Easy · Esprit de Corps ≥ 2
The lieutenant will be more lenient toward sharing those, hopefully.
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The lieutenant will be more lenient toward sharing those, hopefully.
I do not think that's a good idea.
When I said be wacky I didn't mean wildly, grossly irresponsible and damaging to the RCM.
With worry in his eyes. He does not know if it was the right thing to do. But he doesn't say anything.
For once, I don't seem to know what the right thing to do is.
Six kilometres southwest -- in the Valley of Dogs -- junior officer Chad Tillbrook takes aim at a rabid, black dog licking its wounds in the grass.
It remains a mystery what you mean by this something close. This isn't about you. It's about reality.
Dammit, you're a grown man, the lieutenant thinks. Shouldn't have gotten protective here.
"Yes, he lost his mind," Tillbrook answers, finger on the trigger. "Don't worry, Émile..." He pulls on it slowly. Slowly now... "He'll find it again."
The price of a 1.5 litre bottle of Commodore Red? The first line of the Firefighter's Code? Square root of three? I don't know what you mean by something close to you. Ask a normal question.
To his left, his partner Émile Mollins whispers: "You heard what happened to Tequila Sunset? In Martinaise?"
You will have to deal with it too, the lieutenant thinks. This is why I didn't want you to know.
The clatter of typewriter keys fills the main hall of a re-appropriated Silk Mill -- Precinct 41. Chad Tillbrook presses ENTER. Outside: Officer Elfboy Williams slams the door of an armoured motor carriage...
Precinct 57th's finest scans the room, leaving the speaking to you: He trusts you -- maybe against his better judgement, but he does.
Yes, of course -- preposterous. I mean, you would remember if they were, right? Who forgets their squadmates? That's not possible.
...am I from? God, he doesn't know.