. And Trant -- because I'm forcing him to stay."
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"See -- there!" He wags his finger at you. "He's getting it! I was impersonating him. Look at me, I'm G-Bevy. It was going to be funny. But then you really did have brain damage -- so not so much anymore."
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"What am I?" He taps his foot. "I was asked to share my take on some of the more fringe academic theories developed in Königstein in the Thirties. Regarding partial psychotraumatic amnesia. Group personality theory..."
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- "I wouldn't... quite say that. But, yes, he is displaying aggression not atypical of late-stage alcoholism."
- "Yes, I'm Trant Heidelstam. I never said I wasn't Trant Heidelstam."
- "No problem."
- Him being there with his son -- it was not a coincidence. It's difficult to see, but he was worried about you. And also interested in the Feld building.
"What indeed?" He looks at the dilapidated shacks, then you. "I was asked to share my take on some of the more obscure theories developed in Königstein in the Thirties. Like -- partial psychotraumatic amnesia, group personality theory..."
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- "What indeed?" He looks at the dilapidated shacks, then you. "I was asked to share my take on some of the more obscure theories developed in Königstein in the Thirties. Like -- partial psychotraumatic amnesia, group personality theory..."
- "Again..." He looks around. "I was asked to share my take on some of the more fringe academic theories developed in Königstein in the Thirties. For example -- partial psychotraumatic amnesia, group personality theory..."
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- "I wouldn't... quite say that. But, yes, he is displaying aggression not atypical of late-stage alcoholism."
- "Yes, I'm Trant Heidelstam. I never said I wasn't Trant Heidelstam."
- "No problem."
- Him being there with his son -- it was not a coincidence. It's difficult to see, but he was worried about you. And also interested in the Feld building.
"Again..." He looks around. "I was asked to share my take on some of the more fringe academic theories developed in Königstein in the Thirties. For example -- partial psychotraumatic amnesia, group personality theory..."
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"No. I was just interested in the Feld building and the Martinaise Beachhead. And Mikael wanted to see Martinaise. It was a coincidence."
Him being there with his son -- it was not a coincidence. It's difficult to see, but he was worried about you. And also interested in the Feld building.
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"I sent him home," he responds calmly. "Mikael is with his mother. We share custody."
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"I wouldn't... quite say that. But, yes, he is displaying aggression not atypical of late-stage alcoholism."