Conversation · Evrart Claire
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- "Are you shitting me, Harry? Did you not really open the door and are now just telling me you did?" His lively eyes are mapping your face. "You're a wild one, Harry!"
- "Most certainly, Harry." The big man nods merrily. "Nothing brightens my day like brainstorming these things with you."
- "I'm very glad to hear that, Harry," he says with a smile. "One question: you didn't actually happen to stumble in and see what's inside the apartment, did you?"
- "Oh, of course. That's your main thing here. That's why you're in Martinaise." He nods. "I know everything that goes on around here and I would love to discuss it with you."
- "A fantastic change of heart, Harry!" He rubs his nose. "Go talk to Mañana down by the gates. He'll brief you and give you the key."
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"Are you shitting me, Harry? Did you not really open the door and are now just telling me you did?" His lively eyes are mapping your face. "You're a wild one, Harry!"
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"Oh, Harry..." He shakes his head, smiling. "You don't need to get back to me. You need to open the door. Very simple, really."
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"I bet it was, Harry." He says with a grimace -- then the smile dissipates. "But seriously, what did you see in his apartment?"
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(Shake your head.) "Fascist insignia everywhere. Memorabilia calling for the Return to the Golden Age."
"That's exactly what I thought, Harry!" He slams his fist on the table. "What a weasel... And for the record, I was only curious, not testing you."
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"Thank you, Harry. You have shown me that the Débardeurs' Union and the Citizens Militia can indeed work together." He nods solemnly. "Now, let's cut down to brass tacks."
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"It's time for men like me and you to figure out who's killed who and why." He nods. "Real police work is gonna start happening now. I promise you, Harry, this is gonna be good."
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- "Good talk. Let's conclude for now."
- "You mentioned a lawyergirl?"
- "There was a bullet in the hanged man's head."
- "Guess what? Not only was the hanging a cover-up -- it was orchestrated by a woman named Ruby."
- "In the future, I could use your backing. Can you ask the Hardie boys to cooperate?"
- "I've talked to the boys and it turns out the hanging was a cover-up. They were helping a woman named Klaasje."Remembered · 1
- "You said the lynching and the strike are related. How?"
- "There was a collection of colonial mugs there, and I found a similar mug in the trash with the hanged man's clothes."
- "How do you know the mercenaries were hired by the shipping company?"
- "I really went in there. Whose place is it? I just need to know."
- "Tell me about Titus Hardie and his crew."
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- "Now let's get down to brass tacks. It's time for men like me and you to figure out who's killed who and why." He pretends to roll up his sleeves. "Real police work is gonna start happening now. I promise you, Harry, this is gonna be good."
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"Let's change the subject."
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"Was it a good talk?" He leans back, suddenly worried. "I'm not sure we made much headway here. I was hoping we'd bust the case wide open, heck, I even wanted to tell you what I really want to achieve with the strike..."
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"I don't know what happened, Harry. I wanted you to feel like Mr. Martinaise! And, of course -- I also wanted you to find your gun." Great sadness comes over him. "But... it's like I can't completely trust you. Yet."
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"Yes, Harry. It's like I can't fully trust you if you're not a man of the left," he says, slowly shaking his head. "I want to, but I just can't..."
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- "What's that supposed to mean?! I'm more left than you are."Remembered · 1
- "You're right not to trust me. I take care of me. I'm a hustler. I grind. I'm a money engineer."Remembered · 1
- "I am not a 'man of the left'. I'm a patriot of Revachol."Remembered · 1
- "This is another corrupt scheme, isn't it? I'm neither left nor right. I do what my heart tells me to do."Remembered · 1
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"You're saying it, but I don't believe you. You know how it is -- company snitches, agent provocateurs everywhere... I'm barricaded in this fortress of mine, and I need to get a message out. Will you help me?"
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- Kingsman? Yes! Please, let's be that.
- "Perfect, Harry! That's perfect!" he claps his hands. "My version of the left is not against the companies. It's with the companies. Honestly, what I have in mind is a business proposal. A left-wing business proposal, but still..."
- "What does your heart tell you about your lost gun, Harry? Does it tell you to forget about it? Or do you think it wants to be found?" He picks something from his teeth. "I think it's lonely and cold. I think it wants to be found and I have a proposal for you."
- "You're saying it, but I don't believe you. You know how it is -- company snitches, agent provocateurs everywhere... I'm barricaded in this fortress of mine, and I need to get a message out. Will you help me?"
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"Once again I require nothing unethical or illegal of you. You just need to get two little signatures on this piece of paper." He pulls out an envelope. "And then mail it to my accountant in La Delta."
