Conversation 1274: WHIRLING F1 / GARTE

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ID	Character	Dialogue	Conditions	Links
0	None			1
1	None			566
2	Encyclopedia	The IIR or interisolary reál is the global reserve currency. Whatever part of the world you're in right now, it's safe to assume he means you owe him some money.		674
3	You	"I don't owe you shit."		16
4	You	"What's *real*?"		5
5	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Oh, excuse me. You owe me 130 *reál*." He pronounces the 'r' with a mock aristocratic accent.		2
6	You	"By *real* do you mean some form of street cred?"		329
7	You	"Oh, I understand, you mean I owe you money."		330
8	You	"*Reál* sounds like some fancy skin care product... but why would I owe you one hundred and thirty of them?"	Variable["whirling.garte_conze_real_is_skin_care"] == true	331
9	You	"You're under arrest."		332
10	You	Did I just hear my tie speak to me *twice*?	Variable["whirling.necktie_personified"] and CheckEquipped("neck_tie")	11
11	Horrific Necktie	No one is saying that. No one is saying the tie can talk -- that would be ludicrous. It's just that... you should arrest him. It would be *wiser*. He wants to take your money.		13 14 15
12	None			6 7 8
13	You	I'm not comfortable with this. (Try to somehow tuck the tie away.)		359
14	You	Great advice, I'm considering it. (Give the tie an affirmative tug.)		364
15	You	No way, I have duties. I'm a cop, I'm not talking to a tie. (Take the tie off.)		363
16	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Oh!" He puffs with indignation. "You don't owe me *shit*? Well, officer, you're right -- you *don't* owe me shit, you owe me MONEY."		17
17	Kim Kitsuragi	He turns to you, calmly. "We do not need to assert ourselves here. We only need instructions from him. This is the proprietor, remember?"		18 19 20
18	You	"No! He called me a f****t!"		21
19	You	"Sounded like extortion to me."		352
20	You	"Alright, calm down. What is this about?"		352
21	Kim Kitsuragi	"But, you see, he didn't."		352
22	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	A man in his late twenties stands behind the counter, inspecting a stuffed seabird. As you approach, he gives you a sideways glance, then looks down again.		24
23	Empathy	That was disdain in his eyes. Even now he's purposefully ignoring you.		678
24	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager			25 26
25	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		Variable["reputation.superstar_cop"] >=2	27
26	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		(Variable["reputation.superstar_cop"] >=2) == false	23
27	Empathy	That was disdain in his eyes. Even now he is purposefully ignoring you. Looks like he's not a fan.		678
28	None			33 34 32 29 30 31
29	You	Look at the stuffed bird.		96
30	You	"Are you the bartender?"		54
31	You	[Leave.]
32	You	"Something tells me you don't like me."	Variable["whirling.garte_empathy_disdain"] and Variable["reputation.superstar_cop"] <2	35
33	You	"What's wrong? Don't you like The Officer?"	Variable["whirling.garte_empathy_disdain"] and Variable["whirling.klaasjeone_conceptualization_officer"] and Variable["reputation.superstar_cop"] >=2	35
34	You	"I sense you're not a fan of mine."	Variable["whirling.garte_empathy_disdain"] and Variable["whirling.klaasjeone_conceptualization_officer"] == false and Variable["reputation.superstar_cop"] >=2	35
35	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Oh no," he says without looking up. "You're a hero. A real hero cop."		37
36	You	"So not only am I a cop, but I'm also a hero?"		39
37	Logic	Could the massive property damage upstairs have anything to do with this?		306
38	You	"Wait, did you just say I was a *cop*?"	Variable["tc.you_are_cop"] == false	55
39	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Yes, you are! A real decorated hero."		40
40	You	"What did I do?"		42
41	You	"You're being sarcastic."		56
42	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"What did you *not* do? First you took the body down, then you solved the murder, then you *didn't* trash my hostel room. Maybe you even negotiated the strike..."		44 43 45
43	You	"I'm guessing I didn't do any of those things?"		47
44	You	"Oh my god, I did all those things?"		46
45	You	"I do not appreciate your tone. This is no way to talk to an officer."		48
46	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"No -- you see -- actually you didn't. You haven't done anything even remotely useful since you got here."		53
47	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"You're right, you didn't. And it's only taken you *three days* not to."		49
48	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Oh, it's not?!" He raises his shoulders like he's about to say something more, but then gets a hold of himself.		610
49	You	"What have I been doing all that time? Have you seen me around?"		50
50	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"No, I haven't *seen you around*. I'm not always here." He looks down again and keeps plucking at the bird.		51
51	None			28
52	Authority	He has no respect for you personally, but this man sees himself as a law-abiding citizen -- and you a representative of that law. He tries to avoid outright conflict.		502
53	You	"What have I been doing then? Have you seen me around?"		50
54	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"No, I'm not the *bartender*. I'm the cafeteria manager."		575
55	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"What kind of question is that?"		58 59 60 61
56	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Am I? Or did you ride in, take the body down, solve the murder, and *not* trash my hostel room?"		44 43 45
57	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	The man plucks at the seabird, frowning.	Variable["whirling.garte_altgreeting_done"]	28
58	You	"I didn't know I was a cop. Are you sure?"		62
59	You	"That makes sense. Ever since I got up, I've felt something in me..." (Look at your hands and feel it flowing through your veins.) "Now I know it's *The Law*."		70
60	You	"I can't be a police officer... This is insane."		71
61	You	"Nothing. I just wanted to hear you say it."		86
62	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"I don't know. Am I?" He looks at you, taking stock of your cop-ness and finding it lacking.		63
63	Esprit de Corps	Not far from here a 34-year-old man called Jean Vicquemare reluctantly picks his facial hair while a dark-haired woman in an officer's suit waits for an answer. A typical police station morning hums in the background: telephones ringing, the whirr of a roll'o'dex...		64
64	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager			65 66
65	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		Variable["whirling.garte_esprit_judging"]	67
66	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		(Variable["whirling.garte_esprit_judging"]) == false	69
67	Esprit de Corps	"Have you seen the way he dresses?" The man asks. "It's like he's not even a cop anymore. Shows up in here looking like a clown, reeking of alcohol. Screams at everyone... I'm done with that guy."		68
68	Esprit de Corps	"Let him sort it out for himself."		69
69	None			72
70	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Are you serious right now?"		73 74 75
71	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"It is, isn't it?" He looks at you, shaking his head in disbelief.		63
72	None			28
73	You	"The responsibility has taken its toll on my body, but I will take up the mantle once more. This is who I am."		76
74	You	"Of course -- if by "The Law" you mean *blood alcohol level*."		76
75	You	"Of course I'm not serious."		179
76	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"I really don't know what to say to that." He looks down at the seabird.		77
77	None			28
78	You	"What's the difference?"		312
79	You	"You look like a bartender."	Variable["TASK.get_a_drink"] == false	81
80	You	"Understood."		84
81	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"That period of my life is over. Not everyone who stands behind a counter is a bartender, okay? I'm the cafeteria manager."		78 80
82	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"I have three cafeterias to manage. *Three*. Sylvie tends the bar here, not me, I'm only standing in."		83 80
