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"I would say..." The woman hums to herself. "'The Greatest Innocence.' Yes, most certainly. It's an important educational tool, delving into the depths of history, religion, and their relation to innocentic power."
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"A very influential historical figure, but surely I don't have to tell you that." She waves her hand, as if casting aside the thought. "You're a law officer and law officers have at least some education."
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"The book is also very daring. The author aims to re-examine the universal understandings of the innocentic system, creating a fresh vantage point and a shift in the tired order of things."
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- "I would say..." The woman hums to herself. "'The Greatest Innocence.' Yes, most certainly. It's an important educational tool, delving into the depths of history, religion, and their relation to innocentic power."
- "The book is also very daring. The author aims to re-examine the universal understandings of the innocentic system, creating a fresh vantage point and a shift in the tired order of things."
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"Perhaps for a layman!" She scoffs. "Deep analysis is necessary to peel back the multi-layered meanings."
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"Certainly. It's prudent for a person to have at least an elementary understanding of history and society. Imagine the chaos we'd be in otherwise."
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You feel like you should get this one. Definitely. It's important somehow. There is something personal inside...
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Browsing through all the books with all their names makes your head spin. None of these seem important or relevant. It's all just vapid egoism!
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Suddenly, a particularly odd title catches your eye. It reads: "High Speed Love: the Tragic True Love Story of Jacob Irw and Alfie Deletraz" by one Cecilia Averbrook.
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"High Speed Love" chronicles the romance between two of the finest TipTop Tournée racers in history. One of them is the madcap driver Jacob Irw. His blond mane graces the cover.
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Next to Irw's life story, you see a slim biography of an Occidental rock star called "The Antistar". He's famous for shooting morphine into one of his eyeballs, and cocaine into the other!
Next to that, Revacholian radio-personality Guillaume Bevy stands in front of a run down drug den. He's a permanent fixture on Channel 8, reporting on real life crime and ruining cops' days...
"I really must insist you buy one of the books." You're interrupted by the shopkeep. "Reading them is not for free. Do still browse though. But not too long."
She understands she has erred against the customer and immediately corrects course.
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"I'm sorry, I did not mean to rush you. You are browsing. Go ahead. Take your time. Time is commerce."
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The plaque on the shelf reads: "Biographies of Famous People." You see a large variety of names, none of which ring a bell.
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