[It's not so much that he thinks a couple of years makes that big of a difference--just, being marked as a latent criminal tends to warp your self-image a bit. Even eight months free, he still feels mildly uncomfortable interacting with the general public these days. And with alcohol being something people in Japan already avoided nowadays to protect their Psycho Pass, it feels a little awkward being a latent criminal offering someone underage alcohol.]
Sure. But that doesn't help your case for why I should buy you alcohol.
Are you sure you should be asking a stranger in the first place?
[That's a diplomatic way of saying, seriously, I could be a fucking nutjob, why would you let me bring you anything??? It still makes him uncomfortable how trusting everyone is in this place, without Sybil to weed out unstable elements--including him, even.]
[One eyebrow sloooowly goes up. That's practically a Kagari-style logic weaseling, right there. It makes him hesitates for a moment, before responding with--]
You know the message wasn't meant for you.
[That's probably what he'd say to Kagari, too. Goddamn it.]
[Stop reminding him of people he hasn't seen in a long time gdi!!!!
He hesitates longer, the second time. Despite appearances, Kogami is a shockingly sentimental person, and Kaneda is chipping away at his resistance, here.]
The third one. But in fairness, the laws are different here than they are in Japan. It would've been irresponsible to put me on a police force without training in this country's policies.
[Also he probably would've had a much bigger existential crisis about it ahaha...ha....]
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You're not Masaoka, are you
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youre still sharing though right
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That depends. How old are you?
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i hear thats adult in america
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[It's not so much that he thinks a couple of years makes that big of a difference--just, being marked as a latent criminal tends to warp your self-image a bit. Even eight months free, he still feels mildly uncomfortable interacting with the general public these days. And with alcohol being something people in Japan already avoided nowadays to protect their Psycho Pass, it feels a little awkward being a latent criminal offering someone underage alcohol.]
If you smoke, I could bring cigarettes, instead.
[He knows that's legal at 18 here, at least....]
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[Ask just how many fucks Kaneda gives about legal anything in America, and it'll probably be met with a shrug.]
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[LOOK you're not even a legal adult in Japan?!]
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16 since ive been here do they look like they care
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i know i can
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Are you sure you should be asking a stranger in the first place?
[That's a diplomatic way of saying, seriously, I could be a fucking nutjob, why would you let me bring you anything??? It still makes him uncomfortable how trusting everyone is in this place, without Sybil to weed out unstable elements--including him, even.]
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maybe practice what you preach
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You know the message wasn't meant for you.
[That's probably what he'd say to Kagari, too. Goddamn it.]
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[Sorry buddy, he's one of THOSE guys.]
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He hesitates longer, the second time. Despite appearances, Kogami is a shockingly sentimental person, and Kaneda is chipping away at his resistance, here.]
Are you sure you don't smoke?
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arent you an adult arent you supposed to be keeping me away from smoking
im not judging but im just saying
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If you're already into alcohol there's not much difference.
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if i did my life wouldnt be half as fun
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whats it ever done for you
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Well
I did used to be law enforcement.
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so youre either fired you quit or america reemployed you
none of those make the law look all that good
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[Also he probably would've had a much bigger existential crisis about it ahaha...ha....]