Conversation · Ruby, the Instigator
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"Okay, great, you got into my lorry on your own. What now? You're going to arrest me for drug trafficking?" A bitter smile.
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"Man, it's to get away from all that murderous shit that I left the Madre for the Union."
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"I got lucky being a dispatcher -- never had to do any of the really dirty work myself. This gun," she glances at it, "has only been used for self-defence against serious scum." She turns the knob down just a millimetre.
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"You won't get to. Your dirty little tricks won't work with me," she responds, holding your gaze.
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There's a sinister note in her voice. Even with the gun and the compressor, she's afraid of you.
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"Based on what I've heard about you -- you are serious scum," she responds, holding your gaze.
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There's a sinister note in her voice. Even with the gun and the compressor, she's afraid of you.
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She deliberately avoided naming the mob she worked for. You might be able to find this out later.
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"Man, it's to get away from all that murderous shit that I left Jamrock -- my previous employer -- for the Union."
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"Drugs don't make people abuse them; hopelessness does. As for the drug trade -- it would continue with or without me. I like to think that my efficiency as an organizer has at least prevented some internal conflicts."
She's proud of her organizational abilities even now -- and trying to raise that pride as a bulwark against the desperation.
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"Yeah, that figures." She shrugs. "What now? You're going to arrest me for drug trafficking?"
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"Who doesn't? Oh, you probably mean Klaasje's rooftop. Sure, I've hung out there. She's got this great antenna..."
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"The view's pretty bomb too, but you might say the antenna was the main attraction there, yeah. Along with Klaasje."
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"It's very powerful. I used it to tune into RCM frequencies. That's how I knew to be prepared for your arrival."
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"Yes, I'm sure." She pauses. "In fact, the shot couldn't have possibly come from the roof -- otherwise we would have heard it downstairs."
"Hmh... No one mentioned hearing any shots. And a rifle like the one used would have been loud. She's right... I don't think the shot came from... the roof."
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"Yes, I'm sure. And, anyway, as I said before, the shot had to have come from afar."
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- "But you wanted to be more than just friends."
- "And... despite everything, you helped her by staging the lynching?"
- "Are you a... girl-liker?"
- "Is peeping... one of your hobbies?"
- "There are... other things I... ask about." (Conclude.)
- "Klaasje said you got very... angry when she started seeing Lely -- threatened her."
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"That's a very sentimental way of putting it. We both had pasts we didn't want to catch up with us. And we enjoyed listening to music together. Why not go on a road trip?"
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- "That's a very sentimental way of putting it. We both had pasts we didn't want to catch up with us. And we enjoyed listening to music together. Why not go on a road trip?"
- "Oh, so that's where you were going with this." She shakes her head. "Do I really seem like someone who would do something as lame as committing murder out of jealousy?"
"Okay, fine." She rolls her eyes. "I was into her. Klaasje was into me too, for a time, I know it -- we even fooled around once. And, yeah, after that I thought maybe we could make a go of it."
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She rolls her eyes again. "If that's what she wants on the record, so be it. I'm not about to go into details for you to jerk off to later."
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"She rejected me with some wishy-washy bullshit about how she was confused because she felt so close to me and valued my friendship so much, and how guilty she felt for leading me on..."
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"I knew that wasn't the whole story, but thought, fine, I'll take it and move on."