83	You	"Where did this Sylvie go?"		85
84	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Mhm."		308
85	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"She just, you know..." He shrugs.		88
86	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	He rolls his eyes.		87
87	None			28
88	Drama	His eyes dart from left to right. This man isn't lying, but he *is* hiding something.		171
89	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"So *now* you're a cop? Forget it."		90
90	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager			91 92
91	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		Variable["tc.you_are_cop"]	93
92	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		(Variable["tc.you_are_cop"]) == false	94 176
93	None			28
94	None			38
95	None
96	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	A competent work of taxidermy, the white and brown seabird lies among piles of coasters and drying mugs, one of its wings broken. The man is trying to mend it.		97
97	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	Looks like the bird was ripped off the shield that was used to mount it -- most likely on a wall.		105
98	Perception (Sight)	A small engraved steel tag says: "The Great Skua (Stercorarius skua)."		99
99	Inland Empire	Something about it makes you feel bitter...		100 101 110 102
100	You	"What happened to the bird?"		104
101	You	"Can I help you with that?"		104
102	You	Say nothing.		103
103	None			57
104	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Look, your *buddy* is over there." He looks at the doors, where a man in a bomber jacket is tapping his foot on the floor.		111
105	Encyclopedia	This is a great skua. The seabird is the symbol for the discovery of the Insulindian isola, the part of the world you are in right now.		106
106	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager			107 108
107	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		Variable["whirling.garte_skua_TC"]	109
108	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		(Variable["whirling.garte_skua_TC"]) == false	98
109	Perception (Sight)	The small steel tag says as much: "The Great Skua (Stercorarius skua)."		99
110	You	"That's the great skua, right?"	Variable["whirling.garte_skua_perc"] or Variable["whirling.garte_skua_TC"]	104
111	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Why don't you go and talk to him, okay?"		112 113
112	You	"What do you mean, 'my *buddy*'?"		114
113	You	"I talk to whomever I please."		114
114	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	He pretends not to hear you, concentrating on the bird instead.		115
115	None			28
116	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	A man in his late twenties with a thin, unimpressive beard notices you approaching. He drops the ledger he was holding and turns to the lieutenant.	IsKimHere()	136
117	Kim Kitsuragi	"Mr... Garte, right?" The lieutenant glances into his little notebook. "You run this place?"		119
118	Kim Kitsuragi	"I am Kim Kitsuragi from Precinct 57. This is an inter-district investigation, so joining me from Precinct 41..." He looks to you, realizing he still doesn't know your name.		120 121 579 141 122 585 123
119	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Yes," he responds tersely.		118
120	You	"The harbinger of ruin."		124
121	You	"As I said, Detective Raphaël Ambrosius Costeau."	Variable["tc.raphael_ambrosius_costeau"]	140
122	You	"It's probably Harry."	Variable["tc.harry"] == true	146
123	You	Say nothing.		147
124	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"What?"		125 126 127
125	You	"Nothing. I just wanted to see what happens if I say that. Now I do."		135
126	You	"The gloaming. I *am* it."		128
127	You	"Never mind."		140
128	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"I have *no idea* what that means."		129 130 132
129	You	"I have been to the precipice. I have seen the end."		131
130	You	"This duskland will be gone soon. It makes no difference if you understand or not."		131
131	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"What is this, a joke to you? Is *this* what you get when you call the police now? *This* guy?" He points at you. "We've been waiting for a week here!"		133
132	You	"Never mind."		134
133	Kim Kitsuragi	"Sir, I understand your concern, but we're here to do a job, and for us to do it, I need you to stay calm."		153
134	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Never mind? *Gloaming*? What is this? Is *this* what you get when you call the police now?" He points at you. "*This* guy? Lieutenant, we've been waiting for a week here!"		133
135	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"What is this, a joke to you? Is *this* what you get when you call the police now? *This* guy?" He turns to the lieutenant. "We've been waiting for a week here!"		133
136	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager			137 138
137	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		Variable["whirling.garte_empathy_disdain"]	117
138	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		(Variable["whirling.garte_empathy_disdain"]) == false	139
139	Empathy	Could he be irritated with you? He avoids eye contact altogether. Like you're not even there.		117
140	Kim Kitsuragi	"Right... Now, I know it took us a while to arrive at the scene. It also took you a while to call us and report the dead body -- it *was* you who placed the call, yes?"		164
141	You	"I'm currently in-between names."		142
142	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Fantastic."		143 144
143	You	"It's like when you've left your band, but you haven't decided on a solo artist name yet."		145
144	You	Kim is about to say something. Let him.		158
145	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"That's wonderful! Really. I think so. But there's a dead body out back. No one wants to work in these conditions! It's been a week!"		160
146	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"What's that supposed to mean -- probably?"		155 156 157
147	None			140
148	Authority	For a moment, the Cafeteria Manager fidgets under the lieutenant's gaze. Then he gives in.		154
149	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager			150 151
150	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		Variable["whirling.garte_alt_cafeteriamanager"]	148
151	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		(Variable["whirling.garte_alt_cafeteriamanager"]) == false	152
152	Authority	For a moment, the man fidgets under the lieutenant's gaze. Then he gives in.		154
153	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Yes, of course." He takes a step back.		149
154	Kim Kitsuragi	"I know it took us a while to arrive at the scene. But it also took you a while to call us. It was you who placed the call, correct?"		163
155	You	"It means I'm not ruling out "Harry" at this juncture."		159
156	You	"I have forgotten my name."		159
157	You	"I don't like your tone."		162
158	None			140
159	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"What is this, a joke to you? There's a dead body out back, and it's been there for a week now! No one wants to work in these conditions!"		161
160	None			133
161	None			133
162	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"And I don't like the dead body that's been hanging out there for a week!" He gestures somewhere outside. "No one wants to work in these conditions!"		161
163	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"No, I only just got here. It was probably Sylvie who called you. She usually works the bar here. I'm only temporarily taking over her duties."		165
164	None			163
165	Kim Kitsuragi	"Do you have her number?"		166
166	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"As a matter of fact, I do." He looks behind a pile of coasters, finds a slip of paper, and hands it to the lieutenant.		663
167	Kim Kitsuragi	"You said you just got here -- from where? Are you a local?"		180
168	You	"Where exactly is the body?"	Variable["yard.hanged_seen"] == false	209
169	You	"Who killed him?"		215
170	You	"What is your problem with me?"	Variable["whirling.garte_disdain_talkedabout"] == false and Variable["whirling.garte_empathy_disdain"]	305
171	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager			172 173
