Codified Likeness Utility 2.0 (
perfectisnteasy) wrote in
paradisa2012-04-24 09:36 pm
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second glitch
[anyone listening to the journal today might pick up a very steady, consistent sound, almost like a metronome:
flip.
flip.
flip.
flip.
at odd intervals, there'll be a soft thud, a scrape, and then the flipping continues. anyone who ventures onto the second floor of the library will find the source of the sound: CLU seated at a table, behind a MASSIVE pile of books. there's a tall glass of some sort of glowing, blue liquid off to one side, but other than that, it's just him and the books.
to the uninitiated, it'll look like he's not even reading. he just turns a page, blinks, and repeats the process ad nauseam. but he's definitely reading, scanning each page and its contents quickly before moving on. occasionally, if a spread is dense with text, or a concept it details is completely foreign to him, he'll pause a moment before turning the page. but for the most part, he just. keeps. going. after he finishes one book in particular, he stops, and scowls down at the journal]
[he's careful to keep his tone light, though, because That Is How You Make Friends And Influence People.] These are the most inefficient systems. I don't see how any of you can cope. Don't you get impatient?
flip.
flip.
flip.
flip.
at odd intervals, there'll be a soft thud, a scrape, and then the flipping continues. anyone who ventures onto the second floor of the library will find the source of the sound: CLU seated at a table, behind a MASSIVE pile of books. there's a tall glass of some sort of glowing, blue liquid off to one side, but other than that, it's just him and the books.
to the uninitiated, it'll look like he's not even reading. he just turns a page, blinks, and repeats the process ad nauseam. but he's definitely reading, scanning each page and its contents quickly before moving on. occasionally, if a spread is dense with text, or a concept it details is completely foreign to him, he'll pause a moment before turning the page. but for the most part, he just. keeps. going. after he finishes one book in particular, he stops, and scowls down at the journal]
[he's careful to keep his tone light, though, because That Is How You Make Friends And Influence People.] These are the most inefficient systems. I don't see how any of you can cope. Don't you get impatient?

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[She chuckles] That's what I'm told.
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Well, then, Maladict. Old friend ... [he says it wryly, because, well, he can't remember her - but there's none of that usual sheen of hidden malice behind the words] ... maybe you can start by helpin' me fill in a few holes.
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Anyway. Give my a hole and I'll try to fill it.
...In a none dirty way.
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[Maladict]
For starters, how'd we meet? What do you know? It's inefficient of me to go around repeating myself.
Clu
I know that you're something to do with computers and you live in one or...something. It gave me a headache whenever you talked about it to be honest.
Maladict, to end
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I just can't figure out where to start. Might need a little help on that front.
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Well, I can help, but let's not start any...you know...horrible murdering. Because I shouldn't be getting involved in that sort of thing. I have to follow certain rules.
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Horrible murdering? I don't know what you're talking about. [there are no ISOs here. wait. wait. are you telling him there are ISOs here?]
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Don't play dumb. We're not playing the perfect race game again.
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