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MATT: Kiri turns back and steps beside the kids. |
The family looks out and goes, “If there’s ever |
"the opportunity to pay this back or forward, we |
will. Thank you.” |
MARISHA: You already are. Look at this handsome |
lot. You look like you need to be a vinyl decal on |
the back of a minivan. |
LIAM: A what? |
TALIESIN: I’m not even going to go there. |
MATT: More fireworks go off and the whole family |
looks up again, and there’s a moment where the |
family, as one single unit, pulling Kiri into it, |
Gilda looks at them all and says, “It’s been a |
"long time since I felt the need to celebrate. How |
about we all wash up and go out and take you for |
"flowers?” The kids brighten up, excited, and Kiri |
looks up happily and curiously looks back. They |
all shuffle into the house. The last look |
as Kiri looks back over her shoulder. |
(like Jester) “I am Kiri.” The door closes. |
SAM: That felt really good, guys! |
ASHLEY: It sure did. |
SAM: It’s nice being good people. |
MARISHA: That might be the first nice thing I’ve |
ever done. |
TALIESIN: Explains why your face is doing that, I |
suppose. |
MARISHA: I don’t know what this emotion thing is. |
It’s weird. |
TALIESIN: It’s not a good look on you. |
MARISHA: It probably isn’t. |
TALIESIN: Come on, let’s go find a quiet place to |
sleep. I’m exhausted. |
MATT: Fjord, as you’re walking along back to your |
inn, goes, “Now, I know y'all did this because I |
"asked you to, and you weren’t sure if you wanted |
to. I want you to know that’s appreciated. You |
"went out on a limb for me and these kids. I’ll |
remember that. Anyway, come on.” As you guys make |
your way back to a more solemn evening, the |
celebration is wild. The Blushing Tankard Tavern |
is in the same crazy energy and music you possibly |
can expect, but you are too exhausted emotionally |
and physically. You get a drink, find your way |
back to your room, and crash out hard. |
TALIESIN: Long rest. |
MATT: Long rest to you all. The next morning you |
come to consciousness, your first morning not |
hungover for a lot of you, here in the city of |
Hupperdook. Now the city is yours to make your |
final business with. |
SAM: We can do more things in this city? |
MATT: Well, you haven’t gotten back to Tinkertop |
for your half of the deal. |
SAM: Yes, that’s right. I guess we should go visit |
Cleff. |
TALIESIN: Get your tinker toy. |
SAM: Who says it’s mine? It could be any of ours. |
I mean, mine’s a little busted, though, so it |
would be nice. |
MATT: As you hold it up, it goes (snapping). |
SAM: I can fix that. Probably. |
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