The Ames Interlude

[Reeves]

An almost fiendish grin cropped up on his face for a few seconds when posed with that question. It was highly amusing for him to be asked about Liberty's well-kept secrets, mainly because he'd been someone who was privy to quite a few of those during his time on the "right" side of the law. "Every super rich and successful member of the upper echelons of Liberty's distinctly corporate society is a consumer of cardamine. The media vaguely pawns this off on criminal elements, but it's always the people with money and power who are the reason that drug is in such high demand. And it's also the reason it'll never truly go away so long as those people run the House." It was quite the revelation for anyone who was blissfully ignorant of this fact and had never considered the wider implications behind many of Liberty's problems.

Liberty was itself the cause of, and solution to, all of its problems.

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