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Geese Supports

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  1. Geese Supports
  2. Douglas
  3. ## Geese x Douglas C
  4. \f[2|Geese]\f[5|Douglas]
  5. \s[5]
  6. Geese.|
  7.  
  8. \s[2]
  9. Hey...|/n
  10. Long time no see.|
  11.  
  12. \s[5]
  13. I want to thank you for/n
  14. what you've done.|/n
  15. I understand that you safely/n
  16. escorted Pr-|/n
  17. ...I mean, Elphin to the/n
  18. Western Isles.|
  19.  
  20. \s[2]
  21. Yeah,/n
  22. I did what I could.|/n
  23. That bard was an interesting guy.|/n
  24. The girl he was with was seasick/n
  25. the whole time, though.|
  26.  
  27. \s[3]
  28. I see...|/n
  29. Geese, I must apologize.|/n
  30. I've misjudged you.|
  31.  
  32. \s[5]
  33. What?|
  34.  
  35. \s[2]
  36. Since the assassins were after Elffin,/n
  37. I couldn't put him on a large scale ship.|/n
  38. That would be the first place they would/n
  39. look.|/n
  40. So I had to ask you.|/n
  41. But I can't say that I fully trusted you,/n
  42. a pirate.|/n
  43. However, you kept your word.|
  44.  
  45. \s[5]
  46. Hey...|/n
  47. No problem.|
  48.  
  49. \s[2]
  50. You could have turned him over to the Coup/n
  51. d'etat forces and gotten a hefty reward.|/n
  52. Why did you choose to help him?|/n
  53. It didn't make you any money.|
  54.  
  55. \s[5]
  56. ...Well, saving people makes/n
  57. you feel good afterwards.|/n
  58. Piracy sure as hell doesn't.|
  59.  
  60. ## Geese x Douglas B
  61. \f[2|Geese]\f[5|Douglas]
  62. \s[2]
  63. Hey.|
  64.  
  65. \s[5]
  66. Geese,/n
  67. I must give you some kind of reward.|
  68.  
  69. \s[2]
  70. Reward?|
  71.  
  72. \s[5]
  73. You have been a great help/n
  74. to our country.|/n
  75. I can give you anything/n
  76. you ask.|
  77.  
  78. \s[2]
  79. What're you talking about...|/n
  80. I already got my payment you promised me.|
  81.  
  82. \s[5]
  83. No...|/n
  84. That is not a sufficient reward.|/n
  85. You are a hero to the Etrurian people.|
  86.  
  87. \s[2]
  88. Hero?|/n
  89. That guy's just a bard, right?|/n
  90. Well, I was surprised when he turned out/n
  91. to be the liberator of the Western Isles...|
  92.  
  93. \s[5]
  94. Geese...|/n
  95. I must tell you something...|/n
  96. ......|/n
  97. ...Hmm...|
  98.  
  99. \s[2]
  100. Yeah?|
  101.  
  102. \s[5]
  103. ...I'm sorry.|/n
  104. I cannot tell you yet.|
  105.  
  106. \s[2]
  107. Geez...|/n
  108. Make up your mind.|
  109.  
  110. \s[5]
  111. Anyway...|/n
  112. I hear that you have helped/n
  113. the Western people as well.|/n
  114. Both our king and prince/n
  115. had wished them to be freed.|
  116.  
  117. \s[2]
  118. Well...|/n
  119. Sorry, but I don't really give a damn about/n
  120. politics or other nations' statures or/n
  121. anything like that.|/n
  122. I just wanted to do something for/n
  123. the village that helped me out.|
  124.  
  125. ## Geese x Douglas A
  126. \f[2|Geese]\f[5|Douglas]
  127. \s[2]
  128. ...You're not gonna/n
  129. leave me alone, are you?|
  130.  
  131. \s[5]
  132. Of course not.|/n
  133. You have done me a great favor.|/n
  134. It would be dishonoring my/n
  135. family's name if I didn't return it.|
  136.  
  137. \s[2]
  138. Oh man,/n
  139. you knights are so hard-headed.|/n
  140. I swear, if you found gold on the/n
  141. street, you wouldn't dare pocket it.|
  142.  
  143. \s[5]
  144. Geese...|
  145.  
