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And here it is. I promised to be slow and I was. It’s pretty huge full-size.

Didn’t go out of my way to keep their appearance close to the models, I’m afraid. Oh and the date (i.e., year) is chosen at random, in case anyone wonders.

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"It is always most satisfying to watch the results of one's hard work."

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“And yet he funded the very contraption that brought so many Robert’s and Rosalind’s together. It is… Conflicting.”

“Very. But I suppose we have much more time away from him now. I prefer it that way.”

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"An evolutionary marvel if so. An observation; my interest lies in the variables at affect cognitive behaviour between us, while you wish to focus on the exterior. 

As such, I find your conversation both interesting and excessively dull simultaneously."

“A thought. Given the differences in dimension, personal choices—or rather, variables—have changed me into a ‘slightly’ different Robert. For example, I choose not to shave my body hair while several Robert’s have. Or perhaps they have no hair. Hm.”

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"Perhaps it is simply a matter of perspective. I see that we are identical, down to each strand of DNA. You see.... Well. Perhaps you don't."

“Unfortunately, I will have to disagree, sir. This asset is not something we share.”

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"Ah." It takes Robert a moment to form a reply. "My name is Doctor Robert Lutece. A pleasure, Mrs Dewitt."  

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“Hello Sir, I’m Elinor Dewitt.” 

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"A touch? You wound me, my dear sister." He rests a hand on her shoulder, leaning down. "At least a pinch more, I would say. Perhaps even a dash." 

“Ah, I see what you mean,” She concedes with a thoughtful nod, “Perhaps it is I who has taken the offensive edge. Mindless is a poor choice of a word. You deserve a touch more credit than that.”

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"There is no conversation to have. As we are, dear sir, the same person, any assets you have are shared." 

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It would be a useful way of distinguishing between yourself and other versions of us, however.

“Ah, but I already have one rather distinguishable asset already.”

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Send in questions regarding my character's past.

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the determinist and the fatalist

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"No, not impossible," Robert agreed calmly, from behind his sister. "As I said." Glancing up, he looked at Booker. "The how leads to the who. Often the why follows. Perhaps even the when. Though sometimes the when is what gives us the how." 

He clasped his hands together. "Perfectly simple." 

“How?” He questioned. “How, what? I mean…” He pinched the bridge of his nose. “I’m not making any sense…”

He looked back up at her and shook his head lightly as if to clear the fog. “So what you’re saying is you’re more about the science of how things work, than who is involved, right?” He asked, shooting in the dark with it.

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Voxophone recording; 22th October 1893 

Shortages 

One of the greater inconveniences of cognitive dissonance is not the confusion of duel memory, for that is easily and quickly nullified with basic, physics-derived logic, and the precedence of my sister. 

No, one of the greatest frustrations I have to face is the constant need to ind a fresh handkerchief. I have quite exhausted Rosalind's supply, and I fear I may soon also exhaust Columbia's supply of linen squares.  

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Dear Rosalind, a double o is useless without the next step, the final variable, is the decider. Undoubtedly you have noticed that those of us who bare the Y are, in my Rosalind's opinion and so, I surmise, yours, unhealthy fixated on uncovering the deciding variables. 

I thought you may appreciate the reference—he is quite fond of the game; tic tac toe. All the variables.