Seven days have passed. Quite peaceful days, almost too peaceful. The town has welcomed you, excited to see tourists for the first time in many, many,
many years. Some may have liked the peace, others may have been annoyed by it, but it was undeniable Cartesio seemed like such a nice and safe place it was hard to believe you had been told to kill each other.
But the threat is still up in the air. What's more: how much patience does the Sergeant have left?
Every time you take a look into the Lodge, you see the Sergeant. Lately he's looking more and more annoyed. Even though you can't see his face, you can feel he's getting frustrated. How long will it be before he lashes out and does something about these peaceful days?
Nobody in the town could suspect the harrowing times that'd befall Cartesio.
When you wake up on Sunday, you'll find
new maps in the map rack and brochures on the table, showing places you hadn't noticed in the town before. Enjoy!
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The hell...
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[It was only showing static but STILL.]
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Don't tell me what to do.
[YOU DON'T EVEN REALLY KNOW WHAT HE'S TELLING YOU TO DO, CLARISSE???]
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Well, congratulations. You just killed culture.
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[killing is her THING is she supposed to take ANYTHING BUT PRIDE in that!!! jughead doesn't deserve this]
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[CINEMA doesn't deserve this!!]
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[clarisse is very clearly a shoot first ask questions later kinda gal]
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[That thing he mentioned.]
It's that, but big.
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...
The Sergeant is bound to appreciate the unintentional vandalism, at least]
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What the hell is that.
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You mean the movie screen?
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gesturing at the movie screen with her bow and arrow like she's gonna shoot it again]
That.
[so. yes.]
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It's not gonna kill you. It's a screen. It's supposed to show moving pictures that tell a story. It's for entertainment.
[when it's not static.... he'll get up and move over to the screen to look behind it. there's just a normal wall there, right?]
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