  146. \s[2]
  147. Sigh....|/n
  148. Fine, let me think...|/n
  149. ...All right, here's what I want.|/n
  150. I want you and your king to/n
  151. make your country a good one.|/n
  152. Make it a nation that won't go/n
  153. around causing stupid wars.|/n
  154. And make it a nation where people can/n
  155. travel and do business safely.|/n
  156. I'm gonna go bankrupt if you don't/n
  157. do that for me.|
  158.  
  159. \s[5]
  160. ...Geese...|/n
  161. You deserve much better/n
  162. than being a pirate.|/n
  163. I will promise to fulfill/n
  164. your requests.|/n
  165. I shall swear my life to them!|
  166.  
  167. Echidna
  168. ## Geese x Echidna C
  169. \f[2|Geese]\f[5|Echidna]
  170. \s[5]
  171. Hey, you.|
  172.  
  173. \s[2]
  174. Yeah?|
  175.  
  176. \s[5]
  177. You can drive a ship, right?|/n
  178. I want to ask a favor.|
  179.  
  180. \s[2]
  181. From me?|
  182.  
  183. \s[5]
  184. Yeah.|/n
  185. We're planning on building/n
  186. a new village on the Western Isles.|/n
  187. What I want you to do is use your/n
  188. ship to carry the people there.|/n
  189. I'll pay you well.|/n
  190.  
  191. \s[2]
  192. ...A ship, huh?|
  193.  
  194. \s[5]
  195. What's the matter?|/n
  196. You can drive one, right?|
  197.  
  198. \s[2]
  199. ...Yeah, I sure can.|/n
  200. I was once the captain of a/n
  201. trading vessel.|/n
  202. There's no ocean I haven't/n
  203. seen yet.|
  204.  
  205. \s[5]
  206. ...Then why did you become/n
  207. a pirate?|
  208.  
  209. \s[2]
  210. I couldn't continue my business/n
  211. in this war.|/n
  212. We had no choice, so I persuaded/n
  213. the boys saying that we were/n
  214. going to be pirates.|
  215.  
  216. \s[5]
  217. Uh-huh.|
  218.  
  219. \s[2]
  220. But we were originally just/n
  221. ordinary seafarers.|/n
  222. We don't like fighting or robbing/n
  223. or any of that stuff.|/n
  224. Anyway, when we were prepared and/n
  225. finally set off as pirates,/n
  226. everyone started complaining of/n
  227. stomach aches and seasickness/n
  228. and everything.|
  229.  
  230. \s[5]
  231. Well, well.|/n
  232. It's amazing you got this far.|
  233.  
  234. \s[2]
  235. Yeah, well, I wasn't doing/n
  236. it because I liked it...|
  237.  
  238. ## Geese x Echidna B
  239. \f[2|Geese]\f[5|Echidna]
  240. \s[2]
  241. Even if I say we were pirates,/n
  242. we were just amateurs.|/n
  243. ...We figured we'd go for easy targets/n
  244. first, so we picked a small trading/n
  245. ship for our first one.|/n
  246. We were able to take over most of/n
  247. most of the ship without a fight,/n
  248. but...|
  249.  
  250. \s[5]
  251. But what?|
  252.  
  253. \s[2]
  254. We couldn't find any treasure/n
  255. at all.|/n
  256. The captain of the ship told me that he/n
  257. was in the same situation that I was.|/n
  258. He said that he wasn't doing well/n
  259. either, so he might have to resort/n
  260. to piracy as well...|
  261.  
  262. \s[5]
  263. And?|
  264.  
  265. \s[2]
  266. We let them go.|/n
  267. I couldn't steal from them/n
  268. after hearing that.|
  269.  
  270. \s[5]
  271. A nice pirate, eh?|/n
  272. How ever would you survive?|
  273.  
  274. \s[2]
  275. ...Yeah, that's what I thought, too.|/n
  276. So anyway, we decided to go after/n
  277. a bigger ship next.|/n
  278. We figured we could steal from/n
  279. the rich and no one would be hurt.|/n
  280. A few days later, we were lucky/n
  281. enough to come across a large/n
  282. trading vessel.|
  283.  
  284. \s[5]
  285. Yeah?|
  286.  
  287. \s[2]
  288. We didn't have to hold back/n
  289. this time.|/n
  290. We charged the ship... but when/n
  291. we got close, suddenly the enemy/n
  292. ship started swarming with ballistaes/n
  293. and archers.|/n
  294. It was one of Bern's battleships.|
  295.  
