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we want to leave and then they want to take us up |
on the game thing? |
MARISHA: I thought you enjoyed games. |
LAURA: No, I love games! |
MARISHA: Sure. |
LAURA: But what if we leave and then they want to |
play games? |
MARISHA: Okay. |
MATT: Onto Fjord’s door. |
TALIESIN: I’m sitting playing with the cards. |
TRAVIS: I open it. |
MATT: Same two guards there. Lucas and Jonas. |
Jonas and Lucas. “Hello. The investigation is |
"ongoing. You’ll not be needed for today. We will |
return tomorrow.” |
TRAVIS: I shut the door. |
TALIESIN: Any progress? |
MATT: There’s a pause and then you here the subtle |
shifting of greaves against the wooden floor as |
they slowly walk away. |
TRAVIS: Go take that game in the other room, why |
don’t you? |
TALIESIN: That was a power move right there. |
TRAVIS: Thank you. |
MATT: You guys return to the inn. |
SAM: I guess we do. |
MATT: Yes you do. |
SAM: Well. That was terrible. No one found out |
anything. It was a waste of a day. We’re all |
terrible at this. Goodnight? |
LAURA: What time is it? |
MARISHA: That’s not true! I still say that some of |
the best information that you can get can be in |
the information that you don’t find. |
SAM: That is nonsense. |
MARISHA: I’m just saying! Sometimes the lack of |
information can be a process of elimination. |
TRAVIS: Sure. |
MARISHA: It’s super broad! |
TALIESIN: No, you know what? I’m going to take |
it. |
MARISHA: I’m trying to be fucking silver lining, |
so I don’t feel like a piece of shit for waste a |
day, and you guys are shitting on that, but it’s |
fine. |
TRAVIS: You found nothing at the docks, zip, |
zero? |
LIAM: We spent hours there, no one knew anything |
about the old man. |
MARISHA: See? No one knew anything about him. That |
means, prime candidate, someone’s little |
experiment. Little Frankenstein. I’m telling you. |
LIAM: I don’t really understand what she’s |
saying. |
LAURA: I don’t either. I’m going to run up and |
down the stairs for a while. |
MATT: (quick footsteps) |
TALIESIN: How long have you known this one? |
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