WEBVTT 00:05.043 --> 00:22.436 [SPEAKER_04]: Content warnings for 5 gyms presents marriage and marriage include rumor, scandal, romance, courting, gaslighting, coercion, substance use, grief, social pressures surrounding marriage and traditional gender roles and strong use of profanity. 00:23.458 --> 00:25.482 [SPEAKER_04]: Listener discretion is advised. 00:40.143 --> 00:44.549 [SPEAKER_02]: Listen in, as five friends take turns weaving stories to the tabletop game of their choice. 00:45.350 --> 00:47.293 [SPEAKER_02]: This is 5 GM's in a trench coat. 01:00.390 --> 01:09.643 [SPEAKER_04]: So, it's been about a week since... A lot of things have gone on. 01:10.923 --> 01:12.786 [SPEAKER_04]: Conversations were had plans were made. 01:14.930 --> 01:17.936 [SPEAKER_04]: During that time, there was another pamphlet that came out. 01:19.298 --> 01:20.801 [SPEAKER_04]: Still anonymous, correct? 01:22.805 --> 01:30.739 [SPEAKER_04]: This time, it's basically the Victorian equivalent of a recap page of everything that's been going on. 01:31.340 --> 01:34.045 [SPEAKER_04]: And at least, what have you been up to? 01:35.138 --> 01:37.242 [SPEAKER_07]: I, you know, this and that, talking to my people. 01:37.302 --> 01:39.968 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, I'm sure things are so fun. 01:39.988 --> 01:42.934 [SPEAKER_07]: Things are moving around, you know, nothing interesting. 01:43.174 --> 01:45.198 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, nothing interesting whatsoever. 01:45.218 --> 01:52.573 [SPEAKER_04]: So a week goes by and you would all know that there is going to be a big summer, like, 01:52.553 --> 01:55.476 [SPEAKER_04]: Festival slash picnic thing going on. 01:56.417 --> 02:02.163 [SPEAKER_04]: It's a big outing that happens to celebrate the harvest and all of that thing Every year. 02:02.223 --> 02:03.425 [SPEAKER_04]: It's always a big thing. 02:03.465 --> 02:17.700 [SPEAKER_04]: It's a bigger thing this year because Of the buzz of matches and whatnot showing face especially is good at this event as their local vendors and things like that Showing off their crops having petting zoos and whatnot 02:17.680 --> 02:36.128 [SPEAKER_04]: and picnics are also had throughout that time um yeah so you're all attending that I want to arrive on a horse okay what horse I have a horse you'll keep a horse it is a dark steed 02:37.745 --> 02:39.588 [SPEAKER_02]: Uh, a Mustang is a type of horse, right? 02:39.808 --> 02:39.908 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 02:39.928 --> 02:41.991 [SPEAKER_02]: What's it kind of horse that's uh, sturdy? 02:42.011 --> 02:43.293 [SPEAKER_02]: Those big sturdy ones. 02:43.413 --> 02:45.016 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, big sturdy ones. 02:45.036 --> 02:45.136 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 02:45.156 --> 02:45.817 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, Clydesdale. 02:45.837 --> 02:46.178 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, Clydesdale. 02:46.198 --> 02:46.758 [SPEAKER_02]: Clydesdale. 02:46.778 --> 02:47.820 [SPEAKER_02]: Big Clydesdale. 02:47.900 --> 02:48.461 [SPEAKER_02]: Clydesdale. 02:48.481 --> 02:49.242 [SPEAKER_02]: Clydesdale. 02:49.603 --> 02:54.410 [SPEAKER_02]: I like to think like with the money that I have like left over from what I send to my family. 02:54.510 --> 02:57.414 [SPEAKER_02]: I actually tend to animals like I like, I look horses and stuff. 02:57.434 --> 03:00.819 [SPEAKER_02]: So I have a few horses and this might be one of my like big showgirls. 03:00.919 --> 03:01.460 [SPEAKER_04]: This is your baby. 03:01.681 --> 03:01.881 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 03:01.901 --> 03:03.383 [SPEAKER_04]: So you show up on a large horse. 03:03.443 --> 03:05.406 [SPEAKER_04]: How else does everyone else arrive to this? 03:05.977 --> 03:07.379 [SPEAKER_07]: I come in a real nice carriage. 03:07.879 --> 03:08.480 [SPEAKER_07]: I come out. 03:08.520 --> 03:09.542 [SPEAKER_07]: I have a giant hat. 03:10.002 --> 03:11.564 [SPEAKER_04]: Dude, dude, okay. 03:11.584 --> 03:12.085 [SPEAKER_04]: What's the fit? 03:12.105 --> 03:12.646 [SPEAKER_04]: What's the fit? 03:12.766 --> 03:13.086 [SPEAKER_07]: Look. 03:14.388 --> 03:15.449 [SPEAKER_07]: Tight red dress. 03:15.790 --> 03:16.911 [SPEAKER_07]: Tastes out as usual. 03:17.071 --> 03:17.352 [SPEAKER_04]: Well. 03:17.432 --> 03:17.752 [SPEAKER_07]: You know. 03:18.253 --> 03:19.795 [SPEAKER_07]: But was too bow as this time. 03:19.835 --> 03:20.195 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay. 03:20.516 --> 03:20.916 [SPEAKER_00]: Okay. 03:20.956 --> 03:23.880 [SPEAKER_07]: And a giant hat with a bunch of feathers in it. 03:24.501 --> 03:28.606 [SPEAKER_07]: And even as like a little bird on it too, a little stuffed bird, a little blue jay. 03:29.227 --> 03:30.769 [SPEAKER_07]: I walk. 03:31.525 --> 03:32.767 [SPEAKER_04]: to buy cow locks. 03:32.907 --> 03:33.007 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 03:33.027 --> 03:34.129 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 03:34.370 --> 03:49.213 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm wearing very similar outfit to the previous big event, but instead of the flowers that are inlayed and stitched into my vest or my jacket rather are summer flowers, they're bright like the electric summer colors, yeah. 03:49.193 --> 03:53.766 [SPEAKER_05]: I think Esther, and if you want me to use a token for this, I totally can. 03:53.786 --> 04:03.996 [SPEAKER_05]: I feel like with her actually being written about in a gossip pamphlet, she has uncharacteristically of her cousin. 04:04.364 --> 04:08.109 [SPEAKER_05]: convinced Mortimer to accompany her as an escort for this. 04:08.570 --> 04:09.471 [SPEAKER_04]: Jamie, that token. 04:09.571 --> 04:12.435 [SPEAKER_04]: But yes, I will definitely let that happen because that's kind of funny. 04:13.377 --> 04:14.779 [SPEAKER_04]: Mortimer is here now. 04:14.899 --> 04:15.820 [SPEAKER_04]: Mortimer is here. 04:15.840 --> 04:18.764 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't know how the heck you convinced him to get out of the house, but you did. 04:18.924 --> 04:21.508 [SPEAKER_04]: I think he's like nervously like looking around. 04:21.528 --> 04:23.571 [SPEAKER_04]: He doesn't want to be here. 04:23.551 --> 04:24.453 [SPEAKER_01]: Um, Ophelia? 04:25.074 --> 04:29.060 [SPEAKER_01]: Um, she definitely arrives with the family that she is with right now in a carriage. 04:29.381 --> 04:34.269 [SPEAKER_01]: But since it's not like a night time event, she's probably just like in her governess. 04:34.690 --> 04:35.351 [SPEAKER_01]: Okay. 04:35.411 --> 04:36.673 [SPEAKER_01]: Maybe like a little like shawl. 04:36.954 --> 04:37.054 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah. 04:37.074 --> 04:37.735 [SPEAKER_01]: And I think crazy. 04:37.795 --> 04:38.957 [SPEAKER_01]: She's not in a gown or anything. 04:38.997 --> 04:40.159 [SPEAKER_01]: She's very modest still. 04:40.139 --> 04:41.120 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, absolutely. 04:41.160 --> 04:42.002 [SPEAKER_04]: So you all show up. 04:42.522 --> 04:44.525 [SPEAKER_04]: Again, it is a huge event. 04:44.886 --> 04:51.696 [SPEAKER_04]: There are tenths set up and vendors, and you know, there's people calling you over to come try the jam that they have or whatever. 04:51.756 --> 04:58.746 [SPEAKER_04]: So yeah, you're all arrived and you just kind of wander around by assume, are you looking for anyone in particular? 04:58.806 --> 05:03.092 [SPEAKER_04]: Miles would see, and Elise's, and Elise is hard to miss. 05:04.334 --> 05:08.340 [SPEAKER_04]: As amongst all of this, she is wearing a bright red dress in a large hat. 05:08.320 --> 05:12.889 [SPEAKER_02]: I might be wanted to talk to her in private, so I might not even go in her direction. 05:13.150 --> 05:15.695 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, and you are aware of all the stuff that's been said. 05:15.715 --> 05:17.098 [SPEAKER_02]: Exactly, so that is well. 05:17.559 --> 05:21.968 [SPEAKER_04]: Again, that is something that you are all conscious of, that there are things around you currently. 05:23.171 --> 05:24.995 [SPEAKER_02]: You said is, what time is it? 05:25.015 --> 05:27.139 [SPEAKER_04]: It's like afternoon, okay. 05:27.727 --> 05:34.019 [SPEAKER_04]: So yeah, are you guys looking for anything in particular, any one in particular suites, anything in particular? 05:34.239 --> 05:36.203 [SPEAKER_04]: What's Miles' favorite, suites? 05:36.223 --> 05:39.469 [SPEAKER_02]: Um, those kind of like mil tea chocolates that have stuff on them in the middle? 05:39.830 --> 05:40.271 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay, yeah. 05:40.471 --> 05:41.433 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm looking for miles. 05:43.237 --> 05:43.798 [SPEAKER_04]: Of course you are. 05:44.118 --> 05:45.060 [SPEAKER_04]: And at least. 05:45.479 --> 05:47.563 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm just kind of post it up, letting people come to me. 05:47.763 --> 05:49.747 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh yeah, 100% of why would you not Esther? 05:49.787 --> 05:55.718 [SPEAKER_05]: Esther is like arm and arm with her escort cousin in this scenario. 05:55.858 --> 06:03.572 [SPEAKER_05]: And she is like kind of looking to him ready to stir the pot so much at this picnic. 06:03.833 --> 06:06.077 [SPEAKER_05]: And she is kind of talking to a boredomer. 06:06.217 --> 06:08.922 [SPEAKER_05]: And she says, you can do cousin. 06:09.762 --> 06:17.153 [SPEAKER_05]: Hmm, despite the circumstances that our family is facing right now, they're quite a number of popular ladies this season. 06:17.173 --> 06:25.505 [SPEAKER_05]: I know that you have declared yourself time and time again to not be the marital swords, but there's a young governess that's quite popular right now. 06:25.525 --> 06:36.141 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, um, you know that that's not really my thing, um, marriage can take away from my hobby and whatnot. 06:37.488 --> 06:45.482 [SPEAKER_05]: then would you not want to look for the company of an established woman who has endeavors and hobbies of her own? 06:47.486 --> 06:55.480 [SPEAKER_04]: I suppose you have a good point there, but that requires time and effort and talking. 06:57.063 --> 07:10.080 [SPEAKER_05]: Well, you clearly must serve as an escort for me today, anyway, considering, well, my own marital prospect, so why not put yourself out there? 07:10.160 --> 07:10.901 [SPEAKER_05]: What's the harm? 07:13.504 --> 07:15.787 [SPEAKER_04]: I suppose there's no harm in trying. 07:15.827 --> 07:17.569 [SPEAKER_04]: You've already dragged me here anyways. 07:19.692 --> 07:22.856 [SPEAKER_05]: If she is friends with Analise, you remember Analise. 07:23.738 --> 07:24.759 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, yes. 07:25.039 --> 07:41.922 [SPEAKER_05]: At the stage all the time, when Father passed, she was all over you that evening, very excitedly so, but I could reintroduce the two of you, and perhaps she could introduce you to the governess, and but yet perhaps you could meet my new friend, the VyCount, the doctor. 07:41.942 --> 07:46.729 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, yes, yes, um, yeah, why not, we're here. 07:46.709 --> 07:48.892 [SPEAKER_04]: um, that sounds good. 07:48.952 --> 07:52.557 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm not interrupting anything that you're doing. 07:52.597 --> 07:54.720 [SPEAKER_05]: Of course not cousin. 07:54.780 --> 08:03.531 [SPEAKER_05]: After all, you were starting to look a little too pale in your office, so mother and I thought that some sunlight would do you good. 08:03.711 --> 08:04.252 [SPEAKER_05]: No, come along. 08:04.352 --> 08:05.774 [SPEAKER_05]: I'll introduce you to everybody. 08:05.814 --> 08:10.821 [SPEAKER_04]: Alright, as you drag your cousin along through these stalls. 08:11.341 --> 08:14.185 [SPEAKER_04]: Um, oh god. 08:14.165 --> 08:16.508 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay, so miles you're around. 08:16.568 --> 08:17.930 [SPEAKER_04]: You're trying these little sweets. 08:18.351 --> 08:20.294 [SPEAKER_04]: You're having a great time because they're just giving you salmon. 08:20.634 --> 08:22.217 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, any free sample. 08:22.337 --> 08:27.244 [SPEAKER_02]: I have a pocket full of coin that I am willing to spend all of it on delicious sweets. 08:27.264 --> 08:27.985 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh yeah, for sure. 08:28.005 --> 08:31.089 [SPEAKER_04]: You like every vendor is like, sir miles, do you want to try it? 08:31.390 --> 08:32.331 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay, safe for horses. 08:33.593 --> 08:34.434 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't know about that. 08:35.616 --> 08:37.759 [SPEAKER_02]: Don't direct me to your nearest vendor. 08:38.414 --> 08:39.475 [SPEAKER_04]: That is safe for horses. 08:39.775 --> 08:42.498 [SPEAKER_04]: There's a produce stand that way if you want. 08:42.939 --> 08:46.102 [SPEAKER_04]: I know that there's a stand here that has showed cubes. 08:46.703 --> 08:47.664 [SPEAKER_02]: If that's a thing. 08:47.684 --> 08:48.485 [SPEAKER_02]: Look at Shiga. 