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[in the immortal words of one Linus Van Pelt, Halloween has come and gone. as such, Ray is more than a little bit saddened by this; it was his favorite holiday after all, the one night of the year where it's justifiable to run around dressed like an idiot and eat mountains of candy - things he would have been doing if
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Have you tested yours yet?
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Nope. I'm going to later. [pause.] There's something that bothers me about this, though.
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By allowing us to continue maiming and killing each other without a way to escape we're forced into an endless loop of torture, both physical and psychological.
It's clear that whoever or whatever is doing this to us is a sadistic wackjob.
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The town does a good enough job of that by itself. They don't need us to kill ourselves when they can do it far more efficiently and creatively.
Consider the amount of people in Mayfield with special abilities and superhuman characteristics. I know it hasn't worked because we're still here, but imagine all of that raw energy combined and what it could do to the people in charge here. It needs to be organized to work, but the potential is still there.
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... You have a point, though.
Maybe they want us to figure out a way to escape. Maybe it's some bizarre kind of test.
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For it to be a test, there has to be something higher at stake than escape. The fate of a world, maybe - or worlds.
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I don't think we have enough information yet to know why we're here. For all we know, there might not even be a reason.
[He's just now realizing how depressing this conversation is. That's happened a lot recently. Not even logically depressing as is usual for him. Just depressing. His tone changes slightly.]
Ray, I hope I'm not losing my mind already, but if I am I wouldn't be offended if you were ashamed of me.
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No. Don't ever say that. As astute as you can be, you sure are dense sometimes. You did what you had to do. Suffice to say, you've done some pretty strange stuff in the past before and I've never seen any reason to be ashamed of you. Why should that change now?
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We've handled a lot over the years. This should have been a piece of cake.
[A beat or two and then his tone suddenly becomes harsher and flatter.]
I'll come by later this afternoon and we can start converting the chargers on our packs.
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[he's lucky Egon can't see his face right now. any traces of brightness immediately fall flat the moment that emotionless tone registers.]
You can come by now, if you want. I wouldn't mind.
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[Click.]
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very frustrating work, okay?]
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