lookouts/en.csv

1	location	source	target	ID	fuzzy	context	translator_comments	developer_comments
2	5	# English language name	Language name in English		False
3	9	# Native language name	Language name in language		False
4	14	# Boss character name	Boss
5	18	# Guy character name	Guy
6	22	# Robin character name	Robin
7	26	# ??? character name	???
8	30	# Joseph character name	Joseph
9	34	# Sheriff character name	Sheriff
10	38	# Bartholomew character name	Bartholomew
11	42	# Jacob character name	Jacob
12	46	# Curly Wolf character name	Curly Wolf
13	50	# Black Vulture character name	Black Vulture
14	54	# John character name	John
15	58	# Vic character name	Vic
16	62	# Matthew character name	Matthew
17	66	# Col character name	Col
18	70	# Hawky character name	Hawky
19	74	# Hawky & Col character name	Hawky & Col
20	78	# Frankie character name	Frankie
21	83	# The first data is the speaker and the second data is the dialogue said e.g. Robin says "Hi."	{0} says, {1}
22	89	# Intro 1, Speaker "Boss"	"So, you sure we can trust this friend of yours' info? It'll be a cryin' shame if you're wrong about this."
23	93	# Intro 2, Speaker "Guy"	"This guy is someone to ride the river with, he'd never sell me bunk information! That town has struck gold, that's what he heard."
24	97	# Intro 3, Speaker "Boss"	"Heard? He just heard about it? What kinda source is that - we can't go off of rumours you nutcase."
25	101	# Intro 4, Speaker "Guy"	"B-but think about it, we'll be living like English kings if we take over a supply like that!"
26	105	# Intro 5, Speaker "Guy"	"What else are we gonna do? The last job was a bust, we got nothin' left."
27	109	# Intro 6, Speaker "Boss"	"Hrm... alright. We've had some bad luck and are runnin' low on supplies."
28	113	# Intro 7, Speaker "Boss"	"We'll take that town by hook or by crook, an' if they don't have that gold, we can take 'em for what they do have and skedaddle."
29	117	# Intro 8, Speaker "Boss"	"The lookout'll go early in the mornin' and see what we're up against. But I reckon we can bulldoze this burg and have some fun either way."
30	121	# Intro 9, Speaker "Boss"	"Make sure to bring us back some juicy details, won't ya tomboy?"
31	125	# Intro 10	He firmly slaps you on the back. Laughter fills the camp around the roaring fire.
32	129	# Intro 11	Sounds like you'll be riding at sun-up to check the town out. You feel it's best to get some sleep.
33	135	# Riding 1	The desert is an orange haze. Scorched sands whip up around your horse's legs, the sun hot against your back as you ride towards the town.
34	139	# Riding 2	There's not much to be done while riding. The desert is lonely, harsh, bare. Only thing to do is think.
35	143	# Riding 3	You don't like being alone with your thoughts so often, for so long.
36	147	# Riding 4	But you always are alone as the lookout, alone being the odd stick of the gang. No one talks to you unless they need something.
37	151	# Riding 5	You daydream as you ride, like usual. Flights of fancy, of settling down somewhere. You're tied to Curly Wolf and his gang though.
38	155	# Riding 6	Is it so much to ask to be able to live in peace? To not have to fight for survival, always on the run?
39	159	# Riding 7	Maybe that's what your life will always be like, gang or not.
40	163	# Riding 8	A hunted outcast.
41	167	# Riding 9, Duplicated with dialogue Meeting 75, Eating 115, Hideout 67, Easter Exit 7	...
42	171	# Riding 10	They could've sent you off with some playing cards at the very least.
43	177	# Meeting 1	You come to an outcropping near a cliff. Tying up your horse, you approach the edge and see the town come into view.
44	181	# Meeting 2	A nice frontier town, small but clearly bustling with people. White painted signs on the wooden buildings glint and bloom in the midday sun.
45	185	# Meeting 3	You can't see much else from way up here, and turn to go get your binoculars.
46	189	# Meeting 4	You open your saddle bag and pull the metal binoculars out, brushing it against your poncho to dust off the lenses.
47	193	# Meeting 5	Turning back to walk to the edge, a figure suddenly rounds the corner of the large rock you've decided to set up camp under.
48	197	# Meeting 6, Speaker "$Player"	"Ah!"
49	201	# Meeting 7, Speaker "???"	"Cahw!"
50	205	# Meeting 8	Out of instinct, your hand snaps to your holstered gun and pulls it, trained squarely at the head of this new person.
51	209	# Meeting 9	The bird who seemingly came from nowhere looks at you, clearly just as surprised and out of sorts from your own presence.
52	213	# Meeting 10	He shifts backwards, eyeing your hand on your gun.
53	217	# Meeting 11	The air feels very still all of a sudden, and given you have the upper hand, you take a moment to look at who you just crossed paths with.
54	221	# Meeting 12	He's definitely an outlaw, like yourself. A rugged beak shining in the sun centres a face you admittedly find charming.
55	225	# Meeting 13	His face and arms are marked with scars, and a large sawn-off shotgun hangs in his holster.
56	229	# Meeting 14	Since he's a bird you know to be wary. Just like he'll know to be wary of a canid like yourself.
57	233	# Meeting 15, Speaker "$Player"	"Howdy there. What's yer name partner?"
58	237	# Meeting 16, Speaker "Joseph"	"Joseph."
59	241	# Meeting 17, Speaker "$Player"	"And what are you doin' all the way out here, Joseph? You seem a dreadful long way away from where one might think you should be."
60	245	# Meeting 18, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah could ask you the same question."
61	249	# Meeting 19	You stare him dead in the eye. He's pretty calm for someone having a gun pointed at his head, but you can see some of his feathers quivering.
62	253	# Meeting 20, Speaker "$Player"	"Were you tryna sneak up on me, Joseph?"
63	257	# Meeting 21, Speaker "$Player"	"Rob me blind where no one else can see? I bet you thought a fella missin' an arm would be easy."
64	261	# Meeting 22, Speaker "Joseph"	"No sir! Ah had no idea you were here 'till ah walked round this here rock."
65	265	# Meeting 23	He pats the red stone beside him as if to make a point.
66	269	# Meeting 24	Sir? What in the Sam Hill...
67	273	# Meeting 25	You lower your gun, like your shoulder joint just gave out, and let it hang there.
68	277	# Meeting 26, Speaker "$Player"	"In all my years, no stranger has ever called me sir."
69	281	# Meeting 27, Speaker "Joseph"	"Well, colour me surprised fella. You'd have to be blind or full as a tick to not see an upstanding young gentleman."
70	285	# Meeting 28, Speaker "$Player"	"Alright, alright, now you're just lickin' my boots."
71	289	# Meeting 29	The hawk puts a hand to his chest.
72	293	# Meeting 30, Speaker "Joseph"	"God as my witness, I ain't lyin' to ya."
73	297	# Meeting 31	You holster your gun and snort a small laugh.
74	301	# Meeting 32, Speaker "$Player"	"May he strike you down as penance then!"
75	305	# Meeting 33, Speaker "$Player"	"What are ya doin' out here? Pickin' flowers?"
76	309	# Meeting 34	The smile drops from his face. He stops short, and swallows. Like he can't bear to say the next words.
77	313	# Meeting 35, Speaker "Joseph"	"I'm part of the Black Vulture gang. I'm on lookout here to survey this here burg."
78	317	# Meeting 36, Speaker "$Player"	"That's very forward of ya, considering I just had a gun pointed yer way."
79	321	# Meeting 37, Speaker "$Player"	"I'm part of the Curly Wolf gang."
80	325	# Meeting 38, Speaker "Joseph"	"I'll be damned, you boys have been all over the west. What brings ya right here?"
81	329	# Meeting 39, Speaker "$Player"	"Much the same as you I would imagine. Rumours of gold."
82	333	# Meeting 40, Speaker "Joseph"	"You'd have it just right."
83	337	# Meeting 41, Speaker "$Player"	"Well... I can imagine what my boss might want me to do, coming across someone who's sticking their beak in our business."
84	341	# Meeting 42	Joseph tenses up, feathers ruffled. He understands full well what you mean. Conflicting interests and all.
85	345	# Meeting 43, Speaker "$Player", Duplicated with dialogue Meeting 44, Sheriff 88, Eating 92, Eating 119, Eating 135, Eating 146, VultureHurt 90	"..."
86	349	# Meeting 44, Speaker "Joseph", Duplicated with dialogue Meeting 43, Sheriff 88, Eating 92, Eating 119, Eating 135, Eating 146, VultureHurt 90	"..."
87	353	# Meeting 45, Speaker "$Player"	"...But he's not here. Would be a real waste of a good bullet to use it on you."
88	357	# Meeting 46, Speaker "Joseph"	"Is that an insult or are ya trying ta make a mash on me?"
89	361	# Meeting 47	The small jibe is enough to make you stop talking and search for the binoculars you threw when you pulled your gun.
90	365	# Meeting 48	Turning your face away to hide the blood rushing to your cheeks under your dark fur.
91	369	# Meeting 49	You dust the binoculars off again and walk over to where Joseph is standing, his eyes keenly trained on the town.
92	373	# Meeting 50, Speaker "$Player"	"Don't need no binoculars then, huh?"		False
93	377	# Meeting 51, Speaker "Joseph"	"No sir, these eyes can see all the faces of those people down there no problem."
94	381	# Meeting 52	Sir. Again. Maybe it's just a habit of his to call people that.
95	385	# Meeting 53, Speaker "$Player"	"Say why do you keep calling me sir? I ain't your boss, you just that much of a polite suckup?"
96	389	# Meeting 54, Speaker "Joseph"	"Costs nothing to be kind on the trail, I've found."
97	393	# Meeting 55, Speaker "Joseph"	"What do most call you then?"
98	397	# Meeting 56, Speaker "$Player"	"Ah..."
99	401	# Meeting 57	You thought this might come up. Of course. You're surprised it took this long for him to ask about who you are. What you are.
100	405	# Meeting 58, Speaker "$Player"	"Most would say tomboy I would think. Or other things I wouldn't repeat in such polite company."
101	409	# Meeting 59, Speaker "Joseph"	"And what would you call yourself?"
102	413	# Meeting 60	The question takes you by surprise. Something else no one's ever asked you.
103	417	# Meeting 61, Speaker "$Player"	"I'd call myself a man."
104	421	# Meeting 62, Speaker "Joseph"	"Huh, is that so..."
105	425	# Meeting 63	He's gonna think you're a nut now, you just know it.
106	429	# Meeting 64	You'd be better getting on your horse right now and riding back than staying another second round this stranger.
107	433	# Meeting 65, Speaker "Joseph"	"How funny, ah guess we're in the same boat if I'm picking up what you're putting down."
108	437	# Meeting 66, Speaker "Joseph"	"Might say that the guys at the camp don't use 'shove the queer' to talk about money."
109	441	# Meeting 67	You nod at him, unsure whether to laugh or not. Neither of you seem sure what to say now.
110	445	# Meeting 68	Instead, you hold the binoculars to the bridge of your nose and investigate the town, looking down into the valley.
111	449	# Meeting 69	After a spell of looking at nothing in particular in silence, you take the binoculars away from your face again, readjusting to the late morning light.
112	453	# Meeting 70	You glanced at Joseph's keenly trained eyes, then back to the town.
113	457	# Meeting 71	You can't help but stare at the clump of a couple dozen or so buildings.
114	461	# Meeting 72	You couldn't help but think about the real people's lives going on down there, every day. Deaths and celebrations, harvests, prayers.
115	465	# Meeting 73	How you were gonna hurt 'em.
116	469	# Meeting 74	How you were both gonna hurt 'em.
117	473	# Meeting 75, Duplicated with dialogue Riding 9, Eating 115, Hideout 67, Easter Exit 7	...
118	477	# Meeting 76, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah don't get it."
119	481	# Meeting 77	Joseph's voice snaps you out of your staring.
120	485	# Meeting 78, Speaker "Joseph"	"Why would Black Vulture wanna come here? There's nothin' here! No mines in use, no bank, and they sure as Hell ain't rich by the looks of things."
121	489	# Meeting 79, Speaker "$Player"	"Maybe they struck a new vein. This is a miner's town after all."
122	493	# Meeting 80, Speaker "$Player"	"But you're right... something strange going on."
123	497	# Meeting 81, Speaker "Joseph"	"Well, two sets of eyes are better than one, right?"
124	501	# Meeting 82, Speaker "$Player"	"...You wanna work together?"
125	505	# Meeting 83, Speaker "Joseph"	"You watch my back, I'll watch yours. Deal?"
126	509	# Meeting 84	A huge feathered hand shoots out at you in expectation.
127	513	# Meeting 85	You look at his face, and you both lock eyes for a moment.
128	517	# Meeting 86	You're not sure what, but there's something in his eyes that makes you feel... seen. Being looked at, rather than through.
129	521	# Meeting 87	You gently grab his hand, and a second winged hand clasps on and gives your whole arm a big shake.
130	525	# Meeting 88, Speaker "$Player"	"Woah, careful there, don't need to lose another."
131	529	# Meeting 89	He lets go and puts his hands on his hips, smiling at you.
132	533	# Meeting 90, Speaker "Joseph"	"Hey, come on now, let's get on down there."
133	537	# Meeting 91	He walks past you and heads toward a winding rocky pathway down the side of the valley cliff.
134	541	# Meeting 92	You take a moment to look at the town again, walking along the cliff edge to catch up with Joseph.
135	545	# Meeting 93	Wondering if he could see how red your face had been under your black fur.
136	551	# Town 1	Clambering down the cliff face, the shade of the valley is a welcome change after your long ride in the sun.
137	555	# Town 2	The climb down is quiet, only a few grunts and gripes, a couple voices of concern from Joseph you quickly waved off.
138	559	# Town 3	You both approach a wooden sign you spotted a little ways off, swaying in the desert wind.
139	563	# Town 4	It looked relatively new, a board hanging on two chains, a word carved into the wood.
140	567	# Town 5, Speaker "Joseph"	"Can you read it?"
141	571	# Town 6	It was only a single word but you couldn't piece together quite how to say it.
142	575	# Town 7, Speaker "$Player"	"Uh... no."
143	579	# Town 8, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah well, I'm sure someone will tell us."
144	583	# Town 9	You notice some familiar smells drift on the wind as a gust blows through the town past you.
145	587	# Town 10	Tobacco smoke, whiskey, stewing meat from somewhere.
146	591	# Town 11	It reminded you of the camp.
147	595	# Town 12	Walking more into the town, you get a better look at the buildings that were just dots up on the cliff.
148	599	# Town 13	There was a saloon at least, seemingly one of the older buildings in the town.
149	603	# Town 14	As well as what you guessed was a Sheriff's building, although the sign outside looked to be busted up.
150	607	# Town 15	Everything else you could see from here seemed to be houses and whatnot.
151	611	# Town 16	Leftovers clearly made by miners, not built to be sturdy or last long, but had been fixed up to be liveable for folks.
152	615	# Town 17	Clearly the people here like this place. And if they get a whiff of why you're both here...
153	619	# Town 18, Speaker "$Player"	"Alright partner, I say if we get given any evil eyes we hightail it out of here. Ain't worth getting shot in a place like this."
154	623	# Town 19, Speaker "Joseph"	"Sure thing. We got each other's backs, remember?"
155	627	# Town 20	You nod at him.
156	631	# Town 21, Speaker "Joseph"	"We'd best get talkin' to people, daylight's burnin'."
157	635	# Town 22, Speaker "Joseph"	"Oh, here comes someone now!"
158	639	# Town 23	Sure enough you see a short figure approaching you from the Sheriff's office.
159	643	# Town 24	You hear the pound of a cane on the dirt as they limp towards you with a vigor in their step.
160	647	# Town 25	When they get closer and the haze of the desert heat obscures them less, you see a smartly-dressed old lizard standing before you both.
161	651	# Town 26	Cane in one hand, and a metal flask in the other.
162	655	# Town 27, Speaker "???"	"Howdy fellas. I'm Sheriff, welcome to Clemency."
163	659	# Town 28, Speaker "Joseph"	"A pleasure to meet ya, Sheriff...?"
164	663	# Town 29	He gave the lizard an expectant look, waiting for a name.
165	667	# Town 30, Speaker "Sheriff"	"My name is Sheriff... just Sheriff, that's all you need."
166	671	# Town 31, Speaker "Sheriff"	"And what do you call yourselves?"
167	675	# Town 32, Speaker "Joseph"	"My name's Joseph, an' my... associate here... is..."		False
168	679	# Town 33	He gestured toward you and turned to look at you, a subtle panic running across his eyes.
169	683	# Town 34	You realise, that he just realised, you never gave your name.
170	687	# Town 35	What is your name?
171	691	# Town 36, Speaker "$Player"	"I'm $Player, pleasure to meet you."
172	695	# Town 37	You said this while looking at Joseph, resisting the urge to wink at him before looking back to Sheriff.
173	699	# Town 38, Speaker "Sheriff"	"So what brings you two to our fine town?"
174	703	# Town 39, Speaker "$Player"	"We're just riding through, needed a rest stop. There a problem with that?"
175	707	# Town 40	Joseph nudges you with his elbow a bit, glancing at his eyes you can tell he's saying "Don't be so rude."
176	711	# Town 41, Speaker "Sheriff"	"No, no, not at all. I'm just the closest thing we have ta a welcome committee, and it's always nice to see some new faces all the way out here."
177	715	# Town 42, Speaker "Sheriff"	"How long will you be staying? The saloon has some rooms if you'd like to stay the night."
178	719	# Town 43, Speaker "Joseph"	"That's an awful kind offer Sheriff, but we'll be gone before nightfall, at least that's the idea. Maybe we'll like this town so much we stay!"
179	723	# Town 44	Joseph and Sheriff both chuckle, and Sheriff sighs.
180	727	# Town 45, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Well, you boys let me know if you need anything else, I'll be at home most likely."
181	731	# Town 46, Speaker "Joseph"	"Will do."
182	735	# Town 47, Speaker "$Player"	"Yup..."
183	739	# Town 48	With a tip of the hat, Sheriff turned and started walking back to the building at the end of the road.
184	743	# Town 49	With the lizard out of earshot, Joseph turns to you.
185	747	# Town 50, Speaker "Joseph"	"So, pardner, what's our plan?"
186	751	# Town 51	You look around the town for a moment, surveying the handful of people walking about, talking to each other around their houses.
187	755	# Town 52	Taking in the warm wind blowing past you with a deep breath.
188	759	# Town 53, Speaker "$Player"	"We get talking to folks."
189	763	# Town 54, Speaker "Joseph"	"And what, they just run their mouth about all the gold they've found?"
190	767	# Town 55, Speaker "$Player"	"No, but I reckon a town this size, if they've struck something there'll be a buzz about."
191	771	# Town 56, Speaker "$Player"	"We ask 'em about themselves, about the town. Someone'll spill sooner or later."
192	775	# Town 57, Speaker "Joseph"	"Alright then, well ah got a priddy good peep at the place on the way down."
193	779	# Town 58, Speaker "Joseph"	"We got a saloon just here, we got some sorta town hall over on the far side, and we got Sheriff's station at the end of the road by the looks."
194	783	# Town 59, Speaker "Joseph"	"Where to?"
195	787	# Choices:787	Saloon
196	790	Choice at line 788	Town Hall
197	793	Choice at line 791	Sheriff's Office
198	799	# Saloon 1, Speaker "$Player"	"Let's check out the saloon. I reckon if anyone knows anything about these rumours, it'll be in there."
199	803	# Saloon 2, Speaker "Joseph"	"Awrighty then."
200	807	# Saloon 3	Walking through the doors of the saloon, you're hit with the very familiar smell of tobacco and alcohol hanging in the air.
201	811	# Saloon 4	A couple patrons drink and talk quietly in the corner, not taking any notice of you two.
202	815	# Saloon 5	You see a dozen or so tables, and looking up there's a second floor with the rooms Sheriff mentioned.
203	819	# Saloon 6, Speaker "???"	"Howdy there!"
204	823	# Saloon 7	Your attention is grabbed by an excitable and friendly voice coming from a short bird standing behind the bar, who was now grabbing a couple glasses.
205	827	# Saloon 8, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"My name's Bartholomew, what can I get you fellas?"
206	831	# Saloon 9	He started wiping the glasses expectantly, glancing between you both as you walked the few steps from the doors to stand at the bar.
207	835	# Saloon 10, Speaker "Joseph"	"I'll get a beer."
208	839	# Saloon 11, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"Alright alright, and you?"
209	843	# Saloon 12, Speaker "$Player"	"I'll uh... have what he's having."
210	847	# Saloon 13, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"Yep, coming right up."
211	851	# Saloon 14	He set the mugs down and disappeared through a door behind the bar into a backroom.
212	855	# Saloon 15, Speaker "$Player"	"I don't have any money on me, Joseph..."
213	859	# Saloon 16, Speaker "Joseph"	"Don't worry 'bout that, it's on me."
214	863	# Saloon 17	He pat you on the back with a big wing a couple times, but withdrew his hand when he saw you wince a little.
215	867	# Saloon 18, Speaker "Joseph"	"Oh, sorry, was ah too hard..."
216	871	# Saloon 19, Speaker "$Player"	"No no, you're fine."
217	875	# Saloon 20	You hadn't winced from pain. You just weren't... used to someone touching you, like that at least. Friendly like.
218	879	# Saloon 21	Bartholomew reappeared with two glass bottles, tipping them into the mugs with satisfying glugs before taking a couple coins from Joseph.
219	883	# Saloon 22, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"Thank ya kindly."
220	887	# Saloon 23	You both take a sip. Joseph seems to enjoy it, but you find it a bit more... bitter. You try not to pull a face.
221	891	# Saloon 24, Speaker "Joseph"	"Not like it?"
222	895	# Saloon 25	You smile weakly.
223	899	# Saloon 26, Speaker "$Player"	"Not my thing."
224	903	# Saloon 27, Speaker "Joseph"	"Noted."
225	907	# Saloon 28	He winks at you and you feel your cheeks redden a little.
226	911	# Saloon 29	You both keep drinking while the bartender busies himself behind the bar.
227	915	# Saloon 30	The saloon is quiet. A piano sits gathering dust in the corner, seemingly untouched for many moons.
228	919	# Saloon 31	Wind whistles through a gap in the saloon doors, carrying the sound of desert insects.
229	923	# Saloon 32, Speaker "Joseph"	"Slow day huh?"
230	927	# Saloon 33	You look up from your drink, and see he's looking at the bartender, who doesn't seem to have taken any notice.
231	931	# Saloon 34	He glances at you both and realises rather sheepishly he was being talked to.
232	935	# Saloon 35, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"Oh, beg yer pardon. Slow day? Naw, this is about the usual."
233	939	# Saloon 36, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"Gets a lot more lively in the evenings when the sun goes down. Everyone comes here to take a load off."
234	943	# Saloon 37, Speaker "Joseph"	"So you know everyone here priddy well then?"
235	947	# Saloon 38, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"Well, 'course! Not exactly a big town, we're a pretty tight-knit lot here."
236	951	# Saloon 39, Speaker "$Player"	"Why is that? This is a mining town, right? These places usually explode with people."
237	955	# Saloon 40, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"Uh, well... I can't say I know much."
238	959	# Saloon 41	He looks oddly unsettled by your question.
239	963	# Saloon 42, Speaker "Joseph"	"How long you lived here for?"
240	967	# Saloon 43	He perks up again from whatever you said that troubled him, the brightness returning to his voice.
241	971	# Saloon 44, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"Oh, well, I'd say somewhere close to eight years?"
242	975	# Saloon 45, Speaker "$Player"	"That's a darn long time."
243	979	# Saloon 46, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"Heh, yeah I s'pose it is."
244	983	# Saloon 47, Speaker "$Player"	"What made you stay?"
245	987	# Saloon 48, Speaker "Joseph"	"Nevermind stayin', how'd ya even find this place! I've never even heard it till we stumbled past."
246	991	# Saloon 49	Bartholomew's cheery smile dropped a little, morphing into something more wistful.
247	995	# Saloon 50	Like the face of someone looking at an old, now bittersweet photograph.
248	999	# Saloon 51, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"You boys ask a lot of questions, don't ya?"
249	1003	# Saloon 52	You and Joseph look at each other for a moment, expecting the other to say something, but nothing comes out.
250	1007	# Saloon 53, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"I don't mind, to give it a fair shake this town ain't the most exciting."
251	1011	# Saloon 54, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"It's nice to talk to some new ears that ain't tired of my squawking already."
252	1015	# Saloon 55	He gives a little half-hearted chuckle.
253	1019	# Saloon 56, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"Well, I found this place 'cause I heard about there being gold. Like a lot of folks I was fixin' to get my fill."
254	1023	# Saloon 57	You and Joseph both lean in a little at the mention of gold.
255	1027	# Saloon 58, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"My fiancé was running away from home, and I was going with 'em. We thought we'd go out West and make our fortune."
256	1031	# Saloon 59, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"Lookin' back on it, I get why so many called us foolish. I might've been one of 'em if it were the other way round."
257	1035	# Saloon 60, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"But we had our hearts set on it. We followed the road by wagon, and it was... damn tough - hellish even."
258	1039	# Saloon 61, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"Thank our lucky stars, we made it here to Clemency on a wing and a prayer."
259	1043	# Saloon 62, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"That was when we really felt like we were foolish. When we got here, talking 'bout gold, we almost got ran out of town."
260	1047	# Saloon 63, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"I don't know the details, but there was a lot of trouble here when miners ran this place."
261	1051	# Saloon 64, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"No one's been digging for decades now, but word hadn't travelled far enough it seems to let us know at the time."
262	1055	# Saloon 65, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"At first Sheriff told us to leave, didn't want no more of our kind causing trouble."
263	1059	# Saloon 66, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"But when Sheriff saw how stuck we were, how we had nowhere else to go, how rough the journey had been on us."
264	1063	# Saloon 67, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"Sheriff's nothing if not kind. Could see we weren't troublemakers... just wanted a better life somewhere."
265	1067	# Saloon 68	He shrugged, like there was nothing more to it.
266	1071	# Saloon 69, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"With the town's help we gussied up this here saloon into something I could run, and the rest is history."
267	1075	# Saloon 70, Speaker "Joseph"	"I'm glad y'all found something here."
268	1079	# Saloon 71, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"Yeah I can say that fer sure. Clemency may be small but it's somethin' real special if you ask me."
269	1083	# Saloon 72, Speaker "$Player"	"So there's no gold here."
270	1087	# Saloon 73	Bartholomew leaned back against the shelves behind him, crossing his arms.
271	1091	# Saloon 74, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"Not as far as I know. The mines are around here somewhere but I've never seen 'em."
272	1095	# Saloon 75, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"This hasn't been a mining town for a long time, and folks here don't think of it as one. You'd do well to keep that in mind."		False
273	1099	# Saloon 76	He tapped the side of his beak as if to say "if you catch my drift."
274	1103	# Saloon 77, Speaker "Joseph"	"Even so ah would be interested in the history of the town."
275	1107	# Saloon 78, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"Afraid that well runs dry here, but there's others who have been here far longer than I have."
276	1111	# Saloon 79, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"You can always talk to Sheriff if you haven't yet."
277	1115	# Saloon 80, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"Sheriff made this place what it is today. Wanna know somethin', that's the lizard to talk to."
278	1119	# Saloon 81, Speaker "$Player"	"Thank you, Bartholomew."
279	1123	# Saloon 82, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"No problem, it's my pleasure."
280	1127	# Saloon 83	Bartholomew stood up from his lean and stretched his back and arms a little.
281	1131	# Saloon 84	Slinging his cloth over his shoulder, he picked up a small clinking and rattling box before walking through to the backroom.
282	1135	# Saloon 85, Speaker "Joseph"	"Daylight's burnin', I think we best get going."
283	1139	# Saloon 86, Speaker "$Player"	"Agreed."
284	1143	# Saloon 87	You stood at the bar and waited a moment while Joseph downed his beer. And then yours too.
285	1147	# Saloon 88, Speaker "$Player"	"Hope you can hold that."
286	1151	# Saloon 89, Speaker "Joseph"	"Aw, please, how lil you must think of me. Only a couple beers."