  296. \s[5]
  297. My, my.|
  298.  
  299. \s[2]
  300. We were shot at mercilessly, and/n
  301. they chased us for 3 days and nights.|/n
  302. We somehow got away, but the/n
  303. ship was wrecked.|/n
  304. We weren't making any money, either.|/n
  305. Some of the boys started crying.|/n
  306. Hell, even I felt like crying at/n
  307. that time.|
  308.  
  309. \s[5]
  310. Poor thing.|
  311.  
  312. \s[2]
  313. Well like I said, I wasn't/n
  314. doing it because I liked it...|
  315.  
  316. ## Geese x Echidna A
  317. \f[2|Geese]\f[5|Echidna]
  318. \s[5]
  319. Hm?|/n
  320. What's that?|/n
  321. A map?|
  322.  
  323. \s[2]
  324. It's the one trophy that/n
  325. I've gotten so far as a pirate.|/n
  326. I found it when we were/n
  327. battling another band.|
  328.  
  329. \s[5]
  330. I see.|
  331.  
  332. \s[2]
  333. See the skull mark here?|/n
  334. It means there's treasure buried/n
  335. there.|
  336.  
  337. \s[5]
  338. And did you find it?|
  339.  
  340. \s[2]
  341. I don't have any money left.|/n
  342. Once this war ends, I'll be/n
  343. a merchant again.|/n
  344. If what this map says is true, I/n
  345. can go get the treasure and/n
  346. travel the seas once again.|
  347.  
  348. \s[5]
  349. ......|
  350.  
  351. \s[2]
  352. I don't have any money left.|/n
  353. I even went into debt to feed/n
  354. the guys.|/n
  355. It this map's a fake, then I'll/n
  356. have to let go of my ship forever.|/n
  357. ...I can't help but hesitate when/n
  358. I think of that possibility.|
  359.  
  360. \s[5]
  361. Uh huh.|/n
  362. But you know that no amount of praying/n
  363. and worrying is gonna get you that/n
  364. treasure, right?|/n
  365. You have to take action.|
  366.  
  367. \s[2]
  368. ...Yeah.|/n
  369. You're right.|
  370.  
  371. \s[5]
  372. Even if that map's a fake, there'll/n
  373. be other treasures out there.|/n
  374. Anyway, you're helping us out by/n
  375. carrying the residents to our new/n
  376. village, right?|/n
  377. I'm counting on you.|/n
  378. Show me your ship sometime.|
  379.  
  380. \s[2]
  381. You got it.|/n
  382. You can count on me.|
  383.  
  384. Cath
  385. ## Geese x Cath C
  386. \f[2|Geese]\f[5|Cath]
  387. \s[5]
  388. Hey, you're a pirate,/n
  389. right?|
  390.  
  391. \s[2]
  392. Hm?|/n
  393. Yeah...I guess.|/n
  394. That's what I look like,/n
  395. huh?|/n
  396. Man...|
  397.  
  398. \s[5]
  399. ?|
  400.  
  401. \s[2]
  402. I used to be a seagoing/n
  403. merchant.|
  404.  
  405. \s[5]
  406. Really?|/n
  407. You must've made a lot money, then.|/n
  408. Lucky you.|/n
  409. Oh well, I guess we poor people have/n
  410. to just keep working hard..|
  411.  
  412. \s[2]
  413. Wait a sec.|
  414.  
  415. \s[5]
  416. Huh?|
  417.  
  418. \s[2]
  419. What's my bag doing in your/n
  420. hand?|
  421.  
  422. \s[5]
  423. ......|
  424.  
  425. \s[2]
  426. Y-You're pretty perceptive,/n
  427. aren't you?|
  428.  
  429. \s[5]
  430. ...Gee, thanks.|
  431.  
  432. \s[2]
  433. Hmmm...|/n
  434. All right!|/n
  435. There's no treasure I can't/n
  436. steal!|/n
  437. Be ready the next time/n
  438. we meet!|
  439.  
  440. ## Geese x Cath B
  441. \f[2|Geese]\f[5|Cath]
  442. \s[5]
  443. Hey, Geeeese.|
  444.  
  445. \s[2]
  446. Yeah?|
  447.  
  448. \s[5]
  449. Ohhh...|/n
  450. I think I'm drunk...|
  451.  
