Olga slips in the lakeside door, shaking the wet snow off her coat and heading for the fireplace. There's a hint of a smile on her lips as she settles into one of the overstuffed chairs, peeling off her gloves and scarf. A passing wait rat brings her her usual Turkish coffee, waiting to accept its tip in silver coins.
Her meeting with Eduard has
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"You another who sees the future then?"
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"I see many things, the future among them."
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"You paint, get visions what?"
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"It all depends on the person for whom I am scrying."
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"Right. And this is probably where you say you can say more but you need to see some money first?"
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"I suppose you would expect your plumber to do his work for free as well?"
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"Not at all, just working out the terms of the business deal."
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He stepped back with some cash in hand.
"Here," Passing it to her as he sat back down.
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"Do you have something that you carry with you every day? Or frequently?"
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"This." He took it off, and handed it to her. He can still keep on her from here, something in his face suggesting a falcon.
Or a shark.
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She takes the ring, rolling it from palm to palm, trying to find the thread to its counterpart in the Gloom.
She looks at him and blinks. "You. You are not done yet. Or should I say, the world is not done with you."
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"You stood on a platform, Congressman. And the conductor -- a gaunt man in a pale suit, grey hair and a beard -- he laughed as he asked if you were ready to board. You declined."
"And then you drew air into your lungs and blood flowed into the chambers of your heart. It is that simple."
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"And I stepped down from my seat. I'm not a Congressman. Not anymore."
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"You are not done yet, Mr. Petrelli. Someone needs you yet."
She leans forward to hand the ring back to him.
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