08:48.505 --> 08:48.785 [SPEAKER_02]: Thank you. 08:49.506 --> 08:49.826 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 08:49.846 --> 08:52.509 [SPEAKER_02]: Also, and then it's like, just like a handful of money. 08:52.549 --> 08:54.932 [SPEAKER_02]: I think it's like some stabs in my satchel. 08:55.833 --> 08:58.576 [SPEAKER_04]: Vy count, UC, Sir Miles is around. 08:59.236 --> 09:03.201 [SPEAKER_04]: No one around him as he's having many a sweet. 09:03.501 --> 09:03.861 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 09:04.302 --> 09:06.244 [SPEAKER_06]: Young, working as a child. 09:07.270 --> 09:12.079 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, I like out are those sweets good quite what you like some. 09:12.099 --> 09:15.765 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, you know what I'm okay You should come by my home sometime. 09:16.026 --> 09:27.186 [SPEAKER_06]: I actually am quite you know at working with them Well, it'll sense in and chemicals in the like I've also become quite the The the Pettersweet 09:27.166 --> 09:29.269 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, you think exactly. 09:29.690 --> 09:31.733 [SPEAKER_06]: Yes, yeah, it's a bit of a hobby of mine. 09:31.753 --> 09:32.975 [SPEAKER_06]: I do a lot of free time, right? 09:32.995 --> 09:34.537 [SPEAKER_02]: Love, I love pastries, yeah. 09:34.557 --> 09:41.308 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, you should swing by, I tend to have more than I can do with an even the servants can't eat as much as I may. 09:41.328 --> 09:41.708 [SPEAKER_02]: Sure, sure. 09:41.888 --> 09:43.791 [SPEAKER_06]: Yes, oh, would you buy to buy a company to the next stall? 09:43.831 --> 09:45.394 [SPEAKER_06]: It seemed like you were on your way to get something. 09:45.474 --> 09:50.562 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes, my horse, Attie, it's short for Athena, just so you know. 09:50.662 --> 09:52.144 [SPEAKER_06]: Attie, what is that short for? 09:52.124 --> 09:55.430 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm glad that you are. 09:55.491 --> 09:56.332 [SPEAKER_02]: It's short for Athena. 09:56.432 --> 09:57.695 [SPEAKER_02]: They got us the goddess of war. 09:57.715 --> 10:00.300 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, I didn't know you were a scholar. 10:00.921 --> 10:01.522 [SPEAKER_02]: Um, hardly. 10:01.542 --> 10:03.085 [SPEAKER_02]: I just like the pictures. 10:05.470 --> 10:07.975 [SPEAKER_06]: Where did you do? 10:07.995 --> 10:08.917 [SPEAKER_06]: Let's just walk in talk. 10:09.177 --> 10:09.518 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes. 10:10.059 --> 10:13.305 [SPEAKER_02]: Um, what brings you to the occasion? 10:14.602 --> 10:16.746 [SPEAKER_06]: I figure the same thing that brings here, right? 10:17.006 --> 10:19.772 [SPEAKER_06]: Yes, yes, yes, yes, it's always a necessity, really. 10:19.792 --> 10:20.633 [SPEAKER_02]: It... 10:20.653 --> 10:20.793 [SPEAKER_02]: I... 10:22.997 --> 10:23.639 [SPEAKER_02]: It can be honest. 10:24.180 --> 10:24.941 [SPEAKER_06]: I would love nothing. 10:25.081 --> 10:25.542 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm draining. 10:26.203 --> 10:26.764 [SPEAKER_02]: I think... 10:26.905 --> 10:33.176 [SPEAKER_06]: I will say this much, though, I felt as though you did not like my presence of the previous event. 10:33.196 --> 10:36.863 [SPEAKER_06]: I do think you and I have quite a bit in common. 10:36.843 --> 10:40.327 [SPEAKER_02]: I suppose I was a bit irritable that night for a lot of reasons. 10:40.507 --> 10:46.815 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, yes, I mean, in fact, you're way too can tend to lend itself to uncomfortable emotions. 10:47.276 --> 10:50.279 [SPEAKER_02]: Right, the ladies, being around and evacuated. 10:50.440 --> 10:55.366 [SPEAKER_06]: Like, soldiers and even men there after are not equipped deal with. 10:56.207 --> 11:02.935 [SPEAKER_06]: You know, as society, the way we've established these things, why would you ever confront your own emotion? 11:02.915 --> 11:08.466 [SPEAKER_06]: Just as the lady who talked to Kater, hand in hand, and they're like, it's quite, you know. 11:08.746 --> 11:09.147 [SPEAKER_02]: Unclear. 11:09.908 --> 11:10.870 [SPEAKER_02]: What exactly were talking about? 11:11.071 --> 11:12.113 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 11:12.213 --> 11:19.988 [SPEAKER_06]: I feel like you're clear in factuation with a certain lady clouded your judgment a bit in the night. 11:20.108 --> 11:23.775 [SPEAKER_02]: You are mistakenly, and the Duchess are just 11:33.408 --> 11:33.991 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm unclear. 11:37.049 --> 11:38.055 [SPEAKER_06]: Who are you talking about? 11:38.075 --> 11:39.503 [SPEAKER_02]: Who are you talking about? 11:40.225 --> 11:42.989 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, um, there was many women in that night. 11:43.189 --> 11:43.589 [SPEAKER_06]: You're right. 11:43.609 --> 11:44.450 [SPEAKER_06]: You're so popular. 11:44.591 --> 11:50.398 [SPEAKER_06]: I was more, um, one of the assumptions, uh, because I had stopped to talk to you and you, you looked at me with, well, venom in your eyes. 11:51.019 --> 11:52.621 [SPEAKER_06]: And it was, it was just a bit of a surprise to me. 11:52.741 --> 11:54.343 [SPEAKER_06]: And then I realized that I looked back on it. 11:54.363 --> 12:00.150 [SPEAKER_06]: I made a bit of a fool of myself, almost foot in mouth in a situation where in which I stopped you from getting to your next dance. 12:00.230 --> 12:02.513 [SPEAKER_06]: I know you had already had quite a long dance with her. 12:02.533 --> 12:04.596 [SPEAKER_06]: And it reminded me of you were walking and talking. 12:04.576 --> 12:06.899 [SPEAKER_06]: Um, but obviously you wanted to to follow that up. 12:06.919 --> 12:08.301 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm sure she's a great conversationalist. 12:08.321 --> 12:28.626 [SPEAKER_06]: I've never had much time with the governance, but I just figure Well She seems interesting enough for all of I mean the two from the eligible suitors here Sipped it almost be fighting over Hardly a fight Hardly I've seen many fights Right, so bye 12:31.036 --> 12:47.742 [SPEAKER_06]: I think, I mean, if that's the case that I'm certain, I can go talk to the young Ambrose and tell him that the governess is, I don't know about the, I've heard a bit of a rumor that she's a, um, did you see the pamphlets? 12:47.802 --> 12:50.046 [SPEAKER_02]: I try to stick clear from those such a things. 12:50.186 --> 12:54.152 [SPEAKER_06]: I can't help but I love reading the drama, it's just a bit enjoyable. 12:54.873 --> 12:57.297 [SPEAKER_06]: My main thing with that is, um, 12:59.099 --> 13:01.802 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, you know, lowly governance is one thing. 13:03.705 --> 13:05.727 [SPEAKER_06]: I wouldn't mind marrying a governance. 13:05.767 --> 13:09.412 [SPEAKER_06]: That doesn't affect me in my ethics in this space at the moment. 13:09.432 --> 13:19.545 [SPEAKER_06]: But like clearly, you know, you're looking for status, not a romantic connection, even though it may or may not, you know, cloud your judgment every time. 13:19.585 --> 13:22.909 [SPEAKER_06]: But regardless, I should talk to the young Embrose and let him know. 13:22.929 --> 13:25.933 [SPEAKER_02]: Looking as strong, strong with, but I, 13:26.487 --> 13:30.273 [SPEAKER_02]: Suppose the young Ambrose should think on what he wants. 13:30.713 --> 13:32.496 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, I mean, I'll go talk to him and let him know. 13:32.516 --> 13:36.983 [SPEAKER_02]: Coming back to the toned so swiftly with... Well, clearly there's something, man. 13:37.003 --> 13:37.384 [SPEAKER_02]: Really? 13:37.604 --> 13:43.733 [SPEAKER_02]: And I wonder for him, for his sake, if a governess of no status is what he needs anyways. 13:43.753 --> 13:45.696 [SPEAKER_06]: He's again hardly as she a governess of no status. 13:45.757 --> 13:48.040 [SPEAKER_06]: If we are to believe the rumor, that won't. 13:48.020 --> 13:51.443 [SPEAKER_02]: What were these rumours again, I'm sorry? 13:51.723 --> 13:54.386 [SPEAKER_06]: I think this was a Mark Keev sort of a marchus. 13:54.586 --> 13:55.927 [SPEAKER_02]: That is interesting. 13:56.027 --> 13:56.928 [SPEAKER_06]: That is an interesting comment. 13:56.948 --> 13:58.189 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, rumours are just weird. 13:58.209 --> 13:58.930 [SPEAKER_02]: Right, rumours are just weird. 13:58.950 --> 13:59.791 [SPEAKER_06]: That's just verification. 14:00.311 --> 14:00.771 [SPEAKER_02]: Right. 14:00.791 --> 14:09.279 [SPEAKER_06]: But mainly my point here is, is even if she were a lowly governess, marrying upwards for her would be a fine thing and it wouldn't harm the vacuance prospects. 14:09.619 --> 14:14.924 [SPEAKER_06]: So if he appears to be enamored with her, as I thought you were with her, I should just go inform her. 14:14.944 --> 14:17.166 [SPEAKER_02]: Does he, does he appear that way? 14:18.327 --> 14:18.888 [SPEAKER_06]: I don't mean. 14:19.208 --> 14:19.688 [SPEAKER_06]: Recall? 14:20.089 --> 14:28.638 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, I mean, they seem to quite engaged upon their dance, but I will say, so did you, and I must have misread that situation, as you've said to you. 14:28.718 --> 14:31.280 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes, and you and the Duchess as well, in your dance. 14:31.501 --> 14:35.124 [SPEAKER_02]: Duchess, finally, on Ravenschwitzian. 14:35.184 --> 14:39.369 [SPEAKER_06]: I think everyone who does anything with Analyze appears to be quite engaged. 14:39.389 --> 14:40.210 [SPEAKER_02]: That is true. 14:40.230 --> 14:44.494 [SPEAKER_06]: It is just a bit of Analyze's stature, right? 14:44.514 --> 14:45.415 [SPEAKER_06]: A bit over-baric. 14:49.428 --> 14:55.478 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, then, uh, it would, to be clear then, here sir, I, and again, I, I, I just don't want to mince words with you. 14:56.500 --> 14:58.283 [SPEAKER_06]: You have no feelings for the governance? 14:58.904 --> 15:06.036 [SPEAKER_06]: I... Have... No affections, understood? 15:06.156 --> 15:08.901 [SPEAKER_02]: No, well, okay, so, what are you doing here, sir? 15:10.744 --> 15:11.725 [SPEAKER_06]: Can I tell you bluntly? 15:12.366 --> 15:15.672 [SPEAKER_02]: Absolutely, I would prefer that so much more than whatever this is. 15:16.968 --> 15:25.098 [SPEAKER_06]: As a young man, I met my now late wife, and why I'm here, I adored her in every sense of the word. 15:25.198 --> 15:30.965 [SPEAKER_06]: She was whip smart and a conversationalist and faster than me in every capacity, I miss her. 15:31.967 --> 15:41.659 [SPEAKER_06]: And I hate to think that a young sir like yourself would never give themselves the chance to miss someone that way. 15:42.700 --> 15:43.701 [SPEAKER_06]: So 15:44.339 --> 15:49.627 [SPEAKER_06]: What I saw was wrong, if I misinterpreted your possible affection, absolutely. 15:49.747 --> 15:53.593 [SPEAKER_06]: But I just think that if there's affections, so be it a governess. 15:54.153 --> 15:58.540 [SPEAKER_02]: If there were, what is it that you could do about it? 15:59.521 --> 16:00.663 [SPEAKER_06]: What is it that I could do? 16:00.723 --> 16:06.411 [SPEAKER_06]: Sir, I am knowing, my words are a mixer and my work is a mixer I can do. 16:07.733 --> 16:08.895 [SPEAKER_06]: Just about anything. 16:13.297 --> 16:37.460 [SPEAKER_02]: I will say, I was rather raw at the site of the governess with the young Evanson, but that isn't to say I wouldn't wish ill will upon the lady if that is what she would want. 16:37.881 --> 16:39.422 [SPEAKER_06]: Right. 16:40.702 --> 16:45.949 [SPEAKER_06]: It is a shame about the rumors about her, though, that it appeared someone was spreading. 16:46.410 --> 16:50.535 [SPEAKER_06]: Again, the pamphlets, I know you said you don't partake in that. 16:50.595 --> 16:56.503 [SPEAKER_06]: That's my, again, my main concern is that we, I mean, they're appear to be people in this space, and we know how people in this space get end up. 16:56.584 --> 17:01.210 [SPEAKER_06]: Wherever we get to, I'm just like sugar cubes, and I pay them, and like give you the sugar cubes first. 17:01.250 --> 17:05.055 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, you're just kind of like plating miles into this conversation. 17:05.035 --> 17:09.581 [SPEAKER_04]: making sure that they don't make any sort of movements to sort of break out of this conversation. 17:09.702 --> 17:10.963 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm locking him in every word. 17:10.983 --> 17:11.925 [SPEAKER_06]: He doesn't get a word out. 17:12.125 --> 17:13.547 [SPEAKER_06]: Like he's trapped in this. 17:13.567 --> 17:16.071 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, so you guys are kind of like going to this like sure you keep both. 17:16.431 --> 17:17.012 [SPEAKER_04]: You're talking. 17:17.032 --> 17:17.553 [SPEAKER_04]: You're paying. 17:17.573 --> 17:18.574 [SPEAKER_04]: You're grabbing what you can. 17:18.614 --> 17:19.796 [SPEAKER_04]: You go to the protest booth. 17:19.836 --> 17:23.341 [SPEAKER_04]: Same thing kind of happens especially as you're per-reusing the rest of this market. 17:23.381 --> 17:24.963 [SPEAKER_04]: So that's kind of what's going on as you can. 17:24.983 --> 17:26.065 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm walking and talking. 