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I would like to apologize- [He stops, because he sounds sarcastic. It's like a natural reflex. He continues on more normally.] I would sincerely like to apologize to Hayley Stark for dosing her with a highly unpleasant fear toxin last July, according to the calendar that the Admiral has inflicted on us. It was unwarranted in her case.

[Added later: Crane sounds exasperated.] And in the case of anyone else who was affected at the time.

[Added even later: Crane's getting used to it.] Including people who were directly killed as a result of it, otherwise indirectly impacted or generally traumatized by the experience. At the time I clearly needed to work out who was deserving of what.

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We deceived Fischer. I'm not planting ideas in my inmate's mind. Similar ideas, perhaps, but entirely different methods.

Edited 2011-02-20 00:18 (UTC)

I am still not entirely convinced this is not a dream. In which case, this is still planting ideas. A very similar method. Persuasion and convincing another to return to their reality a 'better man'.

You may not be convinced, but I am. The rules are too stringent.

No rule is too stringent.

I imagine you'll find that different here, where there's no regulated form of currency. Half the people here haven't even heard of pounds.

The pound is embarrassingly weak these days anyway. As is most things to do with Britain.

Is that a challenge, Mr. Saito?

That depends entirely upon what sort of challenge.

What would you recommend, to prove strength of character?

Patience.

Not much fun in that.

Then what would you suggest?

A drinking contest, unless you have a better idea.

You are challenging a Japanese businessman to a drinking contest, Mr. Eames. [Lol, your funeral.]

To prove us gents can hold our spirits. [He doesn't need to win, just get you too drunk and slip a poker chip in your wallet in place of your money or something.

Would it not be unprofessional for us to do so?

My inmate can keep for an evening; I'll have Arthur keep an eye on him if needed. Can yours?

It's no less professional than any of the others here.

I'm sure mine could stay out of trouble for one night. I have homework for him at any rate.

This is not just a ruse to get me inebriated, I hope?

Glad to hear it.

And if it is a ruse? [A pause.] What benefit could I have to getting you wasted?

Amusement?

Wouldn't that be mutually beneficial?

Mm. I shall just be sure to win.

We'll see about that.

Ready yourself, Mr. Eames.

No need. You take all the time you desire.

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[private] Oh hey Jack? Sorry for spamming your inbox.

[private] oh yeah, lmfao sorry xD

[private] ..I'm not ACTUALLY sorry. It just seemed polite to say. <3

[private] betch <3

[private] I LOVE YOU, JACK.

[private] We all do.

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