[He quickly jots down some more notes--this is all very intriguing. It's a good thing that Lotta seems to be willing to speak, because almost every word she gives is gold. Or, he would assume is gold...it seems relevant in some way. Alternative memories, perhaps? Or maybe a forgotten past...just like the nameless detective.
He pauses for a moment. He thinks back on an earlier interaction he had with a different guest, one lavishly decorated in pearls and other glistening jewels. They asked him to bring them a cocktail, and after he said he was not a waiter, but a lieutenant, they merely laughed.
Needless to say, Kim was fuming for some time afterwards.]
It seems that you are not the only one who has experienced such oddities, Ms. Hart--Lotta. [He quickly amends himself--she'll probably chew him out for being so formal.] I have spoken to guests who have been identified erroneously by the crew, or even other guests.
[He isn't quite willing to share personal anecdotes as evidence--thus, the vague nature of the comment. And he's not sure what it means just yet--just that it's a pattern. There's the nagging feeling in the back of his mind that this is something supra-natural, of course, but that's ridiculous.]
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[He quickly jots down some more notes--this is all very intriguing. It's a good thing that Lotta seems to be willing to speak, because almost every word she gives is gold. Or, he would assume is gold...it seems relevant in some way. Alternative memories, perhaps? Or maybe a forgotten past...just like the nameless detective.
He pauses for a moment. He thinks back on an earlier interaction he had with a different guest, one lavishly decorated in pearls and other glistening jewels. They asked him to bring them a cocktail, and after he said he was not a waiter, but a lieutenant, they merely laughed.
Needless to say, Kim was fuming for some time afterwards.]
It seems that you are not the only one who has experienced such oddities, Ms. Hart--Lotta. [He quickly amends himself--she'll probably chew him out for being so formal.] I have spoken to guests who have been identified erroneously by the crew, or even other guests.
[He isn't quite willing to share personal anecdotes as evidence--thus, the vague nature of the comment. And he's not sure what it means just yet--just that it's a pattern. There's the nagging feeling in the back of his mind that this is something supra-natural, of course, but that's ridiculous.]