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There's water in the kitchen. [ and papers spread out across the table - she's cross checking her previous notes on residents here and past histories on the tablet with who seems to have been changed into a child. ] How long have you been here?
[ People who are thirsty, Tony. ] I'm cross checking population lists before this whole mess and trying to determine if there's any pattern to it. So far no luck, but it's still worth the effort.
[ you are a child her instinct is to feed and water you and then figure out how to make you grow. in this... metaphor. ] Precisely. I doubt the data will be any real help, but there is always the chance.
That you're spending more time on this than looking for something better. That there doesn't seem to be something better - makes it just seem. Random. I don't know, a lot of it's weird.
Like... Doing the same thing over and over becomes.... zen, not boring? [ It's a thing he's heard before but still doesn't understand, as is apparent by the way he says it. ] Well that's because it's not.
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