He has made use of both entirely fictional persons, such as Clarendon and Rettigue, as well as playing the role of men who truly exist such as Cranston. The first course is certainly an easier one, at least in the short run. The world has become a more complex one, and identities are not so easily forged, but as always he adapts. "That's fine, but let me know what it is. We might need to get you some identification." There is a hint of relief in his tone. Harry Vincent is better informed than Burbank is, in regards to the Nexus, and he's content to keep it that way.
"I'll still need to let them know there's a 'new recruit'." Again there is a trace of amusement, and he hands her a slim folder. Within are news clippings, typed sheets, and a few handwritten notes all regarding a drug ring. Some of the information is less obviously pertinent, but The Shadow has drawn out those obscure clues and made notes for his own sake. "We'd better familiarize you some with modern weaponry, too. Even the police carry .45's these days."
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"I'll still need to let them know there's a 'new recruit'." Again there is a trace of amusement, and he hands her a slim folder. Within are news clippings, typed sheets, and a few handwritten notes all regarding a drug ring. Some of the information is less obviously pertinent, but The Shadow has drawn out those obscure clues and made notes for his own sake. "We'd better familiarize you some with modern weaponry, too. Even the police carry .45's these days."