287	1155	# Saloon 90, Speaker "Joseph"	"You shoulda seen me at the Long Branch in Dodge. Drank the entire gang under the table."
288	1159	# Saloon 91	You can't help but smile at his cockiness, unsure whether to believe him.
289	1163	# Saloon 92	You briefly think back on the times the gang had gone to bars. You were always told to stay outside. Don't wander off.
290	1167	# Saloon 93	A dog on a leash waiting for master to come back.
291	1171	# Saloon 94	Staring into lamplit streets and hearing the braying crowds all around you, drunken strangers enjoying each other's company as much as their liquor.
292	1175	# Saloon 95	At first they told you it was dangerous for you to stray too far.
293	1179	# Saloon 96	Then they started telling you to stay outside after you'd beaten the teeth out of a guy in an alley who you knew had been staring at you.
294	1183	# Saloon 97	Couldn't have you causing them needless trouble.
295	1187	# Saloon 98, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"Off so soon?"
296	1191	# Saloon 99	Bartholomew re-emerged into the bar, looking expectantly.
297	1195	# Saloon 100, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"Well, don't be a stranger, strangers."
298	1199	# Saloon 101, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"You're welcome to come back later when the bar's more lively! My husband would love to meet you both."
299	1203	# Saloon 102	The casual lilt of his words caught you off-guard, and you think you see Joseph stumble a little.
300	1207	# Saloon 103	Failing to get any words out, he just tips his hat, and you both leave the saloon, stepping back into the dust and dry desert heat.
301	1213	# Town Hall 1, Speaker "$Player"	"There might be a meeting we can drop in on at the town hall, seems worth a look."
302	1217	# Town Hall 2, Speaker "Joseph"	"Sounds good ta me, ah wouldn't mind sitting down a spell neither."
303	1221	# Town Hall 3	You both start walking to the outskirts of the town, weaving between the clumps of houses and down the dirt banks.
304	1225	# Town Hall 4	You keep walking on a flat stretch, smooth and compacted from the frequent travels of people.
305	1229	# Town Hall 5	Some townsfolk on their porches wave at you or give a little "Afternoon" as you pass on by.
306	1233	# Town Hall 6, Speaker "$Player"	"Is it just me, or does it feel like everyone here is nicer than most?"
307	1237	# Town Hall 7, Speaker "Joseph"	"Well, maybe, but I ain't complainin'."
308	1241	# Town Hall 8	He gives an enthusiastic wave to a small kid shyly hanging around outside their house, under the shade.
309	1245	# Town Hall 9, Speaker "Joseph"	"I could get used to folk bein' nice to me."
310	1249	# Town Hall 10, Speaker "$Player"	"They not usually?"
311	1253	# Town Hall 11, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah mean... ah don't stray far from the gang a lot of the time."
312	1257	# Town Hall 12, Speaker "Joseph"	"Maybe this is normal."
313	1261	# Town Hall 13, Speaker "$Player"	"Yeah, I s'pose I wouldn't know either..."
314	1265	# Town Hall 14	You arrive at the large wooden building you'd been heading towards, noting how similar to a chapel it looked.
315	1269	# Town Hall 15	Joseph walks up the small steps and opens the door with a rattle, holding it open for you.
316	1273	# Town Hall 16, Speaker "$Player"	"Thank you kindly."
317	1277	# Town Hall 17	He follows you into the short darkened hallway, closing the door behind him with another wooden rattle.
318	1281	# Town Hall 18	The meeting hall is fairly large, and simple, and bright.
319	1285	# Town Hall 19	The wood walls are varnished, and gleaming from the ample sunlight filtering through the arched windows.
320	1289	# Town Hall 20	Rows of benches line the aisle, half facing away and half facing toward you on each side.
321	1293	# Town Hall 21	Sitting on a nearby bench turned away from you is a hunched figure in black.
322	1297	# Town Hall 22	Hearing you come in, the figure jumps to life, rising from the seat.
323	1301	# Town Hall 23	They turn to you both, revealing themselves to be an elderly tortoise, holding a small book in one hand.
324	1305	# Town Hall 24, Speaker "???"	"Ah, do my eyes deceive me or do I see new visitors to our town!"
325	1309	# Town Hall 25	He walks with the characteristic slowness of someone his age and nature down the aisle towards you both, but with a sprightly spring to his step.
326	1313	# Town Hall 26	He tucks the book under one arm and extends both his hands to shake hands with Joseph, and then you.
327	1317	# Town Hall 27, Speaker "Jacob"	"Welcome, welcome to Clemency, and to our meeting hall. I am Jacob, and what might your names be?"
328	1321	# Town Hall 28, Speaker "Joseph"	"I'm Joseph, an' this here is my associate $Player."
329	1325	# Town Hall 29, Speaker "$Player"	"Pleasure to meet you."
330	1329	# Town Hall 30, Speaker "Jacob"	"I assure you, the pleasure is all mine. It has been a good while since we had fresh faces around here."
331	1333	# Town Hall 31, Speaker "Jacob"	"Now you'll have to excuse me but I have some business to attend to quickly, feel free to sit and pray here until I return if you so wish."
332	1337	# Town Hall 32	Before you can ask any more questions he shuffles between you both and out the door.
333	1341	# Town Hall 33	You and Joseph look at each other quizzically, sitting down on the nearest bench together.
334	1345	# Town Hall 34, Speaker "Joseph"	"What did he say? Sit and pray here?"
335	1349	# Town Hall 35, Speaker "$Player"	"That's what I heard too."
336	1353	# Town Hall 36, Speaker "Joseph"	"Is this a meeting hall for prayer? The meeting house of God? Ah don't get it."
337	1357	# Town Hall 37	You can't help but smile at his musings as he looks around the room, looking into the rafters of the ceiling, before turning back to you.
338	1361	# Town Hall 38	You lock eyes with him, staring into the honey-gold and brown streaked rings of his keen gaze.
339	1365	# Town Hall 39	He smiles at you coyly and looks away, readjusting in his seat. You realise you were holding your breath.
340	1369	# Town Hall 40	You sit up on the bench more too. The hard wood at your back reminds you of church days.
341	1373	# Town Hall 41	All the fuss and protest against your mother about your Sunday best.
342	1377	# Town Hall 42	You don't miss the frills and laces at all. You do miss singing hymns with her.
343	1381	# Town Hall 43	She had a beautiful voice.
344	1385	# Town Hall 44, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah don't remember the last time I prayed. Don't cross my mind very much."
345	1389	# Town Hall 45, Speaker "$Player"	"Can't say you're missing anything, all the good it'd do you."
346	1393	# Town Hall 46, Speaker "Joseph"	"Not a believer?"
347	1397	# Town Hall 47, Speaker "$Player"	"I don't wanna blaspheme, but, God's done a whole lot of jack squat to help me all my life."
348	1401	# Town Hall 48, Speaker "$Player"	"Don't really feel like praying to someone who doesn't care about me - or anyone like me for that matter."
349	1405	# Town Hall 49, Speaker "$Player"	"Which is why I wouldn't have pegged you for a devout man."
350	1409	# Town Hall 50	Joseph laughed a bit, almost mocking the idea.
351	1413	# Town Hall 51, Speaker "Joseph"	"No, no, ah don't think anyone coulda accuse me of that. Not with some of the things I've done."
352	1417	# Town Hall 52, Speaker "Joseph"	"But ah still pray. Only the Lord knows if he's listening, but it helps remind me what's, uh, important to me."
353	1421	# Town Hall 53, Speaker "Joseph"	"A lotta the time ah just pray for family, hope they're doin' fine."
354	1425	# Town Hall 54, Speaker "$Player"	"...I hope they are too."
355	1429	# Town Hall 55	There was a momentary silence between you, like the subtle shift of coals in a long-burning fire - now snuffed by the door rattling open again.
356	1433	# Town Hall 56	You looked behind you and sure enough it was Jacob shuffling in.
357	1437	# Town Hall 57	He grabbed a broom and briefly swept some dust he'd tracked in back outside before closing the door with another rattle.
358	1441	# Town Hall 58, Speaker "Jacob"	"Forgive me for the delay, I hope I haven't kept you two from your business."
359	1445	# Town Hall 59, Speaker "Joseph"	"Don't worry yerself, we're doin' just fine here."
360	1449	# Town Hall 60	He leaned into and nudged you playfully.
361	1453	# Town Hall 61, Speaker "Jacob"	"Good, good... so, how may I help you gentlemen?"
362	1457	# Town Hall 62	The word catches you off guard a little, the way it trips off his tongue so easily. No bitterness or mockery.
363	1461	# Town Hall 63	Joseph seems to stall for a moment before a little wry smile returns to his face.
364	1465	# Town Hall 64	He adjusted in his seat to turn to Jacob, who had now taken a seat facing you on another bench.
365	1469	# Town Hall 65, Speaker "Joseph"	"Well, we're jus' passin' through, but I'm curious, you mentioned somethin' about prayer?"
366	1473	# Town Hall 66, Speaker "Jacob"	"Ah, well yes, of course, you must forgive me, I'm clearly far too used to the usuals of the town."
367	1477	# Town Hall 67	His slow drawl of words is comforting, like being told a long-worn story by a grandparent.
368	1481	# Town Hall 68, Speaker "Jacob"	"This is a meeting hall for Friends, Quakers, if you will. We're a largely Quaker community here in Clemency."
369	1485	# Town Hall 69, Speaker "Joseph"	"Quakers, Quakers... oh yeah, there's a lotta you folks over in Pennsylvania and the likes ain't there."
370	1489	# Town Hall 70, Speaker "Jacob"	"Yes, indeed that's true, in fact that is where I hail from - but I must admit, it has been a long long time since I last visited."
371	1493	# Town Hall 71, Speaker "$Player"	"Sorry, I've gotta say I'm at sea here, I've never even heard of Quakers."
372	1497	# Town Hall 72, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah can't say I'm much more enlightened myself, I don't know nothing about 'em."
373	1501	# Town Hall 73	You both turn to Jacob expectantly.
374	1505	# Town Hall 74, Speaker "Jacob"	"Well, what's the simplest way I can explain our beliefs..."
375	1509	# Town Hall 75	He fell into deep thought for a few moments, eyes staring into the middle distance, before coming back to life.
376	1513	# Town Hall 76, Speaker "Jacob"	"We believe that there is that of God in everyone. That we all have a... inner light, that guides us."
377	1517	# Town Hall 77, Speaker "Jacob"	"We don't perform sermons or sing hymns, instead we pray in silence together."
378	1521	# Town Hall 78, Speaker "Jacob"	"There are no guidelines as to what you should do, other than try to connect and listen to the light within yourself."
379	1525	# Town Hall 79, Speaker "Jacob"	"We also very strongly believe in pacifism and do what we can to promote peace."
380	1529	# Town Hall 80, Speaker "Jacob"	"Denouncing all forms of violence and the degradation of our fellows who walk the earth with us."
381	1533	# Town Hall 81, Speaker "Jacob"	"It's important to respect the light of God within everyone - that's certainly how I see it."
382	1537	# Town Hall 82, Speaker "$Player"	"That sounds nice but, well... things don't often work that way. In my experience."
383	1541	# Town Hall 83	Jacob smiled wisely, likely having heard the same sentiment many times before.
384	1545	# Town Hall 84, Speaker "Jacob"	"Yes, there's certainly some that adhere to it more than others in town here, but it's always been an important tenet of our community."
385	1549	# Town Hall 85, Speaker "$Player"	"So everyone in this town are Quakers?"
386	1553	# Town Hall 86, Speaker "Jacob"	"Well, yes, and no. Many of us are but some of us moreso just adhere to the same principles and ideals of non-violence and so forth."
387	1557	# Town Hall 87, Speaker "Jacob"	"Quakerism isn't enforced, but it bonds this community."
388	1561	# Town Hall 88, Speaker "Joseph"	"Huh, interestin'. Whatta 'bout old Sheriff?"
389	1565	# Town Hall 89, Speaker "Jacob"	"What about Sheriff?"
390	1569	# Town Hall 90, Speaker "Joseph"	"With the pacifism and whatnot. Doesn't seem like it'd be easy."
391	1573	# Town Hall 91, Speaker "Jacob"	"Oh, well, yes I can see how you might suppose that. Sheriff cares about keeping the peace, but isn't solely responsible for it. We all are."
392	1577	# Town Hall 92, Speaker "Jacob"	"It's what made this town so easy to keep going, me and Sheriff see eye-to-eye on many things."
393	1581	# Town Hall 93, Speaker "$Player"	"So you and Sheriff have been here a while then?"
394	1585	# Town Hall 94, Speaker "Joseph"	"Did ya found the place or somethin'?"
395	1589	# Town Hall 95	You'd have believed it by the tortoise's age, he could definitely be as old as this town.
396	1593	# Town Hall 96, Speaker "Jacob"	"Aha, no, you flatter me for I am not quite that pioneering, but I have indeed been here for a long time."
397	1597	# Town Hall 97, Speaker "Jacob"	"If you'd indulge me, I could tell you a little of my story."
398	1601	# Town Hall 98, Speaker "$Player"	"Please do."
399	1605	# Town Hall 99	Jacob nodded, again drifting off into thought for a moment, before coming back with his words.
400	1609	# Town Hall 100, Speaker "Jacob"	"As I said, I'm from Pennsylvania."
401	1613	# Town Hall 101, Speaker "Jacob"	"During the height of the gold rush, with so many heading West, many Quakers thought it would be of benefit to follow."
402	1617	# Town Hall 102, Speaker "Jacob"	"I was much younger then, much more eager to get on the trail and spread the ideals of the Friends."
403	1621	# Town Hall 103, Speaker "Jacob"	"Although, I can't say my love of blabbing has waned much."
404	1625	# Town Hall 104	He gave a charming and hoarse little laugh at his own jibe.
405	1629	# Town Hall 105, Speaker "Jacob"	"The trail was very hard, but I learned much from others in the caravans and towns and cities on the way, so much life and light."
406	1633	# Town Hall 106, Speaker "Jacob"	"I arrived in this here town maybe more chipper than I had left... but it was not to be."
407	1637	# Town Hall 107	His expression softened, drawing into himself, emotion failing to find its way onto his face.
408	1641	# Town Hall 108, Speaker "Jacob"	"I loathe to speak ill of my fellow man, but when I arrived this was a godless place."
409	1645	# Town Hall 109, Speaker "Jacob"	"The miners had little care for each other."
410	1649	# Town Hall 110, Speaker "Jacob"	"Be it out of greed, or desperation, they were consumed by their need for gold, even those who had had their fill."
411	1653	# Town Hall 111, Speaker "Jacob"	"The whole town was tense and unpredictable."
412	1657	# Town Hall 112, Speaker "Jacob"	"Arguments, even violence, would erupt whenever something valuable turned up, a new vein, gold in the river..."
413	1661	# Town Hall 113, Speaker "Jacob"	"They'd do whatever they had to to get what they wanted."
414	1665	# Town Hall 114, Speaker "Jacob"	"The night I arrived, they told me of the so-called "savages" that used to reside there."
415	1669	# Town Hall 115, Speaker "Jacob"	"Very little makes my blood boil I tell you boys what, but the way the miners talked about those Indians..."
416	1673	# Town Hall 116, Speaker "Jacob"	"How... happily they told me stories about the ways they drove them out."
417	1677	# Town Hall 117, Speaker "Jacob"	"Unspeakable things, things I dare not and would not want to repeat to anyone."
418	1681	# Town Hall 118, Speaker "Jacob"	"I tried explaining the Friends' way, how even the "savages", as they called them, had the light of God in them."
419	1685	# Town Hall 119, Speaker "Jacob"	"How we were equally important in the presence of God's light."
420	1689	# Town Hall 120, Speaker "Jacob"	"That the people we share this Earth with were not our enemy."
421	1693	# Town Hall 121, Speaker "Jacob"	"They had no care for my explanations, they had no care for the needs or lives of others than themselves."
422	1697	# Town Hall 122, Speaker "Jacob"	"It made me wonder how Quakers past had convinced people; of the evils of slavery, of the importance of peace."
423	1701	# Town Hall 123, Speaker "Jacob"	"Building bonds instead of destroying one other."
424	1705	# Town Hall 124, Speaker "Jacob"	"I lost hope. I thought maybe... things had changed so much, perhaps this was the people's limit."
425	1709	# Town Hall 125, Speaker "Jacob"	"Tolerance of those who could get in their way was no longer an option."
426	1713	# Town Hall 126, Speaker "Jacob"	"...Or perhaps I was just a failure, unable to convince a single soul of giving a damn."
427	1717	# Town Hall 127	The old tortoise looked forlorn, brow furrowed, like he was reliving these moments so vividly that these were the same faces he wore.
428	1721	# Town Hall 128, Speaker "Jacob"	"Then along came Sheriff, oh, Sheriff!"
429	1725	# Town Hall 129, Speaker "Jacob"	"I was a little worried when Sheriff was first assigned to the town."
430	1729	# Town Hall 130, Speaker "Jacob"	"That I'd just have another person to fight with, someone with authority on the side of the miners."
431	1733	# Town Hall 131, Speaker "Jacob"	"Instead I found a kindred spirit, someone who actually listened to me, and agreed with me on many things."
432	1737	# Town Hall 132, Speaker "Jacob"	"Very quickly we became firm, firm friends."
433	1741	# Town Hall 133, Speaker "Jacob"	"Eventually, Sheriff got sick of the miners. Decided enough was enough, and shut down the town. Forced the miners to move elsewhere."
434	1745	# Town Hall 134	The entire time he'd been talking about Sheriff, his face was lively and lit up, his hands moving with his words.
435	1749	# Town Hall 135	It was a lot like how your pastor used to give sermons.
436	1753	# Town Hall 136, Speaker "Joseph"	"Surely there was resistance to a whole mining town being packed up like that?"
437	1757	# Town Hall 137, Speaker "Jacob"	"Of course. But Sheriff did what's right - that's the way Sheriff's soul is set."
438	1761	# Town Hall 138, Speaker "Jacob"	"I'd felt buried by the weight of the town's hate, their convictions like stone walls I could not scale."
439	1765	# Town Hall 139, Speaker "Jacob"	"I'll be grateful to God until the day I die that Sheriff came here. I was given so much hope when I'd lost it all."
440	1769	# Town Hall 140, Speaker "Joseph"	"And you've been here ever since?"
441	1773	# Town Hall 141	Jacob chuckled.
442	1777	# Town Hall 142, Speaker "Jacob"	"Yes, we have. Only a handful of us stayed after the miners left, and it was hard to know whether this town would still stand."
443	1781	# Town Hall 143, Speaker "Jacob"	"But we felt sure we could find more people who cared, as long as we worked together."
444	1785	# Town Hall 144, Speaker "Jacob"	"More people like us."
445	1789	# Town Hall 145	His words hung in the air, settling around you and Joseph as Jacob settled his gaze on you both.
446	1793	# Town Hall 146, Speaker "$Player"	"...So, those mines are still around?"
447	1797	# Town Hall 147, Speaker "Jacob"	"Hm?"
448	1801	# Town Hall 148, Speaker "$Player"	"A lot of mining towns die down 'cause of the gold dryin' up, but if the miners just left, I guess there's some still here."
449	1805	# Town Hall 149, Speaker "Jacob"	"Well, yes, I suppose so. I can't say I've thought much about it in recent years."
450	1809	# Town Hall 150, Speaker "Jacob"	"We don't encourage those looking for gold, I'm sure you understand. It's nothing but trouble."
451	1813	# Town Hall 151	His warm gaze turned somewhat steely. You weren't sure how long it might go on for if Joseph didn't pipe up.
452	1817	# Town Hall 152, Speaker "Joseph"	"'Course, 'course Jacob, we're just a curious bunch. Thank ya for talking with us strangers so long."
453	1821	# Town Hall 153	His stern eyes disappeared in an instant and he humbly waved away Joseph's thanks.
454	1825	# Town Hall 154, Speaker "Jacob"	"No no, the pleasure's all mine. It's been good to talk to new ears."
455	1829	# Town Hall 155, Speaker "Jacob"	"If you'll excuse me now, I must get this place tidied up before today's meeting."
456	1833	# Town Hall 156, Speaker "Joseph"	"Quaker meeting?"
457	1837	# Town Hall 157, Speaker "Jacob"	"Yes, indeed. You're both welcome to join us if you'd like."
458	1841	# Town Hall 158, Speaker "$Player"	"Thank you Jacob, but I'm thinking we'll be off anyhow."
459	1845	# Town Hall 159	You all stand, stretching and shaking off the stiffness from wings and tails and legs.
460	1849	# Town Hall 160, Speaker "Jacob"	"Go well, and keep the light close to you."
461	1853	# Town Hall 161	You both nod, and leave through the same rattling door as before, catching one last glance at Jacob starting his chores before you close it.
462	1857	# Town Hall 162	Joseph stands with you for a moment in the porch of the meeting hall, looking off into the town.
463	1861	# Town Hall 163, Speaker "$Player"	"...What you thinking?"
464	1865	# Town Hall 164, Speaker "Joseph"	"Well, we know now that these folks ain't gonna put up much of a fight. Maybe some of them, but..."
465	1869	# Town Hall 165, Speaker "$Player"	"...And there's definitely gold here. Somewhere."
466	1873	# Town Hall 166	Joseph had no real emotions playing across his face, but he was standing much more still than you had seen him before.
467	1877	# Town Hall 167	Like he was trying not to breathe.
468	1881	# Town Hall 168, Speaker "$Player"	"C'mon, we've got more people to talk to."
469	1885	# Town Hall 169	He exhaled sharply, the feathers on his beak next to his nose holes fluttering.
470	1889	# Town Hall 170, Speaker "Joseph", Duplicated with dialogue Plan 56, Goodbye 32	"Yeah."
471	1893	# Town Hall 171	You walked past the houses and people like before, but didn't feel like waving back.		False
472	1899	# Sheriff 1, Speaker "$Player"	"Sheriff should know something, surely?"
473	1903	# Sheriff 2, Speaker "Joseph"	"Yessir, I doubt we're the only ones who've come lookie-looin' before."
474	1907	# Sheriff 3, Speaker "Joseph"	"And Sheriff did say to come find 'em if we needed anythin'."
475	1911	# Sheriff 4	You walk the same direction you saw Sheriff leave.
476	1915	# Sheriff 5	Down toward the closest edge of town, through what might be considered the main street were this town bigger.
477	1919	# Sheriff 6	Sheriff's office is modest, one of the smaller buildings in town, a short, square, stone block with barred windows and a lopsided wooden door.
478	1923	# Sheriff 7	As you get close to the squat building, Joseph slows down and raises an arm to your chest to slow you as well.
479	1927	# Sheriff 8, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ok partner, what's the plan here? You an' I both know Sheriff is gonna be the most paranoid, owl-headed son of a gun in this burg."
480	1931	# Sheriff 9, Speaker "Joseph"	"We can't go waltzin' in there shooting our mouths off about just anything."
481	1935	# Sheriff 10, Speaker "$Player"	"Yeah, you're right. All we really need to know is if Sheriff is gonna put up a fight."
482	1939	# Sheriff 11, Speaker "$Player"	"Somehow I feel like they're... not your usual lawman."
483	1943	# Sheriff 12	You look around thinking for a bit. Two halves of a tattered sign swing in the wind on chattering chains in front of the building.
484	1947	# Sheriff 13	It seems it had said "Sheriff" once, and the edges of it had the remnants of bullet holes, shattered and charred wood.
485	1951	# Sheriff 14, Speaker "$Player"	"I say we tell 'em what's really happening."
486	1955	# Sheriff 15	To call Joseph's face incredulous at that moment would've been an understatement.
487	1959	# Sheriff 16	He scoffed a little out of curiosity, rubbing his chin with a feathered hand and trying to think what you could mean.
488	1963	# Sheriff 17, Speaker "Joseph"	"What're you sayin', we admit why we're here, acknowledge the corn?"
489	1967	# Sheriff 18, Speaker "$Player"	"Sort of. I think we can tell Sheriff that there's outlaws coming, and we're worried like, about the town."
490	1971	# Sheriff 19, Speaker "Joseph"	"That's a dangerous play."
491	1975	# Sheriff 20, Speaker "$Player"	"Look, Sheriff is gonna have a good idea why we're snooping around if we don't have a simple, honest reason to throw off the scent."
492	1979	# Sheriff 21, Speaker "$Player"	"It's easier to lie when there's some truth to it."
493	1983	# Sheriff 22	Joseph rubbed his chin again and sighed.
494	1987	# Sheriff 23, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah think so too, but still I can't help to feel jumpy walking into the lion's den."
495	1991	# Sheriff 24	You knew what he meant. For people like you, a Sheriff's office was never where you wanted to wind up.
496	1995	# Sheriff 25	Walking in to the office together, Joseph ducks to clear the doorway.
497	1999	# Sheriff 26	You find the inside to be much more well-kept than the outside, which had clearly seen some wear and tear in its time.
498	2003	# Sheriff 27	Sunlight and dust in equal measures came in through the windows.
499	2007	# Sheriff 28	Landing upon the desk of Sheriff, who was currently rapidly filling a piece of paper with pencil in hand.
500	2011	# Sheriff 29	After you close the door behind you, you both wait for a few seconds for Sheriff to notice you.
501	2015	# Sheriff 30	Before you can politely knock on the closed door for attention, Sheriff raises a finger on a pencil-holding hand to ask for a moment's more waiting.
502	2019	# Sheriff 31	This was followed by a hasty scribbling onto the end of the piece of paper, before the pencil was thrown onto the desk with little regard.
503	2023	# Sheriff 32	Two keen eyes landed on you and Joseph.
504	2027	# Sheriff 33, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Howdy there, fellas. Thought I might be seein' you again."
505	2031	# Sheriff 34, Speaker "Joseph"	"Howdy again, Sheriff."
506	2035	# Sheriff 35, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Now what can I be helpin' you both with today."
507	2039	# Sheriff 36, Speaker "Joseph"	"Uh, well..."
508	2043	# Sheriff 37	Joseph turned to you, locking eyes, you saw the slight wild panic of someone caught in a trap and looking for a way out.
509	2047	# Sheriff 38, Speaker "$Player"	"Do you protect this town?"
510	2051	# Sheriff 39	Sheriff looked miffed, unsure how to respond, like someone had just asked if the sky was blue.
511	2055	# Sheriff 40, Speaker "Sheriff"	"As much as anyone else who lives here, yes."
512	2059	# Sheriff 41, Speaker "$Player"	"What does that mean? I thought you were a lawman."
513	2063	# Sheriff 42	Sheriff regarded you with some annoyance, still seemingly puzzled over what you were asking.
514	2067	# Sheriff 43, Speaker "Sheriff"	"I think I see the confusion here. I'm not a lawman."
515	2071	# Sheriff 44, Speaker "Sheriff"	"...In fact I'd say I'm not a man at all, or a woman."
516	2075	# Sheriff 45	Sheriff kept looking at you both, trying to gauge your reactions. Whether you could be trusted, you guessed.
517	2079	# Sheriff 46, Speaker "Sheriff"	"My name is Sheriff, that is the moniker I've chosen, and I'd ask you kindly to refer to me as so, or not at all."
518	2083	# Sheriff 47	Joseph tipped his hat politely.
519	2087	# Sheriff 48, Speaker "Joseph"	"Not a problem, Sheriff."
520	2091	# Sheriff 49, Speaker "Joseph"	"Do you run this town then?"
521	2095	# Sheriff 50, Speaker "Sheriff"	"That would also be a no. I'm a founder, you might say, but I don't solely run this town."
522	2099	# Sheriff 51, Speaker "Sheriff"	"You boys are asking some real strange questions, is there something I oughta know?"
523	2103	# Sheriff 52	Joseph had faltered and now you did too. This isn't what you'd just planned.
524	2107	# Sheriff 53	You were just saying the first things that came to mind, fixing on Sheriff with a calm pair of eyes, but a shakiness in the knees.
525	2111	# Sheriff 54	Maybe you hoped Sheriff would say something that would change things, change what you were both there for.
526	2115	# Sheriff 55	Before you could fall over, Joseph placed a hand on your shoulder, and you tensed before he gave it a light squeeze, stepping in.
527	2119	# Sheriff 56, Speaker "Joseph"	"We... heard from some other fellas on the trail that there were outlaws around, comin' this way even."
