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>Punch his skull in

>Make a break for it, and hijack the first blue police box you see.

Pretty sure this is one of those serious games, not the joke ones. Ask what he's looking for.

Looks like our repressed previous personality is exerting itself, but naturally we don't know that. If it surfaces more fully, we'll probably either run away or continue to talk to him, as our previous self knows him to be an angel.

One is incapable of effective neutralization of target. One must seek an alternate route and/or call for the aid of an undamaged Mechanical Enforcer.

Seeking an alternate route is unlikely to be successful. One must receive assistance.

((Good point.))

Clay's good for storing food and water, right? We have to start with the basics like that, I think. Don't you need cold water for some parts of blacksmithing anyway?

A very paranoid man who recently did something that might have angered a nearby organized crime group (explaining his paranoia), who sleeps with a gun, the lights on, security system on, caltrops and booby-traps scattered, in the closet (with a mannequin in the bed), with his recently purchased guard dogs. He's actually quite mentally stable, aside from his intense paranoia. However, he didn't actually anger the mafia, just thought he did. (Maybe his neighbor sent him a fake warning note of some kind, to spook him) He's clever and adaptable enough to not go mad when his world-view is shifted slightly. He tries to take it in stride and defend himself in the best way possible, using whatever information he has. Not panicky, just paranoid.

He might be a little too hard, though.

We don't know about remote control, and we're not going down the lobotomized slave cyborg path again. Also, capturing one would be pretty tough. I think it'd be best to kill one, and see if we can find what mechanism it uses for its paralysis. It might be a gas, because that would affect us but not Anne or Joy (due to their alternate body chemistry).

Turn off the downstairs TV too. What a funny guy, that Willow, turning on our TVs like that.