While Praha Dovoz operates as a front company, Marcie runs it with the authenticity of a genuine shop owner. To her, the best disguise is one that feels real. So, when Adam Jensen initially visits, Marcie is busy assisting a customer who seems unhappy with the shipping services. She's a bit curt with Jensen, explaining that she's occupied with another client. However, this demeanor is merely a façade to maintain the shop's cover. Later, when there are no customers around, Marcie apologizes to Jensen for her earlier brusqueness.
While managing the shop, Marcie notices subtle irregularities in Praha Dovoz's systems, hinting at potential hacking activity. She brings this concern to Peter Chang's attention, hoping to prompt a field agent investigation. Additionally, Marcie mentions a talkative elderly woman who frequents the area and once glanced at her computer. This woman turns out to be Little K, a journalist for Samizdat, an underground newspaper operating from Prague in 2029. Little K's true identity remains unknown, although she has published under the name Ophelia Carter. However, this could be a pseudonym. Angela Gunn refers to her as Suzanne.
Jensen can discuss the hacking incidents with Chang, prompting an investigation into Samizdat. Even after completing the mission involving Samizdat, Marcie continues to talk as if it's unresolved. Initially, Marcie stands in the shop, but afterward, she can be found sitting in a small folding chair in the hallway.
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14 окт 2024
