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[Well, hell. Is this thing on? It better be, or he's going to look awful funny talking to himself for next minute or two.
Needless to say, Booker is still getting used to his strange, newfangled communication device. The video is a little shaky at first, but it evens out after a moment or two of fumbling. And it's then you can see the man's face -- he looks tired, especially around the eyes, but he seems to be toughing it out. Frustration is etched into his frown, but his tone is relatively even and straight to the point.]
Name's Booker DeWitt, and I'm not gonna waste anyone's time. Got a few questions, in order of importance. I'd be much obliged to anyone willing to answer what they can.
[With that preface out of the way, he presses on:]
Anyone seen a girl named Elizabeth? [Here you can hear a little concern out of him, but he doesn't pause long enough to let it settle.] Blue and white dress, short brown hair. Might be stickin' her nose in other people's business. If you have, let me know.
Secondly -- I don't know how things work around here, if anyone gives a damn about money or trade -- but where does someone find ammunition in a place like this?
[This time there is a notable pause. Thirdly:] Or something to drink?
Needless to say, Booker is still getting used to his strange, newfangled communication device. The video is a little shaky at first, but it evens out after a moment or two of fumbling. And it's then you can see the man's face -- he looks tired, especially around the eyes, but he seems to be toughing it out. Frustration is etched into his frown, but his tone is relatively even and straight to the point.]
Name's Booker DeWitt, and I'm not gonna waste anyone's time. Got a few questions, in order of importance. I'd be much obliged to anyone willing to answer what they can.
[With that preface out of the way, he presses on:]
Anyone seen a girl named Elizabeth? [Here you can hear a little concern out of him, but he doesn't pause long enough to let it settle.] Blue and white dress, short brown hair. Might be stickin' her nose in other people's business. If you have, let me know.
Secondly -- I don't know how things work around here, if anyone gives a damn about money or trade -- but where does someone find ammunition in a place like this?
[This time there is a notable pause. Thirdly:] Or something to drink?

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Of the strong sort.
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Magazines for an M1 Carbine, and Mauser ammunition -- 7.63mm.
[A little... outdated, probably, in comparison to his surroundings.]
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[And a shotgun, but he's keeping what he has of that.]
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Your friend might not be wearing the same dress. I haven't seen her.
As far as something to drink goes, kitchens aren't hard to find, but... something tells me you're looking for a bar.
[That something is Booker's appearance, but as far as telling L anything... it's really more of a suggestion than a statement of fact.]
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He tries to shove that thought out of his head for now.] Thanks anyway.
[As for the bar comment:] Is it that obvious?
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[He says that more as if "it can't be helped" than as a reassurance. DeWitt might wish she hadn't.]
No, not exactly. But you're a man of a certain age--if you had wanted water, you would have asked for water, if you had wanted coffee, you would have asked for coffee. It didn't seem likely that you meant "a drink" in the general sense.
Anything in particular? I'm told that the liquor here can be... different. Different from what someone might expect.
[Then again, DeWitt seems vaguely similar to Joe in some ways. Maybe it's exactly what he would expect. L can't say either way; drinking is rare for him, but no longer completely out of the question.]
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God, it makes his head hurt thinking about it.]
..."Different" can mean a lot of things. Does it taste "different", or is it "different" enough to make me keel over and wish I'd never been born?
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It's the same in the Oxygen Gardens. Some of the crops grown there are similar to what I'm used to, but the exact varieties can be unfamiliar.
[It's all relative, isn't it? Someone from thirty years in his own future might be used to a completely different kind of banana than he is. He decides to hold off on asking more about Elizabeth for now.]
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[And would this innocent-faced kiddo happen to know of any such someone? Perish the thought.]
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But Booker's adaptable. There's only a slight pause before he responds.]
Know anyone, or do I have to go searching on my own?
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You mentioned trade.
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aNd is this heine willing to share?
[Well. That wasn't too bad.]
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I'm new here, i don't have a lot.
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