Hey gang,
Your analysis of the conversation between Aristede and Quentin in the Blue Whale almost brings new meaning to the Steely Dan song, "With A Gun":
"I could be wrong but I have seen your face before.
You were the man that I saw running from his door.
You owed him money, but you gave him something
more.
With a gun! With a gun!
You will be what you are just the same.
You were the founders of the clinic in the hill.
Until he caught you with your fingers in the till.
He slapped your hand, so you settled up your bill.
With a gun! With a gun!"
Did you pay the other man with the piece in your
hand, and leave him lying in the rain?"
Bob the Bartender, who reminds everyone: If you stay out of bars, you stay out of trouble (What am I saying!?)