Sire, the tent -- 'twas a securitie risk! And in here? Sanctuary! 'Twas only noble of you.
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What he means is: I don't believe you actually think you did it for all mankind. But whatever keeps you in high spirits is okay by him.
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- What he means is: You're right, actually. The tent was a safety hazard and this place was deserted anyway.
- What he means is: You can't possibly have handed them this real estate for such a flimsy reason -- then again, whatever keeps your nose out of the bottle and on the job.
- What he means is: I don't care if you have a corrupt scheme, almost everyone does. Whatever keeps you sober and concentrated on work.
- What he means is: You're right. I do not understand. Do whatever you have to do to keep your nose out of the bottle.
- What he means is: I don't believe you actually think you did it for all mankind. But whatever keeps you in high spirits is okay by him.
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What he means is: You're right, actually. The tent was a safety hazard and this place was deserted anyway.
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What he means is: You can't possibly have handed them this real estate for such a flimsy reason -- then again, whatever keeps your nose out of the bottle and on the job.
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What he means is: You're right. I do not understand. Do whatever you have to do to keep your nose out of the bottle.
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What he means is: I don't care if you have a corrupt scheme, almost everyone does. Whatever keeps you sober and concentrated on work.
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Andre is busy cutting some slightly less lame, but still quite ungainly shapes on the church floor, sweating profusely.
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"That's me. A friend and an ally to the hard core underground. Have a moment to talk?"
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"My dedication to the hard core underground is tenuous at best. I have questions, however."
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"Huh, I see you're here again, off-sine-man." He rummages through his tools. "Did I mention getting us into the church would help?"
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- "It's good you talked to Andre first. Gave me time to get a reading on your sine. Can't really talk to people before you get a reading." He runs his hand through his hair, which is combed back in mock seriousness, and continues to fiddle with some gears.
- "Huh, I see you're here again, off-sine-man." He rummages through his tools. "Did I mention getting us into the church would help?"
- "That's fine, man. But I've gotta warn you -- our sines are still off. It will take some time for me to get my psi on."
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- "Okay, maybe I'll come back later. [Leave.]
- "But I thought we'd be okay now -- sine-wise."
- "'Sine'?"
- "What about now? Are the sines all right now?"
- "Could you use your sine-sense to help me contact a Coalition warship?"
- "I saw a sticker on the padlock. Can you tell me anything about it?"
- "Why are you called 'Noid'?"
- "Tell me about the machines you saw in the church."
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He looks like a well thought out individual. The synchronization might be worth it. In the long run.
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"See? Our sines are way off." He looks down at his tools. "I can already tell this social relationship is gonna take a lot of work."
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"I suck at socializing, man. Even now our sine synchronization is way off. But I'll see what I can do." He continues to rearrange his tools.
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"Don't think so. Big Bad frequencies are extremely negative: thought suppression, dream implantation, memory revision. Pretty out there stuff, not sure I want to get involved with it."
"Besides, our own sines aren't even synced yet. So how am I supposed to get you synced up with the Big Bad? It doesn't make any sense, law-lover."
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Interesting. He wants you to describe it, though he already knows what it looks like.
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- "Okay. It's a yellow circle -- the human face -- with X-es for eyes and a smile underneath. I think the X-es mean the guy is dead."Remembered · 1
- "Why describe it, if you already know what I mean?
- "I mean this one." (Show the sticker on your ledger.)
- "It's this one, are you familiar with it?" (Show him the sticker inside the ledger.)
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"Okay. It's a yellow circle -- the human face -- with X-es for eyes and a smile underneath. I think the X-es mean the guy is dead."
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- "Good, good." He likes what he's hearing. "What did you want to know?"
- Noid is a bit disappointed it's just cool.
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- "Seems like my creation has found its way into the legal bureaucracy. What did you want to ask about it?"
- "You're right, it's the harbinger of a new era. What would you like to know?"
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- "C'mon. Okay, then." He looks surprised and a bit disappointed. "You don't have to describe it. What did you want to know about the sticker?"
- "Hey, it kind of does look like you." He thinks for a moment. "Surely a sign of things to come. What did you want to ask about it?"
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"Simplicity was brought to us by classical Solaist modernism, but that was a tasteful, harmonious simplicity, right?"
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"Well, hard core is not tasteful or outwardly harmonious. It's a warning shot: 'This will be dangerous.' The echo of man's loss, haunting him."