Conversation · Joyce Messier
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Joyce Messier
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"The boat? No. It is called Cor-de-Leite '19 -- because that's the type of sloop it is."
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A breeze ripples through the sails and tugs at your hair. Below, the sleek, fishlike shape of the hull parts the water. Beneath that -- a resounding darkness. You're reminded of something, or someone...
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"It's a pleasure craft. A nineteen-pacer. It also happens to be rated for Category 1 racing. Though these days I mainly use it for business..."
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"Okay. How about Cor-de-Leite '19. Why?" She taps on the side of the boat, it makes a hollow sound....
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"Because it was manufactured in Revachol East by a company called Cor-de-Leite, and it's hull is '19 paces long."
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"Hmm. Well, it means nothing to me. I think I'll stick with the factory name. But thank you for the suggestion."
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"I'm not really big on moralist symbols. I think I'll stick with the factory name. But thank you."
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"Oh, I do like the sound of that." A smirk passes her face. "It sounds so decisive, so..."
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- "Thank you for the suggestion. I see the word has emotional resonance for you. For me, sadly -- none. So I will stick with the factory name."
- "Very absurd," she nods. "Thank you for the suggestion. I will stick with the factory name for now -- but thank you."
- She's not actually considering it. It's sarcasm.
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"Very absurd," she nods. "Thank you for the suggestion. I will stick with the factory name for now -- but thank you."
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"Thank you for the suggestion. I see the word has emotional resonance for you. For me, sadly -- none. So I will stick with the factory name."
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"My sloop? I like it a lot." Her lips curl into a wry smile. "It's the eel's hips, baby."
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"I'm enjoying this part of the interview -- it has so little to do with the murder we're investigating."
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I really do, the lieutenant thinks -- is she thrown off, yet? He's looking at the woman, assessing her...
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"Of course there are." She looks around. "We are on an archipelago. How else are you supposed to get around?"
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Technically, the neighbouring Ozonne and Face-à-La-Mer island groups are archipelagos, while Le Caillou, by contrast, is a single, fertile land mass, the fourth largest island in the world. It is not an archipelago.
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"Okay." She gives you a crooked smile. "If you want to get technical. The point is we're all on islands here. And sail is still the most expedient way to get from one island to another. Especially when you're in a hurry to resolve a strike."
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- "We are. And the city of Revachol is on the island of Le Caillou."
- "Okay." She gives you a crooked smile. "If you want to get technical. The point is we're all on islands here. And sail is still the most expedient way to get from one island to another. Especially when you're in a hurry to resolve a strike."
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"Actually," the lieutenant becomes defensive, "that motor carriage has been specially issued to serve as a patrol and pursuit vehicle."
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"It's for crossing long distances in the Greater Revachol Industrial Harbour. It's not a toy."
"Neither is this." The woman pats the cabin hardtop. "A toy, I mean. It's a machine for crossing long distances in the bay of Revachol. Between the city and the islands."
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"Neither is that." The woman nods toward the sloop. "A toy, I mean. It's a machine for crossing long distances in the bay of Revachol. Between the city and the islands."
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You need to make this lady admit she's only riding around on this boat because she's rich.