Bal-27 Warfare Page #2
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Ow! I'm used to being unarmed for cutscenes, but this is pushing it!
As CORMACK evacuates MITCHELL, he gets an ACHIEVEMENT called SEOUL MATES and VOMITS IN HIS MOUTH A LITTLE.
EXT. ARLINGTON CEMETERY - VIRGINIA
MITCHELL is attending WILL'S FUNERAL.
JACK MITCHELL:
Why is one man spared, while another taken? To this day I couldn't give you an answer. But death comes for us all, eventually.
(Beat)
If you were still here, you'd have cut my purple prose short by now, best friend.
CORMACK is delivering A EULOGY.
SERGEANT CORMACK
A life is only important in proportion to its impact on the lives of others, which is a really depressing thing to say if you think about it. Also, doesn't it feel kind of wrong to solemnly mourn a single death while Mitchell here just indiscriminately killed countless of soldiers in this vague future conflict? Just a thought.
(Solemnly touches coffin)
JACK MITCHELL:
How will I ever deal with the grief of having lost my best friend? He saved my life and I couldn't save his. I left a piece of myself back in Seoul, and I don't just mean my arm. I'll probably need years of therapy and the support of those close to me.
He gets a QUICKTIME PROMPT to PAY HIS RESPECTS by ALSO SOLEMNLY TOUCHING THE COFFIN.
JACK MITCHELL:
Or we can just compact all of that into the same interaction cue used to push buttons or plant bombs, that works too.
As MITCHELL and CORMACK leave the FUNERAL, they are approached by WILL'S FATHER, JONATHAN IRONS, who is the CEO OF ATLAS.
JONATHAN IRONS:
Private Mitchell, may I have a word? If you're uncomfortable speaking outside of the loading screen cutscenes, I'm sure Cormack will cover your half of the conversation.
JACK MITCHELL:
Sweet Jesus, you're being played by Kevin F***ing Spacey! I guess all the jokes about his involvement were already bled dry when that was first announced, right?
JONATHAN IRONS:
I believe "House of CoD" was the most prominent one.
JACK MITCHELL:
Tremendous. I'm also seeing it as a good sign that I'm meeting you for the first time, even though you're my best friend's father. Guess we never had playdates when we were kids.
JONATHAN IRONS:
Now, I absolutely detest the armed forces, which I will demonstrate by repeatedly being snooty to Cormack here. He can't offer you what I can, son. We have advanced prosthetics at Atlas. I can replace your lost arm, just as I can replace my dead son with you. Heck, I already called you son just then!
JACK MITCHELL:
You're quite the astute businessman, Mr. Irons! How did you know my primary concern at my best friend's funeral would be the loss of my arm?
JONATHAN IRONS:
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