  452. \s[2]
  453. ......|
  454.  
  455. \s[5]
  456. Can you stay and revive me?|/n
  457. Come on..|
  458.  
  459. \s[2]
  460. ...Hey.|
  461.  
  462. \s[5]
  463. Yeah?|
  464.  
  465. \s[2]
  466. Were you hit with a/n
  467. Berserk staff or something?|
  468.  
  469. \s[5]
  470. Huh?|/n
  471.  
  472. \s[2]
  473. Whatever you're doing, it's/n
  474. not very convincing at all.|
  475.  
  476. \s[5]
  477. What!?|/n
  478. You withstood my seduction moves!?|/n
  479. You're no ordinary man!|
  480.  
  481. \s[2]
  482. ...Gee, thanks.|/n
  483. But you know, I'm not really/n
  484. suited for that role.|
  485.  
  486. \s[5]
  487. I-I know that!|/n
  488. I was just testing you!|/n
  489. I'll get serious next time.|/n
  490. I'll take your stuff/n
  491. without you even noticing!|
  492.  
  493. \s[2]
  494. Uh-huh.|/n
  495. Good luck.|
  496.  
  497. ## Geese x Cath A
  498. \f[2|Geese]\f[5|Cath]
  499. \s[5]
  500. Geese!|
  501.  
  502. \s[2]
  503. Yeah?|
  504.  
  505. \s[5]
  506. Doesn't this look familiar?|
  507.  
  508. \s[2]
  509. Hey, that's my...|
  510.  
  511. \s[5]
  512. Hehe!|/n
  513. Guess you weren't so good after/n
  514. all!|/n
  515. There's no treasure I can't steal!|
  516.  
  517. \s[2]
  518. Sigh...|
  519.  
  520. \s[5]
  521. Well, let's see now.|/n
  522. What have we got in here?|/n
  523. ... ... ... ...|/n
  524. ... ... ...|
  525.  
  526. \s[2]
  527. What...|/n
  528. What the heck?!|/n
  529. This is nothing but junk!|
  530.  
  531. \s[5]
  532. It's not junk.|/n
  533. Maps, compasses...|/n
  534. It's equipment you need for sailing.|
  535.  
  536. \s[2]
  537. What about treasure?!|/n
  538. Where's the treasure?!|
  539.  
  540. \s[5]
  541. Hahaha, there never was/n
  542. any treasure!|/n
  543. I'm broke.|/n
  544. Drowning in debt,/n
  545. to tell you the truth.|/n
  546. I got nothing you can steal!|
  547.  
  548. \s[2]
  549. Erg...|/n
  550. How come you're bragging like/n
  551. that?!|/n
  552. You're broke!|
  553.  
  554. \s[5]
  555. I've got a dream.|/n
  556. I'm gonna go back to being/n
  557. a trader and hit a jackpot.|/n
  558. You'll see, I'll fill my ship/n
  559. with riches in no time.|/n
  560. Then you'll have something/n
  561. to steal!|
  562.  
  563. \s[2]
  564. .........|/n
  565. Did... Did I lose?|/n
  566. Are you a big shot?|/n
  567. ...Or just an idiot?|
  568.  
  569. Larum
  570. ## Geese x Larum C
  571. \f[2|Geese]\f[5|Larum]
  572. \s[2]
  573. Hey, you...|
  574.  
  575. \s[5]
  576. Eeeeeeeek!|/n
  577. A pirate!|
  578.  
  579. \s[2]
  580. W-Wait a minute!|
  581.  
  582. \s[5]
  583. Eeeeeeeek!|/n
  584. Help help help!|
  585.  
  586. \s[2]
  587. S-Stop...|/n
  588. Wait!|/n
  589. Listen to me!|
  590.  
  591. \s[5]
  592. What?|/n
  593. Pirates are all the same.|/n
  594. You're just going to say shut up, or/n
  595. you'd better not say a word if you/n
  596. want to live, or something like that.|/n
  597. Oh!|/n
  598. Larum's in grave danger!|/n
  599. But just you wait.|/n
  600. Soon Roy'll appear on a shining/n
  601. white stallion and rescue me...|
  602.  
  603. \s[2]
  604. ...Um, are you done?|/n
  605. Listen.|/n
  606. I'm not a pirate anymore.|
  607.  