172	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		Variable["whirling.garte_alt_logic_sylvie"]	174 176
173	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		(Variable["whirling.garte_alt_logic_sylvie"]) == false	666
174	You	"She just... what?"		89
175	None			28
176	You	"Okay, then."		177
177	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Mhm."		178
178	None			28
179	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	He looks down at the stuffed bird, quietly shaking his head.		77
180	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"What? Of Martinaise -- no. I live in Jamrock. I only *sometimes* come here to keep an eye on the place. This is just one of the many, many cafeterias I manage."		181
181	Kim Kitsuragi	"But you still know your way around, yes? In case we need directions."		182
182	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Yes, I know where *some* things are. But, as I said, I don't live here. I just used to work here. And I'm not going to start working here again, if that's what you think."		183
183	Kim Kitsuragi	"I didn't imply that." He turns to you. "Detective?"		198
184	You	"What?"		193
185	You	"Who, me?"		187
186	You	"Yes?"		192
187	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager			188 189
188	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		Variable["tc.raphael_ambrosius_costeau"]	190
189	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		(Variable["tc.raphael_ambrosius_costeau"]) == false	191
190	Kim Kitsuragi	"Yes, Detective Costeau." He says the name with a purposefully straight face. "I have everything. You?"		195 194
191	Kim Kitsuragi	"Mhm." He checks his little notebook. "I have everything. You?"		195 194
192	Kim Kitsuragi	"I have everything. You?" He looks in his little notebook.		195 194
193	Kim Kitsuragi	"It's your turn." He takes a respectful little step back.		196 194
194	You	"No, I'm good." (Pass on the questions.)		202
195	You	"Oh, you mean, do I have *questions*?" (Ask them.)		197
196	You	"Oh, you mean questions?"		197
197	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Yes, yes, he means do you have questions for me. Like a police officer would." The cafeteria manager is clearly agitated again.		602
198	Logic	He probably means this is where you step in and ask your questions.		199
199	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager			200 201
200	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		Variable["whirling.garte_reaction_queastions"]	563
201	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		(Variable["whirling.garte_reaction_queastions"]) == false	564
202	Kim Kitsuragi	The lieutenant nods at you affirmatively, then glances at the exit. "The body was behind the building, right -- how do we get there?"		555
203	You	"Right then. Questions. I got this."	Variable["whirling.garte_reaction_queastions"]	204
204	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	His face expresses profound doubt in your *having this*.		601
205	None			168 658 169 206 307 170 208 207
206	You	"Why did Sylvie go away?"		256
207	You	"You know, I actually can't think of a single thing."	Variable["whirling.garte_at_least_one_question_asked"] == false	318
208	You	"That's all."	Variable["whirling.garte_at_least_one_question_asked"]	317
209	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Behind this building, there's a courtyard." He points to the kitchen behind him. "They hoisted him up on a tree there."		556
210	You	"And how do we get there then?"		212
211	Encyclopedia	This man means the heavy cavalry of Innocence Franconegro, sweeping over the plains and nations of the enemies of mankind, 5th Century style. Unified currency and the concept of *cool* came in their wake. They wore lamellar and carried guns. But first and foremost, Franconigerian heavy cavalry was really, really wide. That hole in the fence must be *enormous*.		213
212	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"That's easy! See that door there?" He points to the west. "First you exit through that. Then to your right you should see a big hole in the fence -- a really big one. You can get to the courtyard through there. No need for the keys. The hole is big enough for the Franconigerian cavalry to fit through."		211
213	Empathy	Does he want you to feel *guilty* of making that hole? It's implied in his voice.		214
214	None			205
215	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"I don't know who killed him, I'm not the police. That's your job."		383
216	You	"Did you kill him?"		218
217	You	"Before you said *they* hoisted him up on a tree. Who did you mean by *they*?"	Variable["whirling.garte_logic_hoisted"]	252
218	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"What are you -- crazy? Of course I didn't *kill* him."		270
219	You	"Did you kill him, Garte?"		220
220	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"No, I didn't."		221
221	You	"You can tell me, Garte. You killed him, right?"		222
222	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"I didn't." He turns to the lieutenant: "I don't appreciate this. What is this?"		223
223	You	"Why did you have to kill him?"		224
224	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Do I have to answer him?" He asks the lieutenant. "Is this mandatory?"		225
225	Kim Kitsuragi	The lieutenant stands motionless, his expression unreadable.		226
226	You	"Did he hurt you? Is that why? Did you get some kind of sick *kick* out of killing him?"		227
227	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"What are you, an idiot?! I told you I haven't killed anyone!"		228
228	You	"Anyone? Have you killed someone else then?"		229
229	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	He ignores you.		277
230	You	"Did you kill Sylvie?"		231
231	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Fuck you, man."		232
232	Kim Kitsuragi	"That's enough." You can't tell who the remark is aimed at, you or Garte.		242
233	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Oh." He's a bit surprised you caught that. "People are saying it was the Union dockworkers. That it was a lynching."		234
234	You	"Who exactly is saying that?"		235
235	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"The locals. Customers, the people who eat here. A lot of dockworkers eat here. Sylvie told me everyone knows the dockworkers did it."		237
236	You	"Why would the dockworkers lynch this man?"		239
237	Kim Kitsuragi	"Did the Débardeurs themselves tell her this, or is it a rumour?"		238
238	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"I don't really know. You'll have to ask her."		236
239	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"I would suppose it's because they have nothing better to do."		240
240	Kim Kitsuragi	"You mean the strike?"		241
241	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Yes, the *strike*," he makes little quotation marks with his fingers. "The man they hanged was a security guard for the harbour company, I hear -- a mercenary. The unionistas probably thought they'd send a message."		247
242	Empathy	A very silent wave comes from the lieutenant, like the distant echo of a drum-roll. It's approval.		248 249
243	You	"I have another question."		244
244	Kim Kitsuragi	The lieutenant turns the page in the little notebook he's been scribbling in.		245
245	None			205
246	None			216 217 243
247	None			246
248	You	"Okay. I believe you."		250
249	You	"You have not entirely convinced me."		251
250	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Thank you ever so much."		623
251	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"That's a real pity." He stares angrily at you.		623
252	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager			253 254
253	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		Variable["whirling.garte_murder_questioned"]	282
254	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		(Variable["whirling.garte_murder_questioned"]) == false	233
255	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Haven't you asked me that already? What is it with you and this woman? She has nothing to do with this. "		263 264
256	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager			257 258
257	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		Variable["whirling.garte_asked_about_sylvie_before"]	255
