[the first thing people will hear when they arrive
in the room with Croix and Wash is loud classical
music from the same composer Caligin used to listen to (though that detail may only strike a few.) but the music is a small detail in this room. many will recognise the cold, forbidding room as one they've seen in secret transmissions sent to them
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That's my preference, and I do realize that I could be the only one who feels this way. Anything over going back.
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His glare is icy, intense. He remains still, though his anger is practically radiating from him.]
Fine. What plans would those be?
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For you and a couple others, we were in process of designing action figures for the children to play with--and grown children as well. There is quite the demographic for toys these days. We are making a few...slight modifications to your design, however. The testers felt there weren't enough weapons and you didn't look fierce enough, which clearly they were wrong about. I'll have to send your current expression to the boys in development and get a face swap going.
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That's all this is about? Money for you? This seems like a complicated way to go about it.
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You see a MAN before you on the SCREEN. Talking. Taunting. .... BOOOOORING.
You don't even wait for his STUPID SPEECH to finish. You start looking around the ROOM First things first, you notice the PICTURES, so you go to have a closer, more careful look at those.
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Is that guy still talking? Why are you even asking yourself that? You really don't care if he's still talking or not. If he is, then you'll just talk right over him. If he isn't, then that means he can pay attention to you! Either way, you speak up:
Hey. You. How did you get Soubi's apartment here? Was it harder than bringing a person?
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You must value that apartment more.
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It's not a 'stupid blue box'. It's the TARDIS.
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[he snorts]If you ask me, it sounds like an insult.
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> Not that he'll likely care about that either, given his reactions so far. You go back to looking through the desk, starting with those stacks of paper.
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> You see that the stacks of paper are all about ratings figures (going up every day!), letters from sponsors with names that don't mean much about throwing more money into the "show" (one sponsor manufactures vintage Earth kilts), and fan mail addressed to you and the others.
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