17:26.045 --> 17:54.111 [SPEAKER_06]: It is so unfortunate when something like that happens, especially when I mean even if a lady of non, you know, no name, it is still a lady and I just, I would be so regretful if someone disparaging her ill misconcevings of her person and again, I, I just think perhaps it should talk. 17:55.711 --> 17:56.525 [SPEAKER_02]: perhaps. 17:57.787 --> 17:58.948 [SPEAKER_06]: There's no time like the present. 17:59.249 --> 18:05.636 [SPEAKER_06]: Could I have strategically moved us into a space between your neary and the neary? 18:06.216 --> 18:08.719 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, but we're not going to get to you guys. 18:10.201 --> 18:12.123 [SPEAKER_04]: But you can absolutely do that. 18:12.183 --> 18:13.144 [SPEAKER_06]: Cool, cool. 18:13.164 --> 18:22.234 [SPEAKER_04]: As you guys are walking and talking through these stalls, we'll cut over to Analice, Esther with your cousin in hand, are walking up to Analice. 18:22.895 --> 18:23.996 [SPEAKER_04]: It's not hard to miss her. 18:24.436 --> 18:27.760 [SPEAKER_04]: She's in a bright red dress with a giant hat and a feather. 18:27.740 --> 18:32.827 [SPEAKER_04]: Um, so you take your cousin up to introduce him to Annelleys again. 18:32.867 --> 18:37.354 [SPEAKER_05]: And at least it is lovely to see you today. 18:37.374 --> 18:40.118 [SPEAKER_05]: Um, you remember my cousin, Mortimer? 18:41.139 --> 18:41.520 [SPEAKER_05]: Um, hello. 18:41.540 --> 18:43.323 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, of course. 18:43.363 --> 18:45.145 [SPEAKER_07]: It's been a while since I last saw you. 18:46.046 --> 18:47.308 [SPEAKER_04]: Uh, yes, I've been busy. 18:48.630 --> 18:49.351 [SPEAKER_07]: Busy with you. 18:49.471 --> 18:50.633 [SPEAKER_04]: Busy with you. 18:50.653 --> 18:56.802 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, with, um, my, I'm sure, um, Esther has told you I, 18:57.187 --> 19:00.571 [SPEAKER_07]: You know, valuable, valuable thing to keep you busy. 19:01.593 --> 19:10.184 [SPEAKER_05]: All day he spends in the greenhouse, I don't think he's been out and seen the actual real son since he's moved in with us. 19:11.005 --> 19:11.586 [SPEAKER_05]: Have you cousin? 19:12.347 --> 19:20.477 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, you know, I just have to make sure that everything is good and acclimated before I made my appearance and now here I am. 19:20.457 --> 19:25.965 [SPEAKER_05]: Yes, and that is why my father's books still remain unbalanced, is it not? 19:26.767 --> 19:31.253 [SPEAKER_05]: At least, my cousin was interested in meeting the governor's. 19:31.794 --> 19:32.395 [SPEAKER_05]: Who would have thought? 19:32.415 --> 19:36.982 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, I mean, I think that they would get along quite well. 19:38.024 --> 19:45.435 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, Esther was telling me that we might have a lot to comment, so if you could introduce us, if you don't mind. 19:45.550 --> 19:48.634 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, of course I, I'd be more than happy too. 19:49.354 --> 19:52.638 [SPEAKER_07]: We'll start leading them, and I'm gonna hand him a glass of wine too. 19:52.658 --> 19:53.779 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm gonna do something to it. 19:53.799 --> 19:54.460 [SPEAKER_04]: Is it a nice wine? 19:54.640 --> 19:56.463 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, yeah, it's just a little something to loosen them up. 19:56.843 --> 20:01.108 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, thank you, I appreciate this greatly. 20:02.229 --> 20:04.332 [SPEAKER_04]: As you guys, watch through these stalls again. 20:04.372 --> 20:09.938 [SPEAKER_04]: We'll hop over to the woman of the hour. 20:09.918 --> 20:12.362 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, Philia, Hakesley girl. 20:12.642 --> 20:15.467 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, so you're just following the family around I assume, right? 20:15.487 --> 20:17.831 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, I was like, I think we're probably actually by the produce. 20:17.851 --> 20:19.794 [SPEAKER_01]: Still all's kind of like, oh my gosh, this would be so great. 20:19.814 --> 20:21.757 [SPEAKER_01]: Like in a fruit tart, this would be for dinner. 20:21.877 --> 20:24.241 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm holding a basket of like produce. 20:24.321 --> 20:26.885 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, you're holding a basket of produce. 20:26.985 --> 20:28.888 [SPEAKER_04]: Little do you know you have... 20:28.868 --> 20:46.438 [SPEAKER_04]: Five people coming up for you before that and I'm also casually going to my shoulder like looking for someone who's in a certain letter Like funny that you note that as these people are Little do you know you're so popular right now? 20:46.418 --> 21:08.325 [SPEAKER_04]: As you're suggesting things to be made for dinner and dessert that night, you see a rather tall, I think to your eye dashing gentlemen, top hat, very nice waistcoat and things like that, wearing dark blues and such, and in his arm is 21:09.267 --> 21:10.569 [SPEAKER_04]: Why don't you tell me what she looks like? 21:11.150 --> 21:13.313 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh! 21:13.333 --> 21:14.074 [SPEAKER_01]: She's very beautiful. 21:14.675 --> 21:18.681 [SPEAKER_01]: She's probably dressed in finer clothing, I would have met, and when I was a child. 21:19.201 --> 21:20.724 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, she's probably something. 21:20.804 --> 21:23.367 [SPEAKER_01]: She has a long curly blonde hair. 21:23.468 --> 21:26.151 [SPEAKER_01]: She has very feminine features, very soft delicate features. 21:26.772 --> 21:29.296 [SPEAKER_01]: Probably a nice blue dress, a compliment her. 21:29.937 --> 21:34.684 [SPEAKER_01]: And I'm assuming she looks pleased and happy and well. 21:35.124 --> 21:38.329 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, she does. 21:38.309 --> 21:48.100 [SPEAKER_04]: I think it goes the pieces piece together in your mind that perhaps the reason why you got that letter was because she's in town. 21:49.582 --> 21:50.543 [SPEAKER_04]: What? 21:50.563 --> 21:56.630 [SPEAKER_04]: Who could have ever thought that as you see these two walking arm and arm through the market? 21:56.710 --> 22:03.599 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't think you see that she's noticed your presence yet, especially since you're around a large family at this stall. 22:04.259 --> 22:04.940 [SPEAKER_04]: But you see her. 22:05.000 --> 22:06.122 [SPEAKER_01]: Perfect. 22:06.222 --> 22:08.745 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm using Resolve talking to get the fuck out of this stall. 22:09.866 --> 22:12.349 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm trying to duck and cover. 22:12.818 --> 22:14.960 [SPEAKER_01]: to get back to the carriage, essentially. 22:14.980 --> 22:17.062 [SPEAKER_01]: Okay, back to our family carriage. 22:17.283 --> 22:18.864 [SPEAKER_01]: Just a minute to collect myself. 22:19.325 --> 22:19.725 [SPEAKER_01]: What's that? 22:20.606 --> 22:21.327 [SPEAKER_00]: No. 22:21.347 --> 22:22.508 [SPEAKER_00]: Um. 22:22.528 --> 22:23.169 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay, wait, wait. 22:23.209 --> 22:24.610 [SPEAKER_02]: So you're, you're giving me a token? 22:24.670 --> 22:30.496 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm giving you a token that, me and, um, the Vy count might be there. 22:30.516 --> 22:37.003 [SPEAKER_02]: Make sure you're just as she's about to turn and leave and kind of lock her into the, and it's not. 22:38.030 --> 22:39.051 [SPEAKER_02]: Not me consciously. 22:39.411 --> 22:41.313 [SPEAKER_04]: Um, so yeah, you're getting ready. 22:41.393 --> 22:43.255 [SPEAKER_04]: You have again an arm full of produce. 22:43.355 --> 22:50.763 [SPEAKER_04]: I think you're like getting ready, like, put it down, be like, I have to go tend to my stuff. 22:50.783 --> 22:52.305 [SPEAKER_04]: And you're ready to get out of there. 22:52.345 --> 22:56.989 [SPEAKER_04]: As you do, you turn around your boxed in by Sir Miles and the VidCamp. 22:57.009 --> 22:58.251 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, I think I back into you. 22:58.451 --> 23:00.913 [SPEAKER_06]: Like, oh, man, I do apologize. 23:01.174 --> 23:01.714 [SPEAKER_06]: Go for this. 23:01.994 --> 23:04.317 [SPEAKER_06]: We just, um, I'm taking stuff out of your hand. 23:04.397 --> 23:07.480 [SPEAKER_06]: Good fight, Council. 23:07.460 --> 23:16.533 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm touching your hands like I'm like oh it's and you too had you didn't get your second it and and I'm just turning away I would like to read the governess as much. 23:16.713 --> 23:20.839 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay A lot of log talking from the bike out. 23:20.859 --> 23:31.594 [SPEAKER_06]: Hey Ophelia what's going on in that head of your own like just like chairman consciousness Yeah, I want you to consciousness about like because I saw you were a little frazzled and now you're even more frazzled so Mike what's frazzlinger 23:31.574 --> 23:36.504 [SPEAKER_01]: Okay, um, if it's stream of conscious, I think it's very much like Shit, you hadn't seen me. 23:36.524 --> 23:37.025 [SPEAKER_01]: I didn't see me. 23:37.085 --> 23:43.978 [SPEAKER_01]: I can still get away like I need to read for seeing her again You're catching pronouns and then it's like oh my god, I know miles is here. 23:44.299 --> 23:45.761 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh my man Maybe I can make this work. 23:45.842 --> 23:50.190 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm just seeing your eyes dart around a bunch Can I can I see a potential she? 23:50.609 --> 23:52.752 [SPEAKER_04]: There's lots of potential sheets, but they're some... 23:52.852 --> 23:54.495 [SPEAKER_06]: The potential sheets, she's right. 23:54.515 --> 23:54.595 [SPEAKER_04]: Bye. 23:55.336 --> 24:08.756 [SPEAKER_04]: However, you see, in pretty much the neighboring stall, a tall, dashing young gentleman, and a blonde woman with curly hair in arm, that affiliates eyes, keep darting to you, and you're done. 24:08.856 --> 24:09.317 [SPEAKER_04]: Quick with it. 24:09.738 --> 24:11.280 [SPEAKER_04]: You make that connection almost instantly. 24:12.041 --> 24:13.904 [SPEAKER_06]: Did you pay for your produce yet? 24:14.405 --> 24:16.768 [SPEAKER_04]: No, she was on the middle of suggesting stuff. 24:17.693 --> 24:18.194 [SPEAKER_06]: bag it. 24:18.474 --> 24:19.516 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm walking over to Taljahman. 24:19.596 --> 24:20.677 [SPEAKER_06]: Sir, I am so sorry. 24:21.098 --> 24:22.339 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm I count. 24:22.920 --> 24:24.342 [SPEAKER_06]: I might have to Alice to some of the field. 24:24.362 --> 24:25.384 [SPEAKER_06]: I need your help carrying all those. 24:25.584 --> 24:26.866 [SPEAKER_06]: I got far more protozoan. 24:27.166 --> 24:27.827 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm running. 24:29.549 --> 24:31.051 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm running. 24:31.432 --> 24:33.415 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm sorry. 24:34.516 --> 24:40.344 [SPEAKER_05]: As Ophelia starts running, can I use the token so that our trio make it there? 24:40.384 --> 24:42.267 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't want to cut her off almost. 24:42.247 --> 24:43.409 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, absolutely. 24:43.489 --> 24:45.351 [SPEAKER_04]: You, you, you, I'll feel it. 24:45.632 --> 24:46.733 [SPEAKER_04]: It's like deja vu again. 24:46.833 --> 24:56.667 [SPEAKER_04]: You turn, you retract your hand from Sir Miles, you were ready to be like, you make that face of like, I have to go tend to stuff. 24:56.687 --> 24:57.468 [SPEAKER_00]: I swear it. 24:58.109 --> 25:11.848 [SPEAKER_04]: And as you turn, you then get boxed in once again, not by two people, but three, you see Annelys, you see Esther, and you see a 25:11.828 --> 25:12.970 [SPEAKER_04]: as they look at you. 25:12.990 --> 25:16.277 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, Philly, I'm so good to see you this time. 25:16.637 --> 25:18.702 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm gonna wrap my bow around you and give you a big hug. 25:19.062 --> 25:21.006 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, Annelise, how are you? 25:21.026 --> 25:24.293 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, you know, I always love a good little get together. 25:24.493 --> 25:26.216 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, boy, you don't say. 25:26.276 --> 25:30.124 [SPEAKER_07]: Only half of all this time, so a little light. 25:31.808 --> 25:37.479 [SPEAKER_05]: Uh, Esther Kurzi's, and she says, Very good to see you again, Ophelia. 25:37.519 --> 25:41.687 [SPEAKER_05]: And please allow me to introduce you to My cousin, Mortimer. 