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Ambivalent Detective Foyster sits at his desk, staring out into space. The doorway opens, and he jerks alert as an officer leads Russell into the office still in handcuffs.

HOMICIDE DETECTIVE FOYSTER
Officer, you can remove the cuffs. Mr. Garrison isn't a threat.

The Officer removes the handcuffs and then leaves.

HOMICIDE DETECTIVE FOYSTER
Have a seat Mr. Garrison.

Russell takes a seat and plays drums with two fingers against the desk.

RUSSELL
I’m waiting for your questions detective?

Keith laughs.

HOMICIDE DETECTIVE FOYSTER
Were you able to sleep?

RUSSELL
(Pissy)
Do I look like I slept?

HOMICIDE DETECTIVE FOYSTER
Well, at least I logged in roughly a two-hour nap.

RUSSELL
I am happy for you, and you sure look a lot more invigorated

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