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- "Kim, what do you think of this?"
- "What are the signatures for?"
- "Let's change the topic."
- "No, I'm not going to do this." (Reject the task.)Remembered · 1
- "Fine, if I happen to be there, I can ask them." (Accept the task.)
- "You mean the fishing village?"
- "Where is this place exactly?"
- "What will happen to the current occupants?"
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"It depends. I don't think what we just got from Mr. Claire was very useful." He studies Evrart.
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"As I said, it weighs on me heavily..." He bows his head in shame, then looks up and smiles: "But once we get really talking... well, I'm gonna hand you the keys to Martinaise! And maybe even help you figure out who's behind this killing."
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He's saying as little as possible as vaguely as he can. Deliberately omitting things.
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"I'm glad you asked, Harry -- the Union is going to build a modern youth centre in Martinaise!" He grins broadly. "It will be righteous. We're gonna get those teenagers off drugs -- and on roller skates!"
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"There's a nameless little street on the coast with some old houses around it. Most people have already signed. I just need two more signatures to get this mission off the ground, Harry."
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"Perfectly acceptable." He smiles. "No one's gonna force you into anything, but I don't know about that gun of yours... You see, I'm a vengeful man, Harry. Part of how I got where I am is that, well -- I can be quite nasty sometimes."
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"But the good news is, the moment you change your mind and want to look into this matter -- just tell me, and we'll be buddies again." He smiles pleasantly.
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"You bring joy to my heart, Harry -- such a pleasure to be working with you. Here..." He hands you an open white envelope.
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"You need to get signatures from Isobel Sadie and Lilienne Carter. The cul-de-sac is right past the pawnshop and across the canal. I heard there was some trouble with the water lock, but it should be fixed now."
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"Once you have the signatures, mail this to 13022 La Rocca, district of La Delta. Then we can talk." He runs his fingers through his thin hair.
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"Once you have the signatures, mail this to 13022 La Rocca in La Delta. Then I'll know you're a real kingsman and a patriot." He runs his fingers through his thin hair.
"Once you have the signatures, mail this to 13022 La Rocca in La Delta. Then I'll know you're a solid socialist." He runs his fingers through his thin hair.
"Once you have the signatures, mail this to 13022 La Rocca in La Delta. Then I know we can do business together." He runs his fingers through his thin hair.
"Once you have the signatures, mail this to 13022 La Rocca in La Delta. Then we can talk about your gun." He runs his fingers through his thin hair.
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- "You need to get signatures from Isobel Sadie and Lilienne Carter. The cul-de-sac is right past the pawnshop and across the canal. I hear there is some trouble with the water lock, but they should fix it by Wednesday morning."
- "You need to get signatures from Isobel Sadie and Lilienne Carter. The cul-de-sac is right past the pawnshop and across the canal. I heard there was some trouble with the water lock, but it should be fixed now."
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"You need to get signatures from Isobel Sadie and Lilienne Carter. The cul-de-sac is right past the pawnshop and across the canal. I hear there is some trouble with the water lock, but they should fix it by Wednesday morning."
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"Yes, yes, the little cul-de-sac on the coast. Where all the men have drowned -- in either the sea or the bottle. A gloomy place, doesn't have that Union attitude."
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You're already pretty deep into this. What's a little more? No one can see you here in Martinaise...
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- "Yes, yes, the little cul-de-sac on the coast. Where all the men have drowned -- in either the sea or the bottle. A gloomy place, doesn't have that Union attitude."
- Water drips from the eaves. A woman looks at her freshly tarred skiff. There's a pair of cavalry boots under the fish in the box and the wind howls like a vicious spirit...
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"On the coast, Harry. Across the canal. There's a cul-de-sac there -- a little village they're calling it. A gloomy place. You'll find it. I trust your detective skills, Harry."
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Water drips from the eaves. A woman looks at her freshly tarred skiff. There's a pair of cavalry boots under the fish in the box and the wind howls like a vicious spirit...
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"They're just gonna have to deal with the construction noise for six months and then they'll be living like kings -- right next to a fancy new youth centre, designed by the best architects from Stella Maris."
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"Am I...?" The big man shakes his head in disbelief. "Harry, these people... Martinaise is the most important thing in my life. I would never let anything bad happen to them."
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"We're gonna build a youth centre there. The value of their properties goes up and kids have a place to play in. I'm looking out for these people, not pulling the rug from under them, Harry. I'm looking out for all of Martinaise, not just the harbour."