Conversation · Garte, the Cafeteria Manager
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Garte, the Cafeteria Manager
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- Day 1 · "I saw a sign that said the mess hall is reserved for the Union." "About my bill..."
- Day 2 · "Fine. I'll take the trash container key." "About my bill for tonight..." Continue Continue "So, uh... you sure you can't swing me a free bed?" "About my bill..." "Come on, man. It's late. Do I really have to pay you again?"
- Day 3 · "About my bill for tonight..."
- Day 4 · "About my bill for tonight..."
- Day 5 · "About my bill for tonight..."
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- 01:00 · 02:00 · 03:00 · 04:00 · 05:00 · 06:00 · 07:00 · 08:00 · 09:00 · 10:00 · 11:00 · 12:00 "I've seen something here at the Whirling, Garte. A thing I need to talk about." "Garte, I saw a sign that said I couldn't go into the kitchen. Why can't I go into the kitchen?"
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"What if I told you I am a hobo. Or soon to be one, rummaging through that trash. Will you keep me out too?"
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"Sir, I'm sorry the RCM is having financial trouble, but it's not this establishment's problem."
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"I'm not a fishing-teacher." He spreads his hands. "That is not why we keep our trash locked. Any place with a kitchen does it, it's not political, I assure you."
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"Callous? What are you, Kras Mazov? Almost all establishments in Revachol keep their trash locked. The Whirling-in-Rags is not special in that regard."
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- "Maybe I am Kras Mazov?"Remembered · 1
- "I'm no Kras Mazov."
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"We should return to the case of your mistaken identity at a later time, officer. This was about the trash container."
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- "We should return to this theory at a later time, officer. This here was about the trash container."
- "Was there something you wanted?"
- "No one was implying you were, officer. Where were we?"
- "We should return to the case of your mistaken identity at a later time, officer. This was about the trash container."
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"We should return to this theory at a later time, officer. This here was about the trash container."
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Kras Mazov (nom de guerre), was an economist and a historical materialist. He was a leading figure on the Graad side of the Centennial Revolution, where he headed the Eleven Day Government. Mazov is considered the father of scientific communism (Mazovian thought or Mazovianism).
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"What for, Mazov? Are you planning to nationalize my trash container?"
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"It concerns the case." The lieutenant's voice is harsh and sudden. "Please cooperate."
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He takes the keys from under the counter and hands them to you: "Just bring them back once you're done, please."
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- "If it's a personal matter, why in the name of god should I..." He stops mid-sentence. "Okay, whatever."
- "It's part of the case. There may be evidence in there."
- "An omen?" He looks at you, his neck crooked and his brow furrowed, then says shakes his head: "Whatever..."
- He looks at you with his head tilted and his brow furrowed: "Fine."
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"I had a premonition. And omen even. Call it what you want... I need to see what's in that container."
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"An omen?" He looks at you, his neck crooked and his brow furrowed, then says shakes his head: "Whatever..."
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"If it's a personal matter, why in the name of god should I..." He stops mid-sentence. "Okay, whatever."
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"No, I completely failed to notice that. It's only in front of the entrance to the establishment I manage. Though, maybe," he continues reluctantly, "it's still better than just the blood."
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He rolls his eyes. "The Return of what? Some commie bullshit? The Return of the king? I don't concern myself with paranoid political rumours. I have a real place to run."
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- That meant a lot to him. Felt good, didn't it?
- See? That meant a lot to him. Felt good, didn't it?
- He smiles ashamedly through the rebuke. He feels the sting for a moment before returning the key under the desk. "I understand. Is there anything else you want?"
- He shakes his head as he returns the key under the desk. "No. I don't feel bad enough to give you a refund. Now, is there anything else you want?"
- Wordlessly, he places it back under the desk.
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"Thank you..." He stares at the key before him on the counter, then up at you.
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"And... I'm sorry about the other night. I'm sorry I told you to sleep in the trash. That was wrong of me."
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He smiles ashamedly through the rebuke. He feels the sting for a moment before returning the key under the desk. "I understand. Is there anything else you want?"
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He smiles. It's a moment before he puts the key back under the counter. "Anything else I can do for you, then?"