25:42.028 --> 25:42.950 [SPEAKER_05]: He does not get out much. 25:44.473 --> 25:44.793 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, oh. 25:44.814 --> 25:45.876 [SPEAKER_06]: He looks like you don't get out. 25:45.896 --> 25:47.218 [SPEAKER_04]: And he looks like you don't get out much. 25:47.238 --> 25:49.142 [SPEAKER_04]: He's very pale, he's gone. 25:49.122 --> 25:50.184 [SPEAKER_04]: It's just a guy. 25:50.564 --> 25:52.427 [SPEAKER_04]: Mortemence, very nice to meet you. 25:52.667 --> 25:55.712 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, um, government, yes, I'm really... 25:55.732 --> 25:56.213 [SPEAKER_04]: Affiliate. 25:56.894 --> 25:58.496 [SPEAKER_04]: Lovely to meet you, um, well. 25:58.696 --> 26:01.320 [SPEAKER_04]: Esther has said so much about you and... 26:01.340 --> 26:01.741 [SPEAKER_00]: I see. 26:03.003 --> 26:05.827 [SPEAKER_04]: I asked Annelys if she could, uh, it'd do so soon. 26:06.348 --> 26:09.893 [SPEAKER_04]: So, yes, um, it's lovely to meet you for a lot about you. 26:10.214 --> 26:10.714 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh. 26:10.734 --> 26:11.435 [SPEAKER_01]: I hope good things. 26:11.496 --> 26:13.138 [SPEAKER_01]: It's very nice to make your acquaintance. 26:13.962 --> 26:16.727 [SPEAKER_04]: It's nice to make your acquaintance as well. 26:18.491 --> 26:20.014 [SPEAKER_04]: Have you seen the market yet? 26:21.016 --> 26:21.737 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, you know. 26:21.757 --> 26:25.705 [SPEAKER_02]: I've been very stuck on this corner. 26:25.725 --> 26:28.230 [SPEAKER_02]: I... She was actually just leaving. 26:28.250 --> 26:29.152 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh! 26:29.352 --> 26:29.773 [SPEAKER_02]: Hey, Steley. 26:30.314 --> 26:31.236 [SPEAKER_02]: Hey, Steley. 26:31.296 --> 26:32.238 [SPEAKER_02]: Thanks for the tend to. 26:32.739 --> 26:33.100 [SPEAKER_02]: Right? 26:33.120 --> 26:34.302 [SPEAKER_02]: I actually shall help you. 26:34.562 --> 26:36.426 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, please, could you? 26:36.406 --> 26:40.275 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, in the background, this is how I am. 26:40.295 --> 26:42.439 [SPEAKER_04]: This is kind of wingman, it's so hard and fancy. 26:42.720 --> 26:43.622 [SPEAKER_06]: Look at my couch. 26:43.662 --> 26:46.689 [SPEAKER_06]: My couch currently trying to distract whoever this gentleman is and get him away. 26:46.709 --> 26:51.018 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm like, I can make it messier and I'm like, I could leave this girl because she's looking at this girl. 26:51.379 --> 26:52.962 [SPEAKER_06]: And then I look and I see that happening. 26:53.003 --> 26:54.145 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm like, look at you. 26:54.125 --> 26:57.712 [SPEAKER_06]: Lock it, lock it, lock it in the other! 26:57.732 --> 26:58.713 [SPEAKER_01]: And where did your bags go? 26:58.733 --> 27:00.477 [SPEAKER_01]: I, let's figure that out. 27:01.058 --> 27:03.542 [SPEAKER_01]: It was, I'm so sorry to be out in such a rush. 27:03.562 --> 27:06.628 [SPEAKER_01]: It was so wonderful to meet you and I do hope we can meet again soon. 27:07.028 --> 27:11.817 [SPEAKER_04]: Um, yes, I, yes, um, I'm sorry that we cut you to bed time. 27:11.857 --> 27:14.462 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm so real feels daggers. 27:14.442 --> 27:16.246 [SPEAKER_04]: I turned on the Baltimore! 27:16.767 --> 27:20.234 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, because I am quite fine. 27:20.294 --> 27:21.817 [SPEAKER_05]: Fairing on my own. 27:21.837 --> 27:24.763 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't know if she has a lot of tags. 27:25.044 --> 27:25.745 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, you're right. 27:25.866 --> 27:26.707 [SPEAKER_04]: I should go help. 27:26.727 --> 27:28.712 [SPEAKER_04]: How about, how about, I can say yes. 27:29.233 --> 27:29.313 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes. 27:29.333 --> 27:29.613 [SPEAKER_04]: As well. 27:30.115 --> 27:31.056 [SPEAKER_04]: Give me something to carry. 27:31.077 --> 27:32.299 [SPEAKER_04]: It looks like a lot for you. 27:32.853 --> 27:33.935 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, it looks like a lot for me. 27:34.697 --> 27:34.938 [SPEAKER_02]: Right. 27:35.980 --> 27:37.122 [SPEAKER_02]: I like picking up. 27:37.623 --> 27:39.107 [SPEAKER_02]: Pick up the other thing. 27:39.127 --> 27:40.069 [SPEAKER_02]: I hold everything. 27:40.630 --> 27:43.797 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, man refuses to take two trips. 27:43.997 --> 27:46.563 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, yeah, yeah, one trip household. 27:46.583 --> 27:46.783 [SPEAKER_05]: Two miles. 27:47.304 --> 27:48.888 [SPEAKER_05]: Perhaps you should just sit in that case. 27:48.968 --> 27:49.950 [SPEAKER_05]: Motimate. 27:49.930 --> 27:50.330 [SPEAKER_05]: Yes. 27:51.311 --> 27:55.375 [SPEAKER_05]: Or, dear cousin, you could help escort the lady, you could take her arm. 27:55.415 --> 27:56.396 [SPEAKER_05]: Yes, absolutely. 27:56.476 --> 28:01.621 [SPEAKER_04]: As she then goes in, takes her arm. 28:01.641 --> 28:01.941 [SPEAKER_00]: No, no, no, no. 28:01.961 --> 28:03.402 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm trying to get out of here as quick as possible. 28:03.422 --> 28:03.782 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't care. 28:03.802 --> 28:04.823 [SPEAKER_01]: I don't care where. 28:05.964 --> 28:06.485 [SPEAKER_04]: Tim and Tim helped. 28:06.605 --> 28:07.626 [SPEAKER_04]: And now I'm in comfort. 28:07.726 --> 28:07.886 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 28:08.086 --> 28:09.408 [SPEAKER_04]: He doesn't have a hand free. 28:09.468 --> 28:11.389 [SPEAKER_04]: I can make sure you get escorted safely. 28:11.870 --> 28:12.791 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm just relieved away. 28:13.311 --> 28:15.393 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm so sorry, Esther and Elise. 28:15.473 --> 28:16.494 [SPEAKER_01]: I must be off. 28:16.514 --> 28:19.937 [SPEAKER_01]: I have to just drop off some. 28:19.917 --> 28:21.860 [SPEAKER_07]: Take your time money. 28:23.062 --> 28:31.034 [SPEAKER_05]: Thank you very much Esther has she's Esther's Smurking so hard right now and she's just like of course take all the time you need Thank you. 28:31.054 --> 28:33.738 [SPEAKER_01]: Thank you sprinting a little bit. 28:34.258 --> 28:37.984 [SPEAKER_01]: I don't know if more than we're can keep up I'm assuming Miles can keep up trying as best. 28:38.305 --> 28:42.651 [SPEAKER_04]: Lady Ophelia, why are we running? 28:43.103 --> 28:43.604 [SPEAKER_04]: We're running. 28:44.005 --> 28:46.332 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, yes, you're going a little fast quite fast. 28:46.914 --> 28:49.380 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay, are you sure you don't need help so fast. 28:49.400 --> 28:50.002 [SPEAKER_01]: All right, you're not. 28:50.283 --> 28:50.724 [SPEAKER_01]: No, okay. 28:50.744 --> 28:51.346 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm so sorry. 28:51.626 --> 28:53.452 [SPEAKER_01]: Um, are you all right? 28:54.695 --> 28:59.087 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, yeah, good. 29:00.046 --> 29:02.070 [SPEAKER_01]: So you're here accompanying Esther. 29:02.571 --> 29:03.052 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, yes. 29:03.232 --> 29:09.103 [SPEAKER_04]: She convinced me to get out of the house today and said that because of the summer festival and whatnot that I would enjoy it. 29:09.905 --> 29:11.047 [SPEAKER_04]: Um, I do so far. 29:11.208 --> 29:12.109 [SPEAKER_04]: It's very nice out. 29:12.430 --> 29:14.754 [SPEAKER_04]: Um, but you prefer indoor? 29:15.155 --> 29:17.700 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, yes, I got into the bathroom. 29:17.680 --> 29:20.064 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, how wonderful what do you grow? 29:20.084 --> 29:24.612 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, I, you know, I keep track of the peenies and whatnot. 29:25.293 --> 29:26.716 [SPEAKER_04]: I love peenies! 29:27.918 --> 29:29.841 [SPEAKER_01]: Just, you just feel the darkest cloud. 29:32.546 --> 29:33.968 [SPEAKER_04]: Some miles. 29:34.066 --> 29:36.031 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm like, you're a familiar face to me right now. 29:36.392 --> 29:38.759 [SPEAKER_01]: I don't have the energy to like host. 29:39.059 --> 29:41.967 [SPEAKER_01]: So I'm like, hey dude, like, some miles. 29:42.669 --> 29:44.915 [SPEAKER_06]: Um, how was your day going? 29:44.935 --> 29:46.640 [SPEAKER_06]: What do you know about paintings? 29:46.680 --> 29:49.307 [SPEAKER_04]: You have a, um, favorite flower, some miles. 29:52.527 --> 29:57.237 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm cool with flowers, I like them, they're all right. 29:58.539 --> 30:02.587 [SPEAKER_02]: So I take it you don't have a man who likes flowers, it's a bit interesting to me. 30:03.610 --> 30:04.571 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, I see. 30:05.553 --> 30:11.245 [SPEAKER_04]: Um, anyways, which characters you're also I can make sure you get home safely. 30:11.562 --> 30:14.867 [SPEAKER_01]: It has white and gold detail on it. 30:14.927 --> 30:16.750 [SPEAKER_01]: I think it's closer to the back. 30:18.051 --> 30:24.320 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, so you, like, point out the carriage you'll go and call for someone to bring it over. 30:24.340 --> 30:27.004 [SPEAKER_04]: Are you trying to get out of there out of there? 30:27.685 --> 30:34.135 [SPEAKER_01]: No, I think if the carriage comes up and they're like, towards the front of the carriage, I'm like, I just, I need a moment. 30:34.415 --> 30:37.840 [SPEAKER_01]: And I'm like, go to the back of the carriage, so like, 30:38.545 --> 30:43.295 [SPEAKER_01]: Okay, oh, um, all right, just one second, excuse me. 30:43.495 --> 30:47.583 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, okay, as you're left here, now with this guy. 30:47.623 --> 30:52.413 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, she made it to the carriage, so I suppose you're relieved. 30:52.874 --> 30:53.475 [SPEAKER_02]: Isn't that wonderful? 30:53.796 --> 30:58.866 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, you know, as I said pointed out, it should make sure that they're likely flowers for you to attend to somewhere. 30:58.947 --> 31:28.482 [SPEAKER_02]: right back at home but i'm not at home right now right so miles correct yes so miles yes and you were it's lord more to me ah interesting what was um multiple what uh lockard lock heart ah yes um haven't heard much of that but i'm new i'm sure you know my cousin Esther yes we met briefly 31:28.782 --> 31:30.848 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, make sense, everyone is the friend of the Dutchess. 31:30.868 --> 31:32.051 [SPEAKER_02]: Everyone is the friend of the Dutchess. 31:32.071 --> 31:32.874 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, finally, yeah. 31:32.894 --> 31:33.816 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes. 31:36.805 --> 31:37.527 [SPEAKER_02]: So... 31:38.722 --> 31:51.820 [SPEAKER_02]: I suppose you should figure out where I am to put these, and I'm just trying to, like, if you're looking at carriage, you probably see, like, like, how in the carriage is like, ah, heavy breathing. 31:52.581 --> 31:54.284 [SPEAKER_01]: Maybe a little, a little sad, a little tears. 31:55.245 --> 31:58.149 [SPEAKER_01]: They do feel like, oh, these are quite heavy. 31:58.569 --> 32:00.072 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm so psyched. 32:00.092 --> 32:02.255 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, I'm okay, let me open the carriage for you. 32:03.196 --> 32:05.439 [SPEAKER_01]: Okay, you put them anywhere inside, that's okay. 32:05.579 --> 32:07.682 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm probably just gonna walk back so I could have nice seat. 32:09.822 --> 32:12.406 [SPEAKER_01]: Thank you, you're gonna walk back, sorry, what? 32:13.086 --> 32:18.073 [SPEAKER_01]: Eventually, um, I don't think I'll stay for much longer, um, oh, why not? 32:18.173 --> 32:20.737 [SPEAKER_02]: It's still quite lively. 32:20.757 --> 32:23.621 [SPEAKER_02]: I think there's fireworks later. 32:23.641 --> 32:32.573 [SPEAKER_01]: The summer sun has just, you know, ah, it's just, perhaps, I shall get you a refreshment. 32:33.785 --> 32:43.745 [SPEAKER_01]: I'll be really nice, I actually can, yeah, I'll be really nice, okay, okay, I think I've composed myself, I think I'm already to go back for a bit. 32:44.406 --> 32:50.899 [SPEAKER_01]: I should meet up back with the family and let the normal care, I did the kind of an arrest and even bother to say bye. 32:53.140 --> 32:53.981 [SPEAKER_02]: Is that guy still here? 32:55.022 --> 32:55.282 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes. 32:55.503 --> 32:56.203 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay. 32:56.223 --> 32:56.884 [SPEAKER_02]: Do you want him to leave? 32:57.405 --> 32:58.786 [SPEAKER_01]: I mean, I don't want to be rude. 32:59.147 --> 33:00.808 [SPEAKER_01]: I feel like I'm... No, no, no. 33:00.868 --> 33:01.709 [SPEAKER_02]: I didn't show it. 33:02.050 --> 33:02.711 [SPEAKER_01]: That's okay. 33:02.831 --> 33:03.712 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't get so... 33:03.932 --> 33:05.934 [SPEAKER_02]: I do not get many opportunities to be rude. 33:06.555 --> 33:08.457 [SPEAKER_02]: I appreciate the offer. 