Luke McAwesome

How long did it take you to notice, honey? Honestly... Indeed. Drop this whole thing, it's useless, IMO. Plus, we need to start thinking who's the most suspicious here.

Where's the proof that it was th mafia that robbed the bank? People outside of the mafia can rob banks too, you know. Unless of course, you're going to start saying somethign about how civilians aren't capable of grabbing a gun and a mask and stealing money. You've got to be kidding me, I can't believe you're all so serious about this claimed robbery. Really, I'm serious, it has nothing to do with our situation, I just know it. And I'm pretty sure Dr. Wilkerson does as well. No proof, no relation of the crime to our present situation, no belief. I don't believe any of this , and we shouldn't focus on something like that right now. There's been quite a few deaths in the past couple of days, and I'm worried sick. I really am sorry about my daughter's behavior, Lucy. Now, now, Mary, be nice. I told you it was impolite to talk bad about people when they're within earshot...

Okay, first off, this robbery more than likely has absolutely nothing to do with our situation. And second, come on, Susan. A nine year old spy? That would be the most stupid plot in the world. And first you said that they wanted to hire you as a dancer, but then you said they wanted to hire you as a dancer. You're really getting suspicious with your yelling, and that you can't seem to make any sense. I'm not accusing you of being scum, but you sure do act like it.

Take it easy, Sparky, we have nothing better to do but talk among ourselves while we wait till the time comes to take a vote. Plus, with no leads, we can't do anything, and we may have to make a random vote today. No problem, I understand.

Did I ever say that they robbed the bank? No, I did not. I was simply establishing that not everyone in town is the same height.

Aren't you forgetting about the children, whom are somewhat smaller than us adults?

Ulterior motives? I'm sorry I was joking around Christopher, I really am. I'll stop now, if you'd like.

Why thank you! Wait... Hey!

Wow! Those are some mighty fine words you've got there, Christopher. So... you're uncle is Willy Wonka? What a coincidence, I've got a golden ticket. Seriously, though, who's Willy Wonka?

Believe me, I notice that myself. I'm never really good with the really really big stuff, but if you want some good details for a room or a house, try making a couch, a nightstand, a bed, a table with chairs, desks and computers; it really doesn't matter. Take a look around your own house. What do you see that in most houses? A computer, which you are obviously using. You more than likely have a bed. And a sofa/couch. And a dining table. So, just think what's in your own house, and LEGO-ize it! It's easier than most people think. But I understand your troubles. There's some things that no one can get right in LEGO. At least, they THINK they can't get it right. You just have to keep trying. Eventually, you'll have to get it. See, I can't build trains for the life of me. I can build the Emerald Night, but taht's because it came with instructions. I can't grasp the concept of building trains if they're MOCs, which is why I'm so amazed with people's trains over in the Train Tech forum. I myself have big boxes full of random parts, and I can't think of anything to build! Sure, once I come up with something, I'll go digging around and eventually, it all turns into something, but on a random day, all I see are just bricks. But when they all come together they aren't "just bricks" anymore. They're a creation that you built with your own two hands! And that's what makes me happy, knowing that I came up with it myself. So good luck with all your building, and good luck on developing your house-building skills.

Sorry, gene. But I'm sure your uncle John is really proud of you! I mean, you're both cops, how cool is that?!

Good point, Christopher. That was sort of a rather suspicious thing to say.

Mary, please, don't talk like your father with all this futuristic junk! I really don't want you taken away from me! Leanne is actually, I believe crying and sobbing into her dad's shoulder. I believe we already came to a conclusion, sweetie. You know what? Let Mary do what she wants; there aren't any more children in town, so she needs a friend in these times. But you must keep an eye on him, Martin. I'm busy lately! I won't have the time to watch over their play dates.

Because I thought he was older than you, and that he can take care of himself. Plus, everyone knows the youngest child is the one to use the big words! Your mother never taught you that?

And why is it we should trust you, Doctor? Is it because you can fix us up in our time of need? Who's to say that you haven't told people they need a replacement heart, and they don't even need it, and so you go ahead and do all that surgery just to scam them out of their vital cash! I'm sorry to accuse you of fraud-ish surgery! But it had to be done.

Gee, Officer Bigwords, I didn't mean to offend your maturity or anyghing, i was just saying that most people your age, well kid, they just don't talk like you do. Look kid, if you want to get through this, stick with your Chief, and ditch your brother. Your elders will keep you safe!

Aw, great, you turned him into a big boy; nice going, Chief.

Look at you and your big fancy words!

Sarah, wanna be friends? I know I never, you know, watch you, because it'd be kind of weird, but you seem like a smart young woman! Let's be friends!

Martin, please stop this madness or you're going to be voted off on the first day again!

I can honestly say I have absolutely no idea what Martin is talking about. Right! Let's get to work! We have absolutely no evidence! So, where do we start? Er... Mr. mayor! You seem to be a smart man! Tell us what to do!

Oh my! A very scary image indeed, Marty... hold me!

Oh, governor, thank goodness you're here! But please, be careful! We can't lose someone like you! You do have guards, right?

I believe Leann is sobbing on his shoulder, but I could be wrong. Yes, Mary, I really don't think you should be near that boy; he really seems like a troublemaker to me.

Oh my, this is terrible; those poor BOI agents! Mary dear, stay close to me, please! I can't have you running off!