Detectives do all kinds of stuff like investigate crime scenes and interrogate people and sometimes they shoot people and go on rescue missions! They work with the police a lot but sometimes they work on their own. I think detective mysteries are different than normal mysteries though because there's always an answer.
I don't mind them, but I really like unsolved mysteries, too. Like the paranormal and unexplained phenomenons and stuff.
[with his nails nice and buffed they will pick up a bottle of polish and also some masking tape.]
Exactly! I think it's interesting to try to explain the unexplained. My friends and I used to go exploring trying to find the creepy and unusual, like UFOs and stuff. But I can respect people who do investigations and solve other mysteries, too.
An unidentified flying object! [the tape is used to block off part of his nail at the top so they can paint the bottom part. tape tape tape.] Like a space ship for aliens.
Yes. They're just up there. [ please take that to mean no one's devoted time to space travel because they haven't and i don't want to think up fantasy era understanding space reasons. ]
Well sure, but they're up in space! It's a whole galaxy where the stars and planets are, millions of miles away from where we are. Sometimes you can't even see stuff out there without a really powerful telescope, but some people train to be astronauts and fly up there in rockets.
...hmmm. Maybe we should've put on a sci-fi movie instead. But don't worry about it! Think of aliens like...monsters from another world, but they're not totally bad all the time.
I don't mind sticking to the stuff you know. [there is now silver polish on yuri's nails of his right hand.] And mysteries keep people busy for a long time anyway.
Maybe. For the moment. [ he looks pleased by the silver! ] That's the joy of them though, isn't it? Putting the pieces together to make the bigger picture.
Wait for this to dry and then we'll add the other colors, okay? [but they're already grabbing for a lovely shade of purple to shake the bottle while they talk.]
But I think so, yeah! Some of the mysteries I've helped solve were pretty hard, but the agent on the case knew what to do.
Does it take a long time to dry? [ i mean. this is basically one of the best things he's ever seen but the drying part could be a little bit of a down side. ]
It's pretty bad if you get the clumpy kind. But I have a topcoat, too, that we can use when the whole thing's done and dry.
[painting, painting.] Something like that! I guess I was also sort of involved. [don't say that so casually, lust.] They were solving some murder mysteries.
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Detective?
[ ... ] A mystery wouldn't be so bad. Is the other one more to do with solving mysteries?
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I don't mind them, but I really like unsolved mysteries, too. Like the paranormal and unexplained phenomenons and stuff.
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[ he's still watching the nail art, but he does look up and give them a small smile - a little conspiratory quirk of the lips. ]
I think I would too. Although I do like my answers, sometimes the more difficult something is to solve the more interesting it is.
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Exactly! I think it's interesting to try to explain the unexplained. My friends and I used to go exploring trying to find the creepy and unusual, like UFOs and stuff. But I can respect people who do investigations and solve other mysteries, too.
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... Bear with me a second here. A UFO--?
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Space?
[ hoo boy ]
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[ haha abyss humour ]
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And what about the moon? Stars?
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Yes. They're just up there. [ please take that to mean no one's devoted time to space travel because they haven't and i don't want to think up fantasy era understanding space reasons. ]
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I'm... sorry. Galaxy? Planets?
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That... might've been a bit on the overwhelming side. Mysteries I do understand.
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But I think so, yeah! Some of the mysteries I've helped solve were pretty hard, but the agent on the case knew what to do.
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-- You solve mysteries as a job?
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[that said, they shake their head.] No, not me. But I used to know people who do. Sometimes they'd let me come along to their crime scenes.
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[ he tilts his head. ] So you were a mystery fan tag-along? [ .. cute... ] What sort of crimes did your friends solve?
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[painting, painting.] Something like that! I guess I was also sort of involved. [don't say that so casually, lust.] They were solving some murder mysteries.
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[ watching watching ] ... In the cases themselves or the solving of them? [ hello? ]
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