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[Wilhelm wasn't initially aware there was anything off about the day until he noticed that his mattress had been covered in blood. That was the first sign he needed to show him that he'd be droned, as he could imagine what had happened. The second was seeing the days marked off on his calendar.
So he had been droned. How odd. He couldn't say he particularly remembered the experience, unfortunately. But he supposed he'd make up for lost time. You can find Wilhelm in the following situations.]
A. Wilhelm will just be walking around town at the moment, deciding to take an "off" day from work. He'd rather like to actually see the town. It's something he's somewhat neglected to do.
B. At the grocery store. Yet again, he seems to be trying to purchase something to make yet another attempt at cooking.
C. [Phone - Filtered from all the drones/Grady/The Mayor/ect.]
Quite an interesting piece of literature we've been given recently, isn't it? And, like all interesting - not great, but interesting - pieces of literature, it elicits discussion.
I'm curious as to what your theories are about the Neurological Emulation Construction. Specifically, I'm curious if anyone else believes it isn't believes it isn't referring to the town itself?
So he had been droned. How odd. He couldn't say he particularly remembered the experience, unfortunately. But he supposed he'd make up for lost time. You can find Wilhelm in the following situations.]
A. Wilhelm will just be walking around town at the moment, deciding to take an "off" day from work. He'd rather like to actually see the town. It's something he's somewhat neglected to do.
B. At the grocery store. Yet again, he seems to be trying to purchase something to make yet another attempt at cooking.
C. [Phone - Filtered from all the drones/Grady/The Mayor/ect.]
Quite an interesting piece of literature we've been given recently, isn't it? And, like all interesting - not great, but interesting - pieces of literature, it elicits discussion.
I'm curious as to what your theories are about the Neurological Emulation Construction. Specifically, I'm curious if anyone else believes it isn't believes it isn't referring to the town itself?