528	2123	# Sheriff 57, Speaker "Sheriff"	"I see, I see... well you boys shouldn't worry. We know how to care of ourselves in Clemency."
529	2127	# Sheriff 58, Speaker "Sheriff"	"We don't get trouble round here often, but we make sure to run 'em off before anything starts."
530	2131	# Sheriff 59, Speaker "Joseph"	"So you've been here a while then?"
531	2135	# Sheriff 60, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Yeah. Ages."
532	2139	# Sheriff 61, Speaker "Joseph"	"How'd you end up livin' here anyhow? What's the story, you said you're some kinda founder?"
533	2143	# Sheriff 62, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Don't get it twisted now, I'm not really a founder. I'm... well, hard to explain."
534	2147	# Sheriff 63, Speaker "Sheriff"	"I used to be a Marshal, got sent here some... what, thirty years ago already?"
535	2151	# Sheriff 64, Speaker "Joseph"	"And ya liked it so much ya stayed!"
536	2155	# Sheriff 65	Joseph gives a little bellow of a laugh, but Sheriff's is much more half-hearted.
537	2159	# Sheriff 66, Speaker "Sheriff"	"No, well, I wish I could say things back then were as good as they are now..."
538	2163	# Sheriff 67	Sheriff stood up, grabbing the cane by the desk that thumped softly as Sheriff started pacing a little through the small office, stretching stiff legs.
539	2167	# Sheriff 68, Speaker "Sheriff"	"You boys know this used to be a minin' town right?"
540	2171	# Sheriff 69, Speaker "$Player"	"'Course."
541	2175	# Sheriff 70, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Well, I used to be the lawman of this mining town."
542	2179	# Sheriff 71, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Greenhorn out on their first assignment, trying to keep the peace here..."
543	2183	# Sheriff 72, Speaker "Sheriff"	"What a joke."
544	2187	# Sheriff 73, Speaker "Sheriff"	"The miners had it out for each other. There was nothing but bad blood, and gold fever."
545	2191	# Sheriff 74, Speaker "Sheriff"	"I learnt all too well during that time what it looks like. Gold fever in the eyes."
546	2195	# Sheriff 75, Speaker "Sheriff"	"And what people will do to satisfy it."
547	2199	# Sheriff 76, Speaker "Sheriff"	"That town was a constant powder keg, and I was... only one Marshal. Felt like there was nothing I could do."
548	2203	# Sheriff 77, Speaker "Sheriff"	"I felt like I needed to do more, I needed to do somethin' to calm the place."
549	2207	# Sheriff 78, Speaker "Sheriff"	"I asked the Marshals who sent me, they don't give a hoot!"
550	2211	# Sheriff 79, Speaker "Sheriff"	"If anything they tell me to keep hands off, let 'em figure it out themselves, shoot 'em if they step too outta line."
551	2215	# Sheriff 80, Speaker "Sheriff"	"That... that never sat right with me."
552	2219	# Sheriff 81, Speaker "Sheriff"	"If there's something you should know about me, about how I conduct my business and take care of this town - it's that I care about justice."
553	2223	# Sheriff 82, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Real justice."
554	2227	# Sheriff 83, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Not the justice others suck up to, claim to care about. I learned very quickly that the law is not about real justice."
555	2231	# Sheriff 84	Sheriff punctuated those words, said with such fire, with bangs of the cane on the floor.
556	2235	# Sheriff 85, Speaker "Sheriff"	"The law of the Marshals was not - is not - the justice I recognise."
557	2239	# Sheriff 86, Speaker "Sheriff"	"It's why I took on the name Sheriff. I wanted the name for myself, they didn't deserve it. Strange I know."
558	2243	# Sheriff 87, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Thank the Lord, much good he's done me, that I met at least one like-mind in that town."
559	2247	# Sheriff 88, Speaker "Sheriff", Duplicated with dialogue Meeting 43, Meeting 44, Eating 92, Eating 119, Eating 135, Eating 146, VultureHurt 90	"..."
560	2251	# Sheriff 89, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Sometime in the winter, we had a caravan arrive in town."
561	2255	# Sheriff 90, Speaker "Sheriff"	"People who had been travelling long across the trail, needing somewhere to stay for a spell."
562	2259	# Sheriff 91, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Had some to sell as well, furs and such, anything to help get by."
563	2263	# Sheriff 92, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Friendly folks, I enjoyed their company. Spent a night drinking with them around their wagons."
564	2267	# Sheriff 93, Speaker "Sheriff"	"The miners... didn't take kindly to them. Didn't trust them."
565	2271	# Sheriff 94, Speaker "Sheriff"	"That was a week I'll never forget. Constant accusations of stealing and flare ups, shouting matches almost ending in drawn irons."
566	2275	# Sheriff 95, Speaker "Sheriff"	"The miners were so darn jumpy and owl-headed about the slightest things."
567	2279	# Sheriff 96, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Three days later, a miner turns up dead. Stabbed in his sleep."
568	2283	# Sheriff 97, Speaker "Sheriff"	"The miners all accused one of the traders of doing it, a Mexican fella. Claimed it was his knife that did the deed."
569	2287	# Sheriff 98, Speaker "Sheriff"	"I... hadda arrest him. Held him in this cell here."
570	2291	# Sheriff 99	A tap of the somewhat rusted metal bars with the cane rang out into the room.
571	2295	# Sheriff 100, Speaker "Sheriff"	"The traders all came to tell me that I was wrong, that he'd never do something of the sort."
572	2299	# Sheriff 101, Speaker "Sheriff"	"They helped push me in the right direction, I'd already had some suspicion about the miners' claims."
573	2303	# Sheriff 102, Speaker "Sheriff"	"A lot of accusations had been flyin' around about the Mexicans and Indians travelling in the caravans."
574	2307	# Sheriff 103, Speaker "Sheriff"	"I did a little investigating and found that the miner had been killed by one of his friends."
575	2311	# Sheriff 104, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Another feud about gold. Some stolen or missing, and his so-called friend had killed him for it."
576	2315	# Sheriff 105, Speaker "Sheriff"	"The miners wouldn't believe it, insisted the man in the cell was guilty."
577	2319	# Sheriff 106, Speaker "Sheriff"	"I wonder if maybe they just couldn't see what I could. See things through my eyes."
578	2323	# Sheriff 107, Speaker "Sheriff"	"It felt like a mockery of justice. Of everything I cared about."
579	2327	# Sheriff 108, Speaker "Sheriff"	"That was the straw that broke the camel's back."
580	2331	# Sheriff 109, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Early the next morning, I asked the traders to leave, and take their friend with them."
581	2335	# Sheriff 110	Sheriff notices how intently you both are listening, watery eyes flicking between you both.
582	2339	# Sheriff 111, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Anyway, that's a lot of blabbing from me already. Long story short, I kicked the miners out, for the better."
583	2343	# Sheriff 112, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ya make it sound like it was real easy. How'd you get that many miners to just abandon gold?"
584	2347	# Sheriff 113, Speaker "Sheriff"	"I did what I had to, and I have no regrets or weight on my soul for it."
585	2351	# Sheriff 114, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Really, getting them out, that was the easy part I s'pose."
586	2355	# Sheriff 115, Speaker "Sheriff"	"We moved and rebuilt some of the town, further from the mines. We all wanted a fresh start."
587	2359	# Sheriff 116, Speaker "Sheriff"	"The years since have been hard, very hard. I don't have this stick 'cause I've been sitting on my jollies and gazing at sunsets."
588	2363	# Sheriff 117, Speaker "Sheriff"	"This town may be small but it's a lot of work to keep goin'."
589	2367	# Sheriff 118	Sheriff turned and went to sit at the desk again, the chair creaking beneath old bones.
590	2371	# Sheriff 119, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Don't take my griping to think I'm not thankful for this place, though. I've done a lot for it, but it's done just as much, more even, in return."
591	2375	# Sheriff 120, Speaker "$Player"	"How d'you mean? I can't say I've ever really had somewhere I lived do much for me."
592	2379	# Sheriff 121	Sheriff sighed softly, looking out the windows into town, a clear view of the cobbled together houses cascading down the shallow hillside.
593	2383	# Sheriff 122, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Clemency has given me... somewhere to live."
594	2387	# Sheriff 123, Speaker "Sheriff"	"I had many hopes when I chose to stay in this town, to try make somethin' of it."
595	2391	# Sheriff 124, Speaker "Sheriff"	"I've worked hard to earn the respect of those who live here, as a person, not as an authority."
596	2395	# Sheriff 125, Speaker "Sheriff"	"People here don't see me as an oddity, they don't fear me, they don't mock or interrogate others for how they live."
597	2399	# Sheriff 126, Speaker "Sheriff"	"This ain't just a community, it's family."
598	2403	# Sheriff 127, Speaker "Sheriff"	"We're all far from our homes, from the people who made us, but here we can make ourselves what we want to be."
599	2407	# Sheriff 128, Speaker "Sheriff"	"A town of runaways who don't got to keep runnin' any more."
600	2411	# Sheriff 129	Sheriff stared out the window for a few more moments. The sun was a bright golden shine crossing wistful eyes.
601	2415	# Sheriff 130	Turning back to you, Sheriff pulled back into the desk and got comfortable once more.
602	2419	# Sheriff 131, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Anyway, that's enough sap from me. Those outlaws all you wanted to talk about?"
603	2423	# Sheriff 132, Speaker "$Player"	"Yeah... yeah, I think so."
604	2427	# Sheriff 133	You wished you had more questions to ask. More to say. More to hear about, but no other words escaped your maw, except for-
605	2431	# Sheriff 134, Speaker "$Player"	"Thank you."
606	2435	# Sheriff 135, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Don't mention it, and thank you too for the tip off. I'll keep these old peepers peeled."
607	2439	# Sheriff 136, Speaker "Joseph"	"Yeah, thank ya for talkin' Sheriff. We'll be on our way now, but I did have one more question for ya."
608	2443	# Sheriff 137, Speaker "Joseph"	"You still with those Marshals? In contact with 'em?"
609	2447	# Sheriff 138, Speaker "Sheriff"	"I quit the day I rebelled against the miners. Never heard from 'em again."
610	2451	# Sheriff 139	Joseph nodded, tipping his hat, and Sheriff tipping in turn, you stepped out the station into the blinding sun together.
611	2457	# Rest 1	The dry desert air is warm in your lungs. Blazing afternoon sun bakes the ground beneath you as you walk near the edge of town again.
612	2461	# Rest 2	Your throat feels tight. Feet sore.
613	2465	# Rest 3	There's a gentle pounding of blood in your head accompanied by a familiar piercing ache.
614	2469	# Rest 4	Everything seems... hazier than it usually is.
615	2473	# Rest 5	Thoughts are swimming.
616	2477	# Rest 6	You're fine.
617	2481	# Rest 7	Just keep walking.
618	2485	# Rest 8	You almost bump into Joseph as he stops short, looking around again, searching for anything you might've missed.
619	2489	# Rest 9	You look as well, but the sun seems... too bright somehow. You look down at your feet to shield your eyes.
620	2493	# Rest 10	Staring at the tiny dunes of your footprints in the dust.
621	2497	# Rest 11, Speaker "Joseph"	"Alright, so, where to now? Ah think there's only one place of interest left."
622	2501	# Rest 12	You heard what he said but it didn't quite stick with you.
623	2505	# Rest 13, Speaker "$Player"	"Uhm, yeah. Sure."
624	2509	# Rest 14, Speaker "Joseph"	"...Should we get going there then?"
625	2513	# Rest 15	Again. Hearing, but nothing stays. Your thoughts feel like just-caught fish wriggling from your hand.
626	2517	# Rest 16, Speaker "$Player"	"Uh. Hmm."
627	2521	# Rest 17, Speaker "Joseph"	"Awright then, let's go."
628	2525	# Rest 18	Yeah. Let's keep moving.
629	2529	# Rest 19	Joseph starts walking away, and you follow.
630	2533	# Rest 20	You try to follow. Your feet move but they don't land where you want, and you stumble a little.
631	2537	# Rest 21	Joseph looks around at you as you stand there, staring at your feet again.
632	2541	# Rest 22, Speaker "Joseph"	"Hey, what's the matter pardner?"
633	2545	# Rest 23, Speaker "$Player"	"Huh? Uh I feel... a little dizzy."
634	2549	# Rest 24, Speaker "Joseph"	"You doin' alright? Didn't say anything."
635	2553	# Rest 25	He placed his hands on your shoulders and twisted you to face him, looking down into your face.
636	2557	# Rest 26, Speaker "Joseph"	"Hmm yeah, yer looking a lil' sick there. Let's go sit down a spell."
637	2561	# Rest 27	He started walking with a hand on your shoulder, guiding you over to a ledge with a shallow drop you could both sit on and hang your legs over.
638	2565	# Rest 28	You felt better sitting down, more stable.
639	2569	# Rest 29	You hear the rustle of Joseph unclipping something from the back of his belt, seeing him pull a round canteen between the two of you.
640	2573	# Rest 30, Speaker "Joseph"	"When's the last time ya had a real drink? Must be mighty thirsty if you're feelin' that dizzy."
641	2577	# Rest 31	Of course, how could you have forgotten? You'd been riding and walking all day but hadn't had a drop of anything since you set out.
642	2581	# Rest 32	Although you weren't sure what Joseph had brought with him...
643	2585	# Rest 33, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ha, what's that look for? You think I got liquor in here?"
644	2589	# Rest 34	He chuckled a little and unscrewed the cap, letting you smell it a moment before taking a long gulp.
645	2593	# Rest 35, Speaker "Joseph"	"Just water, see. Get it down you 'fore you collapse on me or sum'n."
646	2597	# Rest 36	You sheepishly took the canteen from him and gave it a little wave in his direction as a "Cheers".
647	2601	# Rest 37	You tilt it to your dry mouth and take deep gulps for a few seconds, licking water drops hanging on the edge of your lips after.
648	2605	# Rest 38, Speaker "Joseph"	"Bit warm fer my liking. Can't beat cold water from a clean stream - but better than drying out like your mama's washing."
649	2609	# Rest 39	You take another swig before handing it back to him.
650	2613	# Rest 40, Speaker "$Player", Duplicated with dialogue Eating 19	"Thank you..."
651	2617	# Rest 41, Speaker "Joseph"	"Don't worry about it, jus' pipe up next time! Almost hit the dirt just 'cause you didn't say anything."
652	2621	# Rest 42, Speaker "$Player"	"Sorry, it was just... we have a job here. Didn't feel like I could waste time."
653	2625	# Rest 43, Speaker "Joseph"	"Pshcaw, can't even make time to sit down and drink? You're unlike most ah met."
654	2629	# Rest 44, Speaker "Joseph"	"Who put a snake in yer boots anyway, you gotta slow down a little."
655	2633	# Rest 45, Speaker "$Player"	"Mm. Maybe."
656	2637	# Rest 46, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah mean, whadda you do to relax? When you're off the job?"
657	2641	# Rest 47, Speaker "$Player"	"Relax?"
658	2645	# Rest 48, Speaker "Joseph"	"Yeah, you know, relax? Unwind? Take a load off?"
659	2649	# Rest 49, Speaker "$Player"	"I know what... you mean."
660	2653	# Rest 50	The question just caught you off guard a little. You weren't sure how to answer, you'd never given it much thought.
661	2657	# Rest 51	What do you do to relax? The gang is always busy with something; travelling, hiding out, making trouble.
662	2661	# Rest 52	Not a lot of time to... not do anything.
663	2665	# Rest 53, Speaker "$Player"	"Uh, I guess I play cards sometimes. Mostly just solitaire."
664	2669	# Rest 54, Speaker "Joseph"	"Respectable. You win much?"
665	2673	# Rest 55, Speaker "$Player", Duplicated with dialogue Rules 1	"Nope."
666	2677	# Rest 56, Speaker "$Player"	"Ain't about winning, anyway. Just helps to pass the time."
667	2681	# Rest 57, Speaker "Joseph"	"Yeah ah know what ya mean. Me and the boys usually play some rounds of cards, sometimes betting."
668	2685	# Rest 58, Speaker "Joseph"	"Although some'a them are some real sore losers, sometimes it's easier just to let them win and avoid the issue."
669	2689	# Rest 59, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah beat one of 'em at poker five times in a row, and ah swear, the rest of the week he was givin' me the eyes."
670	2693	# Rest 60, Speaker "Joseph"	"Found my hat full of knife holes one morning too, but ah think it was just to scare me. Least I hope it was!"
671	2697	# Rest 61	He gave out a loud guffaw, the real and unrestrained kind that made you doubt a second if the canteen really was just water.
672	2701	# Rest 62	He had a nice laugh, you thought. Someone actually enjoying themselves.
673	2705	# Rest 63	Maybe it was just nice to hear a laugh that wasn't done at you.
674	2709	# Rest 64, Speaker "Joseph"	"You a gambling man?"
675	2713	# Rest 65	A flutter in your chest, at the end of the ribs.
676	2717	# Rest 66, Speaker "$Player"	"Not really. Never had much to gamble in the first place. Always seemed like a waste."
677	2721	# Rest 67, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah can respect that restraint."
678	2725	# Rest 68, Speaker "Joseph"	"Don't always have to be about money, mind you."
679	2729	# Rest 69, Speaker "Joseph"	"When ah was younger, me and papa used to..."
680	2733	# Rest 70	He stopped for a moment, thinking and scratching his neck, his train of thought slowed by some forgotten memory.
681	2737	# Rest 71, Speaker "Joseph"	"We used to play cards after dinner. And a lot of days when ah came home, I'd bring pebbles from the river."
682	2741	# Rest 72, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah always liked how smooth and pretty they looked. All sortsa colours and shapes, all of 'em different."
683	2745	# Rest 73, Speaker "Joseph"	"We kept them on the mantelpiece, and when we played cards we'd bet with 'em."
684	2749	# Rest 74, Speaker "Joseph"	"He always won, but it was too much fun for me to ever be mad."
685	2753	# Rest 75, Speaker "Joseph"	"Think he did let me win though when ah was betting big and was gonna lose one of the rocks I really liked."
686	2757	# Rest 76, Speaker "Joseph"	"He always knew which ones were ma favourite, and never wanted to see me cry."
687	2761	# Rest 77, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ha, can't think of any other reason he woulda lost to me."
688	2765	# Rest 78, Speaker "Joseph"	"Suppose I oughta thank him for teaching me."
689	2769	# Rest 79	You weren't sure what to say, so you just gave him a soft smile.
690	2773	# Rest 80	Family could be so complicated. You didn't wanna say the wrong thing.
691	2777	# Rest 81, Speaker "Joseph"	"Oh, you know what?"
692	2781	# Rest 82	He dug into a pocket and produced a tattered looking packet in his hand that you recognised to be playing cards.
693	2785	# Rest 83, Speaker "Joseph"	"How 'bout some vingt-en-un? You played that before?"
694	2789	# Rest 84, Speaker "Joseph"	"And we can bet with uhh, hmm."
695	2793	# Rest 85	He twisted around himself, looking for anything you could use as stand-in betting chips.
696	2797	# Rest 86	You saw his eyes settle on a small pile of rocks for a moment, but instead noticed a stray feather, barely holding onto the back of his hand.
697	2801	# Rest 87	He plucked it and placed it between you both, twisting how he sat to face you better.
698	2805	# Rest 88, Speaker "Joseph"	"We can bet on this feather. We'll do a first to five - you get it if you win, ah keep it if I win."
699	2809	# Rest 89	You swivelled yourself round to sit cross-legged and face him.
700	2813	# Rest 90, Speaker "$Player"	"Didn't know you were so desperate to gamble you'd use your own body."
701	2817	# Rest 91, Speaker "Joseph"	"Hardy-har. Just thought it'd be more interesting than rocks."
702	2821	# Rest 92, Speaker "$Player"	"Oh well I thought you were a rock lover. Mister Rock Collector."
703	2825	# Rest 93, Speaker "$Player"	"Take them on the open road, your own little rock circus."
704	2829	# Rest 94, Speaker "$Player"	"A regular Barnum."
705	2833	# Rest 95	Joseph couldn't help but smile, even through his fake pouting at your teasing.
706	2837	# Rest 96, Speaker "Joseph"	"Hm, ah don't know if J.H. Barnum has quite the same ring to it frankly."
707	2841	# Rest 97, Speaker "$Player"	"J.H?"
708	2845	# Rest 98, Speaker "Joseph"	"Yeah, as in, Joseph Harrier. My initials."
709	2849	# Rest 99, Speaker "$Player"	"Oh, of course."
710	2853	# Rest 100, Speaker "Joseph"	"...So, do you know how to play vingt-en-un?"
711	2857	# Choices:2857	Yes
712	2860	Choice at line 2858	No
713	2864	# Rest 101, Speaker "$Player"	"Yep."
714	2868	# Rest 102, Speaker "Joseph"	"Right, let's play. Like I said, first to five wins."
715	2872	# Rest 103	You took the feather in your hand. Twisting the smooth quill back and forth a couple times between your thumb and forefinger.
716	2876	# Rest 104	It was thin and tapered and the colour of coffee. Thick, uneven stripes of cream white ran all along it from the middle.
717	2880	# Rest 105, Speaker "$Player"	"Thank you, Joseph."
718	2884	# Rest 106, Speaker "Joseph"	"Don't mention it."
719	2888	# Rest 107	You pocketed the feather carefully.
720	2892	# Rest 108, Speaker "$Player"	"...We should probably, uh, get back to it."
721	2896	# Rest 109, Speaker "Joseph"	"Long as you're happy to and can stand steady then I'm ready too!"
722	2900	# Rest 110	You swung yourself on to your knees and stood up with a spritely jump.
723	2904	# Rest 111, Speaker "$Player"	"All ready. Let's get a wiggle on."
724	2908	# Rest 112, Speaker "Joseph"	"Yessir."
725	2914	# Rules 1, Speaker "$Player", Duplicated with dialogue Rest 55	"Nope."
726	2918	# Rules 2, Speaker "Joseph"	"Awright, rules are simple. I'm the dealer, ah deal you two cards face up, and deal myself one face up and one face down."
727	2922	# Rules 3, Speaker "Joseph"	"Idea is to get as high a number from yer cards as you can without going over twenty one."
728	2926	# Rules 4, Speaker "Joseph"	"If you go over twenty one, it's a bust, same goes for me. But you need to get a higher number than me to win. A draw is called a push."
729	2930	# Rules 5, Speaker "Joseph"	"You can hit to get another card, or stand to stick with what you have. You can hit as many times as you like as long as yer under twenty one."
730	2934	# Rules 6, Speaker "Joseph"	"After you stand, ah flip over my face down card and have to hit as long as it's under seventeen."
731	2938	# Rules 7, Speaker "Joseph"	"If ah go bust, or my number is lower than yours, you win."
732	2942	# Rules 8, Speaker "Joseph"	"If you get twenty one exactly then you don't hit or stand, and ah can get a push in that case if ah also get twenty one."
733	2946	# Rules 9, Speaker "Joseph"	"Cards are worth what the number says, face cards like King, Queen, Jack are ten."
734	2950	# Rules 10, Speaker "Joseph"	"Where things can get a lil confoundin' is that the Ace is worth either one or eleven."
735	2954	# Rules 11, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ace is worth eleven in a hand unless it would be a bust, in which case it's just a one. Ace can still be an eleven if it would let you win."
736	2958	# Rules 12, Speaker "Joseph"	"Gets a little muddled during games sometimes but I ain't tryna cheat ya, so don't worry 'bout it too much."
737	2964	# Won 1, Speaker "Joseph"	"Darn, well, there ya have it."
738	2968	# Won 2, Speaker "Joseph"	"Take your prize sir!"
739	2974	# Lost 1, Speaker "Joseph"	"Sorry, bucko. House always wins, eh?"
740	2978	# Lost 2, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah well, it's still a game of luck, end of the day. Well played, sir."
741	2982	# Lost 3	He picked up the feather, but to your surprise, held it out to you.
742	2986	# Lost 4, Speaker "Joseph"	"Here, take it."
743	2990	# Lost 5, Speaker "$Player"	"...But you won?"
744	2994	# Lost 6, Speaker "Joseph"	"Well ah don't have much use for a stray feather, do I? Got plenty of 'em anyway."
745	2998	# Lost 7, Speaker "Joseph"	"You keep it."
746	3004	# Exiled 1	Walking back to the edge of town, on the other side from the sign you now knew read "Clemency", you both sit on the edge of a little hillside slope.
747	3008	# Exiled 2	Kicking dust up on yourselves as you settle on the rocky crevices.
748	3012	# Exiled 3, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah think that's all the useful places of interest here, unless we wanna go knockin' on folks' doors asking for gold."
749	3016	# Exiled 4, Speaker "$Player"	"I think we've disturbed this lot enough for a day."
750	3020	# Exiled 5	Your resting hand becomes restless as it brushes against some dry desert grass. Entwining it between your fingers, slowly pulling it from its roots.
751	3024	# Exiled 6, Speaker "$Player"	"So what did we actually figure out. Everyone here is kind, and mostly... defenceless."
752	3028	# Exiled 7, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah think pacifist is the word."
753	3032	# Exiled 8	You tug more grass up into your hand.
754	3036	# Exiled 9, Speaker "Joseph"	"They can maybe fight off some bandits, but no officers are gonna come help, and they ain't gonna do much good against a whole gang."
755	3040	# Exiled 10, Speaker "$Player"	"...And there is gold here. Somewhere. In some forgotten mines no one's seen for decades."
756	3044	# Exiled 11, Speaker "Joseph"	"Well it's gotta be around here, this is a minin' town fer Pete's sake! How far could it be?"
757	3048	# Exiled 12	You shrug.
758	3052	# Exiled 13, Speaker "$Player"	"Sheriff said the town was moved. The mines could be anywhere now."
759	3056	# Exiled 14, Speaker "$Player"	"Maybe it really was just rumours. Maybe there's not really anything to find here."
760	3060	# Exiled 15, Speaker "Joseph"	"I think you know as well as ah do that these folks were antsy. Friendly as well, but gold gets their hackles up."
761	3064	# Exiled 16, Speaker "Joseph"	"Someone has to know where the mines are."
762	3068	# Exiled 17	You knew he was right. You knew how to read people well enough.
763	3072	# Exiled 18	Joseph stood up, gazing out across the landscape of the town and beyond, searching toward the horizon.
764	3076	# Exiled 19, Speaker "$Player"	"Gonna use those special eyes of yours birdbrain?"
765	3080	# Exiled 20, Speaker "Joseph"	"More use than you chasing your tail, mutt."
766	3084	# Exiled 21	He looked at you for a moment with a smirk, and you smirked back.
767	3088	# Exiled 22	You rolled the grass in your hand between your fingers, squashing the reeds of it together, dropping seeds in the sand.
768	3092	# Exiled 23, Speaker "Joseph"	"I can't see nothin'. God damn sun in my eyes ain't helpin' neither."
769	3096	# Exiled 24, Speaker "Joseph"	"I don't know if uh, Bartholomew would help out. He was maybe the most friendly one of the bunch, Sheriff didn't even talk about the gold."
770	3100	# Exiled 25, Speaker "$Player"	"Because Sheriff knows how to keep the town safe."
771	3104	# Exiled 26	You look up at Joseph, his puzzled face squinting in the sun looking down at you.
772	3108	# Exiled 27	Looking back out into the desert, the sun sits between two rocky outcroppings in the distance, a lightbulb plucked from the sky by unmoving fingers.
773	3112	# Exiled 28	It'll start getting dark soon.
774	3116	# Exiled 29, Speaker "$Player"	"Sheriff knows where the mines are. Bartholomew said he never saw them, and Jacob was never a miner, he had no reason to go to the mines."
775	3120	# Exiled 30, Speaker "Joseph"	"What, so he never saw 'em? That don't make sense."
776	3124	# Exiled 31, Speaker "$Player"	"I'm not saying that, I'm saying even if he did see them back then, he wouldn't remember where they were now."
777	3128	# Exiled 32, Speaker "$Player"	"Sheriff still knows where they are because they're the biggest danger to the town."
778	3132	# Exiled 33, Speaker "$Player"	"I'd wager Sheriff even checks up on them every so often to make sure it's undisturbed."
779	3136	# Exiled 34, Speaker "Joseph"	"...Huh, ah guess that checks out. We don't have the time for a stakeout though."