258	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		(Variable["whirling.garte_asked_about_sylvie_before"]) == false	259
259	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"She went away because *none of your business*."		287
260	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Okay, you got me. She went away because of the dead body out back -- and because I asked for her number. That's why Sylvie went away. I hope you appreciate that..."		265
261	You	"Mystery solved!"		295
262	You	"Didn't go well?"		266
263	You	"No, before I asked you *where*. Now I'm asking you *why* she left."		260
264	You	"You're right."		292
265	Kim Kitsuragi	"Thank you," the lieutenant says. He opens his little notebook at the cover. The number is safely tucked away in a small pocket.		261 262
266	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"I asked an employee out. She didn't want to come, but felt obliged to. It was a bad idea. Now what is so god damn fascinating about that for you? It's got nothing to do with the lynching."		296 302 267 294 268
267	You	"Everything has something to do with everything."		303
268	You	"You're right. I probably shouldn't have asked."		301
269	None			205
270	Half Light	Suddenly you tense up, blood is being pushed to your muscles. You should hound him on this, hound him *hard*, the prey drive says.		271
271	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager			272 273
272	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		Variable["whirling.garte_half_light_adrenalinequestioning"]	595
273	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		(Variable["whirling.garte_half_light_adrenalinequestioning"]) == false	274
274	None			618
275	You	"Okay, I'm not gonna hound you on this."		276
276	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Oh, thank you."		618
277	Half Light	More. Press on, push through...		278
278	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager			279 280
279	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		Variable["whirling.garte_half_light_volition_stopped"]	598
280	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		(Variable["whirling.garte_half_light_volition_stopped"]) == false	622
281	None			246
282	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Oh." He's a bit surprised you caught that. "I meant the Union dockworkers. You know, the guys who *everyone* is saying killed him. Which no one is saying about me -- because I didn't."		283
283	You	"Who is this everyone?"		235
284	You	"She pertains to the coming apocalypse."	Variable["whirling.garte_harbinger"] == true	291
285	You	"Am I not a cop? Everything is my business."	Variable["whirling.garte_rhetoric_your_business"]	290
286	You	"Fine."		288
287	Rhetoric	Have they not been telling you you're a cop?		284 285 576 286
288	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Extra fine."		289
289	None			205
290	None			260
291	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Does she? Maybe she does... maybe she *pertains* to the apocalypse." He snorts. "Sylvie is not here because I asked for her number. The dead body out back didn't help either, but it was mostly me. I hope you appreciate that..."		265
292	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Yes, I am."		293
293	None			205
294	You	"I don't know. I just went for it."		303
295	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Is it? Because I thought you were supposed to be investigating the lynching, not my employer conduct."		296 302 267 294 268
296	You	"This stuff gets on my nerves. I am a feminist."	Variable["whirling.garte_feminist"] == false	297
297	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"What?"		298 300 299 567
298	You	"That's right. If there's one thing I know about myself it's that I'm a *total*, raging feminist."		320
299	You	"Do you have a phallus in your ear? I said I'm a feminist."		319
300	You	"You heard me."		320
301	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Forget it."		269
302	You	"I guess I like to be thorough."		303
303	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Good for you. Was there something else? I'd like to get back to what I was doing."		304
304	None			205
305	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Why would I have a problem with you? You're a hero cop."		643
306	None			38 36 41
307	You	"Are you the bartender?"	Variable["whirling.garte_bartender_asked"] == false	624
308	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager			309 310
309	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		Variable["whirling.garte_bartender_later"]	311
310	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		(Variable["whirling.garte_bartender_later"]) == false	175
311	None			205
312	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager			313 314
313	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		Variable["whirling.garte_bartender_later"]	315
314	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		(Variable["whirling.garte_bartender_later"]) == false	82
315	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"I have *three* cafeterias I manage. Three. Get over it."		316
316	None			205
317	Kim Kitsuragi	"Let's go."		322
318	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"I knew it."		317
319	Kim Kitsuragi	"That's good. But there is a timetable for this investigation, dictated to us by the stages of decomposition. And it says we need to move on."		667
320	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Is that so? Mr. Feminist..." He catches the rest before it leaves his mouth, probably thinking it's best not to say anything.		667
321	None			205
322	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager			323 324
323	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		Variable["whirling.garte_feminist"]	325
324	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		(Variable["whirling.garte_feminist"]) == false	326
325	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Not so fast Mr. Feminist." He points to you. "You owe me 130 reál."		333
326	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Not so fast." He points to you. "You owe me 130 reál."		333
327	None			4 328 3
328	You	Slip away unnoticed.	IsHourBetween(7, 21)	338
329	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"No, you don't owe me street cred. You owe me money. You owe this establishment 130 reál." He points to the red ledger on the counter.		349
330	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Wow, you're a genius! Yes, that's right -- money. You owe this establishment 130 reál." He points to the red ledger on the counter.		349
331	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"You owe me *money*, not a skin care product. Money. You owe this establishment 130 reál." He points to the red ledger on the counter.		349
332	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"You can't arrest me, I haven't done anything."		372 366 373
333	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager			334 335
334	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		Variable["whirling.necktie_personified"] and CheckEquipped("neck_tie")	336
335	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		(Variable["whirling.necktie_personified"] and CheckEquipped("neck_tie")) == false	327
336	Inland Empire	No one is saying the multi-patterned necktie you found tied to the ceiling fan can *talk*. No one. It must be merely *imagination*, but...		353
337	Horrific Necktie	Let's bail! Time to push the EJECT button. Sounds like a *responsibility*. You don't like those.		664
338	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager			339 340
339	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		Variable["whirling.garte_vanishment_succeeded"]	591
340	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		(Variable["whirling.garte_vanishment_succeeded"]) == false	342
341	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Real mature, man! Real mature."		347
342	Savoir Faire	One moment you're running like the wind, then you've suddenly turned around and are giving him the finger. Furiously, with both hands. Why?!		343 346 344
343	You	The lady in the wheel-chair is right behind me, isn't she?		607
344	You	"Fuck you, asshole!"		345
345	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"WATCH OUT!!"		679
