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[Anybody who's out by the bridge might notice a long-legged young lady sitting on its edge, smiling contemplatively at the sinister-looking waters below. Anybody not out by the bridge will see the barest glimpse of those same long legs thanks to the watch sitting on the rail beside her and broadcasting the object of her attentions;
Down at the banks of the river, several barrels have been placed neatly in a row. Some are capped, but others are still open--And being fiddled with by a figure whose finer details are obscured by the shadows of the bridge. The figure pauses periodically to "fall" gracelessly into the waters and splash around gleefully for a while before resuming his work, carefully carrying buckets to and from the river, pausing over a few of the barrels in a seemingly random order.]
Always so busy. A task for every part, a part for every task... And yet I find that as things change, changes must be made to accommodate. Tasks must be created, or else parts destroyed... Which do you think is the more practical? With unlimited resource comes unlimited potential, after all... It's not as though these parts cannot be replaced...
Hm.
Some people collect antiques, you know. Things that aren't useful anymore. Why do you think that is? Some people just like to have, I think. To collect.
More fun, I think, is what we're doing. Much more worthwhile. You'll see.
Down at the banks of the river, several barrels have been placed neatly in a row. Some are capped, but others are still open--And being fiddled with by a figure whose finer details are obscured by the shadows of the bridge. The figure pauses periodically to "fall" gracelessly into the waters and splash around gleefully for a while before resuming his work, carefully carrying buckets to and from the river, pausing over a few of the barrels in a seemingly random order.]
Always so busy. A task for every part, a part for every task... And yet I find that as things change, changes must be made to accommodate. Tasks must be created, or else parts destroyed... Which do you think is the more practical? With unlimited resource comes unlimited potential, after all... It's not as though these parts cannot be replaced...
Hm.
Some people collect antiques, you know. Things that aren't useful anymore. Why do you think that is? Some people just like to have, I think. To collect.
More fun, I think, is what we're doing. Much more worthwhile. You'll see.