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Paintbrush -- check, heavy fuel oil -- check... Now the only thing left to do is paint the wall.

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Paintbrush -- check, heavy fuel oil -- check... Now the only thing left to do is paint the wall.

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The paintbrush in your hand is like a loaded revolver. What will it be, desperado? Quite a few things come to mind...

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The paintbrush in your hand is like a loaded revolver. What will it be, desperado? Quite a few things come to mind...

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The paintbrush in your hand is like a loaded revolver. What will it be, desperado? Quite a few things come to mind...

You

"NO PARKING"

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You've spoken. The wall will now silently repeat the message. For a decade or so, until the sea air degrades the paint, adding another layer of detritus to the city.

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You've spoken. The wall will now silently repeat the message. For a decade or so, until the sea air degrades the paint, adding another layer of detritus to the city.

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"Very poetic." The lieutenant nods in appreciation -- it doesn't sound sincere. "Real poetry. Should we return to our murder investigation? I hear there's a really bad one we're supposed to solve."

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Kim Kitsuragi

"Very poetic." The lieutenant nods in appreciation -- it doesn't sound sincere. "Real poetry. Should we return to our murder investigation? I hear there's a really bad one we're supposed to solve."

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Let the wall remain blank. For now. [Leave.]

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"I LOVE YOU CUNO"

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You've spoken. The wall will now silently repeat the message. For a decade or so, until the sea air degrades the paint, adding another layer of detritus to the city.

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"SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL IS GOING TO HAPPEN"

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"MOTHER OF ALL WALLS"

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You've spoken. The wall will now silently repeat the message. For a decade or so, until the sea air degrades the paint, adding another layer of detritus to the city.

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(Draw a 3,500 year old pictogram of a human being.)

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"RENE LIVES!"

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You've spoken. The wall will now silently repeat the message. For a decade or so, until the sea air degrades the paint, adding another layer of detritus to the city.

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"FUCK THE POLICE"

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"FUCK THE POLICE"

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The lieutenant looks at the wall in dismay:

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Kim Kitsuragi

The lieutenant looks at the wall in dismay:

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"But we are the police..."

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Kim Kitsuragi

"But we are the police..."

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The lieutenant looks at the wall in dismay:

You

"Yeah -- fuck us."

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"But why? We work twelve-hour shifts. We get shot at, spat on..."

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"But we are the police..."

Kim Kitsuragi

"But why? We work twelve-hour shifts. We get shot at, spat on..."

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Hah! Maybe there's a reason for that!

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"Yeah -- fuck us."

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Hah! Maybe there's a reason for that!

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"But why? We work twelve-hour shifts. We get shot at, spat on..."

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Hah! Maybe there's a reason for that!

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"But what do we work on? KEEPING EVERYTHING THE WAY IT IS."

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"Hmh..." Just a hum. No reply.

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"Hmh..." Just a hum. No reply.

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You've spoken. The wall will now silently repeat the message -- for a decade or so, until the sea air degrades the paint.

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"But what do we work on? KEEPING EVERYTHING THE WAY IT IS."

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You've spoken. The wall will now silently repeat the message -- for a decade or so, until the sea air degrades the paint.

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Keep it to yourself.

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"You're right, you're right. Is it too late to change it?"

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The lieutenant raises his eyebrows, then sighs.

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"But we are the police..."

Kim Kitsuragi

The lieutenant raises his eyebrows, then sighs.

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The wall towers over you with its indelible message.

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"You're right, you're right. Is it too late to change it?"

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The wall towers over you with its indelible message.

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The lieutenant raises his eyebrows, then sighs.

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You've spoken. The wall will now silently repeat the message. For a decade or so, until the sea air degrades the paint, adding another layer of detritus to the city.

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You've spoken. The wall will now silently repeat the message. For a decade or so, until the sea air degrades the paint, adding another layer of detritus to the city.

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