780	3140	# Exiled 35	You balled your hand into a fist, the grass yielding and turning to dust.
781	3144	# Exiled 36, Speaker "Joseph"	"We don't need ta know where they are anyway. We got all we need, knowing where the mines are would jus' be a penny in the hat."
782	3148	# Exiled 37, Speaker "Joseph"	"We should think about our next move."
783	3152	# Exiled 38	You ignored the tiny knot in your stomach as you thought about what to do next.
784	3156	# Exiled 39	You should just leave, but...
785	3160	# Exiled 40, Speaker "$Player"	"There's nothing else to do here, we should just think about resting. Getting dark soon."
786	3164	# Exiled 41, Speaker "$Player"	"I think we could stay at the saloon. Sheriff did offer."
787	3168	# Exiled 42, Speaker "Joseph"	"...Ya sure you wanna stay here for a night?"
788	3172	# Exiled 43, Speaker "$Player"	"Seems like least we can do. Before we leave."
789	3176	# Exiled 44, Speaker "$Player"	"Unless camping outside has some mighty appeal to you."
790	3180	# Exiled 45	Joseph flashed a wry smile.
791	3184	# Exiled 46, Speaker "Joseph"	"Awright, let's go have a look first. No point bringing the horses down if I can't afford the rooms."
792	3188	# Exiled 47	Standing up, you feel the dust fly between your fingers with the winds blowing east, and follow Joseph, a few paces behind.
793	3192	# Exiled 48	You walk toward the saloon again, looking forward to having somewhere to rest.
794	3196	# Exiled 49	You don't remember the last time you actually stayed in a room somewhere.
795	3200	# Exiled 50	It was always a tent, or just in your bedroll, lying beneath the stars.
796	3204	# Exiled 51	You see Sheriff and Bartholomew standing on the porch of the saloon talking intently, but can't pick up any clear words on the wind.
797	3208	# Exiled 52	Sheriff notices you both as you approach, patting Bartholomew on the back as he takes his leave back inside.
798	3212	# Exiled 53	Sheriff leaves the shade of the saloon's overhang, walking with purpose towards you both.
799	3216	# Exiled 54	The blue of the sky was starting to fade into oranges, pinks on the edges of the sparse and tiny clouds overhead.
800	3220	# Exiled 55	You both slow to a stop as Sheriff approaches you quickly.
801	3224	# Exiled 56	The face approaching you was... different from before, and you see Joseph's face fall a little.
802	3228	# Exiled 57	Sheriff came to a stop in front of you both, twisting the cane in the dirt a little.
803	3232	# Exiled 58	The old and frail figure standing in front of you was shaking a tad. You could hear slow and deliberate breaths from the chest.
804	3236	# Exiled 59	The usual confidence and bluster off of Joseph dissipated under this new glare of Sheriff's.
805	3240	# Exiled 60	The new and sharp eyes unlike those you'd seen when you arrived.
806	3244	# Exiled 61	There was a tiredness in them, a fierce tiredness, beneath which was a wild look you'd only seen in the eyes of the newly grieving.		False
807	3248	# Exiled 62	Gripping the cane, scaled knuckles turning white, Sheriff spoke in a low and calm voice.
808	3252	# Exiled 63, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Yeah... I shoulda known."
809	3256	# Exiled 64, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Thought maybe I was wrong this time, y'all seemed so... I don't know."
810	3260	# Exiled 65, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Like you should be here."
811	3264	# Exiled 66, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Even so I knew there was somethin' off with what you were asking."
812	3268	# Exiled 67, Speaker "Joseph"	"Is everything a-alright Sheriff? We were just going to see if we could stay at the salo-"
813	3272	# Exiled 68	Sheriff slammed the cane onto the dirt with such force you feared it might crack the earth beneath.
814	3276	# Exiled 69, Speaker "Sheriff"	"You know damn well things are not alright!"
815	3280	# Exiled 70, Speaker "Sheriff"	"I had a little chat with my friends around town, talking about the newcomers. What they'd been asking about."
816	3284	# Exiled 71, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Just passing through town, gimme a break."
817	3288	# Exiled 72, Speaker "Sheriff"	"I shoulda known it was too good to be true - I know when I see the gold fever in them eyes."
818	3292	# Exiled 73, Speaker "$Player"	"We're not here to cause trouble Sheriff."
819	3296	# Exiled 74, Speaker "$Player"	"We'll be on our way tomorrow morning."
820	3300	# Exiled 75, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Really now? Well."
821	3304	# Exiled 76	Sheriff reached a free hand behind and pulled an old revolver to point at you.
822	3308	# Exiled 77, Speaker "Sheriff"	"I'm gonna say this, and I'm gonna say it once."
823	3312	# Exiled 78, Speaker "Sheriff"	"I made a promise to protect this town, and the people who live here. That I would do what was right by them."
824	3316	# Exiled 79, Speaker "Sheriff"	"So both of you are gonna turn tail and leave, right now, and you never come back."
825	3320	# Exiled 80, Speaker "Sheriff"	"And if I ever see either of you heading this way again, I will shoot you dead before nary fur or feather crosses that town line."
826	3324	# Exiled 81	You stood still next to Joseph, a small fear of walking taking hold as you feel like the wind might knock you off your feet.
827	3328	# Exiled 82, Speaker "Joseph"	"...Understood, Sheriff."
828	3332	# Exiled 83	Joseph started walking away, not stopping for you even as you stood there a moment longer just to say one word.
829	3336	# Exiled 84, Speaker "$Player", Duplicated with dialogue Eating 48	"Sorry."
830	3340	# Exiled 85	You knew that didn't make up for it, but it was all you could muster from your tight throat.
831	3344	# Exiled 86	You turned quickly and walked away after Joseph with your head down.
832	3348	# Exiled 87	Staring at your feet as they rhythmically sped one after another, through the dust tracks of a town you couldn't come back to.
833	3354	# Eating 1	The climb back out of the valley was quiet. The wind was the only noise to reach your ears, no words coming to pass between you and Joseph.
834	3358	# Eating 2	Only the occasional meeting of the eyes when he looked to make sure you hadn't fallen behind.
835	3362	# Eating 3	Those eyes, that face you had grown accustomed so quickly to having at least the hint of a smile resting, was devoid of much emotion at all.
836	3366	# Eating 4	He wasn't thinking about it, you felt, but to not think about it meant to not think at all.
837	3370	# Eating 5	And so he didn't, his limbs carrying him up the path, but no one was home.
838	3374	# Eating 6	You understood, of course. As much as you'd like to not think about it either, you couldn't ignore the small dread in your chest.
839	3378	# Eating 7	Like it was in the cavities of your insides, seeping around and between your organs, a creeping tar.
840	3382	# Eating 8	Not a suffocating tar - just making you feel heavy, dense. If you stopped walking now you didn't know if you'd start again.
841	3386	# Eating 9	The sun was starting to dip into the horizon when you reached your original meeting spot at the top of the cliff.
842	3390	# Eating 10	Both your horses were lying in the long shadows of some rocky mounds, your own shadows stretching across the sand as you go to tend to them.
843	3394	# Eating 11	You both hauled your bedrolls off and started to unpack them, giving the horses some water, and sorting through your belongings.
844	3398	# Eating 12	Still without a word, a camp for the night quickly formed between you as you worked.
845	3402	# Eating 13	Joseph had brought a thin metal stand with him to hang the cooking pot over, and gently tossed you his book of matches as he erected it.
846	3406	# Eating 14	You struck the match in a familiar fashion, placing it in the middle of a dried assortment, blowing gently to encourage the shy flame.
847	3410	# Eating 15	Lifting your head back up from the budding fire, Joseph was having a little issue getting his stand to, well, stand.
848	3414	# Eating 16	His face was still the same neutral, empty face from before, and you noticed a little catch on a joint that hadn't flipped properly.
849	3418	# Eating 17	You brought your hand up to flick it out the way.
850	3422	# Eating 18	Either the lurch of the stand falling into place, or the momentary touch of your hand against his, seemed to jolt Joseph out of his listless state.
851	3426	# Eating 19, Speaker "Joseph", Duplicated with dialogue Rest 40	"Thank you..."
852	3430	# Eating 20	A smile, just a small one, a weary and wary one, had returned to his face.
853	3434	# Eating 21	You were glad to see it again. It was enough to make your chest a little lighter. The tar receding just a touch.
854	3438	# Eating 22	With the fire lit, a modest plume of smoke started billowing into the sky and scattering in the fading sunlight.
855	3442	# Eating 23	Joseph got up momentarily to rummage in one of his saddle bags, coming back with a tin and some bundled cloth.
856	3446	# Eating 24, Speaker "Joseph"	"I've got some, uh.. beans, some salted pork too. Not sure what you got with you."
857	3450	# Eating 25, Speaker "$Player"	"Oh right, yeah, hold on."
858	3454	# Eating 26	You had plenty of water still, and if he was propping up the bulk of the meal, you had some molasses to add too.
859	3458	# Eating 27	You brought them both over and let Joseph, sitting on his bedroll he'd laid out now, take the reins. Wasn't really a two-person job.
860	3462	# Eating 28	With the beans gently cooking away now in the pot, he sat there, lazily stirring it with a spoon.
861	3466	# Eating 29	You grabbed your bedroll and laid it out on the opposite side of the fire, squatting and dropping onto it with a thud, tucking your legs towards you.
862	3470	# Eating 30	Resting your head on your knees, holding them in your arms.
863	3474	# Eating 31	The two of you sat like this a short while. Watching the pot steaming away, the orange flames licking the underside of the well-used metal.
864	3478	# Eating 32	You found yourself thinking about what happened in Clemency without even realising.
865	3482	# Eating 33	The pang you felt in your stomach when Sheriff knew why you were there.
866	3486	# Eating 34	The sharp chill that shot from your neck to your tail when the gun was pulled on you.
867	3490	# Eating 35	You weren't scared of being shot, that wasn't it. That wasn't what set your palm into a cold sweat. It was something else.
868	3494	# Eating 36	Something about having to leave that town.
869	3498	# Eating 37, Speaker "$Player"	"...Sorry for letting you do so much of the talking today. I'm more of the quiet type."
870	3502	# Eating 38, Speaker "$Player"	"Sure you figured that out already."
871	3506	# Eating 39	He flashed you a weak, but genuine, smile.
872	3510	# Eating 40, Speaker "Joseph"	"Not like ah did us much good."
873	3514	# Eating 41, Speaker "$Player"	"It wasn't your fault Joseph. Sheriff was paranoid, and we were bound to be rumbled eventually."
874	3518	# Eating 42, Speaker "$Player"	"Besides, it doesn't really seem like there is any gold here. Unless we feel like setting up a new mining operation."
875	3522	# Eating 43, Speaker "Joseph"	"Mm, yup, I'm sure Black Vulture'll love to hear that. Wasn't my fault, I'll say."
876	3526	# Eating 44	He sighed, a sharp exasperated exhale through his nose holes, one knee of his crossed legs fidgeting and bouncing as he stirred the pot.
877	3530	# Eating 45	You were a little taken aback that he seemed to be mocking what you said... maybe it just wasn't what he wanted to hear right now.
878	3534	# Eating 46	Still, you understood his frustration. What would your bosses think? If we told them what this place was like?
879	3538	# Eating 47	Would they even believe us?
880	3542	# Eating 48, Speaker "Joseph", Duplicated with dialogue Exiled 84	"Sorry."
881	3546	# Eating 49	You were snapped from your thoughts by his apology, a slightly guilty look on his face, knowing he must've seen that he hurt your feelings a little.
882	3550	# Eating 50, Speaker "Joseph"	"You're right, it's not ma fault, exactly, but... Hell. This is a mess, $Player."
883	3554	# Eating 51	His fidgeting was spreading, playing across the feathered fingers of his wings, his face, his eyes, his knees again.
884	3558	# Eating 52	Like a ragtime tune was playing all across the inside of his body.
885	3562	# Eating 53, Speaker "$Player"	"What's he like? Black Vulture?"
886	3566	# Eating 54, Speaker "Joseph"	"He's uh, um-"
887	3570	# Eating 55	His breathing was ragged too.
888	3574	# Eating 56	You got onto your knees and reached your hand onto his that was stirring the spoon even now, a gentle but firm grasp, stopping its motions.
889	3578	# Eating 57	Your eyes met over the cooking pot. He looked like he was seeing you again for the first time in a long time.
890	3582	# Eating 58	The shaking in his hand came to rest and relax its vice grip on the long spoon as you held each other's gaze.
891	3586	# Eating 59, Speaker "$Player"	"Let go. I'm here, it's alright."
892	3590	# Eating 60	He nodded a few times, taking his hand away and resting on his haunches, stretching his legs out.
893	3594	# Eating 61	A few moments passed as Joseph regained his calm, laid-back demeanour - one leg still bounced a little, a quick rhythm, tapping a dance hall tune.
894	3598	# Eating 62	The sun was almost gone now, the last dregs of its light in the desert turning everything in the distance a single dusty red.
895	3602	# Eating 63	You could see the stars now as you looked to the sky, the light continuing to fade.
896	3606	# Eating 64	More and more points of light dotting their way to the east.
897	3610	# Eating 65	You turned your eyes away from the sky when you heard the sound of a pen knife flicking open.
898	3614	# Eating 66, Speaker "Joseph"	"Oh, don't mind me none, just doing a little preening."
899	3618	# Eating 67	He started taking the knife gently to his wing, very gently.
900	3622	# Eating 68	He seemed to be scraping away older feathers, while also opening new pinfeathers scattered across the wing, in motions almost like shaving.
901	3626	# Eating 69, Speaker "$Player"	"Forgive me if I'm talking outta line, but why don't you use your beak for that?"
902	3630	# Eating 70, Speaker "Joseph"	"Aw well, momma always told us you don't use your beak for things around anyone other than family or lovers. It ain't polite."		False
903	3634	# Eating 71	He seemed a little sheepish admitting it, like it was an uncommon quirk of his family.
904	3638	# Eating 72, Speaker "Joseph"	"You asked about Black Vulture, yeah? Dontchu know the stories already?"
905	3642	# Eating 73, Speaker "$Player"	"Yeah, but those are just stories. I know what it's like riding with someone with a few tall tales trailing behind them."
906	3646	# Eating 74	Joseph snorted a little, still making his way across the wing with his small knife.
907	3650	# Eating 75, Speaker "Joseph"	"Yup, that sounds 'bout right. Pritty sure some o' the more flattering ones I've heard were left behind by the Vulture himself."
908	3654	# Eating 76	You settled on the side of your legs a little, getting more comfortable as you kept stirring the ever-cooking pot.
909	3658	# Eating 77, Speaker "Joseph"	"Where ta begin with the man himself... jeez."
910	3662	# Eating 78, Speaker "Joseph"	"He's a real piece of work that one, I can tell you that much fo' sure."
911	3666	# Eating 79, Speaker "Joseph"	"He's a city slicker that considers himself a cowboy, even though he hates getting his boots dirty."
912	3670	# Eating 80, Speaker "Joseph"	"Acts all gentleman-like and such. A real flannel mouth."
913	3674	# Eating 81, Speaker "Joseph"	"He'd charm the pants off of ya if ya had something he wanted."
914	3678	# Eating 82, Speaker "Joseph"	"Then when he's got what he wants-"
915	3682	# Eating 83	He jabbed the knife towards you pointedly.
916	3686	# Eating 84, Speaker "Joseph"	"He'd stick you in the back, and twist it hard to hear you cry."
917	3690	# Eating 85	He turned the knife back to preening.
918	3694	# Eating 86, Speaker "Joseph"	"He's a terrible shot too. There are some stories that he could shoot the cap off a bottle without spillin' it from fifty paces."
919	3698	# Eating 87, Speaker "Joseph"	"But he ain't the sharpshooter, never, he's almost as bad a shot as me. Got someone else for that."
920	3702	# Eating 88, Speaker "Joseph"	"See, that's how you run in his posse. You make yerself in, dee, spensable."
921	3706	# Eating 89	He tapped his knife on the ground through the word to make his point.
922	3710	# Eating 90, Speaker "Joseph"	"His gang is on the smaller side, but they're plenty loyal. They need to be. There can't be anyone else."
923	3714	# Eating 91, Speaker "$Player"	"You're loyal then?"
924	3718	# Eating 92, Speaker "Joseph", Duplicated with dialogue Meeting 43, Meeting 44, Sheriff 88, Eating 119, Eating 135, Eating 146, VultureHurt 90	"..."
925	3722	# Eating 93, Speaker "Joseph"	"I'm the eyes, I'm useful. I get on good with a lot of 'em, and Black Vulture keeps me around. Win-win."
926	3726	# Eating 94	You understood. What he was saying, what he meant, what he really wanted to say.
927	3730	# Eating 95	You understood how it felt to be under that kind of looming shadow.
928	3734	# Eating 96	No one for miles around, but don't say anything, just in case.
929	3738	# Eating 97	You'd seen what happens to other people. You both had, for sure.
930	3742	# Eating 98	Joseph was as far from a greenhorn as could be.
931	3746	# Eating 99	He swapped hands and started the knife on his other wing now.
932	3750	# Eating 100, Speaker "Joseph"	"So what about Curly Wolf? You said there were plenny of tall tales about him, split fair with me."
933	3754	# Eating 101	You didn't look at him when he asked you. You kept looking at the pot, peeking over to check the beans.
934	3758	# Eating 102, Speaker "$Player"	"This looks about done to me."
935	3762	# Eating 103	Joseph stared at you for a moment when you did meet his eyes, and then closed up his knife, kneeling over to look with an approving whistle.
936	3766	# Eating 104, Speaker "Joseph"	"Yeah looks it to me."
937	3770	# Eating 105	You laughed a little as his stomach gave a hearty growl, fetching the bowls and holding them while Joseph served you both a big, slopping portion.
938	3774	# Eating 106	Night had come now, and you both gathered a little closer round the fire and moved the pot stand to the side.
939	3778	# Eating 107	You could see him easier now with it out the way.
940	3782	# Eating 108	With the pot lifted the fire rose, dancing in the wind, sometimes hazing your view - the blur flitting in and out as you glanced eyes while you ate.
941	3786	# Eating 109, Speaker "Joseph"	"Believe it or not but I ain't the cookie back at camp. Someone else got that privilege."
942	3790	# Eating 110	He was clearly joking but the beans were some of the better you'd had.
943	3794	# Eating 111, Speaker "$Player"	"I never would've guessed."
944	3798	# Eating 112, Speaker "$Player"	"I don't cook that often, but I make some mean donuts from time to time."
945	3802	# Eating 113, Speaker "Joseph"	"Oh you do now? I'll have to try them then."
946	3806	# Eating 114, Speaker "$Player"	"I hope so."
947	3810	# Eating 115, Duplicated with dialogue Riding 9, Meeting 75, Hideout 67, Easter Exit 7	...
948	3814	# Eating 116	It was so selfish to ignore his question. Say nothing about Curly Wolf. So rude of you, you weren't raised like this.
949	3818	# Eating 117	You couldn't though. Never. Or more like you didn't know what to say.
950	3822	# Eating 118	How many years had it been now?...
951	3826	# Eating 119, Speaker "$Player", Duplicated with dialogue Meeting 43, Meeting 44, Sheriff 88, Eating 92, Eating 135, Eating 146, VultureHurt 90	"..."
952	3830	# Eating 120, Speaker "$Player"	"Sorry. I should've said something when you asked about my boss I just..."
953	3834	# Eating 121, Speaker "Joseph"	"I get it."
954	3838	# Eating 122, Speaker "$Player"	"No, I mean. Of course, you do, but it's also that-"
955	3842	# Eating 123, Speaker "$Player"	"When I said I was the quiet type it's. More than that."
956	3846	# Eating 124, Speaker "$Player"	"If I'm shootin' straight with you, I don't remember the last time I heard my own voice before today."
957	3850	# Eating 125, Speaker "$Player"	"At the camp I might say yeah or no but I don't really... talk."
958	3854	# Eating 126, Speaker "$Player"	"And when I'm away on a lookout there's just no one to talk to. I don't wanna talk to myself and just be reminded I'm alone."
959	3858	# Eating 127, Speaker "$Player"	"I've never... talked about him. I wouldn't."
960	3862	# Eating 128	Joseph looked straight at you, even into you it almost felt like. You could see the fire between you in his eyes, flames fluttering across the irises.
961	3866	# Eating 129	The intensity of his look gave way to something like relief.
962	3870	# Eating 130, Speaker "Joseph"	"Naw, don't worry about being a quiet one. Ah think it's part of ya charm."
963	3874	# Eating 131, Speaker "Joseph"	"There are lots of wannabe tough guys who wanna act like you with no sweat. That strong, silent act."
964	3878	# Eating 132, Speaker "Joseph"	"Besides, guys back home are always tellin' me to shuddup. Not that ah give 'em the satisfaction."
965	3882	# Eating 133, Speaker "$Player"	"I can tell you that being quiet doesn't change things."
966	3886	# Eating 134, Speaker "$Player"	"Same horseshit regardless of whether you make a fuss."
967	3890	# Eating 135, Speaker "$Player", Duplicated with dialogue Meeting 43, Meeting 44, Sheriff 88, Eating 92, Eating 119, Eating 146, VultureHurt 90	"..."
968	3894	# Eating 136	You sighed, a long sigh. What words could you even use for a man like him?
969	3898	# Eating 137, Speaker "$Player"	"Curly Wolf is... a bad egg. I think sometimes he was born like that."
970	3902	# Eating 138, Speaker "$Player"	"I know he can't have been, but I don't know what god forsaken things happened to him to turn him into what he is."
971	3906	# Eating 139, Speaker "$Player"	"He's probably the meanest, roughest bastard you'll ever have the misfortune of meeting."
972	3910	# Eating 140, Speaker "$Player"	"Anyone you can think of that you wouldn't wanna run into, he's worse than that."
973	3914	# Eating 141, Speaker "$Player"	"I don't know about Black Vulture, but the stories Curly Wolf leaves behind... I don't think they even match up to how dangerous he is."
974	3918	# Eating 142, Speaker "$Player"	"I've seen him gun down traitors riding away on horseback two hundred paces away."
975	3922	# Eating 143, Speaker "$Player"	"It's easy to get his dander up, and he's the last person you'd ever wanna do that to, he'd make sure of that."
976	3926	# Eating 144, Speaker "$Player"	"Not the brightest you'd ever meet but his instincts are keen."
977	3930	# Eating 145, Speaker "$Player"	"He's never made an empty threat, and he'll happily get his hands dirty to make good on them."
978	3934	# Eating 146, Speaker "Joseph", Duplicated with dialogue Meeting 43, Meeting 44, Sheriff 88, Eating 92, Eating 119, Eating 135, VultureHurt 90	"..."
979	3938	# Eating 147, Speaker "Joseph"	"Shit."
980	3942	# Eating 148, Speaker "Joseph"	"Black Vulture's said before he'd be willin' to pick a fight with Curly Wolf but they've never met."
981	3946	# Eating 149, Speaker "Joseph"	"Now I'm wondering if he has any idea what that would get him into."
982	3950	# Eating 150, Speaker "Joseph"	"He ain't stupid but he's definitely too cocky for his own good."
983	3954	# Eating 151, Speaker "Joseph"	"Oh, eat your bowl 'fore it gets cold. Nothin' worse than cold food."
984	3958	# Eating 152	You did as he said, mulling over what you'd talked about while you ate.
985	3962	# Eating 153	Joseph had had a head start on you, but even so his eating was voracious, and he finished before you were even halfway through yours.
986	3966	# Eating 154	He sat back from his hunch over the bowl, wiping his beak on his arm.
987	3970	# Eating 155	He looked around some. Into the fire. Out into the darkness of the desert. At you.
988	3974	# Eating 156	You could tell he didn't want to stare, but his eyes took you in anyway with long glances.
989	3978	# Eating 157	He coughed, clearing his throat to stall for the words he was thinking of.
990	3982	# Eating 158, Speaker "Joseph"	"Say, um, $Player. I wanted to ask."
991	3986	# Eating 159	He grabbed his knife again, taking it to his wing once more. Looking away as he asked a common question.
992	3990	# Eating 160, Speaker "Joseph"	"Your arm... I hope you don't think me cruel fer asking, but what happened? Did he do that to ya?"
993	3994	# Eating 161	You were pretty used to questions about it, but you appreciated the genuine warmth behind his words at least.
994	3998	# Eating 162, Speaker "$Player"	"Ah, this old thing. Yeah it wasn't pretty."
995	4002	# Eating 163, Speaker "$Player"	"It was a practical joke of sorts, if you'd call it that, by some of the guys during a camp."
996	4006	# Eating 164, Speaker "$Player"	"Took my bandana and shoved it in the mouth of one of the horses."
997	4010	# Eating 165, Speaker "$Player"	"Egged me on like to get it back."
998	4014	# Eating 166, Speaker "$Player"	"Reached my hand in, an' of course the hoss gets all antsy and bites down, starts thrashing trying to get away."
999	4018	# Eating 167, Speaker "$Player"	"I... don't remember much after that. Blacked out from the pain."
1000	4022	# Eating 168, Speaker "$Player"	"Next thing I know I'm being hauled to some doctor. Told me they had to amputate 'fore it putrefied."
1001	4026	# Eating 169	Joseph had stopped preening at this point, looking at you with some real watery eyes and a soft expression on his brow of both anger and horror.
1002	4030	# Eating 170, Speaker "$Player"	"Got the bandana back, so, you know. Win some, lose some."
1003	4034	# Eating 171, Speaker "Joseph"	"...I'm sorry."
1004	4038	# Eating 172, Speaker "$Player"	"Nothing to be sorry for, long time ago. You just live with it."
1005	4042	# Eating 173	Full and finished, you set aside your bowl, taking another appraisal of your surroundings, looking up to the sky and its carpet of stars.
1006	4046	# Eating 174	It was quickly starting to get cold, so you got up and went to your horses, fishing some blankets out for them.
1007	4050	# Eating 175	Looking inside the bag you couldn't find your usual extra blanket for yourself.
1008	4054	# Eating 176	Hm. Shit, must've forgotten to take it before you left.
1009	4058	# Eating 177	You spied your binoculars in there. You took them, and walked to the edge of the cliff again.
1010	4062	# Eating 178	You were about to put them up to your eyes when you realised you didn't need them to see what was happening in Clemency.
1011	4066	# Eating 179	The whole town was dark, except for the bright lights prominently shining from the saloon.
1012	4070	# Eating 180	You saw the shallow silhouettes of people dancing play out across the street in front, and if you listened very closely - music.
1013	4074	# Eating 181, Speaker "Joseph"	"Seems like they're having a rip roarin' time."
1014	4078	# Eating 182, Speaker "$Player"	"...Yeah. I wondered if they would do it tonight. Like Bartholomew mentioned."
1015	4082	# Eating 183, Speaker "Joseph"	"Why wouldn't they. What have they got to be worried about."
1016	4086	# Eating 184	His voice was a little cold, blunt. Ice cubes in a drink bumping your teeth as you sip.
1017	4090	# Eating 185, Speaker "$Player"	"You know. Out of all the towns I've been kicked out and run out of - this is the only one I'd want to come back to."
1018	4094	# Eating 186, Speaker "Joseph"	"This place ain't for us."
1019	4098	# Eating 187, Speaker "Joseph"	"We're trouble, $Player. We're no good for these folks."
1020	4102	# Eating 188, Speaker "Joseph"	"Tomorrow we'll be gone. We'll tell our bosses we didn't find anything, and if we're lucky they'll just go on their way."
1021	4106	# Eating 189, Speaker "Joseph"	"Maybe in another life, we coulda gone back there. It woulda been nice."
1022	4110	# Eating 190, Speaker "Joseph"	"But this is our life. Our only one. It is what it is, we move on. That's how we live."
1023	4114	# Eating 191	You could feel the wind blowing behind you, ruffling your trousers, whistling past your ears, as it seemed to push you towards the edge of the cliff.
1024	4118	# Eating 192, Speaker "$Player"	"Yeah. I guess it is."
1025	4122	# Eating 193	The wind kept howling, picking up and dying down, whistling off of the valley and kicking up clouds of dust around the buildings down below.
1026	4126	# Eating 194, Speaker "$Player"	"Curly Wolf is gonna ransack this place. Even if they don't have anything."