33:08.497 --> 33:09.438 [SPEAKER_01]: But I... 33:10.359 --> 33:13.542 [SPEAKER_01]: I just feel like I'm being a very bad companion right now. 33:13.602 --> 33:16.366 [SPEAKER_01]: And I don't... That's a bad first impression. 33:16.466 --> 33:17.747 [SPEAKER_01]: You don't have anything to prove. 33:18.959 --> 33:19.961 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't think so. 33:20.001 --> 33:23.386 [SPEAKER_02]: Are you actually a Marquillist of sorts? 33:24.348 --> 33:24.548 [SPEAKER_02]: No. 33:25.310 --> 33:28.074 [SPEAKER_01]: But I do come from an uncomfortable family, but they don't need another. 33:29.637 --> 33:33.043 [SPEAKER_01]: Okay, I'm Marquis, father, not a Marquis. 33:33.063 --> 33:34.465 [SPEAKER_01]: Right, I'm not a Marquis. 33:34.485 --> 33:36.949 [SPEAKER_01]: Okay. 33:37.050 --> 33:37.671 [SPEAKER_01]: Let's head back. 33:38.111 --> 33:38.372 [UNKNOWN]: All right. 33:39.534 --> 33:40.936 [SPEAKER_01]: She's gonna link her arm with you. 33:41.417 --> 33:44.983 [SPEAKER_01]: And as opposed to when we first met in the Baltimore's more like, friendly, it's more like, 33:45.537 --> 34:12.338 [SPEAKER_01]: See for a story, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, 34:14.427 --> 34:16.410 [SPEAKER_04]: as you, as you three walk back. 34:17.251 --> 34:18.393 [SPEAKER_02]: Who is this guy? 34:18.954 --> 34:24.663 [SPEAKER_02]: Um, up a relative of, uh, that little Esther go. 34:25.264 --> 34:25.865 [SPEAKER_01]: Uh, yes. 34:26.105 --> 34:29.571 [SPEAKER_01]: Okay, I was, again, introductions are a bit easy. 34:29.871 --> 34:30.853 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm not going to let me that. 34:31.454 --> 34:31.935 [SPEAKER_02]: I do not. 34:32.175 --> 34:35.861 [SPEAKER_02]: I prefer if we just, like, skipped all of this stuff entirely. 34:36.542 --> 34:38.545 [SPEAKER_01]: You know, right now I'm probably agreeing with you. 34:39.672 --> 34:40.714 [SPEAKER_04]: Hey, what's the token for? 34:40.754 --> 34:42.716 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't know, maybe we slip off. 34:43.498 --> 34:48.044 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, dude, maybe you know of a cooler way to get back. 34:48.425 --> 34:50.147 [SPEAKER_04]: Instead of the one in the direct sun. 34:50.287 --> 34:55.475 [SPEAKER_02]: And maybe what's his fuck is more focused on his footsteps? 34:55.595 --> 34:57.818 [SPEAKER_04]: He, on how he's walking for sure. 34:57.959 --> 34:59.841 [SPEAKER_04]: Then to notice that you guys have slipped off. 34:59.901 --> 35:02.986 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, for 100% he's not good in social situations either. 35:03.046 --> 35:04.448 [SPEAKER_04]: He doesn't get out the house. 35:04.428 --> 35:07.292 [SPEAKER_02]: Um, I think it's just a way, like, around the world. 35:07.352 --> 35:09.816 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, it's just like the long, like, the round of the world. 35:09.856 --> 35:13.741 [SPEAKER_02]: Because, like, there's, like, a field with all the, all the festivities and then around the field. 35:13.761 --> 35:15.223 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, it's like the grass you're walking the path. 35:15.243 --> 35:18.168 [SPEAKER_02]: Walking the path, yeah. 35:18.188 --> 35:18.408 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 35:18.428 --> 35:19.830 [SPEAKER_02]: I hope this is more comfortable for you. 35:20.791 --> 35:21.392 [SPEAKER_01]: Very much. 35:21.593 --> 35:22.193 [SPEAKER_01]: So, thank you. 35:22.354 --> 35:29.744 [SPEAKER_01]: And you might notice that she's kind of, like, getting lost and thigh and getting harder to keep a conversation with, like, if you ask, or something to respond, but she's not, like, following up. 35:29.764 --> 35:31.026 [SPEAKER_01]: Like, she's somewhere else. 35:32.103 --> 35:32.965 [SPEAKER_01]: He's not one to pride. 35:33.465 --> 35:33.986 [SPEAKER_01]: Slay. 35:34.267 --> 35:37.072 [SPEAKER_02]: He likes silent, so it's like, alright, this is good. 35:37.232 --> 35:37.793 [SPEAKER_02]: We're hanging out. 35:38.735 --> 35:40.538 [SPEAKER_02]: Silly, Darwin arm is nice to have bruised. 35:40.558 --> 35:40.658 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 35:41.740 --> 35:46.308 [SPEAKER_04]: We'll cut back to you guys by counting. 35:46.649 --> 35:47.129 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, good sir. 35:47.590 --> 35:49.073 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, it appears I don't need your help anymore. 35:49.293 --> 35:49.774 [SPEAKER_06]: Nice to meet you. 35:49.794 --> 35:52.018 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm the Vy-Counter Summerfield. 35:52.100 --> 35:54.025 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, I'm Erica. 35:54.045 --> 35:54.867 [SPEAKER_04]: Nice to meet you. 35:55.147 --> 35:56.771 [SPEAKER_04]: We just came into town. 35:56.831 --> 35:58.195 [SPEAKER_06]: Yes, it's the lady. 35:58.255 --> 35:59.117 [SPEAKER_06]: Sir, please. 35:59.638 --> 36:02.324 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, this is Lady Bridget. 36:02.725 --> 36:03.447 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, Lady Bridget. 36:03.587 --> 36:05.231 [SPEAKER_06]: It is a pleasure to meet you, Lady Bridget. 36:05.412 --> 36:06.294 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, it's wonderful. 36:06.314 --> 36:06.394 [SPEAKER_04]: Bye. 36:06.875 --> 36:07.577 [SPEAKER_04]: Count. 36:07.557 --> 36:10.443 [SPEAKER_06]: Some of you, wonderful to meet you. 36:10.463 --> 36:18.259 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, as my husband just said, we just came into town recently and How about the best of it is and wanted to see them for ourselves. 36:18.740 --> 36:22.969 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, yes, I see Well, here they are. 36:23.390 --> 36:24.572 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, it's wonderful. 36:24.592 --> 36:26.055 [SPEAKER_04]: I heard that there is fireworks later 36:26.778 --> 36:29.384 [SPEAKER_06]: I believe that's the case. 36:29.404 --> 36:34.675 [SPEAKER_06]: There's something so interesting about the two of you that I can't quite take to... Are you from around here? 36:35.116 --> 36:37.301 [SPEAKER_06]: Where did you two grow up? 36:37.401 --> 36:38.063 [SPEAKER_06]: Maybe I will. 36:38.083 --> 36:40.528 [SPEAKER_06]: We have like, towns we grew up in, in the other words. 36:41.009 --> 36:41.791 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, I am. 36:42.152 --> 36:43.455 [SPEAKER_04]: I grow up here actually. 36:43.655 --> 36:44.016 [SPEAKER_06]: Here. 36:44.156 --> 36:45.900 [SPEAKER_06]: Yes. 36:45.982 --> 36:51.073 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, I grew up, and he named it like, I'm a neighbor, and he's like, oh, gosh, yeah. 36:51.093 --> 36:53.178 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, um, that's quite interesting. 36:53.398 --> 36:57.808 [SPEAKER_06]: And so you grew up here, you grew up from, do you spend a lot of time here, sir? 36:58.509 --> 37:01.837 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm trying to do this, and like, I'm saying this out loud, you already know, I'm trying to do this. 37:02.799 --> 37:04.743 [SPEAKER_06]: I already know which one of them she knows. 37:05.124 --> 37:05.745 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 37:06.029 --> 37:06.670 [SPEAKER_04]: It's not hard. 37:06.790 --> 37:06.970 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 37:07.591 --> 37:12.756 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, I mean, this is my first or second time here. 37:12.776 --> 37:16.960 [SPEAKER_04]: I believe I visited breakfast before we married. 37:17.000 --> 37:18.762 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, right, right before you were. 37:19.062 --> 37:19.302 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes. 37:19.663 --> 37:20.143 [SPEAKER_06]: I see, is it? 37:20.323 --> 37:21.084 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes. 37:21.304 --> 37:22.205 [SPEAKER_04]: And yes, yeah. 37:22.265 --> 37:22.846 [SPEAKER_04]: No, here we are. 37:23.066 --> 37:25.489 [SPEAKER_04]: And what we got haven't been here in quite some time. 37:26.690 --> 37:31.715 [SPEAKER_04]: We were traveling and we figured that it would be nice to stop by and, again, heard about the festivities. 37:31.795 --> 37:34.838 [SPEAKER_04]: I know they happen every year, so something I look forward to. 37:34.818 --> 37:43.230 [SPEAKER_06]: Of course, and families here, you know, and I'm sure there's people who you know that might may or may not be here That always a reason to go somewhere, right? 37:43.370 --> 37:50.300 [SPEAKER_06]: Yes, people precisely Well, I do apologize to take it up time and you're dead Let me let me get you a treat. 37:50.320 --> 37:51.502 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm just gonna buy something from the stall. 37:51.522 --> 37:52.002 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 37:52.022 --> 37:53.805 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, you buy a pastry 37:53.988 --> 37:56.891 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, well, I'll be a dog. 37:56.911 --> 37:59.633 [SPEAKER_06]: Do I have my chance to see like, no, it's been as an awesome. 37:59.733 --> 38:00.734 [SPEAKER_06]: Do I see more tomorrow alone? 38:00.754 --> 38:02.516 [SPEAKER_04]: Uh, no, not yet. 38:02.576 --> 38:03.837 [SPEAKER_06]: I was going to flock with him and over to him. 38:06.599 --> 38:11.624 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, I don't know if any of you know any bachelor rats in the air. 38:11.804 --> 38:13.486 [SPEAKER_06]: There's quite a young, young lad. 38:13.666 --> 38:19.471 [SPEAKER_06]: Um, he's, he's, he's a, he's a little bit on the shy side. 38:20.092 --> 38:23.995 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, buddy, he loves flowers and I think he was quite the okay from what I've seen. 38:23.975 --> 38:25.379 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, that's wonderful. 38:25.399 --> 38:31.354 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, so I mean, if you know any ladies to spread the word to, uh, I think it's quite the usual bachelor and he wasn't at the ball. 38:31.374 --> 38:34.101 [SPEAKER_06]: This is his first appearance, so I, you know, interesting. 38:34.181 --> 38:36.227 [SPEAKER_06]: Yes, I, I don't know if you heard about the dances. 38:36.668 --> 38:37.330 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, no. 38:37.670 --> 38:39.435 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, they were quite, there is so many. 38:39.719 --> 38:42.563 [SPEAKER_03]: That's wonderful, that happens at balls. 38:42.964 --> 38:44.767 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, you would think anyhow. 38:46.009 --> 38:47.131 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, spread his name about. 38:47.171 --> 38:47.992 [SPEAKER_06]: All right. 38:48.292 --> 38:48.493 [SPEAKER_06]: Yes. 38:49.634 --> 38:51.718 [SPEAKER_06]: My friends, I've just done a thing. 38:51.738 --> 38:52.779 [SPEAKER_04]: Hey, look at this. 38:52.920 --> 38:54.362 [SPEAKER_04]: I've gathered all I needed. 38:54.382 --> 38:54.662 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, yeah. 38:54.682 --> 38:55.824 [SPEAKER_06]: I've gathered all I could out of that. 38:55.884 --> 38:56.445 [SPEAKER_06]: I turned. 38:56.425 --> 39:06.641 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, as you were having that conversation, Esther, you feel like as you're like standing here awkwardly, maybe not that awkwardly, you're with Annaliese. 39:07.362 --> 39:13.652 [SPEAKER_04]: As you sent your cousin off to co-figure that out with the Ophelia and Miles. 39:14.193 --> 39:20.062 [SPEAKER_04]: You feel like tap on your shoulder as I feel like you're standing face-to-face with Annaliese chatting with her. 39:21.223 --> 39:24.829 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, she whips her out and it's the by-count 39:25.366 --> 39:26.791 [SPEAKER_05]: Um, Lady Esther. 39:28.156 --> 39:28.818 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, yes. 39:29.540 --> 39:29.902 [SPEAKER_05]: Am I Lord? 39:29.962 --> 39:30.463 [SPEAKER_05]: How are you? 39:30.544 --> 39:31.206 [SPEAKER_05]: She curtsies. 39:31.427 --> 39:33.594 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, I'm perfectly well. 39:33.935 --> 39:36.203 [SPEAKER_04]: Um, do you have a moment? 39:37.043 --> 39:38.785 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm not sure if you've seen the market yet. 39:39.626 --> 39:43.170 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, I have actually not had a moment to take a tour. 39:43.250 --> 39:49.817 [SPEAKER_05]: I actually just assisted my cousin, Baltimore, with spending some time with the governess. 39:50.718 --> 39:51.939 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, wonderful. 39:52.680 --> 39:56.664 [SPEAKER_04]: Um, yes, if you haven't taken a moment, would you mind accompanying me around? 39:56.704 --> 39:58.286 [SPEAKER_04]: Not at all. 39:58.887 --> 40:01.009 [SPEAKER_04]: And then he'll like offer out his hand. 40:01.799 --> 40:15.303 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, I think she very she very gently like interlocks their arms yeah when he'll take you around the market Which then leaves you to after you turn around You look cool thing. 