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Conversation · Annette
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- Day 2 · "Who is that?" (Point to the woman browsing books.)
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- "Grit. A total disregard for personal safety. You gotta take the pain. This Mullen guy looks like he'd run to his mom. Ain't got no balls."
- "Flexibility. There are millions of different people out there and you have to get into their heads -- sometimes you gotta be the killer to catch the killer."
- "Soul. That Mullen guy looks like a Hampelmann -- who could respect that face? It's not even drawn correctly! He lacks soul."
- "A quicksilver mind. This Mullen guy looks like he needs four hours just to come up with a single idea."
- "No, I meant your mind."
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"Grit. A total disregard for personal safety. You gotta take the pain. This Mullen guy looks like he'd run to his mom. Ain't got no balls."
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"Obviously, sir." She smiles mischievously. "He's just a fictional character, he's no match for you."
"Maybe you can show me some real police work, sir? Like in the books!" The cover image of Dick Mullen seems to stare at you with harsh disapproval.
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- "If you say so, sir." She smiles mischievously. "He's just a fictional character, he's no match for you."
- Then why does all of this feel like some sad, strange dream?
- "Yes, sir." She smiles mischievously. "He's just a fictional character, I understand. He's no match for you."
- "Of course not, sir." She smiles mischievously. "He's just a fictional character, he'll be no match for you."
- "Unlike you, sir." She smiles mischievously. "He's just a fictional character, he's no match for you."
- "Obviously, sir." She smiles mischievously. "He's just a fictional character, he's no match for you."
- "Sure he can't, sir." She smiles mischievously. "He's just a fictional character, he's no match for you."
- "Like you, sir, of course." She smiles mischievously. "He's just a fictional character, he's no match for you."
- "Sure you could, sir." She smiles mischievously. "He's just a fictional character, he's no match for your strength."
- "If you say so, sir." She smiles mischievously. "He's just a fictional character, he's no match for your... soul."
- "Sure you can, sir." She smiles mischievously. "He's just a fictional character, he'll be no match for you."
- "Of course, sir." She smiles mischievously. "He's just a fictional character, he's no match for you."
- "If you say so, sir." She smiles mischievously. "He's just a fictional character, he's no match for you."
- "You don't have to be, sir." She smiles mischievously. "He's just a fictional character, he's no match for you."
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"Of course, sir." She smiles mischievously. "He's just a fictional character, he's no match for you."
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"You don't have to be, sir." She smiles mischievously. "He's just a fictional character, he's no match for you."
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"Flexibility. There are millions of different people out there and you have to get into their heads -- sometimes you gotta be the killer to catch the killer."
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"Unlike you, sir." She smiles mischievously. "He's just a fictional character, he's no match for you."
"Soul. That Mullen guy looks like a Hampelmann -- who could respect that face? It's not even drawn correctly! He lacks soul."
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She examines the illustration of Dick Mullen, attempting to find his soul. "I'm not sure I understand..."
"A policeman's gotta have the right stuff. An ingrained sense of The Law. No one would follow a weakling like Mullen."
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"If you say so, sir." She smiles mischievously. "He's just a fictional character, he's no match for your... soul."
"A quicksilver mind. This Mullen guy looks like he needs four hours just to come up with a single idea."
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"Sure, when the author does all the thinking for him. Real policemen have to think and act on their own."
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"Like you, sir, of course." She smiles mischievously. "He's just a fictional character, he's no match for you."
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"See, that's what reading those fakey-fake Mullen books gets you. Now you're dealing with a real cop."
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"Yes, sir." She smiles mischievously. "He's just a fictional character, I understand. He's no match for you."
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"If you say so, sir." She smiles mischievously. "He's just a fictional character, he's no match for you."
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She looks at you with sympathy. "We can talk about something else if you want. Something nicer."
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Her eyes shine with sympathy. "Cheer up, sir. No need to compare yourself to a fictional character."
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"Maybe you can show me some real deductive police work, sir? Like in the books!" Her smile is warm and consoling, unlike the imperial image of Dick Mullen.
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She looks at you with sympathy. "Cheer up, sir. It's much easier being a fictional character, he doesn't have to deal with... real things."
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"You know, nobody actually looks like the guy in the picture. That's just a stupid fantasy of a man."
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Check out the pose -- rigid as a stick. He couldn't even wipe his own ass. You don't want to be like that.
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- "He isn't even drawn right. This is not how human shoulders work, the perspective is all wrong."
- "Anyhow, it's much easier to work undercover if one doesn't look like him."
- "Probably got a violent streak because he's emotionally stunted."
- "Bet he can't even bend over to pick the gun his rigid fingers dropped. Real detectives are sinewy and snake-hipped. Like me."
- "Muscle training is flower arranging for men. I bet he thinks he's real manly like that. He isn't. It's just unhealthy."
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"He isn't even drawn right. This is not how human shoulders work, the perspective is all wrong."
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She examines the picture, trying to find whatever is wrong with it. She then shrugs and puts the book aside, unconvinced.
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"Sure you can, sir." She smiles mischievously. "He's just a fictional character, he'll be no match for you."