Considering you understood the rest, maybe you will have more luck with this than we did.
[ He unfolds another piece of paper, hesitating before showing her to say, ]
However, if you aren't sure what it is, please look away immediately.
[ The letters on the page are easy enough to read. But the drawing is completely incomprensible—not that she can't see it, but because neither of them can understand it.
Before she can stare at it for long, he folds the page shut again. ]
It's similar to the laptop—the longer we look, the more faint we felt. I still cannot view it for long. It isn't serious, but... if there are side effects we haven't realized yet, I do not want to put you at risk.
[ But it doesn't sound like she has anything new to share about it, so he puts it away, leaning back on his hands against the boardwalk. ]
I will ask them. But I wouldn't have known where to start without speaking to you first—I'm truly grateful for your help.
[She waves off the thanks much like the apology, shaking her head.]
One thing I should probably say... [Mm.] If the television said set A, live - it kind of seems to me like it implies there might be more than one set. You normally don't have to give a letter to a group if there's only one group, right?
Right. It would make sense for there to be a Set B, and so forth.
[ hm. ]
There were no more sets in that room, but if they were meant for surveillance—I wonder if perhaps there are more rooms like that, to view different areas.
[ the camp is much wider than the cabins, after all. ]
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It's fine. Did you see anything else in there?
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Considering you understood the rest, maybe you will have more luck with this than we did.
[ He unfolds another piece of paper, hesitating before showing her to say, ]
However, if you aren't sure what it is, please look away immediately.
[ The letters on the page are easy enough to read. But the drawing is completely incomprensible—not that she can't see it, but because neither of them can understand it.
Before she can stare at it for long, he folds the page shut again. ]
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[That's the first reason that comes to mind for why he would be so hesitant, at least.]
Anyways... Pink is bad, I guess, but we already knew that. [...] Maybe one of the directors might have a better idea.
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It's similar to the laptop—the longer we look, the more faint we felt. I still cannot view it for long. It isn't serious, but... if there are side effects we haven't realized yet, I do not want to put you at risk.
[ But it doesn't sound like she has anything new to share about it, so he puts it away, leaning back on his hands against the boardwalk. ]
I will ask them. But I wouldn't have known where to start without speaking to you first—I'm truly grateful for your help.
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One thing I should probably say... [Mm.] If the television said set A, live - it kind of seems to me like it implies there might be more than one set. You normally don't have to give a letter to a group if there's only one group, right?
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[ hm. ]
There were no more sets in that room, but if they were meant for surveillance—I wonder if perhaps there are more rooms like that, to view different areas.
[ the camp is much wider than the cabins, after all. ]
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[And more people do some break ins.]