346	You	Why did I do this? Why did I have use *both* my hands to flip him off? Why both...		345
347	None			95
348	Horrific Necktie	Who does that CLOWN think he is? Arrest him!		360
349	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager			350 351
350	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		Variable["whirling.necktie_personified"] and CheckEquipped("neck_tie")	356
351	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		(Variable["whirling.necktie_personified"] and CheckEquipped("neck_tie")) == false	360
352	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"You know, I get this all the time. Some hobo comes in here, or some backpacking asshole off the boat. The next day when they can't make their fees they get *aggressive*. I just never thought I'd be in this shit with a cop. Please, just give me the money..."		349
353	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager			354 355
354	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		Variable["whirling.garte_necktie_talked"]	337
355	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		(Variable["whirling.garte_necktie_talked"]) == false	327
356	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager			357 358
357	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		Variable["whirling.garte_necktie_talked"]	348
358	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		(Variable["whirling.garte_necktie_talked"]) == false	360
359	Kim Kitsuragi	The lieutenant watches you fiddle with your horrific tie, sweat stains forming under your armpits. He puts his hand on your shoulder.		365
360	None			10 361 362 9 419
361	You	"What do I owe this place for?"		381
362	You	"But what exactly *is* money?"		592
363	Horrific Necktie	Somehow the knot is stuck so you can't get it off. The lieutenant watches you struggle with it, the sweat dripping from your brow. He puts his hand on your shoulder:		365
364	Kim Kitsuragi	The lieutenant looks at you tugging on your garish tie. He puts his hand on your shoulder:		365
365	Kim Kitsuragi	"If you don't have the money, it's okay. None of us are in this for the wages."		416
366	You	Put this man in his place.		367
367	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager			368 369
368	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		Variable["whirling.garte_arrest_authority_success"]	484
369	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		(Variable["whirling.garte_arrest_authority_success"]) == false	370
370	Authority	The words leave your mouth as if walking up the stairs -- everything is going fine until you reach the end and take one step too many:		371
371	You	"I fucking well can, *bitch*!"		378
372	You	"Okay, you're not under arrest."		376
373	You	"I don't know why I said that. I thought it's something a cop would say."		374
374	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"I don't really need you to *say* anything, I just need the money."		375
375	None			360
376	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Tsk..." He rolls his eyes.		377
377	None			360
378	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Oh, so apparently I'm a *bitch* now. Okay, I'll be the 'bitch', and you'll be the broke cop who owes me money, and no one will arrest anyone because that's insane. How's that?"		462
379	Authority	That's cop for: "I haven't offered to pay because I don't have any money either."		380
380	None			360
381	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Let's see." He dramatically turns a page in the ledger. "Three nights at a tariff of 20 reál comes to 60 reál. Then there's the window you *annihilated* -- the hole in the window was the first thing I saw when I came to work, so don't try to tell me you didn't! That will be 40 reál in damages."		382
382	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Another thing you've annihilated is half the bar -- you've run a tab of 30 reál. Actually more, but we'll round it down to 30 for your hard work maintaining the stability and order of Revachol. That's 60 + 40 + 30 = 130 reál. And yes, reál is still money."		393
383	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager			384 385
384	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		Variable["whirling.garthe_sayd_they_killed"]	603
385	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		(Variable["whirling.garthe_sayd_they_killed"]) == false	246
386	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Money is what grown up people use to pay for things. Things like this hostel room or..." He peeks into the ledger: "...or eight bottles of 'Potent Blend' and nine packs of 'Royal Extra'. We use it for everything, really."		426
387	You	(Proceed, but don't show him the coins. They're *yours*.)	MoneyAmount() >= 40	415
388	You	(Proceed and show him the coins you found.) "Is this money?"	MoneyAmount() >= 40	394
389	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"What are you, brain-damaged?"		390 391 392
390	You	"Actually, I might be."		386
391	You	"Since I woke up I have trouble remembering even the most basic concepts of reality."		386
392	You	"No, I'm just getting my bearings."		386
393	None			360
394	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Yes. It is."		395 413
395	You	(Count them and give them to him.) "That's 10 plus 10 plus 20 equals 40. I'm now down to 90, right?"		396
396	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"No, you see..." There's a tinge of sadness in his voice. "That's 40 *cents*. Cents are a form of currency one hundred times smaller than the reál. I'm not even going to take this. Come back when you have 130 reál."		397 398 399
397	You	"One *hundred* times smaller?"		400
398	You	"But that's horrible."		401
399	You	"Okay."		406
400	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Yes."		398 399
401	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"It is." He stands silently looking at the coppers on the counter.		404
402	Conceptualization	Isn't it... evil? The order of magnitude between what is asked of a person -- and what they have?		407
403	You	"Darkness rides." (Pick up the coins.)	Variable["whirling.garte_conceptualization_darkness"]	405
404	Suggestion	For a moment, his antipathy is overcome by compassion for the sheer smallness of the money.		402
405	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"It does, doesn't it."		411
406	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	He stands silently looking at the coppers on the counter.		404
407	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager			408 409
408	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		Variable["whirling.garte_conceptualization_darkness"]	403 410
409	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		(Variable["whirling.garte_conceptualization_darkness"]) == false	611
410	You	Keep it to yourself and pick up the coins.		411
411	Kim Kitsuragi	There's a shuffle of nylon as Lieutenant Kitsuragi looks for something in the pockets of his orange bomber.		570
412	None			360
413	You	Keep the money.		414
414	None			411
415	None			411
416	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager			417 418
417	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		Variable["whirling.garte_esprit_kitsuragi_cash"]	380
418	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		(Variable["whirling.garte_esprit_kitsuragi_cash"]) == false	379
419	You	"What happens now?"	Variable["whirling.garte_hasorhasnt_money_said"]	452
420	You	"Where can I get money?"		422
421	You	"Why do I need it?"		424
422	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Are you serious? From your work, I don't know... you can take bribes, I guess." He looks at the lieutenant. "I'm sorry. I don't think cops take bribes."		423
423	Kim Kitsuragi	"Some do take recompense." The lieutenant is dead serious. "But only to survive."		449
424	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"For survival, to pay *me*. Unless you want to become a *hobo*? Do you want to become a hobo? There's nowhere else to stay in Martinaise and it's a cold spring outside. Money doesn't make you happy but it lets you be *un*happy for a while longer."		425
425	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"If you run out of money, you die. It's like that for all of us -- me too. That's why I need you to pay me." He stops and says, mostly to himself: "I'm not an asshole."		450
