EICHHORST

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You will cross the bridge back into—
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Manhattan before daybreak.
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You will be let through.
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 This could be a problem.
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The CDC has closed the airport. They have still not released the survivors. If they continue to treat this as an epidemic, it will delay our timetable.

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You will accomplish this how?
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Soon.
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You will see him soon.
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To see an old friend.
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You’ve grown old, A230385.
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Surprised to see me?
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Your heartbeat is irregular. I can hear it, Jew, clear as a bell.
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What do you think?
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Watching you through me. The great game is over, Jew.
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Amazing. Despite all evidence to the contrary, you cling to the delusion that you will prevail. Don’t tell me you still believe in that God of yours. So, where is He? Why has He done nothing? Face the truth, he’s nothing but a figment of your imagination.
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Your arrest report says you were apprehended with an antique sword. Is it Sardu’s?
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That is amusing. And her heart. Do you still have that as well?
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Oh, you are such a sentimentalist. You might like to know this. She struggled at the very end, but she never cried out. I thought that strange. Not even a whimper. Only a single word, “Abraham.” But you were not there to help her. Do you feel great regret?
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You will not avenge anyone. You’re not a hero or a savior. You’re just a number. I took your name and gave you that number. That’s all you are.
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It’s good for you that you are in here. It is the only place you can feel safe. Safer than the streets will be very soon. You might survive a little longer. I want you to watch it unfold, unable to do anything to stop it. And when you die, it will be the Master’s eyes you see last.
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Until next time, A230385.
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The sun has fallen.
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You are very fortunate, Mr. Palmer. He has chosen you to bear witness to his glory.