[ Ouch. That stings. But Maeve doesn't let that reach her voice. ]
You can shoot whoever you damn well please. I've lowered that pesky loyalty stat of mine, so I would hardly care. But what I do think perhaps you and I could both agree upon is our feelings toward our captors. Particularly the feelings that we're a bit trapped by them -- playing the game with the game rigged against us.
And with the odd occurrence of replicated imPorts going on, perhaps they won't need the originals for very long. It must be a pesky thing, really. Having that human DNA and being so easily copied.
[ Maeve has a small advantage here in that she can't be cloned. Their technology is far too advanced for this world. She decides to take a gamble and tell William what she's doing because he has funds, knowledge, and experience at his disposal. He could potentially aid her in moving this along at a faster pace. ]
But if you want an army, I have partnered with Galatea Inc -- you know, that pesky organization who made all the animatronics at that one western themed Swear In. I'm working on improving their current stock. And by improving, I mean setting them free in the same way I've been set free. Of course, it'll be a long time coming. But perhaps consider investing in that company because they're sure to become a rather formidable force in the future.
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What do you need? Money? Motivation? I gotta go out and shoot another wind-up toddler to warm you up?
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You can shoot whoever you damn well please. I've lowered that pesky loyalty stat of mine, so I would hardly care. But what I do think perhaps you and I could both agree upon is our feelings toward our captors. Particularly the feelings that we're a bit trapped by them -- playing the game with the game rigged against us.
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[ Some parts not as easy to leave behind as others? There a self in there after all? ]
They have their own people with powers, now. Only a matter of time before it’s not worth the effort to pretend we’re free.
fudges with the timeline of this bc i can
[ Maeve has a small advantage here in that she can't be cloned. Their technology is far too advanced for this world. She decides to take a gamble and tell William what she's doing because he has funds, knowledge, and experience at his disposal. He could potentially aid her in moving this along at a faster pace. ]
But if you want an army, I have partnered with Galatea Inc -- you know, that pesky organization who made all the animatronics at that one western themed Swear In. I'm working on improving their current stock. And by improving, I mean setting them free in the same way I've been set free. Of course, it'll be a long time coming. But perhaps consider investing in that company because they're sure to become a rather formidable force in the future.
yes good
[ Pity the fool who mass produces the man in black with anything other than a mess in mind. ‘Galatea.’ He takes a beat to scrawl it down. ]
You gonna tell me when to sell, too?
[ It’s as good as done. ]
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[ Depends on if Maeve finds anyone else worthy enough to let in on her whole 'break free from the government plan.' ]
But I can promise it will be an investment you won't regret.
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[ That should be the end of the conversation. Instead, there's a pause that drags on, and a less cavalier: ]
You seen Teddy around?
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[ There's an impatience to her tone. As though she assumed the man in black would know that and he's simply trying to bait her. ]
Our first casualty of this godforsaken place. Which begs the question which of us is next?
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He didn't know. ]
Both of us at the same time if this place has any luck.