426	None			420 421 447 388 387 617
427	Ancient Reptilian Brain	Back so soon?		428 429 430
428	You	I had an accident.		434
429	You	So worth it.		438
430	You	This did not need to happen. I gave no such commands to my body.		431
431	Ancient Reptilian Brain	Those are the mysteries of the Spinal Cord. The Spinal Cord has yet to reveal itself to you -- its mysteries are unholy mysteries.		439 432
432	You	I don't know... that just comes off as a lazy effort at re-conceptualizing the antics of a shambling drunk.		433
433	Ancient Reptilian Brain	If it comes off like that, it's because it *is*. And you *are*.		435
434	Ancient Reptilian Brain	It was no accident. Those were *disco moves* from your Spinal Cord. The Spinal Cord has yet to reveal itself to you -- its mysteries are unholy mysteries.		439 432
435	None			671
436	Limbic System	How's it going out there? Are the tiny apes screaming about money yet?		444 445 446
437	Ancient Reptilian Brain	I was wrong to let you go. I should have kept you here... is it bright where you are? Is it TERRIFYING? Have you felt THE LOVE?!		441 442 443
438	Ancient Reptilian Brain	Admit it, you just missed the quarter-light. The darkness on the edge of town.		435
439	You	Wow, there's more of you? Hidden? I'm so cool.		440
440	Ancient Reptilian Brain	You are *way* cool, cooler than the bottom of the sea. Too cool for this world.		435
441	You	"I sure as hell haven't felt no love!"		524
442	You	"It's okay. It's going fine."		520
443	You	"What do you mean?"		525
444	You	"It's not going very well."		519
445	You	"I'm doing fine."		520
446	You	"I think the tiny apes have started screaming, yes."		521
447	You	"But what if I don't have any?" (Proceed.)	MoneyAmount() == 0	448
448	None			411
449	None			426
450	None			426
451	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"What are you, a philosopher?"		390 391 392
452	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	He turns to the lieutenant. "I'm sorry, but he has to pay, I can't let him stay here any longer if he doesn't. If he doesn't have the money by tonight, then..." He shrugs.		537
453	You	"I don't have a home."		459
454	You	"I don't remember where my home is."		459
455	You	"Isn't there somewhere else I can stay around here?"		456
456	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"You mean somewhere else to run up a huge debt? I don't think so. The Union squeezed most places out of business to fund the strike. You're better off home."		453 454 458 457
457	You	"I'll see what I can do."		461
458	You	"Fuck this place. I'll take my chances on the streets."		460
459	Kim Kitsuragi	"Officer..." A pattern of creases appears on his forehead. "You really need to take this up with your station, I have a shortwave radio in my car. Call them, ask for assistance. We have to get this investigation started now."		482
460	Kim Kitsuragi	"No, don't, there's no need..." A pattern of creases appears on his forehead. "You really need to take this up with your station, I have a shortwave radio in my car. Call them, ask for assistance. We have to get this investigation started now."		482
461	Kim Kitsuragi	"I'm sorry I couldn't help more." Creases line his forehead, above the spectacles. "You should take this up with your station, I have a shortwave radio in my car, okay? We have to get this investigation started now."		482
462	Kim Kitsuragi	"Sir, leash in your tongue." The lieutenant's voice is controlled, yet threatening. Like it's coming from a different person.		464
463	Authority	The words nail the Cafeteria Manager to his place. Unmoving he stares down at the counter with his cheeks reddish.		468
464	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager			465 466
465	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		Variable["whirling.garte_alt_cafeteriamanager"]	463
466	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		(Variable["whirling.garte_alt_cafeteriamanager"]) == false	467
467	Authority	The words nail the man to his place. Unmoving, he stares down at the counter with his cheeks reddish.		468
468	Kim Kitsuragi	"Officer," he turns to you. "You need to contact your station. Ask your people for assistance with the money you owe this place. There is a shortwave radio in my car, when you get the time, use it. We need to get this investigation started now."		469
469	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"I'm sorry, but I can't let him stay here if he doesn't pay... He's three days on the slip. If he doesn't have the money by tonight, he'll have to work this from home."		470 476 474 477 473
470	You	"Isn't there somewhere else I can stay around here?"		471
471	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"You can look, but... the Union squeezed most people out of business to fund the strike. So, I don't know... your best shot is just going home."		476 474 477 473
472	Kim Kitsuragi	"Okay..." The lieutenant lets out a heavy sigh. "Let's go. Goodbye, sir."		478
473	You	"I'll see what I can do."		480
474	You	"I don't remember where my home is."		472
475	Kim Kitsuragi	"No, there's no need..." The lieutenant is silent for a moment. "Let's go. Goodbye, sir."		479
476	You	"I don't have a home."		472
477	You	"Fuck this place. I'll take my chances on the streets."		475
478	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Good luck."
479	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	The man stands silently behind the counter, with his eyes fixed on the broken taxidermy, then on the ledger. He does not know what to say anymore.
480	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	The man starts to say something, but then thinks better of it. "Good luck."
481	None			95
482	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	The man wants to say something, then thinks better of it. "Good luck."
483	None			95
484	Authority	From the bottom of your blue soul, a term emerges:		485 508 509
485	You	"'Refusal to aid an officer of the peace.' You are impeding me from carrying out a murder investigation with your inane requests for money."		486
486	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"But it's not inane, I just... you owe me money."		487
487	Kim Kitsuragi	"It is crude of you. A man has been killed. File a request for compensation with Station 41. We need to work now."		488
488	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Okay, you'll only have to pay for the window. And the drinks. That's 70. I'll get the rest from your stupid station."		495
489	You	"I have no memory of drinking them. I'm not paying for the drinks."	Variable["whirling.garte_debt_drinks_down"] == false	494
490	You	"I won't pay for the window."	Variable["whirling.garte_flipoff_window_talk"] == false	493
491	You	"Cool." [Leave.]		496
492	You	"Goodbye and thank you for your cooperation." [Leave.]		503
493	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Fine, I'll take it off the bill! You want to sleep in a post-apocalyptic shit-hole, go ahead! But I'm not giving you another room."		501
494	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"The ledger does! The ledger has a memory!" He points to the book. "The drinks are non-negotiable, there's no way your station will pay for them."		501
495	None			489 490 491 492
496	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager			497 498
497	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		Variable["whirling.garte_debt_window_and_room_down"]	499
498	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		(Variable["whirling.garte_debt_window_and_room_down"]) == false	500
499	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"No, not *cool*. You still owe me 30 for the drinks. If you don't have it by tonight I'm not letting you back up there..." He points upstairs.		584
500	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"You still owe me 70. If you don't have it by tonight I'm not letting you back up there," he points upstairs.		584
501	None			495
502	None			28
503	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager			504 505
504	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		Variable["whirling.garte_debt_window_and_room_down"]	507
505	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		(Variable["whirling.garte_debt_window_and_room_down"]) == false	506
