Conversation · Kim Kitsuragi
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- "I'd appreciate it if you didn't force us into situations where I may have to shoot random civilians. Because that won't get us anywhere."
- "Detective, about what the twins had to say..."
- "What is this place?" The lieutenant stares at the dusty training equipment.
- "I think we may have this..." The lieutenant whispers, then gives the suspect a short glance.
- "Okay. What do you think is going on with that computer, chalkboard, and fireplace?"
- "Yes?"
- "Looks like we have more to discuss with those so-called Hardie boys." His voice is lowered. "Half their reasoning just went out the window."
- "You did well," the lieutenant says as soon as you've left the apartment. The balcony feels cool and quiet, with a stunning view over the district.
- "It's dark," the lieutenant states the obvious.
- "Officer, what was that?"
- "When you said before that you were down with racism -- was it meant in earnest or were you just trying to win his confidence?"
- "This is not going quite as I hoped it would, detective." The lieutenant's voice is hushed.
- "We should think about calling it a day, maybe? The nights are still miserably cold this time of year."
- "I've been meaning to have a little chat with you about your sense of style."
- "This might be just the place to help you rectify your... financial situation."
- "Alright, we're finished here. Let's quickly debrief and go over what we found -- so we don't do it in front of the company rep."
- "What happened to you?" the lieutenant asks as he leans in, eyes mapping your frozen face.
- "Okay... About that call."
- "Morning." He gives you a quick nod.
- "So, the death notification..." the lieutenant says as soon as you've left the apartment.
- "Any theories about what happened here?" He gazes down at the sign.
- "Khm..." Having looked away during the final phase of your little episode, the lieutenant now addresses you.
- "What in the name of hell was that supposed to be?!" The lieutenant is gritting his teeth.
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"I'd appreciate it if you didn't force us into situations where I may have to shoot random civilians. Because that won't get us anywhere."
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"What is this place?" The lieutenant stares at the dusty training equipment.
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"I think we may have this..." The lieutenant whispers, then gives the suspect a short glance.
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"Okay. What do you think is going on with that computer, chalkboard, and fireplace?"
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- "I think you should know that I can't remember anything."
- "Uhm. I want to talk about you."
- "I have big news, Kim." (Tell Kim about how you no longer obsess over your sexuality.)
- "So..." (Point to your face.) "I shaved."
- "Lieutenant, I have a confession to make. I am the murderer."
- "Kim! We need to talk about... responsibility."
- "Aren't we going to talk about the boots I'm wearing?"
- "I found out what the pale is while you were gone."
- "Tell me about the case again."
- Why did the 41st send me?
- "Tell me about the case."
- "You seem to be following me."
- "Nothing". [Leave.]
- Convince Kim there's a sexy dark mystery twist in the case.
- "Hold still a second..." (Try to smell Kim.)
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"I feel like I must repeat this -- I don't remember anything. There was heavy drinking involved."
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There is a sudden, harsh edge to his voice. Like he's tired of hearing about your "personal affairs."
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The RCM deploys a self-styled structure called the Décomptage as its chain of command. Every lieutenant is responsible for two sergeants and eight officers. That means the average lieutenant has to deal with quite a few personal affairs. Even you know this.
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Your heart beats twice, like a fist. The serotonin deficiency makes your teeth clench.
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The lieutenant blinks, his mouth slightly open and his body motionless. A microsecond passes.
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"Excuse me. I was lecturing you. I shouldn't have. You should consult a medical professional if you feel that you need help."
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This habit of dispensing wisdom has been brought to his attention before. He will not think less of you for lashing out -- he is trying to curb it.
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- "Excuse me. I was lecturing you. I shouldn't have. You should consult a medical professional if you feel that you need help. You can use the radio in my Kineema to call your station's lazareth."
- "Excuse me. I was lecturing you. I shouldn't have. You should consult a medical professional if you feel that you need help."
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"Excuse me. I was lecturing you. I shouldn't have. You should consult a medical professional if you feel that you need help. You can use the radio in my Kineema to call your station's lazareth."
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"Really?" The lieutenant gives you a look, thorough as if performing triage. "You look fine to me."
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"I'm talking serious, unbelievable damage here. I saw myself in the mirror and had no idea who I was."
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Clearly he prefers to think you're malingering. He cannot fathom that anyone could drink so much as to retroactively erase their entire life.
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"It's not psychological. Some sort of major brain damage has occurred. On an unprecedented scale."
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"You can always use the radio in my Kineema to call your station's lazareth again. Was there anything else you wanted?"
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"Then you should consider seeking medical attention. You can use the radio in my Kineema to call your station's lazareth. Was there anything else you wanted?"
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"I'm talking deep, neurological damage here. I saw myself in the mirror and had no idea who I was."
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"But I'm completely lacking in basic information about even this organization we're in. Can you help me?"
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"Fine. We should get through the day first. Off-hours begin at 21:00. If you're still having trouble then, I can give you an orientation."
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That makes him a binoclard. Completely un-cop material, if you say so yourself.
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The lieutenant's face turns a ruddy shade. "I can assure you, detective, that I've passed all the required physical exams within the last year. Can you say the same?"
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You may not remember taking any little 'tests', but you're strong as a goddamn ox. Anyone can see that!
The thing is, the RCM employs relatively few oxen. It's clear that what the lieutenant may lack in musculature he makes up for in other ways.
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"Just because your precinct has a reputation for cracking skulls doesn't mean that's the only way to solve a case... Was there anything else?"
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- "That's good to hear. I have little patience for the swinging dick style of police work. It's patience and intelligence that solves cases... Was there anything else?"
- "Just because your precinct has a reputation for cracking skulls doesn't mean that's the only way to solve a case... Was there anything else?"
"That's good to hear. I have little patience for the swinging dick style of police work. It's patience and intelligence that solves cases... Was there anything else?"
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You feel a slight urge to put the lieutenant down for this, but you can't quite muster enough testosterone.
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