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"Why yes, I am rich. How much money do you need? Hopefully not too much, I couldn't bring all of it with me."
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She's surprisingly nonchalant about this. If anything, your finally asking it has relieved some of the tension.
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"That's a good sum -- not too small, not fantastically large." She reaches into her raincoat and pulls out a zip bag -- in it you see paper notes arranged like black gills.
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"That's a good sum. Not too small, not fantastically large like a billion." She reaches into her raincoat and pulls out a zip bag made of see-through plastic.
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She removes a few notes and hands them to you. The paper is cold and oily to the touch.
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- She removes a few notes and hands them to you. The paper is cold and oily to the touch.
- She removes a few notes and hands them to you. The paper is cold and oily to the touch.
- She removes a few notes and hands them to you. The paper is cold and oily to the touch.
- She removes a few notes and hands them to you. The paper is cold and oily to the touch.
- She removes a few notes and hands them to you. The paper is cold and oily to the touch.
- She removes a few notes and hands them to you. The paper is cold and oily to the touch.
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The lieutenant breathes a sigh of relief. "Good. We won't be needing to go to my Kineema, then."
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There must be about 200 reál in that zip bag. Maybe a little less. Plus some change at the bottom.
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Whoa, whoa. Did you see how easy that was? Ask her for more! Toot-toot Train to moneytown!
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"So," she returns the zip bag to her jacket. "I hope I didn't just bribe you, officer. It may not be technically illegal under the Emergency Act, but still..."
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- "You bribed me all right. I'm your little peone now."
- "I'm still getting my head around this whole money concept. You were just helping me out."
- "Funny that your worried about this and not your ruthless exploitation of the entire human race."
- "Certainly not. I am an honourable policeman."
- "I want to talk about something else now."
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- "So," she returns the zip bag to her jacket. "I hope I didn't just bribe you, officer. It may not be technically illegal under the Emergency Act, but still..."
- "So," she returns the zip bag to her jacket. "I hope I didn't just bribe you, officer. It may not be technically illegal under the Emergency Act, but still..."
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You illustrate the expression by holding an imaginary-- and very, very tiny-- peone between your thumb and index finger.
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"You're right, ma'am, that donations are permitted under the Emergency Act, unseemly as it may be, as long as they're properly logged with the precinct..."
"Which he most certainly will do." She bows, and then raises a single eyebrow in your direction: "Now, how else can I help the RCM today, besides supplementing its salaries?"
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- "That's heartening to hear. There are too few honourable men in Revachol." She gives you a slight bow. "Now how else can I help the RCM today, besides supplementing its salaries?"
- She clears her throat. "Now, how else can I help the RCM today, besides supplementing its salaries?"
- "It's quite the phainómenon, I agree." She bows slightly. "Now how else can I help the RCM today, besides supplementing its salaries?"
- "Which he most certainly will do." She bows, and then raises a single eyebrow in your direction: "Now, how else can I help the RCM today, besides supplementing its salaries?"
- "Of course." She bows slightly. "Now how else can I help the RCM today, besides supplementing its salaries?"
- "Au contraire, officer. I also feel queasy about the pittance the Coalition calls your salary. Now is there something else I can do for you, or did you want to chat about dialectics some more?"
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She laughs out loud. It is a beautiful laugh, laced with glee and a certain sharpness. It travels far on the water...
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She clears her throat. "Now, how else can I help the RCM today, besides supplementing its salaries?"
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"It's quite the phainómenon, I agree." She bows slightly. "Now how else can I help the RCM today, besides supplementing its salaries?"
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"Funny that your worried about this and not your ruthless exploitation of the entire human race."
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"Au contraire, officer. I also feel queasy about the pittance the Coalition calls your salary. Now is there something else I can do for you, or did you want to chat about dialectics some more?"
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"I am an honourable policeman. One of the few good men in Revachol."
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"That's heartening to hear. There are too few honourable men in Revachol." She gives you a slight bow. "Now how else can I help the RCM today, besides supplementing its salaries?"
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"Of course." She bows slightly. "Now how else can I help the RCM today, besides supplementing its salaries?"
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"This may seem like odd behaviour for a police officer, ma'am, but it's a perfectly common side effect of his..." He squints at you.
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"It's all right, lieutenant." The woman dips her fingers back into the bag. "I really did bring as little cash with me as possible, to avoid attention. So here you are -- the last bit of filthy lucre I can share."
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"So," she returns the zip bag to her jacket. "I hope I didn't just bribe you, officer. It may not be technically illegal under the Emergency Act, but still..."
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- "Uhm..." The woman dips her fingers back into the bag. "I really did bring as little cash as possible, to avoid attention. So here you are, the last of bit of filthy lucre I can share."
- "It's all right, lieutenant." The woman dips her fingers back into the bag. "I really did bring as little cash with me as possible, to avoid attention. So here you are -- the last bit of filthy lucre I can share."
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"Uhm..." The woman dips her fingers back into the bag. "I really did bring as little cash as possible, to avoid attention. So here you are, the last of bit of filthy lucre I can share."
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"That's a good sum -- not too small, not fantastically large." She reaches into her raincoat and pulls out a zip bag -- in it you see paper notes arranged like black gills.
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"That's a good sum. Not too small, not fantastically large like a billion." She reaches into her raincoat and pulls out a zip bag made of see-through plastic.
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She removes a few notes and hands them to you. The paper is cold and oily to the touch.
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"That's a good sum -- not too small, not fantastically large." She reaches into her raincoat and pulls out a zip bag -- in it you see paper notes arranged like black gills.
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"That's a good sum. Not too small, not fantastically large like a billion." She reaches into her raincoat and pulls out a zip bag made of see-through plastic.
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She removes a few notes and hands them to you. The paper is cold and oily to the touch.
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"That's a good sum -- not too small, not fantastically large." She reaches into her raincoat and pulls out a zip bag -- in it you see paper notes arranged like black gills.
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"That's a good sum. Not too small, not fantastically large like a billion." She reaches into her raincoat and pulls out a zip bag made of see-through plastic.
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She removes a few notes and hands them to you. The paper is cold and oily to the touch.
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"That's a good sum -- not too small, not fantastically large." She reaches into her raincoat and pulls out a zip bag -- in it you see paper notes arranged like black gills.
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"That's a good sum. Not too small, not fantastically large like a billion." She reaches into her raincoat and pulls out a zip bag made of see-through plastic.
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She removes a few notes and hands them to you. The paper is cold and oily to the touch.
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"That's a reasonable sum -- not too small, not fantastically large." She reaches into her raincoat and pulls out a zip bag -- in it you see paper notes arranged like black gills.
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"That's a good sum. Not too small, not fantastically large like a billion." She reaches into her raincoat and pulls out a zip bag made of see-through plastic.
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She removes a few notes and hands them to you. The paper is cold and oily to the touch.
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"Come now. Nobody carries that much cash on their person, particularly in a place like Martinaise... I'd get robbed."
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"And even if I did I still would not give you ten thousand reál. I would rather buy something nice with it. Like expensive hi-fi or a new Hydrodynamique E40 sail."
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Her tone makes clear that you've violated some kind of rich-person taboo. Wouldn't be the first time.
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"It is. Fast and silent." She gives you a crooked little smile. "Try again, but lower."
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"I like high fidelity anything, sir." She gives you a fast little smile. "Now try again, but lower."
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"Ideas like this one are all part of his rare medical condition, ma'am. Nothing to be worried about."