506	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Don't thank me. You still owe me 70. If you don't have it by tonight I'm not letting you back up there," he points upstairs.		584
507	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Don't thank me. You still owe me 30 for the drinks! If you don't have it by tonight I'm not letting you back up there..." He points upstairs.		584
508	You	"I wonder what Sylvie has to say about that?"	Variable["whirling.garte_employer_conduct"] == true	512
509	You	"You have admitted to *sexual* crimes. You will be taken to *sex* prison."	Variable["tc.radical_feminist_equipped"] == true	510
510	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	He laughs. "What in the name of God..."		511
511	You	"Sounds like you think *sex* is more than a social construct. Tell me, do you think women are mentally inferior to men?"		515
512	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Are you trying to frighten me now?" He turns to the lieutenant: "What is this?"		518 513
513	You	"You tell me what this is? Did you *rape* her?"		514
514	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Fine, fuck this. I'll do it myself, I'll call your station... what was it, 41? I'll ask them to pay for the room. The drinks and the window you still have to pay for. That's 70. Are we done, officers?"		495
515	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Okay, okay..." He settles down. "I know what is going on -- and okay. I'll call your station... what did you say it was?"		516
516	Kim Kitsuragi	"Forty one," the lieutenant steps in.		517
517	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"I'll call them for recompensation for the room. But you still owe me 70 for the drinks and the window. And I do *not* think women are mentally inferior to men."		495
518	You	"This is me threatening you with excruciating legal procedures, because you're impeding my investigation."		514
519	Lena, the Cryptozoologist's wife	"It doesn't look like it is, sweetie. Are you okay?" An old woman appears out of the blackness.		528
520	Lena, the Cryptozoologist's wife	"It doesn't look so, sweetie. Are you okay?" An old woman appears out of the blackness.		528
521	Lena, the Cryptozoologist's wife	"Did one of these "tiny apes" have a pale green face?" An old woman appears out of the blackness.		522 527 526
522	You	"Yes!"		523
523	Lena, the Cryptozoologist's wife	"It's a joke, sweetie. I didn't actually think you saw the Kind Green Ape of South Safre in a hostel in Martinaise. That would be ridiculous. Are you okay?"		531
524	Lena, the Cryptozoologist's wife	"That is too bad." An old woman appears out of the blackness. "We all need a little love. Are you okay?"		529
525	Lena, the Cryptozoologist's wife	"What do you mean what do I mean?" An old woman appears out of the blackness. "Are you okay?"		529
526	You	"No, I don't think so."		523
527	You	"What?"		523
528	None			531
529	None			531
530	Pain Threshold	With your back against the cold mosaic floor you feel the pain recede. You just need to get up and dust yourself off...		609
531	Savoir Faire	No. You have sustained a trauma to your lower neck. In addition, you have strained your left trapezius muscle. Pain surges down your back when you move.		532 533 534
532	You	"No, are *you* okay?"		535
533	You	"Ouch."		613
534	You	"I'm not very okay."		613
535	Lena, the Cryptozoologist's wife	"The chair took the brunt of it. Don't worry."		614
536	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Sir, I didn't mean for this to happen. I'm sorry, this has always been a cop-friendly place..." The man seems shaken by the incident.		608
537	Kim Kitsuragi	"Officer, maybe you're better off working this from home for now? You live in Jamrock, right? It's not that far away."		455 453 454 458 457
538	None			545 546 547
539	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Not *entirely* cool. You still owe me 60 reál for three nights stay. If you don't have it by tonight, I can't let you back up there..." He points upstairs, toward your room.		554
540	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Not *entirely* cool. You still owe me 100 reál. If you don't have it by tonight, I can't let you back up there..." He points upstairs, toward your room.		554
541	None			538
542	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager			543 544
543	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		Variable["whirling.garte_debt_window_and_drinks_down"]	539
544	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		(Variable["whirling.garte_debt_window_and_drinks_down"]) == false	540
545	You	"I won't pay for that window... ouch." (Grab your side.)	Variable["whirling.garte_pain_tolerated"]	548
546	You	"Cool."		542
547	You	"Thank you for your cooperation."		551
548	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Okay, fine. I'll take it off your bill! Sleep in a post-apocalyptic hell-hole if you want to. Just know I won't give you another room."		541
549	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Don't thank me yet. You still owe me 100 reál. If you don't have it by tonight, I just can't let you up there..." He points upstairs, toward your room.		554
550	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Don't thank me yet. You still owe me 60 reál for three nights stay. If you don't have it by tonight, I just can't let you up there..." He points upstairs, toward your room.		554
551	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager			552 553
552	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		Variable["whirling.garte_debt_window_and_drinks_down"]	550
553	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		(Variable["whirling.garte_debt_window_and_drinks_down"]) == false	549
554	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"And for god's sake watch out for yourself."
555	None			209
556	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager			557 558
557	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		Variable["whirling.garte_noquestions"]	559
558	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		(Variable["whirling.garte_noquestions"]) == false	210
559	Kim Kitsuragi	"And how do we get there?"		560
560	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"See that door there?" He points west, toward the pinball table. "Go out and turn right. There's a..." He pauses and sighs. "There's a big hole in the fence. No need for a key, just go through that hole and you'll be in the courtyard."		561
561	Empathy	Are you supposed to feel guilty about the hole? His sigh tells you: yes.		562
562	None			317
563	None			203 565 194
564	None			186 184 185
565	You	"Who, me?"		187
566	None			116 57 22
567	You	"I'm not a feminist, I just wanted to see the look on your face."		568
568	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"What are you, a chauvinist then? Hah!"		569
569	Rhetoric	He smiles until he realizes his comeback wasn't very good. Then he frowns again.		321
570	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager			571 572
571	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		Variable["whirling.garte_esprit_kitsuragi_cash"]	574
572	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		(Variable["whirling.garte_esprit_kitsuragi_cash"]) == false	573
573	Esprit de Corps	That's cop for: "I haven't offered to pay because I don't have any money either."		574
574	None			360
575	Composure	He's very animated all of a sudden. This seems like a touchy subject.		78 79 588 80
576	You	"This is the second time you've avoided the subject."	Variable["whirling.garte_intro_sylvie_asked"]	577
577	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Oh my god! What is your *obsession* with this Sylvie person? Get over it!"		578
578	Empathy	Maybe it's he who's obsessed with "this Sylvie person"? Certainly sounds like it.		289
579	You	"What is gold and orange like a forest fire, but smells like liquor?"	Variable["whirling.kim_intro_tequila_one"]	580
580	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Are you kidding me?"		581 582
581	You	"No, man. Help me out: what is golden-orange and smells like liquor?"		583
582	You	Kim is about to say something. Let him.		158
583	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"It's you, it's obviously you. *You* smell like liquor. And you're orange."		599
