[Hilariously, Nic is the first one to ask him this since their arrival... So he looks a little caught off guard before he laughs.]
It's a long story, so I will spare you most of the details. But if you really want to know... [He trails off, tapping his chin as he thinks.] It was around two, maybe three years ago. There was a string of bizarre cases the police could not solve, and I was able to put the pieces together. The adults around me were so impressed, that I was granted a seat at the table... In a manner of speaking.
—Haha, that's a joke. Um... I suppose it says a lot about the faults in the justice system, doesn't it? But it was simple once I stopped thinking of each incident as its own separate case, and instead as pieces of a larger picture. That's where the adults failed.
Sounds like they weren't very good detectives. Though I guess the cops call my partner in to do something similar sometimes too. Don't call him a detective, though.
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[Hilariously, Nic is the first one to ask him this since their arrival... So he looks a little caught off guard before he laughs.]
It's a long story, so I will spare you most of the details. But if you really want to know... [He trails off, tapping his chin as he thinks.] It was around two, maybe three years ago. There was a string of bizarre cases the police could not solve, and I was able to put the pieces together. The adults around me were so impressed, that I was granted a seat at the table... In a manner of speaking.
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How'd you solve a case real detectives couldn't solve?
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He's got a photographic memory. Last time we were in, Chad had him look at crime scene photos to identify the corpses.
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That's amazing... I'm extremely jealous.
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If he were here he'd tell you not to be. There's plenty of things he wishes he could forget seeing