[For the first time in a while, Mary Lightly's image flickers onto the screen. Despite the unusual silence from him, and despite the current happenings...his face is calm. Blank. He scarcely blinks as he regards the camera, drawing a slow breath through his nose before speaking.]
...Hi.
[His voice is very quiet. He pushes his glasses up on his nose
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[There's a pause, she isn't used to asking people to talk. It feels strange. Her voice is quiet and hesitant.]
Talking might be nice.
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I'd be happy to listen.
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[She tilts her head, blinking at Mary. He seems a bit familiar.]
I think we've spoken before. . .
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...We might have. Remind me what your name was? [He starts to prod through his notepad, looking for her entry. Funny, he's usually so fastidious about notes.]
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I can handle it.
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I used to be a reporter. In Iraq. I've...seen a lot of terrible things, but this town really takes the cake.
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...It's...really something. But it beats being dead, don't you think?
[Well, that's...an odd thing to say. He absently scratches at his chest where the scar from his stabbing is hidden beneath his shirt.]
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Is good in fog. Like.
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...Was that an unfinished metaphor, or are you saying that you like it?
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Is blood and death in the fog.
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...Yes. There is.
Have we...met before? I don't think I've spoken to you, yet. [Because good GOD would he have taken notes.]
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Just offering. It's at least something I can do.
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[He is staring the camera down in an unnerving fashion.]
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