584	Kim Kitsuragi	"That's enough now, sir. Good day."
585	You	"Can I have a drink?"	Variable["TASK.get_a_drink"] == true	586
586	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"No," he leans in for emphasis, "you cannot."		587
587	Kim Kitsuragi	"Officer... I was thinking more along the lines of your name."		120 121 579 141 122 123
588	You	"But you can still pour me a drink, right?"	Variable["TASK.get_a_drink"] == true	589
589	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"I could if I were a bartender. But I'm not, I'm the cafeteria manager. So I won't."		590
590	Suggestion	There may be some way to get a drink out of him (even for you) but this is not it.		78 80
591	Savoir Faire	As you blow this joint -- behind you a whiny voice shouts:		341
592	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager			593 594
593	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		Variable["whirling.garte_tc_real"]	451
594	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		(Variable["whirling.garte_tc_real"]) == false	389
595	None			219 275
596	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Isn't it a bit too late for that?"		622
597	You	"Okay, I'm not gonna hound you on this."		596
598	None			230 597
599	Conceptualization	See -- everyone agrees it's your colour scheme. We're on the right track with this name thing.		600
600	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	He turns to the lieutenant. "Is this what you get when you call the police now? We've been waiting for a week here!"		160
601	Rhetoric	Ask him about the body's location *before* asking if he killed him. People give up information in the more innocuous questions, which you can later use in the more sinister ones, not vice versa.		205
602	Drama	He thinks you're stupid, sire.		601
603	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager			604 605
604	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		Variable["whirling.garte_rhetoric_sequencing_trick"]	657
605	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		(Variable["whirling.garte_rhetoric_sequencing_trick"]) == false	606
606	Reaction Speed	He doesn't know? He just said "they" hoisted him up on a tree -- who is this they?		246
607	Savoir Faire	That's true, yes. And it's worrying. But let's not *fixate* on it. Look at that stupid bartender instead -- he has no idea what's going on! You and your fuck-you-fingers floating in the air. Barkeep's got his mouth agape like an idiot. You showed him.		346 344
608	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"The drinks are on the house, okay? There were *a lot* of drinks on the tab. I still have to charge you for three nights and the broken window, though -- that's 100 square."		530
609	Rhetoric	He's shaken. Barter now and he'll cave in.		538
610	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"You're right. It's not."		52
611	You	Pick up the coins.		612
612	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	He demonstratively suppresses a world-weary sigh.		412
613	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Ma'am, are you alright?"		616
614	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Are you sure, ma'am?"		615
615	Lena, the Cryptozoologist's wife	"Yes, yes -- check on him!"		536
616	Lena, the Cryptozoologist's wife	"Oh, I'm fine. He just tripped over my chair -- check on him!" She looks at you with concern.		536
617	You	"I don't think I have *any* money." (Proceed.)	MoneyAmount() < 40	415
618	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager			619 620
619	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		Variable["whirling.garte_logic_hoisted"]	281
620	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		(Variable["whirling.garte_logic_hoisted"]) == false	621
621	None			205
622	None			618
623	None			618
624	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"No, I'm not the *bartender*. I'm the cafeteria manager."		629
625	You	"What's the difference?"		628
626	You	"You look like a bartender."		627
627	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"That period of my life is over. Not everyone who stands behind a counter is a bartender, okay? I'm the cafeteria manager."		625 636
628	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"I have *three* cafeterias I manage. Three. Get over it."		635
629	Empathy	He's very animated all of a sudden. This is clearly a touchy subject for him.		625 626 631 636
630	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"I hope it is."		634
631	You	"But you can still pour me a drink, right?"	Variable["TASK.get_a_drink"] == true	632
632	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"I could if I were a bartender. But I'm not, I'm the cafeteria manager. So I won't."		633
633	Suggestion	There may be some way to get a drink out of him (even for you) but this is not it.		625 636
634	None			205
635	None			205
636	You	"Understood."		630
637	You	"So not only am I a cop, but I'm also a hero?"		639
638	Authority	He has no respect for you personally, but this man sees himself as a law-abiding citizen -- and you a representative of that law.		648
639	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Yes, you are!" He looks at you with mock admiration. "A real decorated hero."		640
640	You	"What did I do?"		646
641	You	"You're being sarcastic."		645
642	You	"I do not appreciate your tone. This is no way to talk to an officer."		653
643	None			637 641
644	You	"What have I been doing all that time? Have you seen me around?"		652
645	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Am I? Or did you ride in, take the body down, solve the murder, and *not* trash my hostel room?"		647 649 642
646	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"What did you *not* do? First you took the body down, then you solved the murder, then you *didn't* trash my hostel room. Maybe you even negotiated the strike?"		647 649 642
647	You	"I'm guessing I didn't do any of those things?"		656
648	None			205
649	You	"Oh my god, I did all those things?"		651
650	You	"What have I been doing then? Have you seen me around?"		652
651	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"No -- you see -- actually you didn't. You haven't done anything even remotely useful since you got here."		650
652	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"No, I haven't *seen you around*. I just got here, remember?" He looks at you, then at the lieutenant. "Was there anything else?"		654
653	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"Oh, it's not?!" He raises his shoulders like he's about to say something more, but then gets a hold of himself.		655
654	None			205
655	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"You're right. It's not."		638
656	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"You're right, you didn't. And it's only taken you *three days* not to."		644
657	Rhetoric	This is it! He said *they* hoisted him up on a tree -- who is this *they* if he doesn't know?		246
658	You	"Do you have a fridge?"	IsTaskActive("TASK.fridge_victims_body")--[[ Variable[ ]]	659
659	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager	"What?!"		660
660	Kim Kitsuragi	"Khm..." The lieutenant coughs in your direction. "Not now."		661
661	Suggestion	Now is not a good time to ask him about the corpse-fridge.		662
662	None			205
663	Reaction Speed	This sounds like something you can *use* -- to call this Sylvie later...		167
664	Volition	No, don't listen to him. It's madness -- just *talk*.		327
665	None			28
666	Empathy	There's something there and it's not good. That's all you know for now.		665
667	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager			668 669
668	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		IsTHCPresent("shit_together")	321
669	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		(IsTHCPresent("shit_together")) == false	680
670	Tutorial Agent	You've gained a Thought! When this dialogue is over, go to your THOUGHT CABINET and INTERNALIZE it for special bonuses and effects.		321
671	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager			672 673
672	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		Variable["whirling.dreamone_apes"]	436
673	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		(Variable["whirling.dreamone_apes"]) == false	437
674	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager			675 676
675	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		Variable["whirling.garte_tc_real"]	12
676	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		(Variable["whirling.garte_tc_real"]) == false	677
677	Conceptualization	Reál? Must be cosmetics. Probably a body milk.		12
678	Empathy	Everything is cool between you and this guy. He's a big fan. Make some small talk.		28
679	Savoir Faire	Everything goes dark.		427
680	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager			681 682
681	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		Variable["tc.turn_off_tutorial_node"]	321
682	Garte, the Cafeteria Manager		(Variable["tc.turn_off_tutorial_node"]) == false	670