AUDIO; log 01

[thewalkingdad]

Look, I'm still getting this whole thing to sink in. I still can't really wrap my head around it, but I have to know one thing.

Is there a little girl out there? Her name's Clementine. She's eight, has a baseball cap on with the letter D on it.

And Clem, if you're there, please tell me.

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audio;

[skennen]

I have seen many children here, but none have worn a lettered cap. What does the girl look like?

audio;

[thewalkingdad]

Her hair comes at about her shoulders. Usually, she's wearing a little white dress over a yellow shirt. She may have a walkie-talkie with her.

audio;

[skennen]

And what is a... walkie-talkie?

audio;

[thewalkingdad]

[He pauses. Really? This guy doesn't...?

Well. He can't judge. There is time travel going on or some such.]

It's a piece of technology. A lot less fancy than these tablets we're using, but it works in short range communication. It's a black box with an antennae on it.

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[skennen]

[Time travel shenanigans all over the place, courtesy of the Initiative.]

I see.

[Another machine. Of course.]

That should be helpful. If I ever run into a young girl matching your description, I will be sure to let you know her whereabouts.

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[thewalkingdad]

Thanks. That means a lot to me, man.

Mind if I get your name?

audio;

[skennen]

Connor.

audio;

[thewalkingdad]

Name's Lee.

Thank you, Connor.

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[skennen]

[Quite... the popular name...]

You have another name, Lee? A... surname? [Pause.] There is another Lee here. [And pause again.] At least one other Lee.

[Lees, Lees everywhere.]

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[thewalkingdad]

Just, uh. Just Lee is fine, okay?

Not to make it confusing for you or anything.

[Yeah, he's got a last name, but he's not going to mention it if he can.]

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[skennen]

You have no family name?

[He can't help but be difficult about this.]

What about nicknames? There must be something else I can call you.