Re: Saturday Sept 2 afternoon
Posted: Mon Dec 07, 2009 4:59 pm
<sorry. Had a busy weekend>
"Well, Dex. I suppose visiting the building can't hurt. It's not unlawful for a citizen to walk past a building, is it?"
After walking a ways, Langdon starts up the conversation again, "I'm sorry about what I said in there. I didn't mean anything against the police. I think the detective and I just have different ways of seeing our duty to the people. But that Dolores woman! Look, I don't take it personally, but I think she's out to get me. Well, not just me. She seems out to 'get' just about anyone she can! Did someone hit her brother with a car or something while everyone stood by to watch? Is there some story of a jilted lover? Her fiance ditch her at the altar? I'd be bitter if any of that happened to me. But boy, it sure feels like she's got a grudge against the world. I'd be surprised if she weren't running over to her newspaper right now to print a story about a crooked cop and politician breaking into some poor man's house."
"Well, Dex. I suppose visiting the building can't hurt. It's not unlawful for a citizen to walk past a building, is it?"
After walking a ways, Langdon starts up the conversation again, "I'm sorry about what I said in there. I didn't mean anything against the police. I think the detective and I just have different ways of seeing our duty to the people. But that Dolores woman! Look, I don't take it personally, but I think she's out to get me. Well, not just me. She seems out to 'get' just about anyone she can! Did someone hit her brother with a car or something while everyone stood by to watch? Is there some story of a jilted lover? Her fiance ditch her at the altar? I'd be bitter if any of that happened to me. But boy, it sure feels like she's got a grudge against the world. I'd be surprised if she weren't running over to her newspaper right now to print a story about a crooked cop and politician breaking into some poor man's house."