"All you know is I saw it happen -- and I liked it. I liked it a lot. Her plump body, bobbing up and down in that canal like a cork. That chick-yellow bag still on her, strangling her..." Cold black coals look at the canal, then at you -- blink.
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"Heh..." a sputter again. "Now that sounds like you want me to testify in your charade of law. My days are numbered. Let them rot away in a Moralintern cell -- I've said all I will." He coughs.
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"Heh." He does not fall for it. "It was someone. Someone shot her," he shrugs. His eyes grow cold suddenly.
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"Or maybe she just fell. I get these violent ideations.... My memory is filled with holes, especially the Thirties. All I know is..."
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"Someone did," he shrugs. His eyes grow cold suddenly. "Or maybe the cow just fell. The past is blurry, all I know is..."
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"The cow caught a bullet in her right lung, fell into the canal grasping her tit and drowned. Or bled -- hard to say. It was a sloppy job. And a moving target."
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"But did she? They say it was her daughter who called in for her. That wasn't her daughter, was it?"
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"Mmmhm... She'd probably spray a tanker full of that shit on her. Of course, I never got close enough to smell it..."
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"About this deal you made." The lieutenant immediately understands what is happening, and turns to the suspect.
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"With Edgar. The death of the Krenel mercenary was only coincidentally beneficial to the Claires. But..."
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"The previous forewoman of the Union -- Tiphaine Holly."
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"I didn't fight forty years to end up an informant for the international regime." He wags a finger at the lieutenant. "What happened happened."
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Still dumb, your eyes are transfixed on his digit. It's yellow with nicotine...
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Before, when you asked him about the Union he said it was a disappointment. They promised him something. Political.
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"Look who's up!" He grins at you. "From the drunken stupor. This one's worse for wear than me... emotionally frayed. Life is hard for us human beings in deregulation hell, isn't it?"
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"We will have plenty of time to talk about this later, Mr. Dros." The lieutenant does not let him gloat. "When you're in pre-detention -- it can take years in pre-detention."
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- "Look who's up!" He grins at you. "From the drunken stupor. This one's worse for wear than me... emotionally frayed. Life is hard for us human beings in deregulation hell, isn't it?"
- "Look who's up!" he grins at you. "From the drunken stupor. This one's worse for wear than me... and so emotional. Life is hard for us human beings in deregulation hell, isn't it?"
"Go ahead." The straggler closes his gap toothed smiled. "I've been in solitary confinement my whole life."
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- "We will have plenty of time to talk about this later, Mr. Dros." The lieutenant does not let him gloat. "When you're in pre-detention -- it can take years in pre-detention."
- "We will have plenty of time to talk about this, Mr. Dros." He does not let him gloat. "When you're in pre-detention -- it takes years in pre-detention."
Ease off it. This was not an unmitigated disaster. The lieutenant mitigated it. Just proceed, calmly...
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"Look who's up!" he grins at you. "From the drunken stupor. This one's worse for wear than me... and so emotional. Life is hard for us human beings in deregulation hell, isn't it?"
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"We will have plenty of time to talk about this, Mr. Dros." He does not let him gloat. "When you're in pre-detention -- it takes years in pre-detention."
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You could say he has dirty fingernails, but that's just a fact, it's not going to do anything.
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"Yo, Cuno doesn't understand what's goin' on here. Get a hold of it, detective Dick, let's move on, okay?"
You have to straighten your back and get back to it now. You're the last detective of the RCM here. Finish the interrogation, it doesn't matter if you forgot one thing.
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Get a hold of yourself, this is just one little thing. You still have everything else! Go on, finish the interrogation!
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There is no other officer on the scene, only you. You have to get a hold of yourself -- finish the interrogation.
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Get your head back in the game. Everyone else is gone. It has to be you, finish the damn interrogation, forget this.
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"Officer!" The lieutenant watches you beat yourself in the head -- to make a connection in the murder case.
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"Officer!" The lieutenant watches you beat yourself in the head -- again. The second time in this interview.
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"Mr. Dros, about this deal you made." He turns to him. "With Edgar. The death of the Krenel mercenary was only coincidentally beneficial to the Claires. But..." He leans closer.
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The kid watches you violently beat yourself in the head -- in order to make a connection in the murder case.
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The kid watches you beat yourself in the head -- again. The second time in this interview.
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The communist watches you violently beat yourself in the head to make a connection in his case. It yields no revelations.
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The communist watches you beat yourself in the head -- again. The second time in this interview. It yields no revelations.
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God dammit. Why are you so stupid? That's it -- we're aborting this mental failure. Back to questions.
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By god, we are on the edge! In the very end -- and you can't even remember what you're trying to connect, can you? While the murder suspect stares at you with contempt!