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LIAM: I think that we don’t want to gild the lily.
That log is good–
MARISHA: I enjoy gilding lilies.
LIAM: –and it makes–
SAM: How tall is this tree, Matt?
MATT: That tree is maybe 15 feet, 20 feet?
SAM: So it only–
MATT: Actually, that one would be 20 feet tall.
LIAM: If you come to a road and there’s trees
along it, your dander goes up. You’re on guard.
MARISHA: You would think, there was a tornado that
came through here.
SAM: How about this? If I may. This log that we’ve
set on this side, what if we set it on this side
over here–
TALIESIN: Yeah.
SAM: –and then we weaken the tree in case we need
to tip it over–
LIAM: Yeah. I’m in favor of that.
SAM: –and block the other half.
ASHLY: Should I lift again? Or am I just going
to– okay great.
MATT: That you can do.
SAM: So now we can weaken this tree, maybe, with
some chops and then–
TALIESIN: Yeah, you can do that angle–
SAM: –it can block the other half.
TALIESIN: –you can do that angle so that you can
just hit it and know which side it will fall to–
SAM: Sure.
ASHLY: Do I have to roll anything–
LIAM: You can stick a branch in there–
ASHLY: –to smack it with my axe?
SAM: To controlled–
ASHLY: To controlled smack it with my axe? I’m so
powerful.
MATT: You can certainly try.
ASHLY: What do I roll?
MATT: Go ahead and roll an athletics check for
this one.
LIAM: And Nott’s trap making skills for help?
MATT: Just–
ASHLY: 15.
MATT: 15, okay. So you’re able to carve into it,
and use your knowledge of where to hit properly
and where the strength should be applied, you
manage to cut a few wedges into it. It begins to
move slightly, and you’re like, now’s the time to
stop.
ASHLY: Nice.
TALIESIN: Um, just for– no, that would be too
much. I was about to say, I could make a bullshit
trip wire, that when the tree went down, it would
tighten a rope. It would pop it.
ASHLY: Hmm.
SAM: Interesting.
TALIESIN: It would be rope on the ground. I don’t
know if it would hide in that.