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Town Hall, Tuesday
"Sir?"
Ron's assistant stood at the door, a stack of papers in hand. She looked faintly exasperated, but resigned. This was a piece of theater they had gone through several times already, and she was sick of it. She wouldn't play ball this time.
"I've got the radio transcriptions for the last week," she said, "And I will not be giving them to you."
"Okay," Ron said.
"They will be on my desk," she continued.
"Fine," Ron replied.
"If you need them."
"I won't."
She turned around, papers in hand, and left. Better to keep them on her desk than deal with the Mayor shredding them and/or attempting to throw all the office computers in the dumpster again.
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Ron's assistant stood at the door, a stack of papers in hand. She looked faintly exasperated, but resigned. This was a piece of theater they had gone through several times already, and she was sick of it. She wouldn't play ball this time.
"I've got the radio transcriptions for the last week," she said, "And I will not be giving them to you."
"Okay," Ron said.
"They will be on my desk," she continued.
"Fine," Ron replied.
"If you need them."
"I won't."
She turned around, papers in hand, and left. Better to keep them on her desk than deal with the Mayor shredding them and/or attempting to throw all the office computers in the dumpster again.
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Still disoriented, she backtracked into town and gratefully headed straight for Town Hall. The Lannisters had ways of knowing things, and would be able to tell her if she should be alarmed or angry.
But the man inside the office wasn't any more familiar than the people she'd passed on the streets had been. And he didn't look much like the type the Lannisters hired.
"Hi," she said hesitantly. "Are you the new IT guy or something?"
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He was sure he'd told his assistant to make sure nobody ever got here.
(He was ignoring the fact that she didn't seem interested in obeying his wishes at this point.)
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"I work here," she answered. "You?"
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He so didn't fit the Lannister image.
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She trailed off there, realizing she was edging up to criticism. "Of course, it's all for the good of the island. Much less messy than the old way."
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She was either a monarchist or a communist. A commu-monarchist?
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"Just one," she said. "Are you out of your freaking mind? Do you want to end up in jail for sedition?'Cause I bet the troopers are headed over here right now. There are video feeds everywhere."
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"Wait, what year is this?" she asked, aware it might sound completely insane.
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... In fact, certain circumstances had made that a not entirely strange question back in Pawnee, either. "It is 2014," he said.
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"It was 2050 when I woke up this morning."
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He got up. "I have to get my rifle."
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Something horrifying occurred to her. "Wait, is this some kind of loyalty test? Because I've more than proven myself, sir."
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Stupid laws.
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Okay, maybe she enjoyed that. A little.
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Wasn't it always?
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