1027	4130	# Eating 195, Speaker "Joseph"	"...And what do you want me to do about it, huh? $Player?"
1028	4134	# Eating 196, Speaker "Joseph"	"It's not my problem!"
1029	4138	# Eating 197	You feel now, the desert night on you. Your fingers, the tips of your ears, starting to feel the tenderness of the cold and the wind.
1030	4142	# Eating 198	You were shivering.
1031	4146	# Eating 199	You shouldn't have talked back to him. You knew how that always went, it never ended well.
1032	4150	# Eating 200	You just made him feel worse. Like it was his fault.
1033	4154	# Eating 201	Why should he have to listen to your stupid concerns? It was your shit to figure out. He owes you nothing.
1034	4158	# Eating 202	You just met. You don't know each other. If it weren't for convenience, you would've shot each other hours ago.
1035	4162	# Eating 203	You heard the sound of shuffling behind you as he got up.
1036	4166	# Eating 204	He started walking toward you. Here it came, as you knew it would.
1037	4170	# Eating 205	You tense up as he approaches, closing the distance, expecting the due anger.
1038	4174	# Eating 206	Closing your eyes when you feel him at your back, ready for the blow that's coming.
1039	4178	# Eating 207	You flinch when you feel a weight around your shoulders. A squeeze of them too that you expect to hurt, but is so tender it couldn't possibly.
1040	4182	# Eating 208	Opening your eyes, you see a thick blanket draped around you down to your knees.
1041	4186	# Eating 209, Speaker "Joseph"	"You looked cold. Don't wanna get consumption just standin' there, you know how cold the desert gets..."
1042	4190	# Eating 210	You dropped the binoculars gingerly by its strap to the floor, now clasping the edges of the blanket with your hand tighter around you.
1043	4194	# Eating 211	You could feel how cold your fingers were just below your chin, almost numb. How long had you been standing here for?
1044	4198	# Eating 212, Speaker "$Player"	"I-I'm dreadful sorry."
1045	4202	# Eating 213, Speaker "Joseph"	"...You got nothing ta be sorry for."
1046	4206	# Eating 214	You and he sat back down by the fire, Joseph giving it a thousand yard stare.
1047	4210	# Eating 215, Speaker "$Player", Duplicated with dialogue Goodbye 29	"...Thank you."
1048	4214	# Eating 216, Speaker "Joseph"	"Nothin' to it. Get warm."
1049	4218	# Eating 217	You pull the blanket tighter again, the desert chills still sweeping underneath.
1050	4222	# Eating 218, Speaker "$Player"	"Are you not cold?"
1051	4226	# Eating 219, Speaker "Joseph"	"I've been round the fire all night haven't I? I'm fine."
1052	4230	# Eating 220	He's lying. You can see his feathers twitch and shiver, but he's trying hard to hide it.
1053	4234	# Eating 221	You wonder the truth of what he said, too. That we just had to move on.
1054	4238	# Eating 222	Standing up with the blanket you walk around the fire, standing over him a moment as he looks up towards you with wide eyes.
1055	4242	# Eating 223	You sweep the blanket around him and sit down, shoulder to shoulder.
1056	4246	# Eating 224	You were right, he's definitely cold - but a lot warmer than you'd imagined.
1057	4252	# Gay 1, Speaker "Joseph"	"I told you I'm fine."
1058	4256	# Gay 2, Speaker "$Player"	"Don't gimme that blow, tough guy."
1059	4260	# Gay 3, Speaker "$Player"	"I know you're not."
1060	4264	# Gay 4	He looks like he's going to say something, but just shuts his beak. He suddenly seems a lot warmer.
1061	4268	# Gay 5, Speaker "Joseph"	"I'm sorry. I didn't... mean what ah said."
1062	4272	# Gay 6, Speaker "$Player"	"I know. That wasn't the fella I've been around all day."
1063	4276	# Gay 7, Speaker "Joseph"	"I'm just-"
1064	4280	# Gay 8, Speaker "$Player"	"Scared?"
1065	4284	# Gay 9	He nods softly, as to be almost unnoticeable.
1066	4288	# Gay 10, Speaker "Joseph"	"Yeah. More scared than ah have ever been."
1067	4292	# Gay 11	Together you huddle, bringing the blanket tighter and tighter, and moving closer to each other.
1068	4296	# Gay 12	He smells like the desert, dusty and sweaty.
1069	4300	# Gay 13	Why is this so... warm? Why do you feel like this?
1070	4304	# Gay 14	Not warm like you're round a fire, but like there's a fire inside you, warm coals shifting round inside and embers spitting in your throat.
1071	4308	# Gay 15	Have you ever felt like this before?
1072	4312	# Gay 16, Speaker "$Player"	"Joseph, I..."
1073	4316	# Gay 17	He looks at you, your faces so close together.
1074	4320	# Gay 18	You lean your head into his shoulder, staring into the wild dance of the fire.
1075	4324	# Gay 19, Speaker "$Player"	"I haven't met someone like me before. Or someone like you."
1076	4328	# Gay 20, Speaker "$Player"	"You're... extremely kind, even to a stranger like me. I wish I could know you more than these few hours."
1077	4332	# Gay 21, Speaker "$Player"	"I know I have to ride back in the morning, but of all the hopes I've hoped, the strongest is that I could just stay here."
1078	4336	# Gay 22, Speaker "$Player"	"That the sun would never rise."
1079	4340	# Gay 23, Speaker "$Player"	"I don't want to go back."
1080	4344	# Gay 24	You stay clinging to him.
1081	4348	# Gay 25	After a few moments, he pulls you tighter.
1082	4352	# Gay 26, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah have to say, ah feel the same way."
1083	4356	# Gay 27, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah can see in you someone who's faced so many hardships."
1084	4360	# Gay 28, Speaker "Joseph"	"Someone who deserves better, who's worked harder than any of the lumpsuckers back where you've come from."
1085	4364	# Gay 29, Speaker "Joseph"	"We're a coupla queer fish in a barrel, ah'd say. Lord knows how we found each other."
1086	4368	# Gay 30, Speaker "Joseph"	"The sun will come up again. And we'll have to go our separate ways."
1087	4372	# Gay 31, Speaker "Joseph"	"We don't have another choice. I just wish it wasn't so. I wish..."
1088	4376	# Gay 32	You lift your head to look at him, but he just gives you a look and turns back to the fire.
1089	4380	# Gay 33, Speaker "$Player"	"What're you thinkin'?"
1090	4384	# Gay 34	He sighs, wearily, like he's been asked to carry the world on his back.
1091	4388	# Gay 35, Speaker "Joseph"	"It's a flight of fancy, that's all. It's not... realistic."
1092	4392	# Gay 36	You look at him curiously, catching his eyes. He looks at you, almost for approval, before he thinks about what he wants to say.
1093	4396	# Gay 37, Speaker "Joseph"	"I wish we could run away. That's it. The two of us, far away from everyone and everything."
1094	4400	# Gay 38, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ride east 'till we know no one's chasing us."
1095	4404	# Gay 39, Speaker "$Player"	"...That sounds nice."
1096	4408	# Gay 40	You both cuddle for a little while longer, sitting close and resting your heads together.
1097	4412	# Gay 41	The thoughts of running away tick over in your mind.
1098	4416	# Gay 42	Is that what you want?
1099	4420	# Gay 43	As if he could read your mind, Joseph asked.
1100	4424	# Gay 44, Speaker "Joseph"	"What do you want to do?"
1101	4428	# Gay 45	You thought more. No one had ever really asked you that - and even so, you knew what you wanted to say.
1102	4432	# Gay 46, Speaker "$Player"	"I'm tired of running, Joseph. I want to fight. I want to kill Curly Wolf."
1103	4436	# Gay 47, Speaker "Joseph"	"Really?"
1104	4440	# Gay 48, Speaker "$Player"	"...It's the only way I can think to be free of him. You know as well as I do you don't get to just up and leave."
1105	4444	# Gay 49, Speaker "Joseph"	"Don't get me wrong, I'd love to be free of Black Vulture too, but do you think that's something you could do? Kill him?"
1106	4448	# Gay 50, Speaker "$Player"	"I can't do it alone."
1107	4452	# Gay 51, Speaker "$Player"	"Our gangs, Joseph, they're going to destroy this town."
1108	4456	# Gay 52, Speaker "$Player"	"And after, if we ran away, we'd never be safe. We'd be looking over our shoulders the rest of our lives."
1109	4460	# Gay 53, Speaker "$Player"	"I don't want to run away from things anymore. I want to run towards a better life, with you."
1110	4464	# Gay 54	Joseph's eyes were sympathetic, but his expression was of discomfort.
1111	4468	# Gay 55, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah... ah think you're right. And ah do want to help you, but I'm useless in a fight, I can't shoot straight."
1112	4472	# Gay 56, Speaker "Joseph"	"I don't wanna die, $Player."
1113	4476	# Gay 57, Speaker "$Player"	"I wouldn't let that happen. I'll keep you safe."
1114	4480	# Gay 58, Speaker "$Player"	"We can keep each other safe."
1115	4484	# Gay 59, Speaker "$Player"	"We haven't been living our lives, Joseph, just surviving."
1116	4488	# Gay 60, Speaker "$Player"	"Something better than that is... worth dying for I think."
1117	4492	# Gay 61, Speaker "$Player"	"A fight feels inevitable. We should face it."
1118	4496	# Gay 62, Speaker "Joseph"	"...You really that desperate to get out?"
1119	4500	# Gay 63	You nod, head held against his shoulder.
1120	4504	# Gay 64	He sighs that same sigh again. Long and heavy, almost theatrical if it weren't for the stakes laid out before you both.
1121	4508	# Gay 65, Speaker "Joseph"	"I think you're right. A chance like this won't come again. Ah might even be tempted to call it fate."
1122	4512	# Gay 66, Speaker "Joseph"	"We should talk to Sheriff again I think, somehow, if we can."
1123	4516	# Gay 67	He yawns.
1124	4520	# Gay 68, Speaker "Joseph"	"I don't know what we're gonna do, but we ain't gonna figure it out when we're bone tired."
1125	4524	# Gay 69, Speaker "Joseph"	"We should get some sleep. Come mornin', we'll talk more. Figure somethin' out, and then..."
1126	4528	# Gay 70, Speaker "$Player"	"Hope on a kiss and a prayer that we make it out alive?"
1127	4532	# Gay 71	He chuckles.
1128	4536	# Gay 72, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ain't that the story of our lives?"
1129	4540	# Gay 73, Speaker "$Player"	"This'll be the last time we have to fight like that. I swear it."
1130	4544	# Gay 74	You both fall asleep against each other, dreaming of that promise.
1131	4548	# Gay 75	Praying for a better tomorrow, and willing to fight for it.
1132	4554	# Morning 1	It wasn't the red morning sun, now risen just above the horizon, that had woken you.
1133	4558	# Morning 2	Nor was it the gentle slumbering breath of Joseph against your neck, doing its best to lull you back to sleep.
1134	4562	# Morning 3	What woke you wasn't even the familiar crick at the base of your tail from sleeping on the bedroll, a stiffness you couldn't wait to stretch out.
1135	4566	# Morning 4	It was your thoughts. All the thoughts in your mind, like so many wild horses running, of what may come next.
1136	4570	# Morning 5	What you both had to do.
1137	4574	# Morning 6	The nights spent on a lookout were better than the sleepless nights back at camp, but you still dreaded the dawn that came after.
1138	4578	# Morning 7	At least you had Joseph this time.
1139	4582	# Morning 8	At least you had him for what was to come, you hoped.
1140	4586	# Morning 9	You could feel one big wing of his, wrapped around your stomach, shifting as he started to wake too now.
1141	4590	# Morning 10	As much as you wanted to keep lying here with him for just a few more minutes, you knew you had to get up.
1142	4594	# Morning 11	Coffee wouldn't brew itself.
1143	4598	# Morning 12	You peeled back the blanket as little as you could to let yourself escape, gingerly untucking Joseph's fingers from your side.
1144	4602	# Morning 13	Sliding off the bedroll and through the dirt, you let Joseph's arm down gently.
1145	4606	# Morning 14	Crouching low on your knees you gave his hand a gentle squeeze. Feeling the soft, dry, dusty feathers beneath your fingertips.
1146	4610	# Morning 15	Holding this moment in your head, that it might stay there.
1147	4614	# Morning 16	You stood up, dusting yourself off everywhere you could.
1148	4618	# Morning 17	...Time to get ready.
1149	4622	# Morning 18	Even with Joseph here your morning routine was mostly the same. Just doubled, you supposed.
1150	4626	# Morning 19	Feed and water the horse. Horses. Both of them.
1151	4630	# Morning 20	Make a pot of coffee. Double the amounts though. Let it brew for a little longer too, on the same fire as you'd used last night, together.
1152	4634	# Morning 21	You kept thinking while the coffee boiled. There were many things you didn't have time to think about yet.
1153	4638	# Morning 22	Even so, unimportant thoughts still rose.
1154	4642	# Morning 23	An unimportant thought that kept bubbling up, was how nice it was to not have the usual knot in your stomach.
1155	4646	# Morning 24	The tightness that twisted every time at camp when you had to get food, or a drink, to use the same tools and the same space as the others.
1156	4650	# Morning 25	It was nice not to have to worry right now, you thought, about sharing this.
1157	4654	# Morning 26	Joseph wouldn't complain about having to get coffee from the same pot as you. He wouldn't get angry that you were handling his stuff.
1158	4658	# Morning 27	Could it have always been this easy...?
1159	4662	# Morning 28	Your stomach rumbling snapped you from your thoughts. Of course, you'd forgotten breakfast.
1160	4666	# Morning 29	You went back to your bag and unwrapped some salted pork, holding it between your teeth and tearing a chunk off.
1161	4670	# Morning 30	You always liked how chewy it was, when you weren't in a rush. The rhythm of your jaw grinding it up helped you think.
1162	4674	# Morning 31	Possibilities were rolling around in your mind, dice cast along the branches of a tree. How things might play out.
1163	4678	# Morning 32	Although you couldn't just keep it to yourself, now. For better or worse, this was about the two of you.
1164	4682	# Morning 33	There was both weight and comfort in that thought.
1165	4686	# Morning 34	As you watched the pot start to bubble and steam, you heard the sound of sleepy shuffling, turning to see a waking Joseph.
1166	4690	# Morning 35	He was propped up on one elbow, blearily trying to figure out what was in front of him, rubbing his eyes with one winged hand.
1167	4694	# Morning 36	You saw his pupils contract to the morning sun that was getting brighter and brighter, focusing on you.
1168	4698	# Morning 37, Speaker "Joseph"	"G'morning, pardner. Is that the sweet smell of coffee ah smell brewin'?"
1169	4702	# Morning 38, Speaker "$Player"	"Not sure I'd so call it sweet."
1170	4706	# Morning 39	You looked into the pot at the dark brown, tar-like substance, regretting the large snoutful you got of its acrid, bitter scent.
1171	4710	# Morning 40, Speaker "Joseph"	"Well, the idea's sweet ta me at least. Stuff's damn near magic far as I'm concerned."
1172	4714	# Morning 41	With surprising energy for someone who had just woken up, Joseph whipped the blanket off of him, standing and dusting himself off.
1173	4718	# Morning 42	You watched still as he stretched.
1174	4722	# Morning 43	His fingers locked together, wings pushed and pulled, in front and behind.
1175	4726	# Morning 44	The way the feathers of his neck parted and ruffled as he rolled his head around his shoulders.
1176	4730	# Morning 45	The hem of his shirt, usually tucked in but now loose after a night's sleep, rising ever so slightly as he twisted his body.
1177	4734	# Morning 46	He sighed as he finished, wings on his hips, and met eyes with you.
1178	4738	# Morning 47, Speaker "Joseph"	"...What're you lookin' at?"
1179	4742	# Morning 48, Speaker "$Player"	"Nothing."
1180	4746	# Morning 49, Speaker "Joseph"	"Uh huh."
1181	4750	# Morning 50	A shy smirk crept across his face as he tucked his shirt back in and walked over to you.
1182	4754	# Morning 51, Speaker "Joseph"	"Whatcha eatin'?"
1183	4758	# Morning 52, Speaker "$Player"	"Salt pork. There's some in my bag if you want."
1184	4762	# Morning 53, Speaker "Joseph"	"I think ah will, thank ya kindly."
1185	4766	# Morning 54, Speaker "$Player"	"Can you get some cups too? This coffee looks 'bout done."
1186	4770	# Morning 55	You looked behind you at Joseph, crouched as he dug into your bag, giving you a quick thumbs up.
1187	4774	# Morning 56	You turned to the pot again and stirred it with the spoon a little.
1188	4778	# Morning 57	Joseph came back round and sat beside you, setting two tin cups on the ground with one hand.
1189	4782	# Morning 58	His beak tore at the piece of jerky in his other hand, hungrily swallowing it down after a few chews.
1190	4786	# Morning 59	He picked up the pot and poured you both a hot cup, eagerly tapping his cup with yours before drinking.
1191	4790	# Morning 60, Speaker "Joseph"	"Cheers."
1192	4794	# Morning 61	You both sipped quietly. You could feel the heat of the coffee travelling all the way down your gullet, burning in your belly.
1193	4798	# Morning 62, Speaker "Joseph"	"How did ya sleep?"
1194	4802	# Morning 63, Speaker "$Player"	"Hm, good. Like a pup. Didn't wake once."
1195	4806	# Morning 64, Speaker "Joseph"	"Me too. Slept better than even that hotel ah stayed in one time."
1196	4810	# Morning 65, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah swear, the sheets on that bed were the softest darn thing I've ever touched."
1197	4814	# Morning 66, Speaker "$Player"	"Sounds nice."
1198	4818	# Morning 67, Speaker "Joseph"	"It was. Last night was nicer, mind you."
1199	4822	# Morning 68	Another silence between you now.
1200	4826	# Morning 69	Likely you were both thinking the same thing. Thinking about last night, what you talked about.
1201	4830	# Morning 70	Silence, because if neither of you spoke, maybe nothing would happen.
1202	4834	# Morning 71	Maybe the world would stop turning, and the sun would stop rising.
1203	4838	# Morning 72	Of course, it still does. You can see it, charting its course away from one horizon to the next.
1204	4842	# Morning 73, Speaker "$Player"	"So."
1205	4846	# Morning 74, Speaker "Joseph"	"...So."
1206	4850	# Morning 75, Speaker "$Player"	"What's our plan?"
1207	4854	# Morning 76	Joseph shuffled a little, legs restless.
1208	4858	# Morning 77, Speaker "Joseph"	"We kill Curly Wolf and Black Vulture."
1209	4862	# Morning 78, Speaker "Joseph"	"That's what we said, right?"
1210	4866	# Morning 79	You nodded.
1211	4870	# Morning 80, Speaker "Joseph"	"...Maybe, we don't hafta."
1212	4874	# Morning 81, Speaker "Joseph"	"We could just run away."
1213	4878	# Morning 82, Speaker "$Player"	"We... talked about that Joseph."
1214	4882	# Morning 83, Speaker "$Player"	"If we run we'll spend the rest of our lives looking over our shoulders. We'll never really be safe."
1215	4886	# Morning 84, Speaker "Joseph"	"...Yeah, yer right."
1216	4890	# Morning 85, Speaker "$Player"	"Besides, have you never thought about it?"
1217	4894	# Morning 86, Speaker "Joseph"	"'Course ah have. It's... not that simple though. Everyone around him is loyal, it'd be hard to even get the chance."
1218	4898	# Morning 87, Speaker "Joseph"	"Even if ah killed him ah wouldn't get away with my life."
1219	4902	# Morning 88, Speaker "Joseph"	"And even when I've thought about it, thought about that ideal world where he's got a bullet in his brain and I'm home free..."
1220	4906	# Morning 89, Speaker "Joseph"	"There's nothing after, $Player. Ah could never see what would happen in the rest of my life. It was blank."
1221	4910	# Morning 90, Speaker "Joseph"	"Just a desert."
1222	4914	# Morning 91, Speaker "$Player"	"If you were to kill him now, what do you see?"
1223	4918	# Morning 92	Joseph looked ahead, thinking. The feathers on his face fluttered in the wind.
1224	4922	# Morning 93, Speaker "Joseph"	"...Something, ah suppose. Not nothing, at least."
1225	4926	# Morning 94, Speaker "Joseph"	"...Ah think maybe I can trust that."
1226	4930	# Morning 95, Speaker "Joseph"	"Are we really going to be able to kill them, though?"
1227	4934	# Morning 96, Speaker "$Player"	"I don't know. They bleed and die like anyone else, it's just hard to get a chance."
1228	4938	# Morning 97, Speaker "$Player"	"At some point, our gangs are going to go to Clemency and take us with them, whether we like it or not."
1229	4942	# Morning 98, Speaker "$Player"	"I think we should try to use that to our advantage... unfamiliar place, for them at least."
1230	4946	# Morning 99, Speaker "Joseph"	"What about everyone in town? They... shouldn't hafta be involved with this."
1231	4950	# Morning 100, Speaker "$Player"	"They're already involved. We can't change that."
1232	4954	# Morning 101, Speaker "$Player"	"I just wonder if any of them would help us. I doubt it."
1233	4958	# Morning 102, Speaker "Joseph"	"Do you think..."
1234	4962	# Morning 103	You looked at Joseph, and he turned to look at you too, his brow furrowed.
1235	4966	# Morning 104, Speaker "Joseph", Duplicated with dialogue Plan 13	"Sheriff?"
1236	4970	# Morning 105	You felt a cold dread wash over you, even in the heat of the morning sun.
1237	4974	# Morning 106, Speaker "$Player"	"No, I don't think Sheriff wants anything to do with us. We'd be dead before we even crossed the town line, remember?"
1238	4978	# Morning 107, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah know, ah know, it just... there was something about it. How Sheriff was when we were told to leave."
1239	4982	# Morning 108, Speaker "Joseph"	"I don't know if ah fully believed it."
1240	4986	# Morning 109, Speaker "$Player"	"Sorry Joseph, I think that's just wishful thinking."
1241	4990	# Morning 110, Speaker "Joseph"	"Hey, you listen to me now, I ain't makin' it up."
1242	4994	# Morning 111	His voice was suddenly sterner, the timidness that had been in his voice now gone.
1243	4998	# Morning 112, Speaker "Joseph"	"I'm telling you, Sheriff... ah don't think Sheriff wanted to tell us to leave."
1244	5002	# Morning 113, Speaker "Joseph"	"There was something far too sad about it."
1245	5006	# Morning 114, Speaker "Joseph"	"You saw it too, right? I'm not imaginin' it?"
1246	5010	# Morning 115	You thought back. It had hurt too much to dwell on it, but now you thought about it, you had to agree.
1247	5014	# Morning 116	It wasn't like other times, when you'd been exiled or barred from places. There was anger but there was also... frustration.
1248	5018	# Morning 117	Disappointment.
1249	5022	# Morning 118	That wasn't normal.
1250	5026	# Morning 119, Speaker "$Player"	"...You might be right."
1251	5030	# Morning 120, Speaker "$Player"	"Even so, I don't think we can go waltzing back in to Clemency and expect Sheriff to welcome us with open arms."
1252	5034	# Morning 121, Speaker "$Player"	"We still don't even have a plan."
1253	5038	# Morning 122, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah think we need to talk to Sheriff. Even if we don't have a plan, Sheriff needs to know what's comin'."
1254	5042	# Morning 123, Speaker "$Player", Duplicated with dialogue Ending 37	"Yeah. Yeah, you're right."
1255	5046	# Morning 124, Speaker "$Player"	"I just don't know how."
1256	5050	# Morning 125, Speaker "$Player"	"We'd need to get to Sheriff without being seen, ideally. I don't want to risk getting shot, however unlikely."
1257	5054	# Morning 126	Without being seen...
1258	5058	# Morning 127	You set your coffee down, getting up and walking to the edge of the cliff.
1259	5062	# Morning 128	You didn't need binoculars to see the shape of the town from up here, how the land moved and shallowed down towards the buildings.
1260	5066	# Morning 129	You looked along the cliff, in the opposite direction to where you'd gone yesterday.
1261	5070	# Morning 130, Speaker "$Player"	"Hey Joseph."
1262	5074	# Morning 131, Speaker "$Player"	"I think... if we ride our horses this way, we could maybe get to the town from the back."
1263	5078	# Morning 132, Speaker "$Player"	"Sheriff's office is at the back of the town there. If we surrender ourselves, we might get to talk to Sheriff."
1264	5082	# Morning 133	Joseph got up from where he was and walked over to you, looking along the cliff where you were pointing, sipping his coffee.
1265	5086	# Morning 134, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ehh... ugh, yeah. That could work."
1266	5090	# Morning 135, Speaker "$Player"	"What, not a fan of the idea?"
1267	5094	# Morning 136, Speaker "Joseph"	"Oh, no we can do that, this coffee is just mighty vile."
1268	5098	# Morning 137	He held the cup over the edge and tipped it upside down, the brown sludge falling into the sand below.
1269	5102	# Morning 138, Speaker "Joseph"	"Less get going. We don't have much time 'fore both of us'll be needing to head back to our gangs."
1270	5106	# Morning 139, Speaker "$Player"	"Yeah, 'course."
1271	5110	# Morning 140	You took one last look along the cliff face, then started helping Joseph clear up the camp, making haste to get on your horses.
1272	5116	# Plan 1	You rode as quick as you could down the cliff face, taking a long route around the back of the town.
1273	5120	# Plan 2	Climbing off your horses, you tied them up out of sight behind a rocky outcropping.
1274	5124	# Plan 3	You started your cautious walk to the edge of the town together, cautious about being spotted.
1275	5128	# Plan 4	Sheriff's office was right in front of you, the squat building backing up onto this side of the desert.
1276	5132	# Plan 5	Two square windows were cut into this face of the building, holes in the frame from where bars once were.
1277	5136	# Plan 6	As you got closer, you listened out for anything that might tell you where Sheriff was.
1278	5140	# Plan 7	The rhythmic tapping of wood carried on the wind to you from the front porch.
1279	5144	# Plan 8	Carefully, you and Joseph sidled up to the building. Sticking close to the side you shuffled along the stone wall, cold in the shade.
1280	5148	# Plan 9	At the edge, you slowly peeked your head out, squinting through the morning sun.
1281	5152	# Plan 10	Sheriff was sitting on the porch outside, looking out into the town, cane tapping idly on the wooden boards. You hadn't been noticed yet.
1282	5156	# Plan 11	You pulled your head back and nodded to Joseph, him nodding back in turn.
1283	5160	# Plan 12	You both drew your guns, backs to the wall, and called out.
1284	5164	# Plan 13, Speaker "$Player", Duplicated with dialogue Morning 104	"Sheriff?"
1285	5168	# Plan 14	You hear the panicked shuffling of someone getting out of their chair, and the cocking of a gun.
1286	5172	# Plan 15, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Who goes there!"
1287	5176	# Plan 16, Speaker "$Player"	"It's us, Sheriff, Joseph and $Player. We mean you no harm."
1288	5180	# Plan 17	As you heard Sheriff's footsteps coming towards you round the corner, you both put your hands up, guns hanging limply by the fingertips.
1289	5184	# Plan 18	You stepped back from the building and out of the shade as Sheriff came to face you, a gun loosely pointed in your direction.
1290	5188	# Plan 19, Speaker "Sheriff"	"...What am I lookin' at here, why are you back? Are you surrenderin'?"
1291	5192	# Plan 20, Speaker "$Player"	"Yeah, kinda... Sheriff, we need to talk. For real, this time."
1292	5196	# Plan 21, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Oh yeah? And I'm s'posed to believe any collywobble you say now, am I?"
1293	5200	# Plan 22, Speaker "$Player"	"No, we..."
1294	5204	# Plan 23, Speaker "Joseph"	"We know we betrayed yer trust."
1295	5208	# Plan 24, Speaker "Joseph"	"We lied to ya about why we were here, but we didn't lie about the danger to the town."
1296	5212	# Plan 25, Speaker "Joseph"	"We're askin' you fer a chance to explain ourselves."
1297	5216	# Plan 26	Sheriff's brow was furrowed, you could see that even under the tough and scaled skin. A few moments of silence passed between you.
