GUEST SERVICES - HUNTER

[cluedin]

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[counterclocked]

I don't think most of us would really mind.

[He nods, though, when she asks.]

Yeah. There's been, like... People have been seeing other versions of themselves, and I think everyone's dealing with their senses not working the way they should.

[cluedin]

I, personally, would mind, sir.

[ damn. ruthless. anyway, she seems to be thinking on it ]

Is everyone who has experienced the first phenomenon you described familiar with mirrors?

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what. she has to ask ]

[counterclocked]

Oh.

[He looks sufficiently Awkward when she says that, before he just. Sighs.]

It's not a mirror. It's like, you'll walk into a room and they'll just be there, doing stuff they shouldn't.

[cluedin]

That does sound unusual. However, I can't say I've noticed any doubles of our guests walking around, sir.

[counterclocked]

I don't think anyone else can see them. I was just wondering if you might have any ideas about why this was happening all of a sudden...?

[Please save them (no).]

[cluedin]

I can't say this is a phenomenon guests have experienced here before, I'm afraid.

[counterclocked]

In that case, don't you think we should, like... Look into it?

[He says 'we' as if he has any idea how to do that...]

[cluedin]

I will look into the possibility of a gas leak, sir.

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[counterclocked]

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Okay, you don't have to take this seriously, but please tell me you aren't just assuming I'm making it up.

[cluedin]

I would never, sir. It is an old house. Mass hallucinations are commonly associated with gas leaks, are they not?

[counterclocked]

Uh... I have no idea, actually.

[Beyond that, though:]

Do gas leaks also cause blindness and remove your sense of taste...?

[cluedin]

[ there's a beat ]

People have lost their sight and you lead with the visions, sir?

[ that's a choice, hunter. ]

[counterclocked]

[He looks appropriately embarrassed by this incredibly valid call out, muttering:]

I-I mean, I said people's senses weren't working the way they should...

[cluedin]

And proceeded to talk about visions.

[ wouldn't that count for messed out senses... ]

[counterclocked]

Okay. Next time people are going blind and also hallucinating I'll lead with the first part. Can we move on?

[cluedin]

Of course.

[ she tilts her head ]

They are going blind and losing their sense of taste. Are there any other symptoms, sir?

[counterclocked]

[He nods.]

Um, I think there are people who can't hear. I can see, but there's something going on with my depth perception, I think.

[cluedin]

I see. So various senses are affected. And it is all at a loss for the guest, I presume?

[counterclocked]

[After a moment:]

...Sorry, what do you mean by that?

[cluedin]

There has been no improvements to senses?

[counterclocked]

Oh. Yeah, nobody’s getting spider senses overnight.

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Do you think that might happen, though? Because that would be awesome.

[cluedin]

Do you believe so, sir? It was my understanding that spider senses are quite peculiar for humans.

[counterclocked]

Why do I get the feeling you’re judging me?

[cluedin]

[ possibly because she is judging everyone at all times ]

I would never dare, sir. You are one of the Master's guests.

[counterclocked]

Okay...

[He has numerous doubts, but.]

Did you need any other details?