Fantasiestucke VI. Fabel
[The CAT turns on without warning as Brax is trying to open his front door. He is fine, his half-amused smile settled easily. He doesn't show a sign of having lost to any of the questions, and he's holding two coins in one of his hands.]
[Then the hologram pops up, and Braxiatel loses all expression. If there is one word to describe him now, it's cold.]
[It is asking him this: What is inside your head?]
[Very, very quietly, Braxiatel speaks.] I'll take the penalty.
[He steps into the house. There is the mechanical click of joints as his hands close into fists, then open again. He drops his coins and a silver pen on the table, then sinks into a chair.]
[Then the hologram pops up, and Braxiatel loses all expression. If there is one word to describe him now, it's cold.]
[It is asking him this: What is inside your head?]
[Very, very quietly, Braxiatel speaks.] I'll take the penalty.
[He steps into the house. There is the mechanical click of joints as his hands close into fists, then open again. He drops his coins and a silver pen on the table, then sinks into a chair.]
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[of course, of course] Do you know why it's asking all the questions?
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And you're not happy about it?
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I don't like playing when I don't have complete information. If you don't know the strategies or payoffs of the other players, you can't predict what they'll do. Or to take it out of game theory: it's hell trying to outplay someone when you don't know what they want or how they'll go about getting it.
[Some humour, though, is hard to completely get rid of.] I take it you've been having trouble with the doors?
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Grimmjow can understand that.
he makes the typical 'che' sound] Some.
I'm not answering their bullshit if I don't want to.
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