When was this quote from in Bioshock Infinite?
I just finished playing this game and I love the quotes from the Lutece Twins. I found this quote from here:
Robert Lutece: I told you they'd come.
Rosalind Lutece: No, you didn't.
Robert Lutece: Right. I was going to tell you they'd come.
Rosalind Lutece: But you didn't.
Robert Lutece: But I don't.
Rosalind Lutece: You sure that's right?
Robert Lutece: I was going to have told you they'd come?
Rosalind Lutece: No.
Robert Lutece: The subjunctive?
Rosalind Lutece: That's not the subjunctive.
Robert Lutece: I don't think the syntax has being invented yet.
Rosalind Lutece: It would have had to have had been.
Robert Lutece: Had to have... had... been? That can't be right.
I remember this quote from the game, but I can't figure out when it was said in the game. Can anyone tell me what chapter or general area it was told?
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