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Niko Bellic | Network 002
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I would like to say that I do not intend to eat my hound. He is a good dog. He protects me.
Those are not all the words I said.
I won't eat my beast either. She keeps creepers away. I also wouldn't eat her if she didn't keep creepers away.
[Niko's explanations at their finest.]
I would like to say that I do not intend to eat my hound. He is a good dog. He protects me.
Those are not all the words I said.
I won't eat my beast either. She keeps creepers away. I also wouldn't eat her if she didn't keep creepers away.
[Niko's explanations at their finest.]
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And... [she pauses, trying to work out how to explain] I'm from one small town, you know? My whole life, I've been around the same places and people. I'm not used to...being new. Having to get to know everybody and everywhere. I think it...feels bigger than it is. I can't even imagine what it was like for you, moving from a village to a big city.
[she wonders what it'll be like for her, if the stars do align and she ever finds her way back to Chester's Mill after the missile. she'd have to get used to living somewhere new then, too. but hopefully she'd at least be doing that with Rusty]
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Still, I do miss home. The way it was.
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Your village, you mean? [but she wonders if he just means anywhere in the world he left behind]
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[He thinks as they're walking, ignoring a herd of the strange looking steeds that are roaming the landscape.] Yes, my village. It is not the same after the war, but we were pretty peaceful before that. Life wasn't perfect but it was pretty good.
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[she frowns] You left after a war, huh? [but she doesn't really want to think of how a war would change a place, and she has a feeling that's something Niko would rather not remember either] What was it like before that?
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It was peaceful. We were a mixed village, Serbs and Bosniaks. Catholics and Muslims. People do not understand Balkan muslims- they are faithful but casual. This is the way it was for my village. Then the war started and [he makes a dismissive motion.] No more peace.
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[but as he tells her about his village, that smile falls] That sounds like it was nice. [she isn't sure what else to say. that sort of peaceful coexistence is actually hard for her to imagine--Chester's Mill isn't exactly known for its diversity, after all. her own family was enough of an oddity, so much so that her parents left years ago]
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But they were better than home, I guess. I think I was more in the mood to rebuild than to make some new place work. [As if that would fix his baggage.] And your whole life has been spent there?
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Yeah. [she nods] I mean, not just America--I've always lived in Chester's Mill. [until now, of course]
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Just Chester's Mill? Wow. You are going to make me look like I am worldly. [He's genuinely joking- despite his time in the merchant navy, he knows at heart he really is a country bumpkin.]
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Well, you do have two languages and three countries now. [she takes it as the joke he intends. don't worry, Niko--she may not be the same sort of country bumpkin as you are, but she definitely is one, too]
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But here, you don't have to worry about food, about work. Is like what my country wanted to be when it thought of communism. And here, the capitalism doesn't seem to hurt anyone.
[Most of it, anyway.]
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