A mecha-rat
Jenny: Feather, not everyone in this house would be able to torment a rat like this. We should ask a high-rez person. Let’s go see Jack after all.
Task: Go through the unknown room in the "shadows" mode.
Jenny: Hello, Jack. How’s Nan doing?
Jack: Do you wish to see, how the “step-mother” is treating her? Don’t worry, she’s gotten used to me. She deigned to eat her dinner and fell asleep just a moment ago. Should I wake her up and show you?
Jenny: No, don’t. Actually, we came to ask your advice, Jack. Do you know someone who could have stuck a radar on a rat’s back?
Jack: Jenny, are you suggesting something? Rats are us Underground. And what’s a radar? An informer? Jenny, damn it, give me a wink or something, if it’s true! The Puppeteer puts a “mole” in my organization, and I know nothing about it?!
Jenny: Don’t play the fool, Jack. I’m talking about real rats.
Jack: Do you think we have einsteins among us, conducting Philadelphia Experiments on rats?
Jenny: Jack, it could be something serious!
Jack: If it’s something serious, Jenny, I’m sure the person responsible for sticking a radar on rat’s back, whoever that might be, has his own reasons for such behavior. Nothing happens in this house without reason. It’s better not to get in the way of madmen. By the way, Jenny, when did you change your name to Nance Drew and became a she-detective?
You completed Jenny’s task. You received some points of freedom and some tokens.
Jenny: Feather, Jack is hiding something, omitting direct answers. Of course, Jack’s not the only one who has a head for electronics, but too many incidences point at him. I can’t stand when someone is hiding something from me or deceives me – it’s just so irritating! And his manner of speaking! Who does he think he is, playing “crazy scientist”? I hope he doesn’t change completely…
