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is pale and a grayish color, and has a big shock |
of weirdly pink mohawk hair– |
LIAM: You don’t say. |
SAM: No! |
TALIESIN: I’m going way off the reservation here. |
He’s a little gaunt. He’s got a little fuzz, he’s |
wearing this bizarre– he’s wearing this very |
gentle silk shirt that’s got one long, flowy |
sleeve. He’s got a cup of tea. He’s just staring. |
Huh. I think I’ve only got three more cups. Hold |
on. I go back in. |
SAM: (shouting) Do you know her? Do you know him? |
SUMALEE: It’s a firbolg! He is a firbolg! |
SAM: (shouting) Do you know him? What’s his name? |
SUMALEE: I do not! But he’s a firbolg! He is one |
of my people! (gasps) He is a firbolg. This will |
be good. My smell bag was right again! |
TALIESIN: I’m going to come out, I’m going to have |
a little kettle set up on a little tripod. I’m |
putting it down, I’m putting a big rod with a big |
purple chunk of amethyst on it underneath the |
kettle. Tapping it a couple times to get the |
kettle to start heating up. I’m going to wander |
into the graveyard and find some flowers for tea. |
MATT: Okay. |
SAM: Can we tag along? Do you need any help? |
LIAM: Does he seem like he’s going to kill us? |
MATT: Make an insight check. |
LIAM: Thank you. 19. |
MATT: 19? |
LIAM: Nein-teen. |
MATT: There doesn’t seem to be any threat at the |
moment. |
TALIESIN: Mr. Clay, and nah, I’m fine. One |
second. |
SAM: He’s Mr. Clay. |
TALIESIN: I come back with a pile of red-purple |
flowers and I’m grinding up. This is from Casala. |
Textile family generations ago, but they make very |
good tea now. (sighs) |
MARISHA: Wait, back up a second. Are you Mr. |
Clay? |
TALIESIN: Mm. Caduceus Clay. Sit. |
MARISHA: Caduceus Clay. |
TALIESIN: I’m going to put out the three cups and |
wait for the pot to boil. |
SAM: Hello. |
MARISHA: Is that Caduceus with a K, or a C? Okay. |
SAM: Hi. Oh, we have to wait? |
TALIESIN: Pour out the three cups. You have to |
share, I apologize. |
ASHLY: I don’t drink tea. Booze is fine. |
LIAM: I come over and sit and take one of the |
teas. |
MARISHA: Caleb and I will share one and I hand the |
other to Nila. |
SUMALEE: I would love to try your tea. |
TALIESIN: Please, let me know what you think. |
SUMALEE: It is delicious. |
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