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killed one of the circus folk this evening. |
MATT: “Now this’ll be real interesting.” She looks |
past you, and you follow her eyeline, and there |
you hear the sound of chains as a handful of |
crownsguard with Jester, Beau, and Nott, in |
manacles, approach from behind. “These ones, |
you’re talking about, right?” |
MARISHA: Help. Help. Help. |
(laughter) |
LIAM: Funny story. Yes, these are the people I was |
talking about. Nothing has changed, however, and I |
am only asking to take another ten minutes of your |
time to walk to the dock. One of the performers |
has been killed this evening, and I have done it. |
I staked out the circus because my friends were in |
trouble, and wrongly accused, and I knew this. So |
I staked out the circus this evening, and watched |
as this toad thing left the grounds there. It did |
this to me, and I, in a rage, followed it and |
destroyed it, and I will show you the remains of |
my work. We’ll put it to bed. I’m either a clown |
or I’m a toad-killer. Let’s see what it is. |
MATT: Make a persuasion check. |
LIAM: Come on, you fucker. |
LAURA: Oh, goddamn. |
LIAM: 11. |
MATT: She goes, (sighs) “Hold onto them for just a |
moment.” She walks back inside. A moment passes, |
and she returns with four other guards. |
LAURA: I keep doing this so I can make a jingling |
sound with my chains. |
LIAM: You know, that’s probably agitating the |
issue. Let’s go to the docks. |
MATT: She comes up. “All right. Drag them along |
with us. Show us what this thing is, and if what |
"you say is not true, you’ll join them. How’s that |
sound?” |
LIAM: I’m good with these terms. Follow me |
please. |
MATT: “All right.” |
LAURA: You know, the only reason we were out of |
the inn is because we were looking for you, Caleb. |
We didn’t know where you went. |
LIAM: I am not going to answer her. I’m just |
walking very firmly, with purpose, to the docks. |
MATT: It has been close to an hour at this point. |
TRAVIS: If I can clock that, I would like to leave |
the head, move off into the shadows, and assume my |
older man form. |
MATT: Using your second slot. |
TRAVIS: No, I can just drop– |
MATT: Oh no, you can do this whenever, that’s |
right. |
TRAVIS: I’ll drop the crownsguard, and make the |
old man and sit so I can keep an eye on it, but |
away from it. |
MATT: Eventually, you guys are led up to the |
docks, where you guide them. |
LIAM: Moment of confusion– here it is, right |
here, where I left it. Nobody has tampered with |
it. I turn around and I pull back my clothing and |
show a huge slash across my body, and say: You see |
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