1298	5220	# Plan 27	Sheriff holstered the gun slowly and calmly, the click of it uncocking letting you breathe freely again.
1299	5224	# Plan 28, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Come into the office then, if we have things to discuss."
1300	5228	# Plan 29	You gave each other a look of relief as Sheriff turned to walk back. You put your guns away as well and followed the lizard round.
1301	5232	# Plan 30	The office was darker inside than yesterday, the morning sun not quite shining in the same way.
1302	5236	# Plan 31	Sheriff stood with both hands on the cane, face curious and stern, still untrusting.
1303	5240	# Plan 32, Speaker "Sheriff"	"So, boys. What do we need to talk about?"
1304	5244	# Plan 33	You looked at Joseph, and he met your eyes. They were darting about in the small way they do, even when you're focusing on a point.
1305	5248	# Plan 34	He gave you a little wink. That was all you needed.
1306	5252	# Plan 35, Speaker "$Player"	"Yesterday, when we told you about those outlaws heading here, that... wasn't a lie. Or I guess it was a white lie."
1307	5256	# Plan 36, Speaker "$Player"	"Our gangs know about this place, and they're gonna be coming here, gold or not."
1308	5260	# Plan 37, Speaker "Sheriff"	"So you were scoutin' our town out. Makes sense."
1309	5264	# Plan 38, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Still, I don't see what's stoppin' you from lying about this town. You both know we can't do much to defend ourselves from a whole gang."
1310	5268	# Plan 39, Speaker "Sheriff"	"So frankly, if I'm picking up what you're puttin' down - and you don't want to hurt us - then just lie to 'em."
1311	5272	# Plan 40, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Tell 'em we're armed to the teeth. Scare 'em off, they won't be stupid enough to still try."
1312	5276	# Plan 41, Speaker "$Player"	"I... guess we could, but-"
1313	5280	# Plan 42, Speaker "Sheriff"	"But what? Look I appreciate you tryin' to come clean and help somehow, but this ain't our business, you see."
1314	5284	# Plan 43, Speaker "$Player"	"It's not one gang, it's two. I'm from the Curly Wolf gang."
1315	5288	# Plan 44, Speaker "Joseph"	"And I'm from Black Vulture's."
1316	5292	# Plan 45, Speaker "Sheriff"	"...You're from two different gangs? Well, I'll be damned. You seemed so friendly with each other."
1317	5296	# Plan 46, Speaker "$Player"	"The thing is Sheriff, we..."
1318	5300	# Plan 47, Speaker "Joseph"	"We don't wanna work for 'em anymore. Curly Wolf and Black Vulture. We wanna kill them."
1319	5304	# Plan 48, Speaker "Joseph"	"We need each other's help to do that, we can't do it alone, y'see?"
1320	5308	# Plan 49	Your heart was beating fast in your chest. Saying it out loud, saying it to Sheriff, changed things.
1321	5312	# Plan 50	Before you could convince yourself otherwise, you took Joseph's hand in yours, squeezing it tight as you stood next to him.
1322	5316	# Plan 51, Speaker "$Player"	"Yeah. Besides, there's no guarantee we'd be able to convince them not to come here even if we did lie to them."
1323	5320	# Plan 52, Speaker "$Player"	"We need your help too, Sheriff."
1324	5324	# Plan 53	Sheriff's face remained stern, or maybe concerned you thought. Eyebrows flat across the eyes. Thinking.
1325	5328	# Plan 54, Speaker "Sheriff"	"...You boys are sure about this? This is what you have to do?"
1326	5332	# Plan 55, Speaker "$Player"	"Yes."
1327	5336	# Plan 56, Speaker "Joseph", Duplicated with dialogue Town Hall 170, Goodbye 32	"Yeah."
1328	5340	# Plan 57	Joseph's hand moved, ensuring the grip of his fingers interlocked with yours.
1329	5344	# Plan 58, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Psh... getting a little old for things like this, but alright."
1330	5348	# Plan 59, Speaker "Sheriff"	"I can't in good conscience endanger the people in this town, but I think I might be able to help."
1331	5352	# Plan 60	Sheriff got up and started pacing.
1332	5356	# Plan 61, Speaker "Sheriff"	"So your two gangs, they're both gonna come here?"
1333	5360	# Plan 62, Speaker "$Player"	"Yeah, I know Curly Wolf will for sure."
1334	5364	# Plan 63, Speaker "Joseph"	"Black Vulture is bored, ah can tell. He's itching to do somethin'."
1335	5368	# Plan 64, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Hmm. Any history between 'em, any scuffles?"
1336	5372	# Plan 65, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Would they fight or make a truce if they met?"
1337	5376	# Plan 66, Speaker "Joseph"	"Black Vulture has said before he'd fight Curly Wolf, but ah dunno if Curly even knows he exists."
1338	5380	# Plan 67, Speaker "$Player"	"Curly Wolf wouldn't work with another gang unless he had to. I don't think he'd give up this place so easily."
1339	5384	# Plan 68, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Seems to me like them meeting up would be beneficial to your goals, don't you agree?"
1340	5388	# Plan 69, Speaker "$Player"	"A fight between them would be chaotic... but maybe that's what we need."
1341	5392	# Plan 70, Speaker "Joseph"	"Someone might even finish them off for us."
1342	5396	# Plan 71, Speaker "$Player"	"It would be dangerous for us though, too."
1343	5400	# Plan 72, Speaker "Joseph"	"Well now, hold on. When do the lookouts get caught in the scuffle? Almost never, unless we start it."
1344	5404	# Plan 73, Speaker "Joseph"	"If anythin', we should be the safest ones of the bunch."
1345	5408	# Plan 74, Speaker "$Player"	"You're right, you're right."
1346	5412	# Plan 75, Speaker "Sheriff"	"If you can delay their arrivals, then I might have a solution for you."
1347	5416	# Plan 76, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Clemency gets supplies, monthly. They arrive by train about a day and a half's ride from here, that's where the nearest station is."
1348	5420	# Plan 77, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Since it's a whole town's supplies, and the trip is long, everyone in Clemency goes in a wagon together."
1349	5424	# Plan 78, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Easiest and safest for alla us."
1350	5428	# Plan 79, Speaker "Sheriff"	"As luck would have it, that's in three days."
1351	5432	# Plan 80, Speaker "$Player"	"...So the town'll be completely empty?"
1352	5436	# Plan 81, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Not a soul, I can guarantee that. We ride early in the morning and ain't back till the next day."
1353	5440	# Plan 82, Speaker "Sheriff"	"You get your gangs here on that day, and do what you need to do. Best I can come up with on short notice."
1354	5444	# Plan 83, Speaker "Joseph"	"That could work. Not like we have any other plan, and anything could happen, but it's better than nothin'."
1355	5448	# Plan 84	Things were happening so fast. Sheriff really wanted to help, this was incredible.
1356	5452	# Plan 85	Was this really happening? Was this something you could do?
1357	5456	# Plan 86, Speaker "$Player"	"Three days, right? We need to both be here in three days."
1358	5460	# Plan 87, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Yup. Do you think you can do that?"
1359	5464	# Plan 88, Speaker "Joseph"	"I think we can."
1360	5468	# Plan 89	Joseph looked at you, both of you holding each other's hand tighter.
1361	5472	# Plan 90, Speaker "Joseph"	"We have to."
1362	5476	# Plan 91, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Good, good."
1363	5480	# Plan 92, Speaker "Sheriff"	"And, thank you. For trusting me with this. You took a real gamble comin' back here."
1364	5484	# Plan 93, Speaker "$Player"	"No, thank you, Sheriff. Really and truly."
1365	5488	# Plan 94, Speaker "$Player"	"I hope to see you again, when this is over."
1366	5492	# Plan 95, Speaker "Sheriff"	"God willing, you'll make good on that promise."
1367	5496	# Plan 96, Speaker "Joseph"	"Fer sure."
1368	5500	# Plan 97, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah think we both needta get going, now. We'll be expected back today."
1369	5504	# Plan 98, Speaker "$Player"	"Yeah, we need to start riding soon."
1370	5508	# Plan 99, Speaker "Sheriff"	"God speed, then, both of you. Keep yourselves safe."
1371	5512	# Plan 100	You felt sick to your stomach and light on your feet. You nodded at Sheriff, and left, still holding Joseph's hand.
1372	5518	# Goodbye 1	Back with your horses, you made last minute checks of your bags, ensuring everything was secure for the long trip back.
1373	5522	# Goodbye 2	Three days from now... three days from now you'd be back. Both of you.
1374	5526	# Goodbye 3	Some part of you dreaded needing to start this journey. Lingering on the feeling of standing here, not moving.
1375	5530	# Goodbye 4	So much had changed since you got here. Now, you might be risking it all.
1376	5534	# Goodbye 5	Doesn't feel fair. The idea of losing something you only just found, only just got the chance for.
1377	5538	# Goodbye 6	You shoved it down, though. The ride back was long, you didn't need that kind of worry gnawing at your heart.
1378	5542	# Goodbye 7	Pity for you, that every time you saw his face, even a glance as you checked your saddle - it all came rising to the top once more.
1379	5546	# Goodbye 8	Like a drowning man, pushed under the waves, breaching the surface again as he refuses to sink.
1380	5550	# Goodbye 9, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah think I'm all ready."
1381	5554	# Goodbye 10, Speaker "$Player"	"...Me too."
1382	5558	# Goodbye 11	Joseph stood by your side now, waiting for you to turn and look at him.
1383	5562	# Goodbye 12	You contemplated just getting in the saddle, not lingering for longer than you had to.
1384	5566	# Goodbye 13	You felt the light touch of his hand on your shoulder.
1385	5570	# Goodbye 14	Twisting, pressing your face now over his shoulder, arms clinging round his side, you were holding him before you could think.
1386	5574	# Goodbye 15	Joseph said nothing. He did nothing too, for a moment, until you felt the weight of his arms on your back tightly clinging to you.
1387	5578	# Goodbye 16	Your hand took a great fistful of his clothes between your fingers where they lay, and as you held him tighter, he squeezed you even more.
1388	5582	# Goodbye 17	You wouldn't care right now if he squeezed you hard enough to break a rib.
1389	5586	# Goodbye 18	Feathers on his neck tickled your face and poked your closed eye. You could feel the way his back bent as he leaned ever so slightly over you.
1390	5590	# Goodbye 19	You don't know how long the hug lasted, but eventually you let go.
1391	5594	# Goodbye 20	You could feel imprints on your skin from where the hardness of his clothes, his buttons, his belt, had dug into you. Still, you didn't mind.
1392	5598	# Goodbye 21	He held you still, facing each other. Holding each other's arms, looking at each other.
1393	5602	# Goodbye 22	Joseph's eyes flicked around your face, and to the top of your head, holding his gaze there for a moment before leaning in.
1394	5606	# Goodbye 23	You felt the gentle prod of his beak on your scalp, the sharp edges tugging at your fur.
1395	5610	# Goodbye 24	He preened through a few more times, pulling gently and spitting the loose hairs to the side.
1396	5614	# Goodbye 25	Done, he pulled back, his face a little sheepish.
1397	5618	# Goodbye 26, Speaker "Joseph"	"There, that's better. Need to look yer best when you go back."
1398	5622	# Goodbye 27, Speaker "$Player"	"Thought your mama said it was impolite to use your beak, hm?"
1399	5626	# Goodbye 28, Speaker "Joseph"	"Well, she's not here. 'Sides, ah think you fit the, uh, criteria."
1400	5630	# Goodbye 29, Speaker "$Player", Duplicated with dialogue Eating 215	"...Thank you."
1401	5634	# Goodbye 30	Your cheeks were hot and flush with what felt like all the blood in your body. You were sure you could see the same under his feathers.
1402	5638	# Goodbye 31, Speaker "Joseph"	"I'll see you in three days, y'hear?"
1403	5642	# Goodbye 32, Speaker "$Player", Duplicated with dialogue Town Hall 170, Plan 56	"Yeah."
1404	5646	# Goodbye 33, Speaker "Joseph"	"We'll kill those bastards."
1405	5650	# Goodbye 34, Speaker "$Player"	"Yeah..."
1406	5654	# Goodbye 35	You nodded. His hands trailed your arms as he walked away to his horse.
1407	5658	# Goodbye 36	You got up in to your saddle too, the reins familiar in your hand.
1408	5662	# Goodbye 37	Joseph trotted his horse round up alongside you, facing the opposite way.
1409	5666	# Goodbye 38, Speaker "Joseph"	"Well, pardner. Time to go."
1410	5670	# Goodbye 39, Speaker "$Player"	"Wait, Joseph, just... promise me, if something goes wrong, you'll run."
1411	5674	# Goodbye 40, Speaker "$Player"	"Promise?"
1412	5678	# Goodbye 41, Speaker "$Player"	"Killing them isn't worth it if you die too."
1413	5682	# Goodbye 42, Speaker "Joseph"	"If you run, ah run. They ain't worth the effort of dyin'."
1414	5686	# Goodbye 43	You smiled at him with the same type of smile as when you left home. Weak and worn, but relieved all the same.
1415	5690	# Goodbye 44, Speaker "Joseph"	"G'bye, $Player."
1416	5694	# Goodbye 45, Speaker "$Player"	"See you soon, Joseph."
1417	5698	# Goodbye 46	You both started your horses moving, gently trotting until you were no longer beside each other.
1418	5702	# Goodbye 47	You heard Joseph give a "Cyawh!" and his horse set off at speed, kicking up dust into the air when you looked behind you.
1419	5706	# Goodbye 48	You set your own horse into a gallop, the rush of the wind in your ears as you rode through and out of Clemency.
1420	5710	# Goodbye 49	Back to your gang.
1421	5714	# Goodbye 50	Back to the man you were plotting to kill.
1422	5720	# Hideout 1	The midday sun hung harsh and bright in the sky as you made it back to the camp, you and your horse both tired from the ride.
1423	5724	# Hideout 2	The current hideout of Curly Wolf and co. was a ramshackle affair, nestled in the depths of rolling hills, hidden from the sight of any passerby.
1424	5728	# Hideout 3	Riding slowly in, you climbed off your horse onto the sun baked ground, and led it over to tie it up with the others.
1425	5732	# Hideout 4	The smell of food wafted, but you could see people cleaning up already. You'd missed lunch.
1426	5736	# Hideout 5	As you made to leave the horse, a sudden thought struck you, and you doubled back to scramble about in your bag.
1427	5740	# Hideout 6	Where was it? You hadn't left it behind, surely.
1428	5744	# Hideout 7	The trickle of panic that had started to leak into your chest thankfully stopped, as your fingers felt the soft brush of what you were looking for.
1429	5748	# Hideout 8	You pulled the feather Joseph gave you out of your bag, holding it closely to yourself. You let out a short gasp of a sigh.
1430	5752	# Hideout 9, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Oi! Tomboy!"
1431	5756	# Hideout 10	Your ears pricked up and you stood up straight at the sound of Curly Wolf shouting at you. You hastily tucked the feather away in your pocket.
1432	5760	# Hideout 11	You turned and made your way over to Curly, eyes down at the ground, avoiding the looks of the others.
1433	5764	# Hideout 12, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"You know how things work around here, don't you tomboy?"
1434	5768	# Hideout 13, Speaker "$Player"	"...Yes."
1435	5772	# Hideout 14	Curly grabbed a handful of your poncho, pulling you forward, stumbling, before roughly shoving you off your feet onto your back.
1436	5776	# Hideout 15	You'd learned how to take a fall by now. You didn't scramble, you just let yourself lay in the dirt for a moment, waiting.
1437	5780	# Hideout 16, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Get up."
1438	5784	# Hideout 17	You pressed your hand to the ground and got up, not too fast and not too slow.
1439	5788	# Hideout 18	The others still got a laugh out of this routine, but you were too bored of it to be embarrassed anymore.
1440	5792	# Hideout 19, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"If you know how things work, then I shouldn't hafta punish you for not doing what you're told."
1441	5796	# Hideout 20, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"When you come back, you come straight to me with what you found. You don't stand around playing with your little horsie."
1442	5800	# Hideout 21, Speaker "$Player"	"...Yes, boss."
1443	5804	# Hideout 22, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Right. Come on then, spit it out."
1444	5808	# Hideout 23, Speaker "$Player"	"I found the town. Place called Clemency. It's got some gold, from mines, but no bank or anything like that."
1445	5812	# Hideout 24	What would you say now? If Curly knew Sheriff was the only person there who even resembles a lawman he'd just go barging right in.
1446	5816	# Hideout 25	This lie was crucial. He couldn't catch you out.
1447	5820	# Hideout 26, Speaker "$Player"	"Place looked armed to the teeth, even so. All the townsfolk had some way of defending themselves, no gun laws like other places."
1448	5824	# Hideout 27, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Well, shit. Was hoping it'd be a breeze, we need an easy win right now."
1449	5828	# Hideout 28, Speaker "$Player"	"We- I, found out from Sh- uh the Sheriff that. That the place is gonna be empty soon."
1450	5832	# Hideout 29	You were focused on a hill in the distance, not daring to look directly at him.
1451	5836	# Hideout 30	Still, on the edge of your vision you could see Curly's eyes narrowed, staring at your face. Studying it.
1452	5840	# Hideout 31, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"How come?"
1453	5844	# Hideout 32, Speaker "$Player"	"Overheard that they retrieve supplies for the town every so often, and the next caravan drive is in three days."
1454	5848	# Hideout 33, Speaker "$Player"	"Whole town is going to be going, it'll be empty and unguarded."
1455	5852	# Hideout 34	The suspicion in Curly's eyes melted into a smugness, and a grin split his face from ear to ear.
1456	5856	# Hideout 35, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Hot damn. Now that is an easy win."
1457	5860	# Hideout 36	He turned his face away from you, shouting into the air of the camp.
1458	5864	# Hideout 37, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Boys! Three days from now, we're gonna be rich!"
1459	5868	# Hideout 38	He walked away around the camp, kept talking, hyping it up, riling everyone up for what was to come.
1460	5872	# Hideout 39	You didn't need to listen anymore. Your job was done for now.
1461	5876	# Hideout 40	You went back to being invisible. Staying out of the way. The usual.
1462	5880	# Hideout 41	That night, the hills were full of the sound of howling, cheering, drunken songs as the Curly Wolf gang prematurely celebrated their victory.
1463	5884	# Hideout 42	This was a bigger deal than you had maybe anticipated. In any case, your goal was the same, and they didn't know what was coming.
1464	5888	# Hideout 43	Curly Wolf, didn't know what was coming. He was the cockiest you'd ever seen him.		False
1465	5892	# Hideout 44	The days after were a blur. If you weren't needed to help with some menial work somewhere in camp, you were just sleeping in your tent.
1466	5896	# Hideout 45	Trying to avoid the blazing heat, keeping out of everyone's way, like you always did.
1467	5900	# Hideout 46	Waiting, just like everyone else, for the day you'd ride out.
1468	5904	# Hideout 47	On the night before you were due to leave, you snuck out of your tent, out to where no one would see you.
1469	5908	# Hideout 48	Away from the camp, the sounds of it echoing lightly through the air, you clambered halfway down a hill and sat.
1470	5912	# Hideout 49	You didn't do this often. Who knew when someone might come to your tent, needing to drag you away for something.
1471	5916	# Hideout 50	You couldn't risk it often, being unfindable. But you thought it important enough to do tonight.
1472	5920	# Hideout 51	To come out here and breathe in the cool night air. To stare into the sky, across the horizon, at the blanket of stars in the sky.
1473	5924	# Hideout 52	Trying to pinpoint constellations you were told about when you were much younger.
1474	5928	# Hideout 53	You wondered if Joseph knew any... you didn't think about it at the time.
1475	5932	# Hideout 54	The feather was in your pocket still. The safest place you could think to keep it.
1476	5936	# Hideout 55	At night, when the lights were out, and the tent was filled with the sound of someone snoring, you'd hold it in your hand.
1477	5940	# Hideout 56	Flicking through it with the claw of your thumb, feeling the smoothness against your fingers, just for a bit, before you put it back.
1478	5944	# Hideout 57	It helped you get to sleep.
1479	5948	# Hideout 58	Again, now, while you were alone and sitting under the stars, you pulled it out of your pocket.
1480	5952	# Hideout 59	Fiddling with it in your hand, feeling it tickle the pads of your palm.
1481	5956	# Hideout 60	Your mind wanted to wander, to think about important things. To think about all the ways tomorrow could go wrong.
1482	5960	# Hideout 61	To think about what might happen to you both.
1483	5964	# Hideout 62	You didn't let it. The feather helped, too. For once, you just let yourself be calm.
1484	5968	# Hideout 63	You'll see him tomorrow. Until then, worrying would do you no good.
1485	5972	# Hideout 64	You imagined that was the kind of thing he'd say to you, if he were here. Sitting next to you.
1486	5976	# Hideout 65	The imagined weight of his head on your shoulder. The thought of his warmth sidled up next to you.
1487	5980	# Hideout 66	All the things you wouldn't feel again, if you lost him.
1488	5984	# Hideout 67, Duplicated with dialogue Riding 9, Meeting 75, Eating 115, Easter Exit 7	...
1489	5988	# Hideout 68	You'll see him tomorrow.
1490	5994	# Returning 1	It's the morning.
1491	5998	# Returning 2	You're awake early. You didn't sleep much anyway, as much as you tried to.
1492	6002	# Returning 3	The sun was as bright as always coming through the yellowed fabric of the tent.
1493	6006	# Returning 4	You laid awake, waiting for others to get up. Waiting for Curly Wolf.
1494	6010	# Returning 5	He'd start rallying guys together for the ride to Clemency soon enough. You needed to make sure you were there.
1495	6014	# Returning 6	The minutes ticked by, and you heard more people get up, the camp coming to life once more with the sounds of work and talk.
1496	6018	# Returning 7	You got up and got yourself ready, sitting on your bedroll after and waiting more.
1497	6022	# Returning 8	Then, the voice of Curly Wolf.
1498	6026	# Returning 9, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Alright, boys, gather round! We're heading to the town of Clemency this morning."
1499	6030	# Returning 10, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"I need ten or so men with me to haul valuables, it's around a half day's ride from here."
1500	6034	# Returning 11, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Who's comin' to get our gold?"
1501	6038	# Returning 12	You heard all this as you were leaving your tent, making your way to the small crowd of canines.
1502	6042	# Returning 13	Instantly there were people joining, eager to prove themselves, to get their hands on real gold. One, two, three already...
1503	6046	# Returning 14	You subtly pushed your way through the crowd, trying to reach the front.
1504	6050	# Returning 15	Pushed out the edge of the crowd by the huddling bodies, you found yourself standing in front of Curly.
1505	6054	# Returning 16	He stared at you even as he clapped the hands and shoulders of other guys walking past, joining the excitable group.
1506	6058	# Returning 17, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"What you standin' there for, tomboy? We don't need any little pups to help shift the goods."
1507	6062	# Returning 18	You needed to be on this crew. You... couldn't talk back to him though, you didn't know what to say. What could you say?
1508	6066	# Returning 19	You just kept standing there.
1509	6070	# Returning 20, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"You think you're gonna be of any help with this scrawny stick?"
1510	6074	# Returning 21	He grabbed your arm, raising it up and down, shaking it by the wrist.
1511	6078	# Returning 22	Every inch of you was screaming to snatch your arm from his hand, but you knew what would happen if you did.
1512	6082	# Returning 23	He threw your arm back at you, making you stumble a little.
1513	6086	# Returning 24, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Go make yourself useful someplace else. I only need real men for this trip."
1514	6090	# Returning 25	You had to say something. You had to. You had to. You had to be there.
1515	6094	# Returning 26, Speaker "$Player"	"I... You'll need a lookout."
1516	6098	# Returning 27	He was looking at the assembled group, doing a quick headcount.
1517	6102	# Returning 28, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Alright boys, that's ten, be ready to move out in five minutes."
1518	6106	# Returning 29	He didn't seem to hear you... your words were quiet, whispered.
1519	6110	# Returning 30	You tried again.
1520	6114	# Returning 31, Speaker "$Player"	"You'll need a lookout, Curly."
1521	6118	# Returning 32	His ears twitched. He still didn't turn to face you.
1522	6122	# Returning 33, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"I heard you the first time. Stop yapping at me about bullshit."
1523	6126	# Returning 34, Speaker "$Player"	"We don't know when the townsfolk will be back."
1524	6130	# Returning 35, Speaker "$Player"	"It'll be bad if they come back while you're there, and even worse if there's no one keeping an eye out."
1525	6134	# Returning 36, Speaker "$Player"	"Y'all will have your hands full already."
1526	6138	# Returning 37	You heard him sigh, and a little growl rose in his throat, before it subsided into nothing.
1527	6142	# Returning 38, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Fine then, tomboy. If you're that eager to come, I suppose I'll hafta let you."
1528	6146	# Returning 39, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"You're riding in the wagon. You don't need a horse."
1529	6150	# Returning 40	No, you didn't get that privilege when other people needed them, you supposed.
1530	6154	# Returning 41	The wagon was fine by you. You knew it was a punishment of kinds, that you'd be riding in it on the way back too, along with everything else.
1531	6158	# Returning 42	Boxes and sacks and supplies and whatnot, all bumping about, hoping none of them fall over and hit you.
1532	6162	# Returning 43	Cramped space with nowhere to sit or lie, just standing for hours waiting for it to stop.
1533	6166	# Returning 44, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Get a move on."
1534	6170	# Returning 45	You followed after Curly to get ready.
1535	6174	# Returning 46	Of course, what Curly didn't know, was that you weren't gonna be coming back here.
1536	6178	# Returning 47	Neither of you were.
1537	6184	# Arrival 1	From where you sat, slumped in the corner of the wagon, the wind whistled through the gaps in the canvas next to your head.
1538	6188	# Arrival 2	The edges flap, the wind ruffling your clothes and your fur, drying up your nose as you sit with your knees up.
1539	6192	# Arrival 3	The wagon rocks and bumps as its dragged by horse through the desert, and this corner is the only place you feel safe enough to stay.
1540	6196	# Arrival 4	You could at least keep yourself steady even as it tried to knock you about, clinging onto the wooden frame.
1541	6200	# Arrival 5	Looking toward the entrance of the wagon, where the covering split down the middle, you couldn't see much.
1542	6204	# Arrival 6	Or rather, what you could see were great clouds of dust, billowing out from the wheels and into the dry air.
1543	6208	# Arrival 7	As uncomfortable as the wagon was, at least it provided you shelter from the sun, unlike riding on horseback.
1544	6212	# Arrival 8	The winds coursing past your ears were welcome too, cooling your head that was swimming with thoughts.
1545	6216	# Arrival 9	You knew you were close to Clemency now. The entourage had been travelling long enough.
1546	6220	# Arrival 10	As you got closer and closer, the minutes stretched on, you felt sick to your stomach. Less so butterflies, more like hornets.
1547	6224	# Arrival 11	This was going to be it. This was what you'd been waiting for - not just for days, but... years, really. A chance like this.
1548	6228	# Arrival 12	All the anxieties and concerns you'd pushed down last night were rushing back up, like geysers.
1549	6232	# Arrival 13	What if Joseph wasn't there? What if his gang wasn't there? What if you reach Clemency and Curly realises you were lying?
1550	6236	# Arrival 14	What if you couldn't kill them both? Or they demolished the town, and Sheriff came back to find nothing left?
1551	6240	# Arrival 15	To find you'd broken your promise? What if you were killed, quickly, or slowly? You'd seen Curly kill traitors before.
1552	6244	# Arrival 16	The simple fear of dying took hold of your heart. The chill of the reaper's shadow.
1553	6248	# Arrival 17	...No. This wasn't going to be it. This isn't all there was going to be.
1554	6252	# Arrival 18	You'd see him again, soon. You'd do what you had to, together. This wasn't going to be it. There would be more, after.
1555	6256	# Arrival 19	It was hard for you to imagine, but you knew it to be true. There would be days after today. You wanted to see them.
1556	6260	# Arrival 20	And if you die, at least it was for a reason. You sure as Hell weren't going to go out without a fight.
1557	6264	# Arrival 21	This was a risk you'd always be willing to take. You and Joseph would take it together, and you were going to see it through.
1558	6268	# Arrival 22	You steeled your resolve, locking the furnace of your heart so that no one may put it out.
