The
Mr. Nile Experiment
28: Deus Ex Narrator |
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What
now? What happens to me?
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I
won't be writing about you again.
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Your story isi |
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No!
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Don't
leave me! I can be him!
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Just...
just an anagram with...
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With
delusions of grandeur!
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Wake up, Mr. Nile: |
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I...
I'm alive?
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Well.
I suppose that's a
matter open to some debate.
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You...
you saved me?
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I did: |
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Why?
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Because
you surprised
me, Mr. Nile. Repeatedly.
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And
I've just spent 28 days watching your character develop.
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I'm
hardly going to throw all that away in favour of someone marginally
more evil than you were to begin with.
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What
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Now?
Now I'd like
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Oh.
Yes. Yes of course.
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It
went well, don't you
think? The experiment?
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I
mean, there was a bit
more plot than I expected.
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But
I think it went well. |
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