Bye.
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Good day.
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What can you tell me about yourself?
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I'm a Marshall here and the law.
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You're the only one?
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There's no need for anyone else. We live in peace with everyone and there are only 500 people in this colony.
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How long have you been working here?
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Long enough.
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Is it a hard job?
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It can be sometimes. Did you notice the bottles on the shelf?
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Yes. What about them?
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A few years ago alcohol was illegal at the colony.
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What? Like a prohibition?
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Miners would get drunk and, well... Would you like to be drunk in a place with no atmosphere, sweetheart?
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I guess that's why you've put the robot at the exit.
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Exactly. The alcohol was allowed once again, and the memory of the prohibition remains only in my cabinet.
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What can you tell me about the prison?
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It's mostly empty. In fact it's occupied only a few times a year. When I occasionally pick up Onehand Grant and Drunk John.
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They're miners?
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They're legends of this colony. They've been here too long so they're missing a few screws. Fellows like to get drunk and fall asleep on the Square.
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And that doesn't sound very nice considering the tourists. I mean, they're not exactly an attraction.
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That's exactly why I lock them up, sweetheart.
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Back at the hotel I saw a picture of a tourist who's gone missing.
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Well, from time to time some of the tourists don't return to the colony. But they're impossible to track down on the wastelands of Mars.
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How can they get lost, the colony is noticeable from every direction.
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People often overestimate their abilities. They get separated from a group and wander off further than their oxygen supplies allows them to. Mars madness.
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Are you saying that going out to the surface has a drug like effect on people?
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Something like that. Why are you so curious?
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OK. Thanks for the information.
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Hm... Sure thing, sweetheart.
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And will you PLEASE stop calling me sweetheart!
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Sure thing, sweetheart.
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