1559	6272	# Arrival 23	The rumble of the wagon started to slow.
1560	6276	# Arrival 24	The rocking back and forth became gentler and gentler, until everything came to a stop with a small lurch.
1561	6280	# Arrival 25	The constant motion that had been in your body was gone all of a sudden. Everything seemed impossibly still.
1562	6284	# Arrival 26	Like when the many conversations in a bar all died down suddenly, leaving it quiet in a strange moment.
1563	6288	# Arrival 27	You heard the thud of Curly jumping off of his horse, and crawled the floor of the wagon to the front.
1564	6292	# Arrival 28	Curly came and opened the low wooden door, letting you slide out of the wagon and jump out.
1565	6296	# Arrival 29	The light of the late morning sun was blinding, and you held your arm over your brow to shelter your eyes.
1566	6300	# Arrival 30	As your eyes adjusted, the bright desert became clearer. Hazy rock formations in the distance became familiar.
1567	6304	# Arrival 31	Walking round the wagon you saw the shapes of buildings that set your teeth on edge. The town of Clemency.
1568	6308	# Arrival 32, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Here we are, boys! What a shithole. No one here, at least."
1569	6312	# Arrival 33, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"We'll take what we're here for and leave sharpish. Won't know what hit 'em. Ain't that right, tomboy?"
1570	6316	# Arrival 34	He slapped you hard on the back.
1571	6320	# Arrival 35	There was an anticipation in the air amongst yourselves. This was the place they'd been waiting for.
1572	6324	# Arrival 36	You'd been waiting for it too, but, the anticipation was not one of eagerness.
1573	6328	# Arrival 37	Even in your brief visit here many things had happened. In some way, being back in Clemency was comforting.
1574	6332	# Arrival 38	Despite that, you couldn't ignore the chill in your veins at the prospect of what will come next. There was no backing out now.
1575	6336	# Arrival 39	It felt like those few times in the past, when the fuse on a stick of dynamite had been lit, and you were still holding it.
1576	6340	# Arrival 40	There was only going to be a few moments more until the spark reached the end of the wick.
1577	6344	# Arrival 41	Curly started walking into the town, and you followed suit with everyone else, staying close behind him.
1578	6348	# Arrival 42	Clemency was dead quiet, not a soul in sight - just like Sheriff said it'd be.
1579	6352	# Arrival 43	He studied the town as you walked down the main street, peering through windows, drawing up plans in his head.
1580	6356	# Arrival 44	Every building you walked past filled you with a little more fear. You were still waiting for something to happen.
1581	6360	# Arrival 45	For anyone else to appear. Soon enough, Curly would want to get started for real, and ask you where the gold was supposed to be.
1582	6364	# Arrival 46	Then, at the end of the street, you saw what you were waiting for. Who you were waiting for.
1583	6368	# Arrival 47	A hazy, clumped group of guys, making their way up onto the main street from the other side of the town. As they got closer, it became clearer.
1584	6372	# Arrival 48	The figure of a tall and slender bird, with many others in tow straggling behind him, much like you behind Curly.
1585	6376	# Arrival 49	Curly stopped as he spotted the group too, staring them down.
1586	6380	# Arrival 50, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"...Now who the Hell is that in my town?"
1587	6384	# Arrival 51	He started walking again, with purpose and menace, and they quickened their pace in turn towards you.
1588	6388	# Arrival 52	You felt your heart beating in your chest now, reaching up to your throat, blood rushing. Adrenaline starting to build in you.
1589	6392	# Arrival 53	They were really here, and you could see Curly wasn't happy about it.
1590	6396	# Arrival 54	Both sides slowed as they came closer to each other, coming to a stop halfway down the street, a few dozen paces between them.
1591	6400	# Arrival 55	Not too close, not too far.
1592	6404	# Arrival 56	You saw Black Vulture much more clearly now, and he was looking with intrigue at Curly.
1593	6408	# Arrival 57	You looked past him though, desperately searching the small crowd of people following in his wake, until you saw the one you'd been waiting for.
1594	6412	# Arrival 58	Joseph, stony-faced and stern, blending in with his compatriots.
1595	6416	# Arrival 59	It was almost funny to compare to the laidback and jovial man you'd gotten to know.
1596	6420	# Arrival 60	After a few moments longer of staring each other down, Black Vulture spoke.
1597	6424	# Arrival 61, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"Well, well, is that who I think it is? The infamous Curly Wolf?"
1598	6428	# Arrival 62, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"What's it to you, and what are you doing in my town."
1599	6432	# Arrival 63, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"Well, I'd imagine we're both here for much the same reason! I've heard tales of your exploits."
1600	6436	# Arrival 64, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Can't say the same. Who are you."
1601	6440	# Arrival 65, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"I'm Black Vulture, gentleman outlaw of the-"
1602	6444	# Arrival 66, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Doesn't ring a bell."
1603	6448	# Arrival 67	The feathers of Black's neck clearly ruffled at Curly's rebuttal, but he waved it off.
1604	6452	# Arrival 68, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"More fool you, I say."
1605	6456	# Arrival 69, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"You here for the gold, then."
1606	6460	# Arrival 70, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"Yes, and how strange that we might run into each other like this. I'm willing to bet you're not a sharing man."
1607	6464	# Arrival 71, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Like I said, this is Curly Wolf property now. So you best go on and fly away."
1608	6468	# Arrival 72, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"No, I don't think we will be, Curly. I think it would be a shame for so much gold to be wasted on scum like you."		False
1609	6472	# Arrival 73, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Should keep that highfalutin beak of yours shut 'less you want the barrel of a gun inside it."
1610	6476	# Arrival 74, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"Let us see then, Curly Wolf! To the victor go the spoils, and I intend to spill that tiny brain of yours across the dirt."
1611	6480	# Arrival 75, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Fine by me. Don't need much a brain to shoot you."
1612	6484	# Arrival 76	This wasn't how you'd wanted things to go. You and Joseph were still in the thick of it, facing each other. You thought you'd be out of the fight.		False
1613	6488	# Arrival 77	The air was still. Hands came to hover over guns, every pair of eyes trained on the opposing side. Waiting.
1614	6492	# Arrival 78	In a standoff like this, it was a test of the boss' mettle, their mental fortitude. How long would anyone last before pulling the trigger?
1615	6496	# Arrival 79	Trying to psyche each other out. Being the first to take the shot wasn't always the best call, but having to react to that first shot could be worse.
1616	6500	# Arrival 80	It was a test of loyalty, too, for everyone following them. Your underlings couldn't step out of line, or take the shot themselves.
1617	6504	# Arrival 81	To break rank early would be a betrayal, but when bullets went flying it was unpredictable. Staying meant a risk to yourself.
1618	6508	# Arrival 82	You knew Curly was a good shot. He had the upper hand here, but you were reminded of something Joseph told you.
1619	6512	# Arrival 83	Black Vulture wasn't the shootist, he had someone else for that. He could brag but he wasn't the real one.
1620	6516	# Arrival 84	You thought about whether Curly should know.
1621	6520	# Choices:6520	Keep quiet
1622	6523	Choice at line 6521	Tip him off
1623	6527	# Arrival 85	The seconds dragged on.
1624	6531	# Arrival 86	It felt as though your very breath may tip the scales, chest heavy from breathing the air of people who wanted to kill you.
1625	6535	# Arrival 87	There was safety in numbers. In the crowd. Even so, you found yourself for the first time thinking about running.
1626	6539	# Arrival 88	Never before had you considered it. This time was different, of course. There wasn't going to be a next time.
1627	6543	# Arrival 89	Running would tip the scales for sure, but you couldn't know in whose favour.
1628	6547	# Arrival 90	Play it safe with the gang, or run and let all Hell break loose.
1629	6551	# Choices:6551	Stay
1630	6554	Choice at line 6552	Run
1631	6560	# Quiet 1	No, it was better if Curly didn't know about the shootist.
1632	6564	# Quiet 2	As dangerous as it was to leave someone like that hanging around during a fight, it was more a danger to him.
1633	6570	# Tipoff 1	An expert shootist in a fight was a danger, for you, as well as Joseph if things got hairier.
1634	6574	# Tipoff 2	It was risky, but if Curly knew then the fight may be over sooner.
1635	6578	# Tipoff 3, Speaker "$Player"	"Boss... I've heard about Black Vulture."
1636	6582	# Tipoff 4	Curly side-eyed you, like someone would a child that had spoken out of line.
1637	6586	# Tipoff 5, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Tch... What about?"
1638	6590	# Tipoff 6, Speaker "$Player"	"He's not the shootist. He's got someone else for that, is what I heard. Can't shoot straight himself."
1639	6594	# Tipoff 7	The slight contempt in Curly's face toward you disappeared, morphing into something more contemplative, studying the crowd.
1640	6598	# Tipoff 8, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"I see him... I got his number now."
1641	6602	# Tipoff 9, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Maybe you're not so useless after all, pipsqueak."
1642	6606	# Tipoff 10	A cruel feeling of pride rose in you that you wanted to burn and bury.
1643	6612	# Stay 1	...No, if you ran you might make yourself a target. Better to stick with the gang till they scatter.
1644	6616	# Stay 2	Curly spoke up in a low voice, cast to those behind him.
1645	6620	# Stay 3, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Watch and learn, boys."
1646	6624	# Stay 4	He flexed the wrist of his hand, holding it out, before clutching his gun in its holster.
1647	6628	# Stay 5	You saw Black Vulture react in turn, reaching for his gun. Curly liked to play with his food, to show off.
1648	6632	# Stay 6	He waited for the moment Black grabbed his gun the same, then quickly and expertly pulled it free, pointing it dead straight.
1649	6636	# Stay 7	He knew he'd always be quicker on the draw.
1650	6642	# Run 1	You had to run. Staying wasn't worth the risk of getting shot; not here, not this time.
1651	6646	# Run 2	Across the impossibly long feeling gap between Curly Wolf and Black Vulture's gangs, you looked closely at Joseph, catching his attention.
1652	6650	# Run 3	You nodded once at him, and he nodded back, understanding. If one ran, you both ran, together.
1653	6654	# Run 4	To your right side, you spied a gap, an alley, between two buildings near to you.
1654	6658	# Run 5	Heartbeat pounding like a drum in your chest, you set your feet steady in the dirt.
1655	6662	# Run 6	You ran out from behind Curly as fast as you could, letting the momentum of your legs pounding the ground carry you.
1656	6666	# Run 7	You were down the alleyway and out of Black Vulture's sight before almost anyone could react.
1657	6670	# Run 8	Looking back, you saw Curly's expression vacillate between a moment of surprised anger, then a snarl, before landing on gritted teeth.
1658	6676	# BothHurt 1	The shot rang out - a bang that made your heart jump - and you saw Black Vulture double over, clutching his side.
1659	6680	# BothHurt 2	The smoke was barely rising from the barrel of Curly's gun when another shot rang out.
1660	6684	# BothHurt 3	Full on ego and admiring his handiwork, he hadn't noticed one small bird hanging on the edge of the crowd that had raised his rifle.
1661	6688	# BothHurt 4	Curly's face instantly twisted into a full-toothed cry of pain, eyes clenched shut, staggering back a step as he clutched at the side of his chest.
1662	6692	# BothHurt 5, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Fuck!"
1663	6696	# BothHurt 6	A moment passed before the crowd behind you dispersed, everyone running to take cover as the fight broke out.
1664	6700	# BothHurt 7	On the other side you saw the same, the clump of figures scattering like ashes to either side of the street.
1665	6704	# BothHurt 8	You couldn't see where Joseph went, and you couldn't afford to hang around as more shots were fired.
1666	6708	# BothHurt 9	Curly was struggling to move, and he turned to see you still standing there, alone. A bullet whizzed by, striking the ground.
1667	6712	# BothHurt 10	He gave you a look and slumped over onto you, one arm slung over your shoulder, much of his weight bearing down on you now.
1668	6716	# BothHurt 11	You had no choice but to help carry him out of the street, knees shaking as you walked as quickly as you could.
1669	6720	# BothHurt 12	Your compatriots fired a volley of rounds down the street, providing you enough cover to drag your bleeding boss between two buildings.
1670	6724	# BothHurt 13	He was heavy on your neck, and wobbling as you walked together, his strides still outpacing you as you tried to keep up and push him along.
1671	6728	# BothHurt 14	You kept walking through the long clump of houses that lined the main street, pushing through to the other side where it gave way to a hill.
1672	6732	# BothHurt 15	At a corner that led out of the shade, he rested against the wall, lightening the load off of you as he craned his neck to check if the way was safe.
1673	6736	# BothHurt 16	Again without a word he reslumped onto you, and you walked around the corner together.
1674	6740	# BothHurt 17	Curly used the houses as support too now, bloodied hand dragging across the walls as he used you to drag him ever forward.
1675	6744	# BothHurt 18	Gunshots continued to ring out, bouncing through the alleys and streets next to you.
1676	6748	# BothHurt 19	The acrid smell of gunpowder grew stronger, even as your nose was full of the scent of Curly's sweat-laden fur.
1677	6752	# BothHurt 20	You stumbled along this back path a little more before Curly's weight on you suddenly became crushing, like gravity itself had become stronger.
1678	6756	# BothHurt 21	The full weight of Curly lay on you for a moment, before your knees buckled and he slid off with a grunt.
1679	6760	# BothHurt 22	He threw out a hand, trying to catch himself, scraping it on the wall of a house as he fell, coming to sit in the dirt.
1680	6764	# BothHurt 23	He sat with his back flat against the slatted wooden wall, one hand reaching across to grasp his side so hard you could see the tendons.
1681	6768	# BothHurt 24	The other hand clutched his gun, finger resting next to the trigger.
1682	6772	# BothHurt 25	He breathed slowly and heavily through gritted teeth, staring out over the edge into the rest of town, across rooves and into the desert.
1683	6776	# BothHurt 26	His ears twitched with the pop of guns around you, seeming to come from every direction.
1684	6780	# BothHurt 27	This was the best chance you were going to get, you thought. He was so... vulnerable looking.
1685	6784	# BothHurt 28	Some part of your mind, though, said you couldn't. You can't kill him. Something will go wrong. He's a hurt and cornered animal right now.		False
1686	6788	# BothHurt 29, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Staring real hard at me there, tomboy. Worried I'm gonna croak on ya? Don't. I'm not going anywhere."
1687	6792	# BothHurt 30	You could feel the weight of your gun in your holster as you shifted on your feet. The space where your hand needed to be to grab it.
1688	6796	# BothHurt 31	Curly fidgeted about, like it was impossible for him to get comfortable where he was, before giving up and sitting crooked.
1689	6800	# BothHurt 32, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"We'll hide out here for the time being. The boys'll take care of things."
1690	6804	# BothHurt 33, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"You're not much good in a fight, but you're better protection than nothing."
1691	6808	# BothHurt 34, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Some of Black Vulture's lot might come this way so keep your eyes peeled."
1692	6812	# BothHurt 35	You gently unholstered your gun, letting it dangle on your fingers by the handle.
1693	6816	# BothHurt 36	You didn't want to stick around. You didn't know how the fight was going. You didn't know if Joseph was alright.
1694	6820	# BothHurt 37	You were just wasting time, standing here, with this bastard bleeding on the ground next to you.
1695	6824	# BothHurt 38	Just shoot him. That's all you had to do, just shoot him and be done with it.
1696	6828	# BothHurt 39	You've killed people before. He deserves it more than most.
1697	6832	# BothHurt 40	And still, you can't bring yourself to do anything.
1698	6836	# BothHurt 41	Your ears prick up. You hear the sound of someone running this way, thudding fast against the dirt, and look up.
1699	6840	# BothHurt 42	You swing your gun up hastily, ready for whoever's coming your way.
1700	6844	# BothHurt 43	You don't see anything for a few more moments until a bird comes running out, looking around frantically.		False
1701	6848	# BothHurt 44	It was Joseph.
1702	6852	# BothHurt 45	Panting, holding his shotgun in both hands, and as he looks your way and his eyes land on you, they light up like the brightest fireworks.
1703	6856	# BothHurt 46, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Ah shit, there's one."
1704	6860	# BothHurt 47	The glint of Curly's gun shone in the corner of your eye as he moved, arm crossing his body, pointing upward.
1705	6864	# BothHurt 48	Joseph's eyes widened, pupils becoming pinpricks, trying to turn tail and run as he saw Curly take aim.
1706	6868	# BothHurt 49	It was all so quick and felt like an eternity as you yourself lifted your gun, aiming directly at Curly's hand as it steadied itself.
1707	6872	# BothHurt 50	Before doubt and fear could take ahold, you squeezed the trigger and saw his hand explode.
1708	6876	# BothHurt 51	The sound of the shot rattled through your head, Joseph staggered and stopped as it went off, Curly snatched his hand away.
1709	6880	# BothHurt 52	His gun dropped to the ground with a dull thud, and he buried the hand into himself, crying out and growling.
1710	6884	# BothHurt 53, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Graaah fuck! What the- what..."
1711	6888	# BothHurt 54	He looked bewilderingly at Joseph, failing to understand what had blasted the fingers off his hand; before looking to his side, at you.
1712	6892	# BothHurt 55	Looking at the wisps of smoke from the barrel of your gun.
1713	6896	# BothHurt 56	You felt yourself panting heavily, hand shaking; in fact your whole body, shaking with adrenaline.
1714	6900	# BothHurt 57	You heard the thump of footsteps again and looked up to see Joseph run over, slowing as he neared you and Curly.
1715	6904	# BothHurt 58	The two met eyes, anger and disgust spilling onto Curly's face in equal amounts, while Joseph's became... pitiful, you thought.
1716	6908	# BothHurt 59, Speaker "Joseph"	"So this is him, huh? The great Curly Wolf?"
1717	6912	# BothHurt 60	Joseph came down from your eye level, crouching to Curly, studying his face.
1718	6916	# BothHurt 61, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Hah... all makes a lil' more sense now. Found yourself a little buddy, did you?"
1719	6920	# BothHurt 62, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"He won't stick around... I can see it in his eyes."
1720	6924	# BothHurt 63, Speaker "Joseph"	"Shut yer trap, Curly."
1721	6928	# BothHurt 64	Anger flitted across Curly's brow, but he wasn't stupid. He knew he wasn't getting out of this situation. He was as good as dead.
1722	6932	# BothHurt 65, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"You really are two peas in a pod... traitors and cowards who just run... from everything..."
1723	6936	# BothHurt 66	His breaths were haggard, throat hoarse and harsh. Holding on out of spite more than anything else.
1724	6940	# BothHurt 67, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Whatever he told you... promised you, tomboy... it's not real."
1725	6944	# BothHurt 68, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"I know people like that when I see it..."
1726	6948	# BothHurt 69, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"When things get tough, he'll leave. He'll run... like all the other times."
1727	6952	# BothHurt 70, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Or will you run first... haha..."
1728	6956	# BothHurt 71, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"You might say that's not so, but... I know you're a liar... always have been."
1729	6960	# BothHurt 72, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Shoulda known you'd betray me sooner or later... saw it in your eyes all those times... never liked you."
1730	6964	# BothHurt 73, Speaker "Joseph"	"Do you even know his name."
1731	6968	# BothHurt 74	Joseph regarded Curly coolly, but his anger wasn't concealed by the sharp spite in his voice or the clench of his jaw.
1732	6972	# BothHurt 75, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Does it matter?... What's a name, anyhow. If I call someone and they come... that's their name."
1733	6976	# BothHurt 76, Speaker "Joseph"	"Answer the question. Do you know his name."
1734	6980	# BothHurt 77	Curly squinted up at Joseph, the sun shining in his face, you and Joseph's shadows cast up the wall beside him.
1735	6984	# BothHurt 78, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"...No, 'course I don't, wh-"
1736	6988	# BothHurt 79	The deafening blast of Joseph's shotgun cut him short, and you flinched away, averting your eyes from the peppered red mess of his chest.
1737	6992	# BothHurt 80	You followed the momentum of your flinch, turning around, gazing out across the hill and down into the town, breathing in and out.
1738	6996	# BothHurt 81	You heard one last breath of sorts behind you, a gurgle of blood from the mouth, and the rustle of clothes as he fell limp.
1739	7000	# BothHurt 82, Speaker "Joseph"	"Wrong answer."
1740	7004	# BothHurt 83, Speaker "Joseph"	"$Player?"
1741	7008	# BothHurt 84	You gingerly reached a hand behind at him, tugging at his shirt when you found purchase, pulling yourself in.
1742	7012	# BothHurt 85	His arms caught you as you took a weak step toward him, returning his embrace as he held you close, your heads over each other's shoulders.
1743	7016	# BothHurt 86	There was a pit in your stomach making you nauseous. You closed your eyes as you breathed in, focusing on his smell, so close to you.
1744	7020	# BothHurt 87, Speaker "Joseph"	"Are you alright? Are ya hurt?"
1745	7024	# BothHurt 88, Speaker "$Player"	"I'm fine, I-I'm fine."
1746	7028	# BothHurt 89	You pulled away from each other as you heard more gunshots, the fight starting up again, no doubt caused by Joseph's shotgun.
1747	7032	# BothHurt 90, Speaker "$Player"	"We need to get somewhere safe, wait for this to blow over."
1748	7036	# BothHurt 91, Speaker "$Player"	"Once they realise Curly's dead the guys'll probably hightail it out of here."
1749	7040	# BothHurt 92, Speaker "$Player"	"Where's Black Vulture?"
1750	7044	# BothHurt 93, Speaker "Joseph"	"Not sure. Lost him when the fight broke out, ah was more concerned 'bout finding you really."
1751	7048	# BothHurt 94	Holstering your gun, you stooped down and picked up Curly's revolver from where it had fallen.
1752	7052	# BothHurt 95	You grabbed Joseph's hand and placed it on your shoulder to pull him with you, walking briskly, keeping on the way you'd been going already.
1753	7056	# BothHurt 96, Speaker "$Player"	"We can skirt around the edge of town and make our way to the saloon, safest place I can think of."
1754	7060	# BothHurt 97	Joseph nodded and followed you, trailing by his arm, your gun held firm and ready in your hand, cautious of every alley you passed.
1755	7064	# BothHurt 98	You kept following the edge of the hill, heading for where the street bent, Sheriff's office being across the way.
1756	7068	# BothHurt 99	You were aiming to loop round the back of the office and avoid the firefight in the street, but as it came into view, a tall figure started to pass by.
1757	7072	# BothHurt 100	He didn't notice you at first, but the sound of you both stopping short caught his attention, and you met the eyes of Black Vulture.
1758	7076	# BothHurt 101, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"Well, well. What do we have here? Taking a prisoner, Joseph?"
1759	7080	# BothHurt 102	You could see the blood staining his coat, his shirt, on the side of his stomach where he pressed a hand, but he seemed surprisingly unfazed.
1760	7084	# BothHurt 103	Following Black from behind the building came the bird you recognised as the shootist, the one who shot Curly.
1761	7088	# BothHurt 104	He stood behind Black, rifle firm in both hands, a mask covering his face, small eyes watching keenly.
1762	7092	# BothHurt 105	The grip of Joseph's hand on your shoulder grew tighter, and he pulled you toward him a little, continuing to walk you forward slowly.
1763	7096	# BothHurt 106, Speaker "Joseph"	"Yeah. Thought he might be useful. Should have some knowledge about Curly Wolf's hideouts and whatnot."
1764	7100	# BothHurt 107	Black grunted, hunched over but now standing taller, his crooked neck raising his head above you.
1765	7104	# BothHurt 108, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"Always so quick on your feet, Joseph. It's good thinking. I'm just curious as to why you're not holding him to gunpoint."
1766	7108	# BothHurt 109	He took a few steps closer to you both.
1767	7112	# BothHurt 110, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"Or indeed, why I had to take a bullet for your actions."
1768	7116	# BothHurt 111, Speaker "Joseph"	"My actions?"
1769	7120	# BothHurt 112, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"You ran, you slimy traitorous coward, you ran with your tail between your legs and now I'm bleeding from the stomach."
1770	7124	# BothHurt 113	Your palms were sweating, your head down, faced away from Black and his shootist, hiding the gun in your hand. It was a bad time to be caught in the act.
1771	7128	# BothHurt 114	You thought about whether this was your chance to kill Black, but he was so close to you both, with his own gun drawn still.
1772	7132	# BothHurt 115	And you knew now, how hard it would be for Joseph to try kill him. The fear dripping inside his chest.
1773	7136	# BothHurt 116, Speaker "Joseph"	"We shouldn't stick around, Curly's guys might find you."
1774	7140	# BothHurt 117	You dared to look behind you, look at where they were standing, but you saw in Black's eyes you'd made a mistake.
1775	7144	# BothHurt 118	The glint of a gun in your hand, hidden and now revealed as you twisted your body ever so slightly too much.
1776	7148	# BothHurt 119	Joseph must've seen the connection too, the spark of realisation in Black's eyes.
1777	7152	# BothHurt 120	He swung his arms suddenly toward Black, bashing him upside the head with his shotgun and knocking him to the ground with a grunt.
1778	7156	# BothHurt 121	The shootist, even while watching closely, was caught off guard, and though he readied his rifle quickly, you had already been looking at him.
1779	7160	# BothHurt 122	You aimed the revolver at his head and fired a shot clean through. His mask flew off, twisting in the air.
1780	7164	# BothHurt 123	As the shootist fell, his dying trigger finger squeezed enough to let loose a final shot from the tilted rifle.
1781	7168	# BothHurt 124	You heard the telltale wet thud of a bullet hitting someone and Joseph cried out for a moment, hand snapping to clutch his thigh.
1782	7172	# BothHurt 125, Speaker "Joseph"	"Damned little... son of a gun. Still got me."
1783	7176	# BothHurt 126	Black was already starting to stir from being knocked down, and you pushed your head under one of Joseph's arms.
1784	7180	# BothHurt 127, Speaker "$Player"	"Come on, we need to go, now!"
1785	7184	# BothHurt 128	Joseph held his arm around your shoulders, using your help to take some of the weight off, but still limping as fast as he could with the pain.
1786	7188	# BothHurt 129	You abandoned your plan to go around town and ran down the nearest alley, toward the main street, and toward the fight.
1787	7192	# BothHurt 130	You couldn't afford to get caught out by someone again, Black or otherwise. Joseph was too hurt, you just had to get to the saloon.
1788	7196	# BothHurt 131	As you reached the street everything had lulled once again, the air deadly quiet all of a sudden.
1789	7200	# BothHurt 132	You poked your heads out, but wherever people were hiding, it wasn't anywhere near you.
1790	7204	# BothHurt 133	The saloon was just across the street. You looked to Joseph, his face so close to yours, and he nodded.
1791	7208	# BothHurt 134	You pushed off together, running and walking as fast as you could to get across without being seen.
1792	7212	# BothHurt 135	Halfway across the wide street, the saloon porch so close, you looked behind you, only to see Black coming to a halt as your eyes met.
1793	7216	# BothHurt 136	Wiping blood off his face from his cracked beak, he aimed his gun at you both from the alley entrance.
1794	7220	# BothHurt 137	Your heart skips a beat and you crash to the ground, pulling Joseph with you, hoping you might dodge the bullet.
1795	7224	# BothHurt 138	A shot rings out. But it didn't come from behind you, and in fact you quickly look toward Black to see him ducking down.
1796	7228	# BothHurt 139	His hat was knocked off by the unknown shot, and he grabbed it before scuttling back, hiding further in the alley.
1797	7232	# BothHurt 140	The shot spooked the hiding gang members too, as a couple shots were fired back, and then many more adding to the cacophony.
1798	7236	# BothHurt 141	You picked Joseph and yourself up off the dusty ground, seeing down the street that many were shooting up at some attackers on the rooves.
1799	7240	# BothHurt 142	You took off running in a crouch, with your hand balled into a fist around your gun and the back of Joseph's clothes, dragging him with you.
1800	7244	# BothHurt 143	Both stumbling up the stairs of the saloon porch, you flung open the doors and helped Joseph inside with haste.
1801	7248	# BothHurt 144	There was a loud crack as the wooden doorframe was struck and splintered near your head.
1802	7252	# BothHurt 145	As you turn and slam the doors shut, you see Black pull away from aiming at you, now having to reload.
1803	7256	# BothHurt 146	With the doors shut, your eyes adjusted to the dimly lit interior, the sun not quite shining in the same as last time you were here.
