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"You can always carry music with you."

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"You should move, CASCADE."

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"You should probably find your colleague."

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"You still can't go back there. Please just leave it alone."

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"You. Again." The tapping begins.

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"You're all just jealous that I found out where she lives.

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"You're back." She eyes you warily.

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"You've come back."

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"Young people. No respect for anything. Least of all themselves..."

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"Yyyes?" Again the heavy, authoritative Azzurri voice comes through.

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"Yyyes?" Again the heavy, authoritative Azzurri voice comes through.

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[equipment orb -- to delete]

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[Reward Orb]

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[Signposting/Exploration Orb]

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[Texture/Worldbuilding Orb]

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2 sol a bottle?!

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A barrier of sound between them and the world.

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A barrier to keep rats out of the tent.

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A beer bottle, gutted and discarded.

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A blurry photo of protestors hurling bricks. The headline: 'NESTOR MUST GO.'

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A bottle sits in wet surrender among the grime. The label, damp but still holding strong, reads 'Wiśnia Schnapps On-Tour'.

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A bottle, left intentionally. A past visitor, nodding at a future one.

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A box left like an offering at a shrine.

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A broken birdcage -- as if crushed or thrown from the window above.

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A broken connection.

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A cartoon dinosaur announcing, 'Aya turns five! Come play!' next to a smudged address.

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A cartoon wolf adorns the top of a plastic drinking cup.

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A chair remains from whoever used to live here.

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A child plucks tomatoes from the plant, runs inside to show her mother.

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A circulation mechanism for the smell of stale beer.

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A click somewhere inside. The world slows.

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A cluster of torn blister packs for a gore-slick card game.

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A collection of sensible shoes.

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A cosmonaut suit, a relic of Project AUTONOMÍA. Its shoulder patch reads, 'The Stars Are Ours, 77'.

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A crate of jars.

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A death pit for ancient print machines, blackened by mould.

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A deep groove in the couch cushion nearest to the phone.

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A delivery of high grip tyres to more adventurous vehicles.

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A dented tipping bucket, tallying fleeting acts of gratitude.

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A discarded junction, meant for fluid lines.

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A discarded newspaper... trash, or a sign?

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A dour view of pipes, steam leaking from their edges.

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A drunk curses as the tram sways, making him piss on his own shoe.

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A DRY AQUEDUCT. ON STRIKE AGAINST THE SO-CALLED HEROES.

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A dry watering hole. Small packs gathered here to sip and trade grunts.

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A faint draft whistles through the hatch. There's another room under this one.

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A familiar flash of red catches your eye.

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A fancy callbox.

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A fax machine, on but quiet -- listening for messages from its gäng.

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A film of water, grease and rust gives the machine a scaled quality -- like a creature risen and tamed.

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