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TALIESIN: That’s a really good idea. I don’t… I |
mean, if you guys in a serious rush, if you could |
help I’m sure we could figure out– |
MARISHA: Maybe we’re in a rush; maybe after. |
LIAM: Herr Clay, we are dealing with a |
time-sensitive situation. You are looking for a |
segue out of this predicament you’re in? |
TALIESIN: Mmm. |
ASHLY: I feel like it’s only fair to warn you: if |
you were to come with us, we’d be asking you to go |
into a situation that’s not very safe. |
TALIESIN: Are you inviting me to come with you? |
SUMALEE: Yes, very much. |
ASHLY: Oh, yeah, sorry– did we not– |
SAM: We came here seeking help in a mission that |
we’re about to go on. |
TALIESIN: That’s excellent. You’re lucky I came |
along, then. This is going to work out really well. |
MARISHA: Well, we came to you. |
TALIESIN: Well, you’re lucky that I stayed right |
here so that you intercepted me, because if I had |
wandered off ten, 15 feet this may have never |
happened. |
LIAM: Herr Clay, we should be very honest with |
you. We are intending to do good by people who |
deserve it. A young one. Good people. But we are |
going to do very difficult business tonight or tomorrow. |
TALIESIN: Well, I don’t know if I think that |
anyone deserves anything, but I don’t like cages, |
and I’m really– |
MARISHA: You don’t have a particular penchant or |
sympathy towards people who eat babies, do you? |
TALIESIN: That seems a little specific. I’m mostly |
interested in trying to take care of the natural |
order of the world and nature itself. |
ASHLY: Does murder end up on that checklist? |
TALIESIN: Have you ever been in nature? Yes. |
Violence is extremely natural. |
ASHLY: Tight. |
SUMALEE: No, the people we are after have done |
terrible things. They have upset the balance of |
nature so much by what they have done. They do not |
deserve to live. Please come with us. I have an |
idea. If you can come with us, maybe some of the |
firbolgs from my tribe can come help you here |
afterwards– can help keep the temple afterwards. |
TALIESIN: Well, I don’t know about deserve, but I |
think there’s always somewhere there’s a plant |
that needs some compost, and I’m happy to make |
some more if it’ll make people happy. |
MARISHA: Was that you saying you’re willing to |
kill people and put them in the ground to make compost?! |
SAM: I think so. |
TALIESIN: You got a lot of aggression. You got a |
lot of anger. |
MARISHA: Oh man, you’re seeing me at a relatively |
calm moment, actually. |
LIAM: Welcome to The Mighty Nein. |
TALIESIN: There’s only– |
MARISHA: Don’t overthink it. |
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