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rain leather. |
LIAM: Oh, well, yes, I’m convinced. We should |
definitely just march up to the estate. |
ASHLY: Wait, I want a hit! It’s not going to go |
well. |
SUMALEE: I did not know that this works for |
others. |
ASHLY: Oh yeah, it’s a nine. |
MATT: As you get close– |
SAM: (fart noise) |
MATT: You don’t even get that close to it. You |
have a fairly strong sense of smell, and while |
some smells in your experiences of the world have |
put you aback, you can’t even describe this |
odorous musk that hits your nostrils, causing your |
entire face to wrinkle and recoil. |
ASHLY: Never mind, I was wrong! We shouldn’t go! |
MATT: At this point, Champ, who has leaned |
forward, watching this, goes, “Out of my |
"curiosity, I’m now invested. Might I have a sniff |
as well?” |
(laughter) |
SAM: Everyone’s sniffing your bag! |
SUMALEE: It is filled with so many wonderful |
things. I promise you. Wait a minute. I do not |
want him to smell this. |
SAM: She doesn’t want you to smell her bag. |
MATT: “I didn’t want a piece of the stink pouch |
anyway.” |
SUMALEE: I’m sorry. |
SAM: It’s something you have to earn. Maybe |
tomorrow. |
SUMALEE: Wait, let me smell. Oh, all right. Here. |
MATT: (sniffs) “No, no. Lesson learned.” His eyes |
start watering. “Would you like a room for the |
"night? What are your preferences?” |
SAM: Maybe we should get a room or two. That way, |
if everything goes wrong, if we’re indeed going to |
go to this estate, then we could at least have |
somewhere to crash. |
MATT: “I must warn you, if it’s more to a room and |
you require a companion, the group rates are a bit |
"more expensive.” |
ASHLY: He means slumber parties. If we all want to |
have a nice rest together, just sleeping, it’s |
more money. |
SUMALEE: We have that in my clan, too. We all set |
up a huge nest of leaves and sleep together. |
MATT: “Are you sure you’re not looking for work?” |
SUMALEE: No. |
MARISHA: Maybe we shouldn’t stay here. What time |
of day is it? |
MATT: At this point, it’s almost dusk. You guys |
have traveled the better part of your second day |
to even get here. |
LIAM: Well, perhaps we don’t want to show up on |
these people’s doorstep as the sun is going down. |
Why don’t we spend a night here? You were looking |
for some companionship. You can work on that. |
SAM: We can ask around. Maybe the clientele might |
know some things about the Sheps. |
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