[Ivan's a bit disgruntled tonight, but that doesn't stop him from showing off. He's currently decked out in gold jewelry and expensive stones; mostly king-worth rings and a crown that says Ива́н Гро́зный.]
There was a 3-way tie, so I was forced to roll a dice. Don't make me do that again. [Ivan points towards the poll on the wall.] You have
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Ocelot was going to be a damned bane in his side for as long as he breathed, indeed.
And, if culled, where would he go?]
Ivan, you bastard!
[Yeah he looked ready to take the main television out, by any means necessary.]
You burn my clothing and now you do this?
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Hmm. I wonder what made someone think they had the evidence to vote you here. ...Or, perhaps a wolf has it out for you. What do you think, Colonel?
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And, Major, given what I know of you, why should I trust you? Any of you?
[Intriguingly enough, Ocelot did not vote for him, he noticed that.
A false sense of ease, perhaps?]
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I think your odds are pretty good. The Major put favor on a "dangerous" participant. What dangerous man does he know better than you?
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Disregarding the child, then?
[Volgin eyed the scientist.]
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Even if nobody votes, one of you is going.
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[Liquid tips his head toward a quiet corner.]
You happen to be one of the most trustworthy here. I'd like to have a word with you.
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