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MATT: Make an intimidation check. |
TALIESIN: Nice. |
LIAM: Oh, come on. |
MATT: Just keep it in the– |
LIAM: I wish I had gone with that because it was |
great there but it’s not great here. That is a nine! |
MATT: It is indeed. He sits there and glares down |
at you for a second, your posturing, this |
filthy, scruffy man in a coat that wandered up out |
of nowhere covered in a little bit of his own |
blood. He just looks down at you for a second, |
“Sorry. She’s done for the night.” |
SAM: They keep regular hours here. |
LIAM: Excuse me. There are very good people being |
held under house arrest in a tavern right now. |
They are innocent. I have evidence that I can show |
her. This whole thing can be solved now. |
MATT: “This whole thing can be solved first thing |
in the morning. I’ll let you sleep it off. Have |
"some water. Come back when you’re feeling a little |
more yourself.” |
SAM: Kill them all. |
TRAVIS: I draw back, and flames burst forth! |
LIAM: Okay. I look him in the eye. I will go away. |
Get the message to her that the head of the circus |
frog is at the docks, waiting for her inspection. |
MATT: At this point, you hear a voice on the |
inside, just like, “Good night, good night” and a |
cloaked figure exits the front doorway, roughly |
about four and a half foot tall. |
LIAM: I remember the height. |
MATT: Norda is off the clock and is currently |
leaving for the evening to return to her home. |
LIAM: (shouting) There is a circus toad’s remains |
at the docks! I would like to put this town’s |
fears to rest. I am looking for– What’s her name? |
Yorda. |
ALL: Norda. |
LIAM: Norda. Yorda’s at the inn. Right? |
MATT: There’s Norda and then Yorda because I like |
to make it as confusing as possible. |
LIAM: Liam’s memory is really spotty, but Caleb’s |
is rock-solid. |
MATT: It’s funny. When you spell things on paper, |
they seem so much different and when you say them |
out loud they’re like, “Ah, they’re very similar.” |
The figure stops and turns and you hear this |
audible (heavy sigh). The figure waddles over |
towards you and pulls the hood back and it’s |
Norda. “All right, what’s this about a frog |
head?” |
LIAM: Thank goodness. Thank you, gentlemen. |
Forgive me, I can see that you’re trying to get |
yourself home to bed. |
MATT: “That would be preferable, aye.” You see |
bags under her eyes. She’s had a long day, her |
hair’s a bit frazzled, and she looks like she’s |
waiting for you to finish. |
LIAM: You are very aware that there are people at the |
Nestled Nook under house arrest by your order? |
They are innocent and I can prove it, and I would |
like to end things as quickly as possible. I have |
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