[The camera turns on to a nice flat, with a large bookshelf, a fine liquor cabinet, and a nice couch and set of chairs. There are stacks of books on the coffee table, along with a variety of notes, and a blanket on the couch that looks slightly rumpled. It’s something of a normal scene -- if you ignore the pointless bitching in the corner, anyway,
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This feels uncomfortably like a lovers' spat.]
Problems?
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What makes you say that?
[... no, seriously, this is just how they talk.]
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[Somewhat dismissively.]
He will be returned, eyes intact, to the general population.
[Ordinarily, he wouldn't bother clarifying, but Elaine is weirdly different.]
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[She trusts your word.]
So you like truffles?
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[Because they should be shot. Honestly. 8|]
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Which ones are your favorites?
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Raspberry liquor.
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At the risk of sounding disgustingly naive, why is it you've taken something of a kind interest in me?
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[She scratches her head at that question.]
But I respect you, if that makes sense -- For you know what we shouldn't speak about again.
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... respect.
[He says the word carefully, as if it's loaded.]
I'll have you know that word is rarely used to describe someone of my background.
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Because you're a demon? Some of my inner circle is formed by fallen angels, demons, damned souls or lilim.
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[But he doesn't discount what she says. In fact, he looks rather interested.]
Why bother with the damned?
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[she shakes her head.]
Nobody is damned to my eyes -- I don't believe in damnation.
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[The driest tone you will ever hear.]
You do realize you're speaking to a twisted abomination of a soul.
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