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Tracy.
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Tracy, come on in.
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Close the door behind you.
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Have a seat.
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You know why you're here.
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If it's about the posters,
I think it's a travesty.

:51:36
A travesty?. That's interesting ...
because I think you did it.

:51:44
What?
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Are you accusing me?
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We've worked together
for three solid years.

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My own banner was torn down, too.
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Were you in the Looking Glass
office over the weekend?

:52:02
I was. Mr Pecharda let me in.
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With my many responsibilities
I have to come in on the weekend.

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- I left early, around 6:30.
- 6:30?

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How do you know what time
the posters were torn down?

:52:22
I don't,
but they were there when I left.

:52:25
I'm giving you helpful information.
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We should be trying to figure out
who did this.

:52:33
Okay, who do you think did it?
Whom should we interrogate?

:52:39
It could have been any of the
subversive elements at Carver.

:52:44
Like Rick Thieson
and those burn-outs.

:52:48
What about Tammy Metzler?.
She's anti this and anti that.

:52:54
You're a very intelligent girl,
with a lot of admirable qualities.


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