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perfectsymmetry[1] It's not a fun day to wake up and find two of your housemates droned. Crowe leaves the house, not wanting to deal with them, only to find out later that 3 of his friends - Aaron, Kakyoin and Flay - are also droned.
To add insult to injury, he finds something in the mailbox with his name on it. It's a small manila envelope. There is only a photo inside, and he stares at it for a long while. It's a mugshot of him when he was 15, when he was caught trying to burglarize a museum in Italy. Considering his infamous last name in the crime world of his homeland, he was quickly booked and thrown in jail until his uncle helped get him out and cleared his name.
To anyone who approaches him, his expression is completely unreadable, blank. Crowe wasn't quite sure what Mayfield was trying to tell him with this one.
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[2] Later, there's a motorcycle zipping through town at an unsafe speed. To anyone who knows Crowe, the bike is recognizable. To anyone else, the helmet covers his telltale hair color, and the sunglasses might make it harder to tell who's driving. But you better look out if you're crossing the street, or waiting in your car at that intersection - there's a Ducati coming up fast. A bit later, he'll be driving on the highway, looping through over and over and over again, getting as much speed as he can handle.
Eventually, he runs out of gas, and he simply hops off the bike and walks it back into town, towards home. Approach?
To add insult to injury, he finds something in the mailbox with his name on it. It's a small manila envelope. There is only a photo inside, and he stares at it for a long while. It's a mugshot of him when he was 15, when he was caught trying to burglarize a museum in Italy. Considering his infamous last name in the crime world of his homeland, he was quickly booked and thrown in jail until his uncle helped get him out and cleared his name.
To anyone who approaches him, his expression is completely unreadable, blank. Crowe wasn't quite sure what Mayfield was trying to tell him with this one.
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[2] Later, there's a motorcycle zipping through town at an unsafe speed. To anyone who knows Crowe, the bike is recognizable. To anyone else, the helmet covers his telltale hair color, and the sunglasses might make it harder to tell who's driving. But you better look out if you're crossing the street, or waiting in your car at that intersection - there's a Ducati coming up fast. A bit later, he'll be driving on the highway, looping through over and over and over again, getting as much speed as he can handle.
Eventually, he runs out of gas, and he simply hops off the bike and walks it back into town, towards home. Approach?
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Date: 2011-06-17 04:26 pm (UTC)no subject
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Date: 2011-06-18 02:18 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2011-06-18 02:38 am (UTC)Um. Well, I-I thought I wanted to be an investigator, but Mayfield proved that I'm not very good a-at that either.
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Date: 2011-06-18 02:49 am (UTC)Don't be so sure about that. Mayfield is an exception, not the case everywhere. Failing at something you've only tried here and never in your real world doesn't really prove a thing.
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Date: 2011-06-18 02:59 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2011-06-18 03:45 am (UTC)This place cheats. The rules change at any time. We can only barely predict it.