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The Analyst
There’s a desk.
There wasn’t one before.
The make of it is rich, dark mahogany, furnished with a green banker’s lamp, a ticking metronome, a fine collection of fountain pens and a wood-mounted plaque. It is silver, polished, embossed with a name: DR. A. J. HILL.
The man sitting at the desk looks to be in his early 60s. He is clean-shaven, well-groomed, his thinning brown hair combed back to a soft sheen. His hands, fingernails clean and vein of ages gently showing, are folded on his desk.
He doesn’t address the Nexus; he addresses you. His expression is curious, prying, but there is a soft smile. That smile doesn’t quite reach those probing eyes, however.
“I would like to test you on something, if you permit.” His voice has a distinctly northern european accent; his words are paced at a hurried, crisp clip. “Would you please pick up the card in front of you and tell me. How does the picture on the other side make you feel?”
Dr. Hill smiles again, waiting. The card sitting on the desk in front of him waits as well.
( Nexus LOL )
There wasn’t one before.
The make of it is rich, dark mahogany, furnished with a green banker’s lamp, a ticking metronome, a fine collection of fountain pens and a wood-mounted plaque. It is silver, polished, embossed with a name: DR. A. J. HILL.
The man sitting at the desk looks to be in his early 60s. He is clean-shaven, well-groomed, his thinning brown hair combed back to a soft sheen. His hands, fingernails clean and vein of ages gently showing, are folded on his desk.
He doesn’t address the Nexus; he addresses you. His expression is curious, prying, but there is a soft smile. That smile doesn’t quite reach those probing eyes, however.
“I would like to test you on something, if you permit.” His voice has a distinctly northern european accent; his words are paced at a hurried, crisp clip. “Would you please pick up the card in front of you and tell me. How does the picture on the other side make you feel?”
Dr. Hill smiles again, waiting. The card sitting on the desk in front of him waits as well.