7. Public + messages to David & Iris
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I wasn't any different there. That I could tell.
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How many people have you been? How many people have you pretended to be?
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You may estimate.
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I'd like to be allowed in the labs. I've been researching hydroponics.
I wasn't any different there. That I could tell.
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How many people have you been? How many people have you pretended to be?
[She's not sure where exactly the distinction is between these things.]
You may estimate.
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I'd like to be allowed in the labs. I've been researching hydroponics.
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...well, I suppose that's for David to say, now I think of it, but I'd love you 'ere. I wanted to show you the work I'm doing with the artificial bodies, any road.
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[He thinks she needs intellectual stimulation.]
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At least six outside the barge, and ...oooh, lots during breaches. I think Aeris Navem were me favourite. I were a sky pirate, it was brilliant.
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At least.
I had to have them put on a harddrive so I could get my brain back. It got very messy.
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Which is kind of funny, since... one of them was dead. [ Bernard Baumann, his Irish-Jewish mafia mutt. His first barge death. ]
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I've grown accustomed to myself, and have no desire to be anyone else.
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What do you think about it?
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I asked because I'm interested.
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What's your name?
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And then there's the people I've been on the Barge.
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Do you think they count?
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[He chuckles, not acknowledging the two very different questions and the range of different things they could mean. His answers will be to the second question, on the far end of culpability; he knew what he was doing the whole time.]
Three. Three big ones. A few small personalities along the way, to grease the wheels, but I spent most of my life as an innocent, a lawman, or a killer.
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[This interests her; of the three, this is something she knows almost nothing about. The others are familiar, require less discussion.]
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