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36 lines
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I got outta there as fast as I could. I ran back to my hotel room
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and here I sit, recording these messages. All I can do now is wait
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for the end to come.
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Waiting seems pointless when you already know how the ending goes.
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I've figured it all out now Judy. You were never after the triple
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indemnity insurance money. I should've guessed that. It's so
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rarely paid out. Those clones are damn loyal.
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No, you weren't after the money. You just wanted out. They'll
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arrest me, charge me with murder, and the whole triple indemnity
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clause will be as void as the dead space that envelops this icy
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moon. You'll get a new owner, another rich guy probably. I
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should've seen that sooner, you /had/ money. With people, it
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usually comes down to money, we'll do anything for it. But,
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you're not a person, are you Judy? For what it's worth, to me you
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were more of a woman than any I ever met.
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Were you just bored with Walsh? Do androids get bored? Or is
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there something more going on here that I still don't see? You'll
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just end up with another Walsh, maybe on a different moon of
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Jupiter. Maybe somewhere even farther out. I hope you finally
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make it to Earth. It's a nice place, when you compare it to here
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at least. I probably won't ever see it again.
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Somewhere deep down I still believe you really loved me. That you
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were counting on me to not screw up and get myself caught. You
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would've gotten that triple indemnity payout and we would meet
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again, as strangers, in that same bar. Maybe we would be sipping
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those same drinks with that same ice cooling them, the ice that can
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only be found deep down in the core of Europa.
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--- EOF ---
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