40:15.443 --> 40:17.006 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm gonna be doing research on it. 40:17.046 --> 40:22.536 [SPEAKER_07]: I want to just learn about how he That basically has research about how we go wash hands and stuff. 40:23.056 --> 40:23.517 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, yeah. 40:23.898 --> 40:24.499 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm like I 40:24.479 --> 40:28.330 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, if I count summer field, so good to see you. 40:28.411 --> 40:29.333 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh yes, it's a pleasure. 40:29.373 --> 40:34.067 [SPEAKER_06]: Um, do what I thought that the two elders would get stuck out here alone. 40:34.132 --> 40:39.221 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, well, you know, as you know, it's kind of rough when you lose your spouse. 40:39.241 --> 40:44.750 [SPEAKER_06]: It's incredibly rough, but it is nice to see the young folks playing the game. 40:45.592 --> 40:47.835 [SPEAKER_07]: Tell me what was your form of wife? 40:47.936 --> 40:50.540 [SPEAKER_07]: I love match, or was it just purely political? 40:51.922 --> 40:55.168 [SPEAKER_06]: My former wife was my best friend. 40:56.250 --> 40:59.295 [SPEAKER_06]: If I had it by way, I wouldn't be out here this... 41:00.608 --> 41:12.542 [SPEAKER_07]: event last event the previous week um but here I am yeah a lot of i can hear you um my my husband and i maybe not a love match but there is definitely a love there 41:12.691 --> 41:14.193 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, he spent so much time with somebody. 41:14.634 --> 41:14.774 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 41:14.854 --> 41:16.816 [SPEAKER_06]: You know, there's bound to be connection. 41:17.397 --> 41:24.006 [SPEAKER_06]: Humans are naturally, well, loving creatures. 41:24.026 --> 41:24.747 [SPEAKER_07]: He was a good man. 41:25.388 --> 41:27.110 [SPEAKER_07]: He had his quirks, but he was a good man. 41:27.931 --> 41:40.007 [SPEAKER_06]: And that's quite... Before I am sorry for your loss, again, like you said, I know it well, and even if it was originally for the politics of it, there's still something there. 41:40.047 --> 41:41.128 [SPEAKER_06]: There's a companion gone. 41:41.463 --> 41:46.335 [SPEAKER_07]: I wanted to ask you a little bit about your research in washing your hands. 41:46.536 --> 41:47.037 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh yes! 41:47.799 --> 41:57.683 [SPEAKER_06]: You know, I get, I get looked at as if I'm a quack for suggesting that maybe we don't spatter ourselves in uncleanliness. 41:57.663 --> 41:59.605 [SPEAKER_07]: No, no, I completely understand. 41:59.866 --> 42:02.709 [SPEAKER_06]: We should be clean when dealing with the sick. 42:02.870 --> 42:03.410 [SPEAKER_06]: Exactly. 42:03.430 --> 42:15.346 [SPEAKER_06]: And we should attempt to say it's so I've found a lot of my work as of late, especially post my wife's passing. 42:16.046 --> 42:27.501 [SPEAKER_06]: There's temperatures typically, a boiling point that I've found, can typically, well, I suppose, 42:27.481 --> 42:39.018 [SPEAKER_06]: Not proud to say I've tested it on myself quite a lot, but I've only gotten sick the early parts where I hadn't gotten the numbers right, but for the most part, just about every sickness can be killed in boiling water. 42:39.438 --> 42:40.740 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, this is fascinating. 42:41.161 --> 42:45.507 [SPEAKER_07]: I feel like this could save many lives on a battlefield using these tactics. 42:45.728 --> 42:51.916 [SPEAKER_06]: You know, I think a clean blade cutting off someone's leg is better than a dull one, right? 42:53.098 --> 42:55.041 [SPEAKER_07]: How would you feel about... 42:55.021 --> 42:58.345 [SPEAKER_07]: about leaving all this and just going to help people. 42:58.466 --> 42:59.487 [SPEAKER_07]: Help people injured. 43:00.388 --> 43:06.056 [SPEAKER_06]: If we're talking battle fields, I must say not great. 43:06.316 --> 43:06.917 [SPEAKER_06]: I don't. 43:08.399 --> 43:15.628 [SPEAKER_06]: I've been there before as as as as a medic and it is well, I know your family. 43:16.369 --> 43:21.035 [SPEAKER_06]: I know what you do and pardon me if this is offensive. 43:21.055 --> 43:22.277 [SPEAKER_06]: It is hell. 43:22.257 --> 43:28.268 [SPEAKER_06]: Um, the things we enact upon ourselves and upon others, I just, I don't think I could stomach sing in anymore. 43:29.009 --> 43:39.548 [SPEAKER_06]: Um, if there was some humanitarian cause, gladly, I would love to take up some, some cause to maybe get me away from some things, but I just, I can't serve again. 43:39.668 --> 43:42.072 [SPEAKER_07]: What about teaching all the other, the other is his methods? 43:42.052 --> 43:43.957 [SPEAKER_07]: You don't have to physically be there. 43:43.977 --> 43:45.782 [SPEAKER_07]: You can teach others to save lives. 43:46.143 --> 43:49.331 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean a professor job is that's sort of the creep of the crop. 43:49.351 --> 43:58.795 [SPEAKER_06]: But again with the the the the the quack allegations, I don't think I can make my way into a university unless I had a helping end. 43:58.775 --> 44:00.738 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, Prussia has best schools. 44:01.178 --> 44:02.921 [SPEAKER_06]: Prussia, yes. 44:03.321 --> 44:13.215 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, that's, um, she see, I know I don't know enough about Prussian universities to know whether or not they are aren't the best schools, but I, I mean, you're from there, I'm assuming. 44:13.235 --> 44:14.537 [SPEAKER_07]: And you know, oh, I'm just a lady. 44:14.577 --> 44:18.302 [SPEAKER_07]: So I, I didn't, oh, I don't go to school or anything. 44:18.282 --> 44:20.386 [SPEAKER_06]: your eloquence betrays you. 44:20.566 --> 44:24.853 [SPEAKER_06]: I, I, I must insist that you're far more educated than you, you're implying. 44:25.374 --> 44:26.877 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, I'd like to read here and there. 44:26.897 --> 44:28.239 [SPEAKER_07]: Of course, you know, right. 44:28.600 --> 44:40.981 [SPEAKER_07]: But look, I mean, I'm sure that I could get you a foothold in, in Prussia and I, I have no doubt that you being a professor could save thousands, maybe millions of lives. 44:41.001 --> 44:42.163 [SPEAKER_06]: No, I, I, I, I, 44:42.143 --> 44:43.784 [SPEAKER_06]: I don't disagree, I do. 44:43.804 --> 44:46.747 [SPEAKER_06]: I would love to talk more about it. 44:47.207 --> 44:54.994 [SPEAKER_06]: You know, I was thinking, I had just invited the young sir over to my abode to treat him to to pastries. 44:55.054 --> 44:56.856 [SPEAKER_06]: I bake quite frequently. 44:57.036 --> 45:00.319 [SPEAKER_06]: And now that I'm thinking about it, I think we can make an event of it. 45:00.379 --> 45:01.920 [SPEAKER_06]: I just met a delightful couple. 45:02.721 --> 45:06.464 [SPEAKER_06]: We can have you come by the Mortimer fella. 45:07.485 --> 45:11.408 [SPEAKER_06]: I think you walked up with him. 45:11.388 --> 45:17.176 [SPEAKER_06]: He's a little bit odd, but I think he would be a delight at maybe a smaller event. 45:17.317 --> 45:17.797 [SPEAKER_06]: Exactly. 45:17.817 --> 45:22.164 [SPEAKER_06]: I think it'd give him a little more room to spread his, you know, smaller wings. 45:22.965 --> 45:23.686 [SPEAKER_06]: What do you think of that? 45:23.706 --> 45:25.148 [SPEAKER_06]: Maybe we can host a smaller event. 45:25.268 --> 45:30.055 [SPEAKER_06]: You bring some goodies, we'll host it in my back. 45:30.436 --> 45:30.976 [SPEAKER_06]: Back here. 45:31.437 --> 45:32.238 [SPEAKER_06]: And you know what? 45:32.298 --> 45:35.723 [SPEAKER_06]: Maybe I'll bring some fellow scholars to discuss with you. 45:36.184 --> 45:36.985 [SPEAKER_06]: I would love nothing more. 45:37.005 --> 45:41.091 [SPEAKER_06]: That's this sounds like it's shaping up to be quite nice. 45:41.071 --> 45:43.618 [SPEAKER_06]: I'll be in perfect patience when I get home, that's perfect. 45:43.638 --> 45:45.063 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, well, it's good to speak with you. 45:45.905 --> 45:54.490 [SPEAKER_06]: And you as well, I'm glad neither of us are as, well, frankly, Randy as we were the last time we spoke fully. 45:54.638 --> 46:13.457 [SPEAKER_07]: yeah i was a little house couple bottles in oh yeah yes and you tip deal looks very gave you oh it was little oopsie poopsie it my it was very slippery i went i just wanted to put in mine and i accidentally dropped it no yes i believe you entirely uh i it's not like i matched yours at all in anywhere so you know it's 46:14.011 --> 46:31.024 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, it was a good speaking with you and as always you and I think I'm just gonna turn and kind of like watch the Ambrose and Esther Yeah, I'm pretty sure you would watch Yeah, so you do turn and you watch after you have that 46:31.797 --> 46:49.958 [SPEAKER_04]: I've been rich in conversation, question mark, um, you turn, you watch Ambrose and Esther, uh, so yeah, you're walking through the market with, um, Ambrose and hand, and I think he's just trying to like, make currently like small talk just like, um, when did you arrive? 46:51.524 --> 46:58.199 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, um, well, my cousin Mortimer and I arrived earlier this afternoon. 46:58.419 --> 47:08.622 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, okay, we've been here since, yes, we've been here from the start of the day, but getting Mortimer out to social events is a bit like... 47:08.602 --> 47:10.646 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, what do they say, pulling teeth? 47:11.507 --> 47:12.589 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, he's not one. 47:12.609 --> 47:20.643 [SPEAKER_05]: Yes, he enjoys plants, flowers, especially he sees. 47:21.024 --> 47:31.302 [SPEAKER_05]: Yes, the reason that I did not have an escort to your family's ball is well because my mamas are a bit on the old aside and a bit tired of parties. 47:31.282 --> 47:40.112 [SPEAKER_05]: And Michael's in Baltimore, though, he is of the age and has the responsibility to get married and producing air. 47:40.773 --> 47:44.217 [SPEAKER_05]: Just is not quite interested in socializing? 47:44.257 --> 47:47.320 [SPEAKER_05]: He is much more interested in tending to his plants. 47:47.861 --> 47:48.302 [SPEAKER_05]: I see. 47:48.742 --> 47:53.087 [SPEAKER_05]: Which is why I am often an accompanied to such things. 47:53.167 --> 47:55.790 [SPEAKER_05]: But today he was able to come with me, which was only... 47:55.810 --> 47:56.211 [SPEAKER_05]: Wonderful. 47:56.471 --> 47:59.955 [SPEAKER_04]: I am unsure how much convincing that took. 47:59.935 --> 48:00.556 [SPEAKER_05]: How well. 48:01.177 --> 48:04.302 [SPEAKER_05]: About as much as one could expect. 48:05.083 --> 48:06.265 [SPEAKER_05]: How about yourself? 48:06.385 --> 48:09.490 [SPEAKER_05]: How are you enjoying today's mariments? 48:09.570 --> 48:10.892 [SPEAKER_05]: Have you been out for long? 48:11.353 --> 48:14.458 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, I arrived not too long ago. 48:14.538 --> 48:20.146 [SPEAKER_04]: I saw you, um, I actually have and then he reaches in and he's like, you're a handkerchief to return to you. 48:20.887 --> 48:22.350 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, um, thank you. 48:22.370 --> 48:25.374 [SPEAKER_05]: I have yours with me as well. 48:26.096 --> 48:27.057 [SPEAKER_05]: And she, 48:27.037 --> 48:28.980 [SPEAKER_05]: Paul's his hanker chief out. 48:29.160 --> 48:33.346 [SPEAKER_04]: I read yours, I've been to care of it, um, it is washed and pressed, so you should be good. 48:34.568 --> 48:35.510 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, thank you very much. 48:35.730 --> 48:37.172 [SPEAKER_04]: Thank you again for letting me borrow it. 48:37.573 --> 48:38.854 [SPEAKER_04]: Um, it was a life-shave. 48:38.874 --> 48:41.018 [SPEAKER_05]: Of course, a bit of a trade, it wasn't it. 48:41.599 --> 48:42.239 [SPEAKER_05]: Just a little bit. 48:42.259 --> 48:49.971 [SPEAKER_05]: Um, so, do you, like, sweets, are there any activities you're looking forward to? 48:49.991 --> 48:53.957 [SPEAKER_05]: Um, I did, are you a pamphlet reader? 48:53.997 --> 48:56.841 [SPEAKER_05]: You wouldn't have forgotten, did you see all the things that were published? 48:56.821 --> 49:04.854 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, I did, um, it's kind of hard to be, um, one of my status and not here about the gossip. 49:05.595 --> 49:08.680 [SPEAKER_04]: Um, yes, and if it's just, it's just that, it's just gossip. 49:09.882 --> 49:15.151 [SPEAKER_05]: Of course, of course, it's just, the way that people abuse themselves by spinning tails. 49:15.231 --> 49:16.713 [SPEAKER_05]: It's just exhausting, isn't it? 49:16.753 --> 49:19.137 [SPEAKER_05]: It certainly can be. 49:19.157 --> 49:24.145 [SPEAKER_04]: I was, um, one of the things I wasn't quite looking forward to coming back was 49:24.732 --> 49:25.133 [SPEAKER_04]: this. 49:25.994 --> 49:27.516 [SPEAKER_04]: Sometimes it gets tiresome. 49:29.619 --> 49:38.290 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, suddenly, especially when people write things about you, I do hope that what was written has the harm to your reputation, Lord. 49:39.231 --> 49:43.517 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, you know, I let it roll off my back and we continue. 