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1/014: The moron is just too clever for his own good. [Dated 3 days after the truce.]
[Here GLaDOS. Have another letter from "Larry." While it doesn't exactly say it was from Larry, the handwriting is the same, and the scribbles are still there. It was slipped under your door, just waiting to be read in a little grey envelope.
As for that lovable moron, you haven't heard of him since the end of the truce. It was almost as if he was avoiding you. There was one time where you caught a glimpse of him in a hallway, but he quickly walked off in the other direction upon spotting you there.]
Enjoyed myself last time we met up. I've come to a conklconclusion.
I have to see you. Meet me outside in the back, love.
[Something a little weird about that?]
As for that lovable moron, you haven't heard of him since the end of the truce. It was almost as if he was avoiding you. There was one time where you caught a glimpse of him in a hallway, but he quickly walked off in the other direction upon spotting you there.]
I have to see you. Meet me outside in the back, love.
[Something a little weird about that?]
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Why had she done that? ]
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[ She doesn't know how to respond. She really doesn't. She never would have done that, back at the beginning. She would have watched him there, taunted him mercilessly until he headed the other way. So why... ]
Just go. [ she eventually managed, not able to meet his eyes. ]
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After a moment, he starts pointing behind him.]
I uh... maybe I should go...
[He's backing away from her... slowly...]
So, wait I can't quiiiiite tell and this is probably not the best question. Not the best timing, no... but uh... are you feeling... mildly peeved, orrrr abso-absolutely rageful? Because... if it's the first one, then... I-i can leave and not worry that-- that... you might kill me back.
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You do know I'm still going to kill you, right. [ she would reply flatly, still not as biting as she wished it was. She was exhausted and she wasn't she could keep up all of this standing business for much longer. ]
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Riiiiiiigght....Oh, this is terrifying. Not exactly the answer I was looking for.
[He is backing up.]
No matter! I have a number of things up these sleeves anyway, love. A MILLION... which is, a large number. I have a lot of things. What do you have? Nothing probably.
[Can you hear it in his voice? There's a different tone. He sounds tired, like he doesn't actually want to be there, threatening her.]
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A million bad ideas? [ she would reply, attempting to force her voice to hit that careless sarcasm she usually employed. It didn't quite work. ] Oh, good. I can't wait to see them all fail.
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[Even though her voice wasn't genuine, she hit a nerve. You've got some kind of upper hand GLaDOS, you can take it!]
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[ Her voice hadn't quite gained its edge, but she was trying desperately to slip completely into her cold personality. Wasn't it the true one? ]
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[You totally didn't break his heart. He makes this really awkward face as he does a double take to wonder if she was at the bar. NO SHE WASN'T.SHE'S TEASING HIM.He gets a little flustered. Oh wow, GLaDOS, you are hitting nerves all day aren't you? When she mentions him being heartbroken, he speaks a little loudly. ]
YOU... ARE BY FAR... THE WORST WOMAN. IN THIS CASTLE.
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And being called the worst woman in the castle? She doesn't know whether to take that in stride or not, anymore. How honest he sounds when he says it doesn't help. So she might look a little hurt... ]
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Oh, really? Am I now? I'm just saying the truth. I don't know how that makes me a horrible person.
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[He stutters, unsure what to say. He's feeling really conflicted right now, and it causes him to just stare at her for a moment, and spazz out for a half second.
So. Many. Bad. Feelings.]
Are you-- are you trying to make me look like an idiot??! I'm not a moron! I'm not! Stop calling me that!
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So what is this? ]
But you are a moron! You were designed to be a moron. You make bad decisions, like a moron. You'll have to prove otherwise.
[ She doesn't know why she's given him a chance to change her mind, either. Not knowing the logical reasons behind her decisions was-- dare she think it?-- frightening. ]
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[He points to himself... he was getting into it when suddenly... that.
Wait a minute...]
Wh-wait what? Did you just say... prove it otherwise?
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Yes, I did. Can you?
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[He sounds insulted you'd ask. But it's not in a hostile sense.]
I mean... I'm great at loads of things love. Tons. 'Specially the things that don't have too many buttons... unless, unless buttons are the only way. Th-then bring on the buttons, I suppose. I'll figure it out. No problem.
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[ She's curious to see what he thinks he's good at, actually. Although she wouldn't admit that.... ]
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Uhh... l-let's see.
Good at talking for one. I'd call myself a... social master, in the sense... master in... social...ology. Oh, and lifting things. Great at that. I can lift all sorts of things. Not too hard. Definitely... uhh... mmm...hmmmmm...
[He's stroking his chin in thought... hoping that she won't make him list more...]
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sighIt seemed that he was more inept than she thought. ]Anything else other than mundane things that everyone does every single day? [
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[Awkward silence... He's quick to add:]
Oh...! Uh, I can follow really REALLY good directions! Good at that. Nothing to it... And dance. I can dance. But you knew that. Not everyone can do that.
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When he mentions the dancing, she lets out a little 'hmm'. ]
I suppose you do have that one thing going for you. You're acceptable at dancing. [ Thinking about dancing made her feel awkward again, though there was that one time they had danced and still exchanged their usual snark... that was nice, and less awkward to think about. ] Although you're hardly an expert.
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[He takes his glasses out his pockets, and begins fiddling with the broken lenses.]
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Hardly. Besides, dancing isn't ...
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Y-You sound like that bloke. The one with the booming voice.
[He paused. Wait. Why did he bring that up. Flood back the bad memories... He stops fiddling with his glasses, pretending to be occupied with them so he didn't have to look at her.]
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