  608. \s[5]
  609. Hmph!|/n
  610. Even if you try to act good like/n
  611. that, I know better!|/n
  612. I know you're trying to run off/n
  613. with me because I'm so irresistible.|
  614.  
  615. \s[2]
  616. ...You've got to be kidding me.|
  617.  
  618. \s[5]
  619. Kidding!?|/n
  620. What, are you saying that I'm/n
  621. not cute enough to kidnap!?|
  622.  
  623. \s[2]
  624. You...|/n
  625. No...forget it.|/n
  626. Sorry to bother you.|
  627.  
  628. \s[5]
  629. Hey, wait!|
  630.  
  631. ## Geese x Larum B
  632. \f[2|Geese]\f[5|Larum]
  633. \s[5]
  634. Eeeeeeek!|/n
  635. It's the pirate again!|
  636.  
  637. \s[2]
  638. I said I'm not...|
  639.  
  640. \s[5]
  641. Are you still trying to cover/n
  642. up the obvious truth?|/n
  643. Your hairstyle, your clothes...|/n
  644. Everything about you is just/n
  645. screaming, 'I'm a pirate!'|
  646.  
  647. \s[2]
  648. ...Fine...|/n
  649. Have it your way.|
  650.  
  651. \s[5]
  652. Aha!|/n
  653. You admit it!|/n
  654. And?|/n
  655. You're still trying to/n
  656. run off with me, right?|
  657.  
  658. \s[2]
  659. Hey...|/n
  660. Would you please listen/n
  661. to what I have to say...|
  662.  
  663. \s[5]
  664. Oh!
  665. Larum's in great danger!|/n
  666. But just you wait.|/n
  667. Roy'll beat you down any day!|
  668.  
  669. \s[2]
  670. 'Are you all right, Larum?'|
  671.  
  672. \s[5]
  673. 'Oh, Master Roy...'|/n
  674.  
  675. \s[5]
  676. 'Larum,/n
  677. I can't live without you.'|
  678.  
  679. \s[5]
  680. 'Oh, thank you, Master Roy...'|/n
  681. And then we...|/n
  682. Ooooohhhh!|
  683.  
  684. \s[2]
  685. ......|
  686.  
  687. \s[5]
  688. Hey,/n
  689. where are you going?|
  690.  
  691. \s[2]
  692. See you later...|/n
  693. Talking with you is exhausting.|
  694.  
  695. ## Geese x Larum A
  696. \f[2|Geese]\f[5|Larum]
  697. \s[2]
  698. Hey.|
  699.  
  700. \s[5]
  701. It's the pirate!|/n
  702. Are you still trying to...|
  703.  
  704. \s[2]
  705. This is yours, right?|
  706.  
  707. \s[5]
  708. Oh...|/n
  709. I lost this ribbon the other day.|/n
  710. Wait!|/n
  711. I get it.|/n
  712. You stole it, right!?|
  713.  
  714. \s[2]
  715. Why the hell would I return it/n
  716. to you!?|/n
  717. I found it lying on the ground, and/n
  718. I thought it might be yours.|
  719.  
  720. \s[5]
  721. Oh.|/n
  722. Then why didn't you say/n
  723. so in the first place?|
  724.  
  725. \s[2]
  726. I would have if you let me!|/n
  727. You just start screaming/n
  728. whenever we meet!|/n
  729. If only you'd stop and/n
  730. listen once in a while...|
  731.  
  732. \s[5]
  733. So you weren't a bad person after all.|/n
  734. I shouldn't have been so scared, then.|
  735.  
  736. \s[2]
  737. ......|
  738.  
  739. \s[5]
  740. Hey, wait!|/n
  741. I'll show you a special dance/n
  742. in return.|/n
  743. Hey, wait...|/n
  744. What!|/n
  745. Are you trying to tell me my/n
  746. dancing isn't worth watching!?|
  747.  
  748. Garret
  749. ## Geese x Garret C
  750. \f[2|Geese]\f[5|Garret]
  751. \s[5]
  752. Hey, you're a sailor,/n
  753. right?|
  754.  
  755. \s[2]
  756. Hm?|/n
  757. Yeah, I am.|
  758.  
  759. \s[5]
  760. Do sailors make a lot/n
  761. of money?|
  762.  