49:44.982 --> 49:48.809 [SPEAKER_05]: That is very wise and a very mature response of you. 49:48.829 --> 49:55.380 [SPEAKER_05]: I know my friend, the Duchess, I believe she is looking for the head of whoever wrote those papers. 49:57.904 --> 50:04.375 [SPEAKER_04]: Ah, well, your friend seems to be the kind that won't let up one. 50:04.827 --> 50:12.625 [SPEAKER_05]: Something like that is for child myself, yes, I have found myself in the company of quite throaty bunch, haven't I? 50:12.665 --> 50:21.807 [SPEAKER_05]: You sure have, although I can't imagine there's a dull moment, hardly, are you wonderful? 50:21.787 --> 50:26.093 [SPEAKER_05]: parties or simply having tea and chatting with friends. 50:26.133 --> 50:27.275 [SPEAKER_05]: What are your hobbies like? 50:27.735 --> 50:34.645 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, I am prefer much more of the smaller tea and chatting sort of situations. 50:34.765 --> 50:37.949 [SPEAKER_04]: Social gatherings overwhelm me. 50:38.090 --> 50:41.314 [SPEAKER_04]: There's so many people and so many things to not talk about. 50:43.049 --> 50:49.899 [SPEAKER_05]: I am sure the crying eyes of the rest of the town is not favorable either at these large gatherings. 50:50.540 --> 50:54.446 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, certainly not, um, especially recently. 50:54.927 --> 51:04.922 [SPEAKER_04]: Um, I feel like people are incessant on learning about why I'm back in town and it seems that saying family obligation is never enough. 51:07.332 --> 51:12.900 [SPEAKER_05]: Never enough, especially to mumards who are intent on their young daughter's marrying. 51:13.341 --> 51:14.703 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, swiftly as well. 51:15.244 --> 51:16.325 [SPEAKER_04]: The mumars are ravenous. 51:16.365 --> 51:21.393 [SPEAKER_05]: Have you called on any ladies since the ball? 51:22.955 --> 51:24.638 [SPEAKER_04]: No, not since the ball. 51:25.138 --> 51:33.070 [SPEAKER_04]: My family has taken precedent currently, but I wanted to make sure I got your handkerchief back to you. 51:33.505 --> 51:35.369 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, um, I appreciate that. 51:35.890 --> 51:44.747 [SPEAKER_05]: I think Esther is like looking back at toward, um, the bike out summer field and Anna lease as well. 51:45.549 --> 51:46.230 [SPEAKER_07]: Double thumbs up. 51:46.250 --> 51:49.977 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, or less. 51:49.998 --> 51:55.328 [SPEAKER_05]: Esther kind of, Esther takes her fan and she kind of fans herself for a moment and she says, um, 51:56.371 --> 51:59.995 [SPEAKER_05]: Lord Ambrose, it is rather warm out today. 52:00.035 --> 52:02.598 [SPEAKER_05]: Do you think we could stop for a refreshment, perhaps? 52:03.059 --> 52:05.541 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, of course, what do you prefer? 52:05.561 --> 52:11.428 [SPEAKER_05]: I, to be honest, I am not too partial. 52:13.550 --> 52:17.815 [SPEAKER_05]: Lemonade is always nice, unless, um, what, what do you like? 52:18.896 --> 52:23.982 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, we can go wherever you please, after all, I am the one who's built the wine on you. 52:24.434 --> 52:29.887 [SPEAKER_04]: I do believe there is a nice refreshment stand here, I believe they have a pretty good lemonade, I can take you there. 52:32.052 --> 52:33.194 [SPEAKER_04]: Um, shall we go then? 52:33.615 --> 52:35.199 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, um, absolutely. 52:35.881 --> 52:40.110 [SPEAKER_04]: Um, and during this time, I'm sure you've been giving an eye out by count to summer field. 52:40.752 --> 52:43.438 [SPEAKER_04]: You see Mortimer walking back all by himself. 52:43.908 --> 52:44.449 [SPEAKER_06]: The lightful. 52:44.469 --> 52:47.412 [SPEAKER_06]: I was just going to find like two young ladies. 52:47.433 --> 52:48.033 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, madam's. 52:48.574 --> 52:49.035 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, yes. 52:49.215 --> 52:49.836 [SPEAKER_06]: Hello, yes. 52:50.076 --> 52:55.963 [SPEAKER_06]: Maybe even like two like previous like of the young ladies that came to my home trying to Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, for sure. 52:56.344 --> 52:56.684 [SPEAKER_04]: My coat. 52:56.865 --> 52:57.626 [SPEAKER_04]: Hello, yeah. 52:59.208 --> 52:59.448 [SPEAKER_06]: Hello. 52:59.468 --> 53:00.569 [SPEAKER_06]: So there's an I'm coming young man. 53:00.970 --> 53:02.812 [SPEAKER_06]: He didn't make it to the ball. 53:02.872 --> 53:04.314 [SPEAKER_06]: He was just so engaged. 53:04.975 --> 53:05.596 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, yeah. 53:05.736 --> 53:10.422 [SPEAKER_06]: Quite, uh, fuck, just well engaged to say the least. 53:10.402 --> 53:12.045 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean he's walking with her a bit alone. 53:12.065 --> 53:13.047 [SPEAKER_06]: I'll say ladies. 53:13.067 --> 53:18.617 [SPEAKER_06]: He is a bit on the socially meek side. 53:19.058 --> 53:25.390 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, but he is the light for um as Kim to guess your favorite flower. 53:25.910 --> 53:27.473 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, he's going to go on your way. 53:27.573 --> 53:31.861 [SPEAKER_04]: All right, as they like send two girls out on the knees, send two girls that way. 53:31.901 --> 53:35.628 [SPEAKER_04]: He's like, oh my god, as he sees two women walking. 53:36.389 --> 53:38.493 [SPEAKER_06]: All right, I think I, I'm really going to give him my money. 53:38.513 --> 53:39.415 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm taking for a drink. 53:40.237 --> 53:42.200 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, as they go, do that. 53:42.220 --> 53:43.142 [SPEAKER_04]: You're going from there. 53:43.122 --> 53:45.384 [SPEAKER_06]: Teenagers, stop talking to me. 53:45.605 --> 53:47.367 [SPEAKER_04]: Please, I don't want you looking at me. 53:47.727 --> 53:49.409 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, so you two go and your refreshments. 53:49.449 --> 54:03.885 [SPEAKER_04]: You Make more to my have company You two you take your long run about us walk yeah, and you make it back Looking for refreshments. 54:03.905 --> 54:11.593 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, you head to the same refreshments stand that Lord Ambrose and lady Esther is at 54:12.248 --> 54:15.512 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm like, yep. 54:16.113 --> 54:16.894 [SPEAKER_04]: Keep it that way. 54:16.934 --> 54:18.736 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 54:19.377 --> 54:20.639 [SPEAKER_04]: Stay your lane, brother. 54:20.659 --> 54:24.904 [SPEAKER_02]: I think I'm here for like, oh, Evan's soon. 54:25.445 --> 54:26.286 [SPEAKER_02]: So Miles. 54:26.647 --> 54:27.468 [SPEAKER_02]: It's lovely to see you. 54:27.508 --> 54:28.128 [SPEAKER_02]: Lovely to see you. 54:28.148 --> 54:30.672 [SPEAKER_02]: I miss you at the gentleman's club the other day. 54:30.692 --> 54:37.340 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, yes, I, you know, with family and, you know, the whole bowl and thing had to help. 54:37.821 --> 54:38.422 [SPEAKER_04]: Wherever I could. 54:39.743 --> 54:40.264 [SPEAKER_04]: Esther? 54:41.560 --> 54:43.707 [SPEAKER_02]: Lady, love it to see you as well. 54:45.012 --> 54:46.717 [SPEAKER_05]: Lovely to see you as well, Miles. 54:46.958 --> 54:49.366 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm sorry, but you make a very smart match. 54:49.727 --> 54:50.490 [SPEAKER_02]: Wow. 54:51.550 --> 54:52.772 [SPEAKER_05]: It's smart, Matt. 54:52.792 --> 54:53.112 [SPEAKER_05]: What? 54:53.453 --> 54:53.973 [SPEAKER_05]: It's smart. 54:54.794 --> 55:00.242 [SPEAKER_05]: And what exactly does smart mean? 55:00.262 --> 55:03.807 [SPEAKER_02]: I suppose I was just looking for a positive word. 55:04.107 --> 55:10.095 [SPEAKER_02]: I am not the most dumb, though, cabularied. 55:10.736 --> 55:14.942 [SPEAKER_01]: I think what's the smiles means to say is you too look lovely together. 55:15.547 --> 55:21.575 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, um, oh, thank you, um, where are you two coming from? 55:21.595 --> 55:28.724 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, it was rather hot, so we just took a little walk under the shade for a moment, and now we are here for a refreshment. 55:28.744 --> 55:30.326 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, is everything alright? 55:31.148 --> 55:31.448 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes. 55:31.568 --> 55:32.650 [SPEAKER_02]: Everything's wonderful. 55:32.950 --> 55:34.172 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, all right. 55:35.333 --> 55:36.795 [SPEAKER_02]: Have you two been here long? 55:37.602 --> 55:44.732 [SPEAKER_02]: Um, I have, uh, yes, I've been sampling all the, uh, sweets in such, lots of good ones. 55:45.092 --> 55:52.823 [SPEAKER_02]: Have you tried the ones with, okay, they're like chocolate, and in the middle it's like this like creamy, like melts on your tongue, it's fantastic. 55:52.843 --> 55:54.605 [SPEAKER_04]: I have not yet, maybe we shall go check that out. 55:54.685 --> 55:55.426 [SPEAKER_02]: I have some on me. 55:55.827 --> 55:57.749 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, uh, uh, yeah. 55:57.970 --> 55:58.430 [SPEAKER_04]: Thank you. 55:59.752 --> 56:00.834 [SPEAKER_04]: I will have this later. 56:01.094 --> 56:02.376 [SPEAKER_04]: Of course, yes, of course. 56:02.396 --> 56:03.998 [SPEAKER_04]: Maybe a stir of a refreshment. 56:04.822 --> 56:08.311 [SPEAKER_04]: Right I thought they have a great lemonade here. 56:08.331 --> 56:10.035 [SPEAKER_02]: What do you like lemonade? 56:10.195 --> 56:11.098 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, yes, please. 56:11.118 --> 56:12.281 [SPEAKER_02]: Thank you Go do that. 56:12.341 --> 56:13.744 [SPEAKER_05]: I'll go before I walk together. 56:13.764 --> 56:15.048 [SPEAKER_05]: That would be lovely. 56:15.208 --> 56:16.030 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh wonderful 56:16.617 --> 56:23.587 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, Philia, you were running quite frantically away from the market to have a chance to go through all the stalls. 56:24.328 --> 56:26.631 [SPEAKER_01]: Um, I took a little break. 56:26.811 --> 56:29.434 [SPEAKER_01]: It was a little, um, overwhelming. 56:29.454 --> 56:30.696 [SPEAKER_01]: So I just stepped away from it. 56:30.716 --> 56:34.401 [SPEAKER_01]: And thankfully, miles and your cousin Mortimer were there to lend a helping hand. 56:34.501 --> 56:36.084 [SPEAKER_01]: So it was very kind of loudness. 56:37.405 --> 56:38.787 [SPEAKER_05]: Very helpful indeed, don't they? 56:38.807 --> 56:39.789 [SPEAKER_05]: Yes. 56:40.009 --> 56:41.711 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh, I'm so, again, sorry. 56:41.731 --> 56:44.515 [SPEAKER_01]: I had to run off so abruptly. 56:45.001 --> 56:46.142 [SPEAKER_05]: No, not at all. 56:46.943 --> 56:54.810 [SPEAKER_05]: If anything, I, um, well, one, happy to get my cousin introduced to new faces and also very happy to see. 56:54.830 --> 56:59.734 [SPEAKER_05]: So it's such a, um, sensible couple as yourselves together. 56:59.754 --> 57:14.367 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, oh, oh, yes, right that, uh, we are in coupled as in we are next to each other. 57:14.853 --> 57:15.554 [SPEAKER_02]: Right. 57:15.574 --> 57:16.635 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, me, hardly. 57:16.836 --> 57:17.917 [SPEAKER_02]: The governor's sure. 57:17.937 --> 57:18.598 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 57:18.618 --> 57:19.559 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, Red, lady. 57:21.041 --> 57:21.542 [SPEAKER_01]: Yes. 57:21.662 --> 57:21.922 [SPEAKER_01]: Yes. 57:21.942 --> 57:24.045 [SPEAKER_01]: And as you were saying close proximity. 57:24.265 --> 57:28.971 [SPEAKER_01]: In, yes, a duo, a bond, a friendship. 57:29.472 --> 57:30.293 [SPEAKER_02]: Friendship. 57:31.394 --> 57:31.675 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes. 57:31.735 --> 57:32.696 [SPEAKER_05]: As they say, right? 57:32.896 --> 57:42.008 [SPEAKER_05]: If the lady governor is the smart one of the pair, well, opposite to do a 57:43.793 --> 57:52.264 [SPEAKER_02]: that now that is a saying that I have not heard much of, though most sayings I know are those of combat. 57:53.786 --> 57:56.569 [SPEAKER_01]: I have heard that saying yes, well there we go. 57:57.330 --> 57:59.473 [SPEAKER_05]: Does that not prove my point entirely then? 57:59.513 --> 58:03.678 [SPEAKER_05]: Suppose it does prove a point, certainly. 58:04.399 --> 58:05.721 [SPEAKER_01]: Yes, agreed upon. 58:06.842 --> 58:11.488 [SPEAKER_04]: So Miles do you want to take us to 58:11.654 --> 58:12.399 [SPEAKER_04]: What are you? 58:12.419 --> 58:13.989 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm on a log token being used. 58:14.009 --> 58:14.633 [SPEAKER_04]: What's going on? 58:15.116 --> 58:15.519 [SPEAKER_02]: What's going on? 58:15.841 --> 58:16.344 [SPEAKER_02]: In my head? 58:16.525 --> 58:16.787 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah. 58:17.695 --> 58:18.917 [SPEAKER_02]: They call it, they call it as a couple. 