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Ken is feeling unsettled from a recent event, that feeling being amplified by the fact that Ken rarely feels unsettled. Normally, he is very comfortable in his own skin, as it were. Indeed, so unsettled is Ken, he confides the experience to his fellow police officer, Allen, which he normally would not do. Allen idolizes Ken – but Ken, for his part, tolerates Allen. Ken feels (correctly) that Allen’s attitudes and views, both in his police work and personal life, are too often satisfied with
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ALLEN: You thought you were being followed?
KEN: I didn't say that, Allen.
ALLEN: But you asked it. Were you?
KEN: (a moment, then:) I don't know.
ALLEN: Who by?
KEN: I don't know.
ALLEN: Are you working a case where someone might be after you?
KEN: No.
ALLEN: Is it a feeling you've had before?--that people are following you?
KEN: Allen.
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