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week 2, tuesday night
[After a bit of a distraction, Ris is finally making her way toward the frontmost car of the train. It's later than she would like, by now, so she's not certain if the Conductor will still be in her office...
It's upsetting, she thinks, as she goes to knock on the door, that she's seen this woman twice and she still can't remember anything other than "purple." Hell, she's not even sure it's a woman she's seen. She's picked up the gender by and large from other people...
Ris will try the office first, because while she may be seethingly angry for others' sakes, she is not an animal. If that doesn't work, then it's onto the conductor's quarters, because she is speaking with the purple woman tonight if it kills her.
Either way, her request is the same.]
Conductor? Apologies for interrupting, but I have questions. It should only be a minute.
[And she won't be showing any emotion in front of the eye-searing kidnapper, either, despite how her stomach is twisting. She's played this game for a long time. She can hold a poker face.]
It's upsetting, she thinks, as she goes to knock on the door, that she's seen this woman twice and she still can't remember anything other than "purple." Hell, she's not even sure it's a woman she's seen. She's picked up the gender by and large from other people...
Ris will try the office first, because while she may be seethingly angry for others' sakes, she is not an animal. If that doesn't work, then it's onto the conductor's quarters, because she is speaking with the purple woman tonight if it kills her.
Either way, her request is the same.]
Conductor? Apologies for interrupting, but I have questions. It should only be a minute.
[And she won't be showing any emotion in front of the eye-searing kidnapper, either, despite how her stomach is twisting. She's played this game for a long time. She can hold a poker face.]
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...One more question, actually.
Did you enjoy watching them in pain, earlier?
["Them" being her fellow Strangers, that is.]
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...No. I will not pretend to be a good person, of course. Depending on who you speak to I've not been one for a good time.
But none of you would be who'd I enjoy to see suffer.
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Ris doesn't visibly react, other than to blink, but she does give a small hum of acknowledgement. It seems she got the answer she wanted.]
Then, that is all the questions I had for you. I bid you a pleasant night, then, Conductor.
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[Ris may not remember those lines. But she will find remembering the woman is easier than before.]