Logic · Voice lines

Just think about it for a second. You're a raging alcoholic who showed up three days late wearing piss-stained disco garb. You weren't sent here to win.

Just think about it for a second. You're a raging alcoholic who showed up three days late and argues with his necktie. You weren't sent here to win.

Because you're the best qualified? No, that doesn't seem right...

You pick over what's left of your frontal cortex, but no compelling explanations emerge...

If you're so well qualified, why can't you remember why you were sent? Anyway -- don't keep the lieutenant waiting.

You look dumb if you keep the lieutenant waiting for too long.

Of course, it's only a theory.

Exactly. Open your official investigation.

Oh, yes you are. It's fundamental to proper police procedure to start keeping notes on the case at hand. Open your official investigation.

He might also have information -- this is better than the prybar idea.

You have to start taking proper notes on the case. Open your official investigation.

Now that your ledger is back in your possession, it feels like you should do something... important.

An interesting little clue. Let's see where this goes. Clues have a way of magically connecting to other clues -- down the road...

But why?

Oh, this one's easy. Way too easy. It's a driver.

You can almost feel the association taking form in your frontal lobe:

We're liking this. The pieces fit.

Yes! Everything fits so well. Carried him over, hoisted him up, watched him hang -- this is easy!