And frustrating. D'Artagnan calls back, leaving a message. ]
It's not that I don't believe you.
It's that I need proof, something more than a suspicion, before I could act on anything like this. You told me what happened to you, Max. You didn't describe the content of the dreams, or explain why you're convinced they're coming from Crane. That's what I need, if I'm going to take this anywhere.
[There's no answer. Max feels stupid, and guilty, and terrified, so as of now, she's just trying not to sleep and not giving half a damn about the voicemail message she just got.]
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I knew you wouldn't believe me.
[And then she hangs up.]
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And frustrating. D'Artagnan calls back, leaving a message. ]
It's not that I don't believe you.
It's that I need proof, something more than a suspicion, before I could act on anything like this. You told me what happened to you, Max. You didn't describe the content of the dreams, or explain why you're convinced they're coming from Crane. That's what I need, if I'm going to take this anywhere.
Just think about it, please.
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