  763. \s[2]
  764. ......|/n
  765. Well, we used to.|/n
  766. But now...it's not so good.|/n
  767. I had to stoop down to piracy.|
  768.  
  769. \s[5]
  770. Oh...|/n
  771. Sorry to bother you, then.|
  772.  
  773. \s[2]
  774. What?|/n
  775. I thought you wanted something.|
  776.  
  777. \s[5]
  778. I was thinking you might hire me/n
  779. on your ship, but it's kinda/n
  780. stupid to go from a bandit to/n
  781. being a pirate.|/n
  782. I just...don't want to rob people/n
  783. to live anymore...|
  784.  
  785. \s[2]
  786. Hey, not so fast.|/n
  787. I'm gonna quit piracy.|/n
  788. It doesn't suit me anyway.|/n
  789. I'm going back to being a trader/n
  790. after the war ends.|/n
  791. I could hire you to do odd jobs/n
  792. around the ship if you want.|
  793.  
  794. ## Geese x Garret B
  795. \f[2|Geese]\f[5|Garret]
  796. \s[2]
  797. Hey, Garret.|/n
  798. Try spinning around in the spot/n
  799. a few times.|
  800.  
  801. \s[5]
  802. What?|/n
  803. What kind of joke is this?|
  804.  
  805. \s[2]
  806. Just think of it as a sailor's/n
  807. test.|
  808.  
  809. \s[5]
  810. Damn.|/n
  811. Fine.|/n
  812. .........|/n
  813. All right, I did it.|
  814.  
  815. \s[2]
  816. Good.|/n
  817. Now try walking straight over/n
  818. here.|
  819.  
  820. \s[5]
  821. ......|/n
  822. ...Whoa.|
  823.  
  824. \s[2]
  825. You're gonna get seasick.|/n
  826. You'll have to fix that if/n
  827. you want to be a seafarer.|
  828.  
  829. \s[5]
  830. What?|/n
  831. A grown man, seasick?|
  832.  
  833. \s[2]
  834. That doesn't make a difference.|/n
  835. Even grown men puke their guts/n
  836. out when they're still not used/n
  837. to the rocking of the ship.|/n
  838. And the outer seas can be nasty.|/n
  839. We sometimes come across storms/n
  840. that could flip the ship over.|/n
  841. Well, I suppose you'll get/n
  842. used to it after a month or so.|
  843.  
  844. \s[5]
  845. A month?|/n
  846. I'm gonna be seasick for a/n
  847. whole month?|
  848.  
  849. \s[2]
  850. Of course.|/n
  851. The oceans' huge.|/n
  852. We sometimes won't see land/n
  853. for an entire year.|
  854.  
  855. \s[5]
  856. Whoa...|/n
  857. Maybe I don't want to do/n
  858. this after all.|
  859.  
  860. ## Geese x Garret A
  861. \f[2|Geese]\f[5|Garret]
  862. \s[5]
  863. Well...|/n
  864. Fast cash isn't easy to/n
  865. find, is it.|/n
  866. Sailing seems like a worse/n
  867. option whenever I hear about it.|
  868.  
  869. \s[2]
  870. You think so?|/n
  871. The sea's a great place.|
  872.  
  873. \s[5]
  874. But you're always on the water,/n
  875. right?|/n
  876. It's just endlessly blue/n
  877. wherever you look.|
  878.  
  879. \s[2]
  880. No, the sea's not only blue.|/n
  881. Sometimes it turns gold.|
  882.  
  883. \s[5]
  884. Huh?|
  885.  
  886. \s[2]
  887. It's true.|/n
  888. When the sun comes up in the east.../n
  889. or when it sets in the west...|/n
  890. The whole ocean is illuminated/n
  891. into a beautiful gold...|
  892.  
  893. \s[5]
  894. ......|
  895.  
  896. \s[2]
  897. Dawn is great as well,/n
  898. but I prefer the sunset.|/n
  899. When you're sailing towards/n
  900. the setting sun, it's just...|
  901.  
  902. \s[5]
  903. But you can't make any/n
  904. money with the sunset.|
  905.  
  906. \s[2]
  907. ...You have no aesthetic sense.|/n
  908. All right, I'll let you on my/n
  909. ship sometime.|/n
  910. You can't call yourself a true/n
  911. sailor until you see that beauty.|
  912.  
  913. \s[5]
  914. This isn't going to/n
  915. make me any money...|
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