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you’ve been there once before. It smells heavily |
of old, wet wood, ale stains, and peanut. It’s a |
very small area and of the four tables that are |
there, they are mostly empty, except for one old |
man who is sitting there in the process of playing |
a game of solitaire with his cards and a man in |
his 30s thumbing through a book, who would be the |
barkeep if there were more patrons at the moment. |
He’s flipping through and glances up and gives you |
a look as you enter. “Can I help you? Are you |
"looking for drinks? Can I get you anything?” |
LIAM: Yeah, I would really love a drink and I sit |
down next to him. What do you have? I need |
something heavier than a trost. I’ve had enough |
trosts to last me a lifetime. |
MATT: “We have liquor.” |
LIAM: I will take your liquor. |
MATT: “I will get some whiskey for you then. |
Whiskey, everyone?” |
MARISHA: Sure. |
SAM: Two please. |
LAURA: It’s okay. She’s my daughter. She loves |
whiskey. I don’t even remember what voice I was doing. |
(laughing) |
MATT: Make a deception check. |
LAURA: I let her have any whiskey she wants. Oh, |
that’s pretty good. 17. |
TALIESIN: We’ve been doing a pub crawl. |
MATT: He goes and lines up a few small containers, |
fills whiskey for all of you. “All right, that |
"will be eight silver for the batch.” |
LIAM: I have that. I pull out eight silver. Oh |
wait, silver, did you say? I do not have eight |
silver. |
LAURA: It’s okay. I have it. |
LIAM: You do? |
LAURA: Sure. |
(high-pitched voice) I mean, sure. |
MATT: He takes the silver and puts it away, slides |
the drinks to the rest of you and goes back to his |
book and starts thumbing through again. |
LIAM: Honestly, it’s been a terrible 24 hours. We |
were at the circus last night and I did not know |
him well, but old man Brinjay fell. |
MATT: He looks up and goes, “Enon, it’s sad to see |
him go and many of us were wondering what day it |
"was going to be.” |
LIAM: Did you know him? |
MATT: “He came in here most every day to drink. |
He’s a lonely man.” |
LIAM: It was a terrible way to go. I’m sorry. |
MATT: “Doesn’t bother me one way or the other. |
Just sad to lose a patron.” |
LAURA: Do you know who was talking to him the day |
of the carnival? |
MATT: “I don’t recall. Sometimes he would tell |
stories to whoever was willing to listen and not |
"most were willing to listen.” |
LAURA: Was he here that day? |
MATT: “Yesterday?” |
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