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[enigmaestro.livejournal.com]

Have you taken any steps of protection against Osborn?

[secondhandwebs]

What steps do you take against a family villain that's suddenly a 'hero'? When he comes, he comes, and I'll have to be ready then.

Why do you care?

[enigmaestro.livejournal.com]

I work intimately with the man. Not for his benefit, mind, not in the long run. What can I say? He's admittedly useful.

He didn't lash out at Spider-Man, not during that fellow's most recent appearance in City. Why would he break for you?

[secondhandwebs]

Maybe he won't, I can't say. I don't know any more about him than most kids know about the boogieman, he's dead and irrelevant where I'm from.

Do you think he will?

[enigmaestro.livejournal.com]

I know a psychopathic man when I see one. Most people don't seem to realize that I'm at home with the unstable, you see. Yes, he will break. But he's been cracking for awhile now.

Which could make you useful.



Who is your favorite author?

[secondhandwebs]

Oh, aren't you a fun one. All those many means and ends, right? Doesn't it ever get boring?

Um...I'm a fan of Dumas.

[enigmaestro.livejournal.com]

No, not ever. I change the game if that ever becomes a threat. I have "reformed" before reforming--that was a game unto itself.

Is that so? Any particular external force inspired this affinity, or did it seem to come internally?

[secondhandwebs]

High school and my mother enforced the first reading of the Count, but I've enjoyed the rest on my own.

So the End end is just, what, enjoyment?