58:18.957 --> 58:19.397 [SPEAKER_02]: Let's go on. 58:21.199 --> 58:26.566 [SPEAKER_01]: Um, she's like, first and foremost, like, oh, oh, God, we're not a couple. 58:26.646 --> 58:27.968 [SPEAKER_01]: God, I don't know why I was feeling comfortable. 58:28.028 --> 58:37.560 [SPEAKER_01]: Like, he already was like, we're about the town thinking about stuff, about the dance, but also like, maybe I could use this to my advantage in terms of other things. 58:37.600 --> 58:44.829 [SPEAKER_01]: But I don't want to use my eyes, but like, if people just think things, like, I can't really stop people from thinking things, evil. 58:45.650 --> 58:46.251 [SPEAKER_02]: All right. 58:46.231 --> 58:47.794 [SPEAKER_02]: Not sure what he takes from that. 58:48.795 --> 58:51.600 [SPEAKER_04]: He's, I think he's more confused than he was before. 58:51.640 --> 58:51.700 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh. 58:51.880 --> 58:55.486 [SPEAKER_04]: All right. 58:55.506 --> 58:59.152 [SPEAKER_04]: So Miles, perhaps you could take us to some of the sweet stalls that you enjoy. 58:59.192 --> 59:00.354 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, so that checks them out. 59:00.434 --> 59:00.915 [SPEAKER_04]: Absolutely. 59:01.376 --> 59:02.337 [SPEAKER_04]: If that, if you don't mind. 59:02.438 --> 59:05.202 [SPEAKER_02]: They've even installed that has stuff for horses. 59:05.182 --> 59:06.105 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, really! 59:06.186 --> 59:06.527 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes! 59:07.530 --> 59:11.063 [SPEAKER_04]: Um, so, so Miles, I assume you take them through the rest of the day. 59:11.083 --> 59:11.444 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, yeah, yeah. 59:11.464 --> 59:12.287 [SPEAKER_04]: It becomes evening. 59:12.709 --> 59:13.331 [SPEAKER_04]: I buy more. 59:13.672 --> 59:15.539 [SPEAKER_04]: You definitely buy more for sure. 59:15.579 --> 59:16.542 [SPEAKER_00]: And it looks pretty good. 59:17.669 --> 59:20.753 [SPEAKER_04]: And I count summer field. 59:21.494 --> 59:24.958 [SPEAKER_04]: You had a small thing planned, correct. 59:25.459 --> 59:26.680 [SPEAKER_04]: Were you getting a get together? 59:26.901 --> 59:27.201 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, yes. 59:28.022 --> 59:29.985 [SPEAKER_06]: I just make my way throughout. 59:30.065 --> 59:38.896 [SPEAKER_06]: There's finding all the people to have like a full blown, like by count summer field, tea and pastry day, and also insurance is messy as it could be. 59:39.096 --> 59:46.225 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, as it's less about it being messy, and it's more about the by count is going to place name tags and see everyone there. 59:46.407 --> 59:47.248 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 59:47.388 --> 59:50.193 [SPEAKER_04]: So you do that evening falls. 59:51.054 --> 59:51.875 [SPEAKER_04]: Fireworks are had. 59:52.857 --> 59:52.937 [SPEAKER_04]: Yay. 59:52.957 --> 59:53.798 [SPEAKER_04]: It's a little fireworks show. 59:53.838 --> 59:54.960 [SPEAKER_04]: You pee. 59:54.980 --> 59:55.681 [SPEAKER_04]: Yay. 59:56.782 --> 59:58.625 [SPEAKER_04]: And it is a lovely night. 59:59.166 --> 01:00:05.575 [SPEAKER_04]: Esther, I think Ambrose accompanies you the whole afternoon evening people are going to talk. 01:00:05.675 --> 01:00:06.617 [SPEAKER_04]: Can we do a double date? 01:00:07.138 --> 01:00:10.703 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, that's kind of what you do going through the stalls and stuff like this together. 01:00:10.723 --> 01:00:11.584 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:00:11.845 --> 01:00:13.327 [SPEAKER_04]: I thought that was the implication. 01:00:13.447 --> 01:00:14.589 [SPEAKER_04]: It is. 01:00:14.609 --> 01:00:15.450 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 01:00:15.470 --> 01:00:15.570 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 01:00:16.985 --> 01:00:21.600 [SPEAKER_04]: So yeah, I have my model on token. 01:00:21.700 --> 01:00:23.165 [SPEAKER_01]: I also have my model on token. 01:00:23.185 --> 01:00:25.814 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, we are coming up towards the end of this scene. 01:00:25.874 --> 01:00:27.720 [SPEAKER_04]: There are still tokens on the table. 01:00:28.139 --> 01:00:35.007 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm going to do one token, I'm going to have the Divide Count, just kind of be near him to make it seem like we're together. 01:00:35.327 --> 01:00:36.929 [SPEAKER_07]: When the fireworks start coming. 01:00:36.949 --> 01:00:39.592 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay, yeah, I'm an armoured armoured. 01:00:39.612 --> 01:00:43.457 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, yeah, but I'm just making sure that Miles knows that. 01:00:43.477 --> 01:00:44.378 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, I don't think he does. 01:00:44.879 --> 01:00:52.948 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, I think he's really in captured by this moment he's having with I'm feeling pissed. 01:00:52.928 --> 01:01:09.052 [SPEAKER_05]: Um, yeah, so does Ambrose invite Esther to stay for the fireworks or is it something that she kind of takes the initiative for, or is it the mysterious third option where they just kind of go through the motions with this other couple that they're kind of walking through. 01:01:09.072 --> 01:01:12.156 [SPEAKER_04]: It's the secret third thing of going through the motion. 01:01:12.176 --> 01:01:12.557 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay. 01:01:13.786 --> 01:01:29.166 [SPEAKER_05]: I think, as this double date settles in for their fireworks, Esther will get settled in, but I'm going to use my monolong token because she's going to look over at the vi-count. 01:01:29.827 --> 01:01:30.708 [SPEAKER_05]: Well, she's with Ambrose. 01:01:31.409 --> 01:01:33.432 [SPEAKER_05]: What exactly are you looking for? 01:01:33.412 --> 01:01:40.321 [SPEAKER_05]: Esther remembers their conversation in the Vikehlt's house about him really missing his wife, who's dearly departed. 01:01:41.603 --> 01:01:59.065 [SPEAKER_05]: So she's like with Ambrose and the other two, and but she's looking in the direction of the Vikehlt and she kind of wants to gleam like what is he like in a moment where so many people are coupling off with each other and he's now alone. 01:02:00.648 --> 01:02:04.197 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, he is with analysts, but he is so alone. 01:02:04.378 --> 01:02:05.561 [SPEAKER_06]: Like that's that's one thing. 01:02:06.202 --> 01:02:10.955 [SPEAKER_06]: Um, to I think very pointedly he's not watching the fireworks. 01:02:10.975 --> 01:02:11.757 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, I want to do a set. 01:02:11.777 --> 01:02:12.980 [SPEAKER_06]: It's not that he's like heads down. 01:02:13.040 --> 01:02:14.604 [SPEAKER_06]: He's just not looking at the skies. 01:02:14.624 --> 01:02:15.687 [SPEAKER_06]: Not only the fireworks 01:02:17.658 --> 01:02:18.760 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, I think that's enough. 01:02:19.521 --> 01:02:22.005 [SPEAKER_04]: Um, Google still has tokens left. 01:02:22.425 --> 01:02:22.626 [SPEAKER_04]: I do. 01:02:22.966 --> 01:02:24.769 [SPEAKER_04]: All right, and at least who are you using yours on? 01:02:24.789 --> 01:02:26.051 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm going to use it on the black count also. 01:02:26.351 --> 01:02:27.813 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, so happy the guy. 01:02:27.914 --> 01:02:29.816 [SPEAKER_07]: I think we're just kind of doing small talk. 01:02:29.977 --> 01:02:36.547 [SPEAKER_07]: And I'm more trying to get a read of is your shit stirring towards a direction or are you just doing it just for the fun of it? 01:02:36.887 --> 01:02:40.913 [SPEAKER_07]: Or if it, yeah, is there is there an end goal or are you just kind of doing it? 01:02:40.933 --> 01:02:41.995 [SPEAKER_06]: So you would know, 01:02:43.088 --> 01:02:52.243 [SPEAKER_06]: In this moment of what I've done today was for a goal like that is the I begon selecting words Definitely probably at the ball. 01:02:52.263 --> 01:02:53.265 [SPEAKER_06]: It was shit stirring. 01:02:53.285 --> 01:02:54.006 [SPEAKER_06]: Now. 01:02:54.086 --> 01:02:56.730 [SPEAKER_06]: It's like I See end of goals. 01:02:56.810 --> 01:02:57.632 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm taking us there. 01:02:57.892 --> 01:03:01.959 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay, so at the beginning you probably didn't have one, but now it seems like it's any more focused. 01:03:01.979 --> 01:03:02.059 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay 01:03:03.136 --> 01:03:04.699 [SPEAKER_01]: Um, did you use yours? 01:03:04.940 --> 01:03:06.062 [SPEAKER_01]: Is that just okay? 01:03:06.403 --> 01:03:22.174 [SPEAKER_01]: I think Laura watching the fireworks She's gonna keep looking at the fireworks, but kind of like whisper in reference to miles and just be like I owe you a great deal of thanks for saving me today and 01:03:22.154 --> 01:03:42.747 [SPEAKER_01]: I am sorry I can offer more of an explanation as to what was going on, but I had a really amazing day when I thought everything was going to go very poorly and I think that's greatly because of you. 01:03:44.710 --> 01:03:45.551 [SPEAKER_01]: Mon Locktoken. 01:03:45.872 --> 01:03:46.152 [SPEAKER_01]: All right. 01:03:46.172 --> 01:03:47.054 [SPEAKER_01]: What exactly are you looking for? 01:03:47.454 --> 01:03:49.798 [SPEAKER_01]: What's going to do is head now. 01:03:50.892 --> 01:03:56.278 [SPEAKER_02]: a lot of that there's also like a bit of like 01:03:57.541 --> 01:04:21.507 [SPEAKER_02]: like so so you're like I'm getting new crush and then also like this like it's never going to work like that like over like like it's like wow yeah yeah I'm never going to work we don't know what we know we know and we don't know and you don't know what I know what we know but you know that we know yes and it's kind of that or it's like oh yes 01:04:21.723 --> 01:04:32.533 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, and it's just like a myriad of reasons for why it wouldn't work, so I'm that are like just so secret that they wouldn't come up to the surface and others that are like, well, I have things lined up with analysts. 01:04:32.773 --> 01:04:39.619 [SPEAKER_02]: I have a job that I want to do that would keep me away from anything that we would have. 01:04:40.220 --> 01:04:51.730 [SPEAKER_02]: And then it's also like thinking about what the by count said about like, oh, I'd hate to like, for you to like miss out on that on that sort of thing. 01:04:51.710 --> 01:04:53.994 [SPEAKER_04]: Thank you for watching the fireworks. 01:04:57.079 --> 01:05:02.148 [SPEAKER_04]: But yeah, I think that's where we're going to end this episode as the fireworks. 01:05:02.168 --> 01:05:06.957 [SPEAKER_04]: Go on and lots of thoughts are going through people's heads and matches are being made. 01:05:07.037 --> 01:05:08.539 [SPEAKER_04]: Question mark this day? 01:05:08.599 --> 01:05:10.423 [SPEAKER_04]: I think Miles stands a little closer. 01:05:10.443 --> 01:05:14.089 [SPEAKER_04]: And we'll see where this all takes us. 01:05:14.069 --> 01:05:14.670 [SPEAKER_04]: Thank you so much. 01:05:14.690 --> 01:05:16.874 [SPEAKER_07]: We're going to end with some side eye from Annelys. 01:05:16.894 --> 01:05:17.635 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, yeah, for sure. 01:05:17.676 --> 01:05:18.197 [SPEAKER_04]: You will. 01:05:18.297 --> 01:05:24.328 [SPEAKER_04]: I like to imagine that you guys are like towards like the front dish and they're like in the back watching you guys. 01:05:24.448 --> 01:05:25.750 [SPEAKER_04]: And so you can't feet. 01:05:25.770 --> 01:05:29.297 [SPEAKER_04]: You don't see it, but Annelys is for sure mad dog and you a little bit. 01:05:30.198 --> 01:05:33.524 [SPEAKER_04]: Thanks for joining us for five years presents, marriage and marriage and marriage. 01:05:33.544 --> 01:05:34.947 [SPEAKER_04]: Anna, where can people find you? 01:05:35.770 --> 01:05:37.772 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, I have to do it again with that! 01:05:37.792 --> 01:05:40.956 [SPEAKER_05]: Um, hello, um, you can find me everywhere. 01:05:41.016 --> 01:05:49.886 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm Anna, and you can find me also at Local Level Up Lady, which is Local LVL-up Lady, or at HelloRD Save RPG. 01:05:50.507 --> 01:05:53.631 [SPEAKER_05]: Uh, I'm the Dungeon Master for the actual play podcast. 01:05:53.651 --> 01:05:55.493 [SPEAKER_05]: That's the Dungeon Ears, which 5 GMs was on. 01:05:55.573 --> 01:05:56.374 [SPEAKER_05]: Yippee! 01:05:56.394 --> 01:05:58.276 [SPEAKER_05]: If you like this, you'll probably like that too. 01:05:58.516 --> 01:05:59.357 [SPEAKER_04]: We're pretty cool. 01:05:59.497 --> 01:06:00.238 [SPEAKER_04]: We were pretty cool. 01:06:00.679 --> 01:06:04.343 [SPEAKER_04]: If you want to see devastating siblings, yeah, that's for sure to one of the things I got. 01:06:04.323 --> 01:06:20.847 [SPEAKER_04]: I think about them all the time I think about them all the time they're so upsetting But yeah, definitely go check out Anna's stuff Thank you for joining us