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From: Ed Matuskey <MATUSKEY@***.EDU>
Subject: Re: Last Night
Date: Thu, 28 Apr 1994 23:33:35 -0700
>>>>>[Good grief Colin, the messes you get into. Where did you get
the gun, anyway? I doubt even Seattle lets you into fancy restaurants
with firearms.]<<<<<
--Heather (23:25:44/4-28-55)

>>>>>[Trade secret, laddie.]<<<<<
--Highlander (23:26:44/4-28-55)

>>>>>[Don't give me that you--Oh, wait. Colin, you don't still wear
that bloody coat, do you? The one that clanks when you move? The one
with the dozen pockets? Tell me you've outgrown that, laddie.]<<<<<
--Heather (23:27:56/4-28-55)

>>>>>[I happen to like that coat, thank you very much. Actually, I have
a new one now--well, newer than the one I wore back home. And it does
not clank!]<<<<<
--Highlander (23:30:59/4--28-55)

>>>>>[Do you know how uncomfortable it is trying to put your arm around
someone wearing a coat full of junk? Cerise, SpotOn, you know what
I'm talking about, don't you? Och, you're just a big kid.....

How's Fenris, by the way?]<<<<<
--Heather (23:32:00:4-28-55)

>>>>>[I'm not sure, I haven't been able to see him.

It may seem strange to you, but.....]<<<<<
--Highlander (23:33:45/4-28-55)

*****Private: Not To SpotOn
>>>>>[It's Vanessa I'm more worried about. You didn't see her after we
left the restaurant; it was like she was an entirely different person.
I've seen people enraged before, or grieving, or stricken. SpotOn was.....
almost inyhuman. She made me leave after I drove her someplace, and when
I objected, she just looked at me like I was barely there, and told me
to leave again. She didn't threaten me, I just got the impression that
I should leave, right bloody then, rather than push the issue.

I guess I got to see SpotOn at work. I think I like her better when
she's at her leisure.]<<<<<
--Highlander (23:35:59/4-28-55)

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