Don Q watches demonstrators and falls asleep
Don Q looked at the window painted on the wall of the Offender’s Office at Hush Money House, saw demonstrators and police fighting in the streets, and shouted in all caps, “We must support the people of Otherland fighting for their freedom!” When Vanza told him the demonstrators were
Don Q sees a sign that says “Offender’s Office"
Wandering around outside Hush Money House in the late afternoon, Don Q saw a sign by a door: "Offender's Office." Then he remembed that that was the name of his office, so he walked in the door and looked around. The decor was precisely to his taste, with lots of
Smiling, nodding, and shuffling in place while Don Q speaks
Turning his back on the window Vanza had painted on the wall of the Offender's Office at Hush Money House, Don Q noticed the Six Flacks and said, "A very respected man came up to me and said, 'Sir, save the city. It can be saved.'" And Spam Blondie
Don Q learns about what Vanza calls the “Hate Plunderland” rallies
Don Q looked at the window painted on the wall of the Offender's Office at Hush Money House, turned to Vanza, and mumbled: "What are all those people doing with their signs and their colorful outfits?" With tears streaming down his face, Vanza was ready to tell Don Q what
Vanza takes Jim-Kim’s soapbox away
Jim-Kim got up on his soapbox and read a quotation from Don Q to a crowd of people, and they all laughed about it. Even through the window painted on the wall of Hush Money House, Don Q could clearly hear the laughter. He looked at the painted window, saw
Don Q, Vanza, and what they smell
Don Q looked at the window painted on the wall and saw a cityscape with helicopters. Catching a scent that he thought was coming through the window, he remembered the napalm he associated with helicopters: "I love the smell of deportation in the morning." Vanza knew that the window was
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