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LAURA: Yeah. |
MATT: “I think he came in briefly for a drink |
before the carnival, but that was it.” |
MARISHA: You know, we should drink to old stories |
of Brinjay. |
TRAVIS: (shushes) |
TALIESIN: I down my shot. What did the man drink |
out of curiosity? What was his final drink? I’m a |
bit of a macabre person myself. |
MATT: “It’s this very whiskey you just had.” |
TALIESIN: I’ll take one more, and I’ll get one of |
my own. |
LIAM: I heard he was sick, too. |
MATT: “I don’t believe he was ill. I hope not. He |
seemed to be rather wasting away. You shouldn’t be |
doing so much manual labor at that age.” |
SAM: What labor was he doing? |
MATT: “He carries stuff around from small tasks |
to– |
SAM: Down at the docks? |
MATT: "The docks, up at the North Ward. He carried |
crates, boxes. Just odd jobs, ways to get by ‘til |
"the end of his days, which now that they’ve come, |
may he rest and not have to do odd jobs ever |
"again.” He pours his own bit of whiskey. |
ALL: Cheers. |
LAURA: Do you know who he was doing odd jobs for |
that day? |
SAM: Your lady voice is worse than mine. |
MATT: “To be honest, if he did, I wasn’t paying |
attention.” |
LIAM: I’m sure his family will miss him very |
much. |
MATT: “There’s nobody nearby. He had a son about |
35 years ago, but he got married and went up |
"north.” |
TRAVIS: Did he work for any of the particular |
breweries around? |
MATT: “I don’t know. Maybe.” |
MARISHA: Brinjay. |
LAURA: Where did he sit in here? |
MATT: He points over to the not the table the guy |
is playing solitaire on, but the empty table to |
the right of him. “Usually right there in the |
corner.” |
LAURA: I go sit in the corner. I’m going to look |
for anything I can find that looks like an old man was |
touching it. |
MATT: Okay, make an investigation check. |
LAURA: Okay. I’m really good at these. 12. |
MATT: 12. It looks like probably old person |
touching has been all over here. Yes. The table is |
very old and warped in places, stains all over it. |
It’s not a very good table. It’s seen some rough |
days. |
TRAVIS: If we were to go down to the docks and ask |
after a few people he worked with, is there anyone |
you know that we should speak to, familiar of |
his? |
MATT: “I apologize. I served him drinks and |
pretended to listen to him many times, but I |
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