[When his words get twisted, Crane's mind sparks so abruptly that it's like he's sat on a tack. Drawing out the thread of Dooku's answer, unraveling it to its end, he realizes a little of what's going on. Not identities, groups or codenames but agendas. One personal one. Power for Dooku alone, via social change, of course, of course.
Then again, Dooku's something of the archetypal politician, isn't he? How delightfully ironic.]
Funding public education would be a start, not that it especially matters on their part. [Crane's respect is reserved for one person.] Their worth to me is the same as anyone else.
[One doesn't approve of test subjects personally. They just rate them according to their worth.]
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Then again, Dooku's something of the archetypal politician, isn't he? How delightfully ironic.]
Funding public education would be a start, not that it especially matters on their part. [Crane's respect is reserved for one person.] Their worth to me is the same as anyone else.
[One doesn't approve of test subjects personally. They just rate them according to their worth.]