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1 Hello. Welcome to P. Schuyler & Sons, dealers in the rare and beautiful. My name is James Kingsford. How might I help you? |
1 Hello. Welcome to P. Schuyler & Sons, dealers in the rare and beautiful. My name is James Kingsford. How might I help you? |
2 Hello. I'd like to talk with someone concerning this ring. |
3 Hello. I'd like to talk with someone about a ring I used to have. |
4 Look, I REALLY need to talk with someone about this ring... |
5 Look, I REALLY need to talk with someone about a ring I had... |
6 Uh...listen Mr. Kingsford. I RECOMMEND you let me in here... |
8 Uh...I got questions 'bout ring... |
10 What exactly, can I help you with? Did you purchase the ring from P. Schuyler & Sons? |
10 What exactly, can I help you with? Did you purchase the ring from P. Schuyler & Sons? |
11 Not exactly. I was given the ring by...uhh...someone... |
15 I'm very sorry, but we don't guarantee the quality of our products unless they were purchased directly from us. Now if there's nothing else, I really must get back to work... |
15 I'm very sorry, but we don't guarantee the quality of our products unless they were purchased directly from us. Now if there's nothing else, I really must get back to work... |
16 No, you don't understand. Perhaps if I spoke to Mr. Schuyler? |
20 I'm afraid that's quite impossible. The Schuyler's are extremely busy men, and I KNOW they can't be bothered with something as trivial your concerns with a product you didn't even buy... |
20 I'm afraid that's quite impossible. The Schuyler's are extremely busy men, and I KNOW they can't be bothered with something as trivial your concerns with a product you didn't even buy... |
21 But wait! I just need to find out who... |
25 I'm so very glad you stopped by, though. Feel free to browse the store if you'd like. Have a good day... |
25 I'm so very glad you stopped by, though. Feel free to browse the store if you'd like. Have a good day... |
27 [Your tone seems to concern him.] Oh, really? On what grounds do you RECOMMEND that I let you in here? |
27 [Your tone seems to concern him.] Oh, really? On what grounds do you RECOMMEND that I let you in here? |
28 I'm from the Tarantian authorities. We're doing an investigation... |
29 On the grounds that you're going to bleed, otherwise... |
30 No reason, really. Good day to you, sir... |
32 I'll not take such treatment from you, madam! Defend yourself! |
32 I'll not take such treatment from you, sir! Defend yourself! |
34 [He seems a bit shaken.] T-t-the authorities...why...? [He regains a little of his lost composure.] I see. Well, if that is the case, I demand to see your credentials, madam... |
34 [He seems a bit shaken.] T-t-the authorities...why...? [He regains a little of his lost composure.] I see. Well, if that is the case, I demand to see your credentials, sir... |
35 You're in no position to demand anything. Open these doors... |
36 You're in no position to demand anything. Open these doors... |
37 [Reach inside your jacket.] It seems I've misplaced them... |
38 This investigation is over. Good day to you... |
40 [He smirks at you, not persuaded by your attempt.] I see...uh, constable. Look, friend...if you leave right now, I won't call the REAL authorities and have you thrown out on your ear. Are we quite finished, here? |
40 [He smirks at you.] I see. Look, madam...if you leave right now, I won't call the REAL authorities and have you thrown out on your ear. Are we quite finished, here? |
41 Yes, quite finished. It seems I have no choice but to kill you... |
42 Yes, I'll just be on my way... |
44 [The ruse appears to work.] Uh...look, I have NOTHING to do with what's going on down there! I just work up here, watch the front door... |
44 [The ruse appears to work.] Uh...look, I have NOTHING to do with what's going on down there! I just work up here, watch the front door... |
45 What, exactly, is going on down there, Mr. Kingsford? |
47 No! I can't talk about it! T-they...did something to me...if I tell you, then...please, don't make me say anything more! [He hands you a key.] Please, just take this and let me go...! |
47 No! I can't talk about it! T-they...did something to me...if I tell you, then...please, don't make me say anything more! [He hands you a key.] Please, just take this and let me go...! |
48 Alright, James. You can leave. I'll take care of this... |
49 I'm sorry, but you're going to have to tell me EVERYTHING! |
51 Thank you! I'm leaving, and I promise I'll never come back...! |
51 Thank you! I'm leaving, and I promise I'll never come back...! |
53 Oh god, no....[He draws nearer, whispering.] Okay, perhaps if they don't hear. They're monsters! You've no idea what happens down there! I only work for them because I was down on my luck, and my family needed the money. But if I would have known...I'd rather starve than know what I know! |
53 Oh god, no....[He draws nearer, whispering.] Okay, perhaps if they don't hear. They're monsters! You've no idea what happens down there! I only work for them because I was down on my luck, and my family needed the money. But if I would have known...I'd rather starve than know what I know! |
54 What? What is it! What is so strange about P. Schuyler & Sons? |
56 [He's sweating, hissing through his teeth.] They're not what they seem, they DO things...oh, god! NO! I TOLD YOU THAT THEY'D KNOW IF I TALKED...! IT HURTS! OH GOD IT HURTS! |
56 [He's sweating, hissing through his teeth.] They're not what they seem, they DO things...oh, god! NO! I TOLD YOU THAT THEY'D KNOW IF I TALKED...! IT HURTS! OH GOD IT HURTS! |
57 What...? What's happening? |
59 It's poison! Oh, the pain....! GOD, HELP ME...! |
59 It's poison! Oh, the pain....! GOD, HELP ME...! |
60 What can I do? James, What can I do...? |
61 Ah. It seems you're finally getting your just rewards, old boy... |
62 [James Kingsford falls to the floor. He is dead.] |
62 [James Kingsford falls to the floor. He is dead.] |
64 [The man is obviously disgusted by your mental inferiority.] Please, madam. This is a business, not an asylum. Please, leave the premises immediately... |
64 [The man is obviously disgusted by your mental inferiority.] Please, sir. This is a business, not an asylum. Please, leave the premises immediately... |
65 Huh? I no like you! Now I watch you bleed and die! |