[The video glimpses one of the new race tracks as it pans to the right. The stars in the background seem smudged, though the explanation for that comes quickly as Amelia pulls the camera away from a glass pane. She steps away from the garage's window as she turns the camera towards herself
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[Truth be told, Greed's never seen a race track like this before. Race tracks were for horses and jockeys - for men of desperation and big men with big money. So he's curious, more so because he has absolutely no idea what the hell Amelia is sitting next to. Cars were a luxury and they ran with loud putts and bursts of smoke and steam from where he hailed from. This? He can't make it out.]
Never seen one of those before. [He tilts his head back.] But if you know to work one of those things - [He gestures to the car with an outstretched hand.] - I'll take you up on your offer.
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[He straightens out, slides himself from the car.]
Let's give it a spin.
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She hopes his driving will be safe, but for some reason, it seems...unlikely.]
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[He's got a grip on the wheel that turns his knuckles white. And oh boy - if she's looking at him, she'll see those eyes bulging, his lips pulling back. Teeth grinding together. He tests the gas and the car roars.]
[That's it, game over.]
[Greed rips the car out of park, plunges his foot on the gas. Tires scream, smoke plumes, and the car jerks once to the side, then skids off.]
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--and be soundly defeated by drag pressure, which easily overpowers her spindly arms from moving the door. Sense returns to her when she clutches her seatbelt for dear life. It's just wild driving; she'll be alright because there's a seatbelt. Right? No, not right. The car could crash. But she hopes.]
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[He howls like a dog, spins the wheel under his palms, grinding the edge of it with the heel of his hand.] Do you have this where you come from? [He's yelling over the roar of the engine.]
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[The engine sputters before Greed cuts it with a turn of the keys.]
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Mh-hm. [She gives a rigid nod, and her tense shoulders lower.] Sorry. I-I had a little panic attack, since I didn't anticipate what you were doing. [And she looks genuinely upset about her behavior; it's getting in his way of enjoyment, after all.] Y-you can keep driving. If I expect it, it'll be easier. And, more fun for you.
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Okay. Um, are we still going?
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