1804	7260	# BothHurt 147	Joseph stood with his injured leg slightly off the floor, leaning on a table with one hand.
1805	7264	# BothHurt 148	You go over to him and unholster your gun, handing it to him by the barrel, handle pointed upward.
1806	7268	# BothHurt 149, Speaker "$Player"	"You take it, you need something better than that shotgun."
1807	7272	# BothHurt 150, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah have it for a reason, $Player, I'm a real terrible shot. More likely to hit you than who I'm aiming at."
1808	7276	# BothHurt 151, Speaker "$Player"	"Then take it for good luck. I've had it for a long time and it's always done me well."
1809	7280	# BothHurt 152	He gave you a hesitant look still, you both knew time was of the essence, but he didn't want to put you in danger.
1810	7284	# BothHurt 153	You trusted him. You knew this wasn't dangerous.
1811	7288	# BothHurt 154, Speaker "$Player"	"Two revolvers isn't much good to me."
1812	7292	# BothHurt 155, Speaker "$Player"	"Just take it and hide, Black's still coming after us."
1813	7296	# BothHurt 156	Joseph took the pistol from you and slid his shotgun across the floor to the end of the bar, limping over to hide behind it.
1814	7300	# BothHurt 157	You ducked down yourself and scuttled over to the nearest window, listening to the shootout happening outside.
1815	7304	# BothHurt 158	You needed to know where Black Vulture was. You pulled up and peeked over the windowsill.
1816	7308	# BothHurt 159	As soon as you pulled your head far enough up, your eyes landed on the distant figure of Black, rifle aimed directly at you.
1817	7312	# BothHurt 160	You immediately snapped away from the window and pressed yourself against the wall, holding still as one louder shot echoed in the street.
1818	7316	# BothHurt 161	The window next to your head broke with a shrill twang, the panes falling on the sill and shattering either side, the floor covered in glass.
1819	7320	# BothHurt 162	You felt a sharp pain pierce your ear and reached up for a moment to feel the tip missing, your fingers slick with blood as you brought them down.
1820	7324	# BothHurt 163	The side of your face started to feel wet, you could feel your fur matting and sticking to itself inside your ear.
1821	7328	# BothHurt 164	He'd known where you were, he'd almost got you - but you knew where he was now, and he'd probably try to move and throw you off.
1822	7332	# BothHurt 165	You reared your head up along with your gun, spotting Black sneaking away from where he was as he tried to avoid errant bullets.
1823	7336	# BothHurt 166	He saw you as you took aim through the window, but you weren't going to falter and let him get the jump on you again.
1824	7340	# BothHurt 167	You followed his movement with your hand, watching where he was going, and squeezed the trigger just ahead of him.
1825	7344	# BothHurt 168	The gunshot echoed through the saloon and a single moment later Black fell with a small spray of blood, kicking up dust as his legs splayed out.
1826	7348	# BothHurt 169	You stood up a little, still crouched, peering more clearly over through the window to get a better look at him on the ground.
1827	7352	# BothHurt 170	He didn't seem to be breathing.
1828	7356	# BothHurt 171	You kept watching for any sign of life, any movements, but even as bullets from the fight hit dirt and wood beside him, he didn't seem to stir.
1829	7360	# BothHurt 172	You gingerly kicked the broken glass under you aside, taking a deep breath.
1830	7364	# BothHurt 173	You slunk down and sat with your back to the wall, ears down, not wanting to attract any of the shootists still outside.
1831	7368	# BothHurt 174	The wary head of Joseph poked out from the end of the bar, looking at you, his eyes then flicking around the window.
1832	7372	# BothHurt 175, Speaker "$Player"	"I got him. He's dead, Black's dead. We should just... lie low here for a bit."
1833	7376	# BothHurt 176	Joseph nodded, shuffling out from behind the bar a bit more.
1834	7380	# BothHurt 177, Speaker "Joseph"	"Made a bit a mess of the saloon. Hope Bart won't be too mad about it."
1835	7384	# BothHurt 178	You hoped so too. You guessed Sheriff must have told people about what was happening, but you weren't sure.
1836	7388	# BothHurt 179	You'd help fix it up if you could.
1837	7392	# BothHurt 180	You sat there, waiting, listening still as the fight outside died down.
1838	7396	# BothHurt 181	You could hear some distant shouts, sounds of people running, the wind howling through the open window.
1839	7400	# BothHurt 182	The crunch of glass.
1840	7404	# BothHurt 183	You ears flicked towards the noise as a feathered hand shot through the window, grasping at your face.
1841	7408	# BothHurt 184	The arm grabbed under your chin and pulled and jerked you up. Breaths became caught and strained as you were half-choked to the window.
1842	7412	# BothHurt 185	You dropped your gun and desperately pulled at the arm, claws digging into the skin of Black's wing as you tried to break free.
1843	7416	# BothHurt 186	Another arm threw itself in as he got to his knees, pressing your head against the wooden windowsill and tilting your head back.
1844	7420	# BothHurt 187	You could see his face close in your periphery, and his other hand now came to your throat, something sharp and cold resting against your skin.
1845	7424	# BothHurt 188	The shard of glass glinted in the sun and refractions danced around the dim saloon. Your claws hurt from scratching feathers out of his arm.
1846	7428	# BothHurt 189	You didn't want to die. Your head forced back, neck thrust forward, exposed, looking at the nothing of the ceiling above you.
1847	7432	# BothHurt 190, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"This is gonna hurt you much more than it's hurting me."
1848	7436	# BothHurt 191	The words brushed past your ear. You felt the arm move, the glass start to prick into your skin.
1849	7440	# BothHurt 192	A loud bang went off, reverberating around the room and vibrating deep in your body for a moment. You fell to the floor.
1850	7444	# BothHurt 193	You crashed into the shattered glass beneath you, twisting to look up at the window, running your hand along your throat with subsiding panic.
1851	7448	# BothHurt 194	The arms that had been around you went limp, hanging through the window along with Black's long neck, his face motionless and frozen.
1852	7452	# BothHurt 195	The bloodied shard of glass in his hand fell to the floor with a tink. The blood from his head started to drip next to it.
1853	7456	# BothHurt 196	You looked over at Joseph and saw him sitting lopsided on the floor, your revolver in his hand still pointed towards the window.
1854	7460	# BothHurt 197	He was looking past you at Black, breathing heavily, and then looked in your eyes, his head not moving an inch, just the flick of his stare.
1855	7464	# BothHurt 198	He blinked after what seemed like an eternity and you felt the roughness of breaths in your throat. A hoarse cough every so often.
1856	7468	# BothHurt 199	You pushed your hand against the floor and sat up, Joseph putting the gun down carefully beside him.
1857	7472	# BothHurt 200, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah think we got him for real, then."
1858	7476	# BothHurt 201	You gave a small nervous chuckle, as did he. More gunshots started up outside, only less than before.
1859	7480	# BothHurt 202	You got on your knees, holstering the gun you'd dropped, and crawled carefully over the broken glass, across the floor to Joseph.
1860	7484	# BothHurt 203	He took a gentle hold of your shorter arm, a warm squeeze.
1861	7488	# BothHurt 204, Speaker "Joseph"	"We might be in danger here still if someone sees us, 'specially with ol' big beak there being a window ornament."
1862	7492	# BothHurt 205, Speaker "$Player"	"Uh, yeah... we could go in the storeroom for now I suppose."
1863	7496	# BothHurt 206	He looked over the bar at the door to the store, the gentle curve of thinking on his brow, before meeting your eyes again.
1864	7500	# BothHurt 207, Speaker "Joseph"	"The saloon has rooms don't it? Think that's what Bart said."
1865	7504	# BothHurt 208, Speaker "$Player"	"Yeah, must be upstairs."
1866	7508	# BothHurt 209, Speaker "Joseph"	"...Should we go? Up? Would be a darn lot safer and comfier than down here."
1867	7512	# BothHurt 210, Duplicated with dialogue WolfHurt 237	You thought about it, for a moment. Your only worry was whether you might get blood on something for when Bartholomew came back.
1868	7516	# BothHurt 211, Duplicated with dialogue WolfHurt 238	Though considering the state of the saloon already, you thought, what the hell. You'll deal with it later. Together.
1869	7520	# BothHurt 212, Speaker "$Player"	"Yeah. Let's."
1870	7524	# BothHurt 213	You stood up and helped Joseph, with his stiff thigh still, to get up too. You walked briskly together past the window, out of sight.
1871	7528	# BothHurt 214	You took your time getting up the stairs, taking it slow for Joseph, who was huffing and breathing through gritted teeth as he made his way up.
1872	7532	# BothHurt 215	You stumbled along the landing, one arm around each other, towards the furthest room.
1873	7538	# WolfHurt 1	Curly tried, with a quick and practiced motion, to reach for his gun, but it was too late.
1874	7542	# WolfHurt 2	A shot rang out and a sharp whizz in the air was cut short by a wet thud and Curly flinching hard.
1875	7546	# WolfHurt 3	That was all you saw before you took off, as did everyone else in the town it seemed. You heard the scuffle of many shoes.
1876	7550	# WolfHurt 4	Curly was the most dangerous person here right now, even when hurt, so you were glad to be making distance from him.
1877	7554	# WolfHurt 5	As you ran through the houses that lined the main street, many gunshots started to fill the air, loud cracks that echoed down the alleyways.
1878	7558	# WolfHurt 6	You kept running through the maze of houses, as far away as you could get, slowing down as you reached the last of them.
1879	7562	# WolfHurt 7	These houses led to a hill that sloped into the rest of town. You stopped in the shade and leaned against one of their wooden walls, panting.
1880	7566	# WolfHurt 8	The fight continued, and you listened. It didn't seem to be moving away from the street much. You would be safe elsewhere in town.
1881	7570	# WolfHurt 9	You needed to find Joseph now, that was all you focused on. You'd be safer together, he ran when you did as well.
1882	7574	# WolfHurt 10	You slid your gun from its holster, the grip of the metal a small comfort in your hand.
1883	7578	# WolfHurt 11	If you followed the curve of this ledge along, you'd reach the other end of the street where Black and co. were. Joseph can't have gone far.		False
1884	7582	# WolfHurt 12	You started walking, carefully, listening and looking at each alley before crossing, steadily making your way past the houses.
1885	7586	# WolfHurt 13	It wasn't long before you heard someone near you, shouting. Familiar.
1886	7590	# WolfHurt 14	You heard the scuffle of feet in the dust before two figures burst out from behind a house, one chasing the other.
1887	7594	# WolfHurt 15	It was Black and Joseph, Black hot on his heels, and you saw him grab the back of Joseph's shirt as he tried to run away.
1888	7598	# WolfHurt 16	He kept running and crashed into Joseph, sending them both tumbling down the rocky incline, kicking up clouds of dust as they did.
1889	7602	# WolfHurt 17	You ran over to the edge of where they fell, watching for a moment as they tried to get ahold of each other in the dirt.
1890	7606	# WolfHurt 18	Clothes stained with brown patches of desert dust, their guns tossed and laying discarded near them. Joseph grabbed at Black, punching his side.
1891	7610	# WolfHurt 19	You hastily holstered your gun and slid down the hill towards them, stumbling as you hit the bottom.
1892	7614	# WolfHurt 20	You carried the momentum of your stumble into a run, then swung your leg towards Black, foot connecting hard with his stomach.
1893	7618	# WolfHurt 21	He let out a grunt and a retch, clutching his stomach, giving Joseph the chance to throw him off.
1894	7622	# WolfHurt 22	Joseph rolled away on to his arms and knees, standing up quickly.
1895	7626	# WolfHurt 23	Black tried to get up too despite still being winded, but Joseph easily kicked him down onto his back with one foot to the chest.
1896	7630	# WolfHurt 24	Joseph shuffled over to you and you both stood over Black, who slowly propped himself up on his hands, leaning back and looking at you.
1897	7634	# WolfHurt 25	He eyed you over, catching his breath back, trying to mask the fear in his eyes with a smug smile that spread across his face.
1898	7638	# WolfHurt 26, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"Well, well now. Who's your little friend, Joseph?"
1899	7642	# WolfHurt 27, Speaker "$Player"	"...I'm $Player. I'm another lookout."
1900	7646	# WolfHurt 28, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"So you're in league with this treacherous scumbag, then? What a twist!"
1901	7650	# WolfHurt 29, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"You're very much going to regret this, Joseph, when this is all over."
1902	7654	# WolfHurt 30, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"Punishing people is so... distasteful, but sometimes it must be done."
1903	7658	# WolfHurt 31, Speaker "Joseph"	"Sorry Black, but you ain't gonna get the chance. This is the end of the line."
1904	7662	# WolfHurt 32	Black's smile softened a little at Joseph's words, either not having listened or simply not believing him.
1905	7666	# WolfHurt 33, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"Joseph, don't be foolish. Help me up and I won't punish you too harshly - then we can forget all this nasty business."
1906	7670	# WolfHurt 34, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"Your... friend, can even join us if you'd like. Let's go take care of Curly, and then we can search for that gold."
1907	7674	# WolfHurt 35	You saw Joseph waver for a moment. The offer ticking over in his mind, his breath hitched for a moment. Steeling the resolve of his promises.
1908	7678	# WolfHurt 36, Speaker "Joseph"	"You really don't listen, do ya? I'm going to kill you, Black. For everything you've done."
1909	7682	# WolfHurt 37	Black scoffed, brow knotting in anger and indignation.
1910	7686	# WolfHurt 38, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"For everything I've done? You ungrateful little whelp."
1911	7690	# WolfHurt 39, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"I'll tell you what I've done, I've been a gentleman and shown you nothing but kindness ever since you joined me."
1912	7694	# WolfHurt 40, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"I fed you, mentored you, brought you under my wing - and this is how you repay me?"
1913	7698	# WolfHurt 41, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"By threatening to kill me?"
1914	7702	# WolfHurt 42, Speaker "Joseph"	"...Ah can't tell if yer lying to my face or really just that delusional. You don't care about me."
1915	7706	# WolfHurt 43, Speaker "Joseph"	"You don't care 'bout any of us. You just like havin' a posse that'll talk you up in saloons and do all the work for ya."
1916	7710	# WolfHurt 44, Speaker "Joseph"	"A city slicker playing cowboy for the sheer Hell of it."
1917	7714	# WolfHurt 45, Speaker "Joseph"	"Maybe you can fool other folks, but none of us ever bought all this gentleman shit for a second."
1918	7718	# WolfHurt 46	Black's face was pure contempt, the face of someone used to always being told what he wanted to hear.
1919	7722	# WolfHurt 47	You unholstered your gun, handing it to Joseph on top of your palm. He took it, holding it by his side and cocking the hammer.
1920	7726	# WolfHurt 48, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"How absolutely dare you. You have no idea what I've sacrificed!"
1921	7730	# WolfHurt 49, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"I gave up my life in the lap of luxury to rough it out in the desert with people like you. To live the life I was told stories about."
1922	7734	# WolfHurt 50, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"I made a name for myself. Black Vulture, the gentleman outlaw of the West."
1923	7738	# WolfHurt 51, Speaker "$Player"	"You're not a gentleman. You didn't do anything. Your gang made your name for you."
1924	7742	# WolfHurt 52, Speaker "$Player"	"Joseph made your name for you. He's more of a gentleman than you'll ever be."
1925	7746	# WolfHurt 53	Black's brow furrowed and his eyes squinted at you, filled with the rage of a man who was never told no. The wind died down for a moment.
1926	7750	# WolfHurt 54	Everything was impossibly still. Not a movement, not a sound, the whole world seeming to take pause. Waiting.
1927	7754	# WolfHurt 55	The stillness was broken as Black's body twitched, and he threw himself towards his gun, scrambling in the dust to try and grab it.
1928	7758	# WolfHurt 56	Joseph shot at him, missing, then shot again as Black just touched his gun, the bullet passing through his head with a spray of blood.
1929	7762	# WolfHurt 57	Black's frantic body fell limp, settling. A few moments passed, the sand under his head becoming a stained dark brown.
1930	7766	# WolfHurt 58	Joseph turned to you. He was trembling, his hands fluttering. He grabbed the gun by the barrel and gave it back to you.
1931	7770	# WolfHurt 59	You took it and holstered it again quickly, stepping closer to put your arm around him.
1932	7774	# WolfHurt 60	He was warm, and as he put his arms around you too, you felt every shake and tremble of his head on your shoulder, arm tight across his back.
1933	7778	# WolfHurt 61, Speaker "$Player"	"You're alright, you're alright. Are you hurt?"
1934	7782	# WolfHurt 62, Speaker "Joseph"	"I'm... no, I'm just fine. Few bumps n' bruises is all."
1935	7786	# WolfHurt 63	He pulled back, gently grabbing you by the shoulders, eyes meeting.
1936	7790	# WolfHurt 64, Speaker "Joseph"	"Are you awright? What happened, where's Curly Wolf?"
1937	7794	# WolfHurt 65, Speaker "$Player"	"Yeah I'm not hurt. I don't know where he is, I ran before he could follow me. I think he got hit."
1938	7798	# WolfHurt 66, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah would say the same, he got shot by Black's shootist. They both tailed me after I ran too."
1939	7802	# WolfHurt 67, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah put the shootist down with my shotgun but then Black was right on my behind, that was just before you found me."
1940	7806	# WolfHurt 68, Speaker "$Player"	"Right... I think we should get to the saloon. Safest place in town I can think of, we can keep a lookout for Curly."
1941	7810	# WolfHurt 69, Speaker "Joseph"	"Sounds like the fight's died down too, y'think we can sneak across the street?"
1942	7814	# WolfHurt 70	You nodded. Joseph picked his shotgun up and you both climbed back up the short hill, cautiously approaching the street.
1943	7818	# WolfHurt 71	You both sidled up against the wall before an alley, staying out of sight, looking and waiting to make sure it was clear.
1944	7822	# WolfHurt 72	You saw and heard no one, not from the street, and if you cut through here you could get to the saloon quickly.
1945	7826	# WolfHurt 73	Joseph thought it a safe bet too, and nodded at you to go. You left the cover of the buildings, walking close to each other.
1946	7830	# WolfHurt 74	As you round the corner, you walk past the thin side door of a house. You take no note of it, or of it being slightly ajar.
1947	7834	# WolfHurt 75	Not until you hear the creak of its hinges as it opens more.
1948	7838	# WolfHurt 76	Not until you feel a hot, piercing pain in your side, and the vice-like grip of a clawed hand on your shoulder, pulling you into the knife.
1949	7842	# WolfHurt 77	You cried out at the sharp metal invading your flesh, flailing to try and grab onto Joseph, who snapped around to look your way.
1950	7846	# WolfHurt 78	Enveloped in the shadow of the dark house against the midday sun, Curly Wolf crouched in the doorway, dragging you down.
1951	7850	# WolfHurt 79	Without a second thought Joseph bounded toward you both, leaping past you to bodily tackle Curly.
1952	7854	# WolfHurt 80	You felt the relief and the searing emptiness of the knife slicing its way out of your body. The flesh below your ribcage staining your shirt.
1953	7858	# WolfHurt 81	You fell to the ground, any twisting of your body pulling at the new injury with new pains.
1954	7862	# WolfHurt 82	Joseph had pushed Curly to the ground, and was rightly wary of the knife, but his hesitation gave Curly too much of an opening.
1955	7866	# WolfHurt 83	Attacking without thought like the hurt animal he was, he swung the knife at Joseph, and Joseph recoiled out of the door with a cry.
1956	7870	# WolfHurt 84	He clutched at his eye as he fell next to you and sat straight up, taking deep, tearful breaths, backing up further.
1957	7874	# WolfHurt 85	You were on your hand and knees, and stood up more, hand scrabbling against the nearest wall to help you get to your feet.
1958	7878	# WolfHurt 86	You reached for Joseph's hand and he eagerly grabbed you by the wrist, both tightly holding on as he got up and started running with you.
1959	7882	# WolfHurt 87, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Traitor! You can keep running but I'll kill you! There's nowhere to hide in this town!"
1960	7886	# WolfHurt 88	You hunched over slightly as you ran, trying not to put any stress on the cut to your side. It didn't seem to be too deep but hurt like hell.
1961	7890	# WolfHurt 89	You ran through the many houses until you reached the main street, pelting forward to the saloon, not stopping for anything.
1962	7894	# WolfHurt 90	The street was quiet. Glancing down it you saw the shapes of people tucked into doorways and behind buildings and fenceposts.
1963	7898	# WolfHurt 91	Still waiting for someone else to make a move.
1964	7902	# WolfHurt 92	As you ran to the saloon with Joseph in tow, both of you breathing ragged and your feet stumbling, you tried not to make too much noise.
1965	7906	# WolfHurt 93	Leaping up the short stairs of the porch, you charged into the doors, barrelling through into the dim interior.
1966	7910	# WolfHurt 94	You turned round and slammed the doors shut, giving yourself a moment to breathe with your head down and hand flat against the wood.
1967	7914	# WolfHurt 95, Speaker "Joseph"	"You're bleeding."
1968	7918	# WolfHurt 96	You turned to Joseph, getting closer to him. His stony expression was fixated on your side, where blood continued to soak through.
1969	7922	# WolfHurt 97, Speaker "$Player"	"So are you."
1970	7926	# WolfHurt 98	You reached up to his hand on his face and took it away slowly, his arm resisting for a moment before he relented, letting you look.
1971	7930	# WolfHurt 99	The feathers of his right eye were stained and matted with blood. Blood seeped from a red slit that traced from his cheek up to past his eyebrow.
1972	7934	# WolfHurt 100	His eye was closed, and before you could check it further, he clasped your hand in both of his.
1973	7938	# WolfHurt 101, Speaker "Joseph"	"I'm alright $Player, don't worry 'bout it now. We've got a fight on our hands still."
1974	7942	# WolfHurt 102	He gave his best confident smile, and a wink with his good eye, the reassurance somewhat lessened by the red stain down half of his face.
1975	7946	# WolfHurt 103, Speaker "$Player"	"Alright, yeah, you're right. You should go hide somewhere, he's gonna come looking for us."
1976	7950	# WolfHurt 104	Joseph gave your hand one last tight squeeze before looking around and crouching over to the bar, hiding at the end out of sight.
1977	7954	# WolfHurt 105	You crouched down too, walking low down to the window, peeking over it to see what was happening outside.
1978	7958	# WolfHurt 106	As if on cue, Curly stumbled out of the alley you'd just come from, wildly searching with his head swinging back and forth.
1979	7962	# WolfHurt 107	A growling bellow broke the silence of the street as he shouted into the air.
1980	7966	# WolfHurt 108, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Come on boys! We've got a traitor in our midst! Start searching!"
1981	7970	# WolfHurt 109	It was hard to see from where you were, but a few of your fellow gang members crawled out from the woodwork.
1982	7974	# WolfHurt 110	The Black Vulture gang had seemingly been taken care of already, save for Joseph, and one other bird who sprang out from a doorway.
1983	7978	# WolfHurt 111	You saw him start running down the street, towards the entrance of town, his only panicked thought being to try get out with his life.
1984	7982	# WolfHurt 112	Curly pulled his revolver and aimed a single shot that whizzed down the street and felled the running bird.
1985	7986	# WolfHurt 113	He hit the dirt like a sandbag and lay there, unmoving.
1986	7990	# WolfHurt 114	Although he didn't see you, Curly turned to the saloon afterwards, and your eyes saw his.
1987	7994	# WolfHurt 115	You jerked back from the window, head against the wall and covered your mouth to stop the yelp you'd been about to let out.
1988	7998	# WolfHurt 116	Perhaps it was just the stress, the sheer animosity of the situation, but you could swear those eyes made you feel like you were already half dead.
1989	8002	# WolfHurt 117	You heard Curly make a hacking cough before calling out again.
1990	8006	# WolfHurt 118, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Spread out and search around! They can't have gone far. It's the tomboy and some other bird."
1991	8010	# WolfHurt 119	You peeked over the windowsill again. The small group of canines left to listen to Curly dispersed, walking with their guns drawn.
1992	8014	# WolfHurt 120	A couple started heading your way. Toward the saloon.
1993	8018	# WolfHurt 121	This was bad, this was really, really bad, they couldn't find you here, not now. Your eyes searched around the saloon for another way out.
1994	8022	# WolfHurt 122	Before they could reach the porch, however, shots rang out in the street once again.
1995	8026	# WolfHurt 123	You couldn't tell where they were coming from, and seemingly neither could the others. There was a panic as people took cover.
1996	8030	# WolfHurt 124	After a few moments you saw some fire shots back, shooting at the rooftops somewhere.
1997	8034	# WolfHurt 125	Some stragglers from Black's lot must've gotten on top of the saloon at some point, and were now raining fire upon the street.
1998	8038	# WolfHurt 126	Curly had taken cover too, he wasn't stupid enough to stand out in the open still, but as he looked around, yours eyes caught upon his.
1999	8042	# WolfHurt 127	This time, the eyes caught yours too, you saw the flicker of recognition at what must be beady eyes poking from the darkness of the saloon.
2000	8046	# WolfHurt 128	Without hesitation he levelled the gun up towards the window and shot. A loud crack of the wooden wall made you recoil to the floor.
2001	8050	# WolfHurt 129	He'd missed, but now he knew where you were hiding.
2002	8054	# WolfHurt 130	There was no need to look out the window again to know he was coming, undoubtedly striding across the street towards this place.
2003	8058	# WolfHurt 131	You didn't have the time to waste either to make sure, scurrying in a crouch past the door with the bared flesh on your side screaming.
2004	8062	# WolfHurt 132	You hopped on the first couple steps of stairs to the upper floor, and crouched by the door, waiting, waiting.
2005	8066	# WolfHurt 133	Gun drawn and mouth dry, your mind was ticking a million times a second like an anxious metronome, waiting, the short moments so long.
2006	8070	# WolfHurt 134	You heard him now, the cadence of footsteps you knew well, ones that kept you wary and ready and still.
2007	8074	# WolfHurt 135	The thumping of wood stopped at the door.
2008	8078	# WolfHurt 136	Slowly, the door on your side started to open, sunlight pouring into the saloon, and the gunshots cracking the air outside so slightly clearer.
2009	8082	# WolfHurt 137	You didn't dare move, feet planted on the stairs, your arm held close to you and your gun pointed just past the door.
2010	8086	# WolfHurt 138	As you listened and watched, focused on door and figure behind it, you didn't expect the loud shot that came from behind it.
2011	8090	# WolfHurt 139	The bullet lodged itself in the floorboards at the other side of the room, but the noise was what broke your focus.
2012	8094	# WolfHurt 140	You couldn't react in time to Curly's hand sharply reaching around the door to grab your gun, roughly yanking it from your hand.
2013	8098	# WolfHurt 141	You didn't hold on to it for fear of breaking a finger, and Curly stepped out from behind the door with your gun held by the barrel.
2014	8102	# WolfHurt 142	His own gun was pointed your way, arm outstretched and the revolver so close you could see the pitch black of the inside of the barrel.
2015	8106	# WolfHurt 143	He chucked your gun away into the room, eyes still trained on you, it clattering against the floor and sliding out of sight.
2016	8110	# WolfHurt 144	Your heart now felt like it was trying to beat out of you and disappear into the desert, like your chest would burst.
2017	8114	# WolfHurt 145	The rhythm of it pumping was loud in your ears, relentless inside you, as if you'd been sprinting for hours.
2018	8118	# WolfHurt 146	Curly took a step towards you, and you tried to take a step back of your own, only to fall over onto the stairs, your back colliding with the edges.
2019	8122	# WolfHurt 147	He took another step, and another, gun still pointed out toward you as far as he could, and you clambered backwards up the steps.
2020	8126	# WolfHurt 148	Your hand scratched and scraped the wood and your legs bumped against the stairs as you tried to get away on your back.
2021	8130	# WolfHurt 149	Curly just kept looking at you all the while, savouring the moment, his face a smile of unmatched malice. Teeth bared and eyes wild.
2022	8134	# WolfHurt 150, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Isn't this just the turnabout, huh? The pathetic yellerbelly of the gang decides to stick up for themselves for once."
2023	8138	# WolfHurt 151, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Only to end up at my feet, once again. Quite ironic, don't you think?"
2024	8142	# WolfHurt 152	He let out a short bark of a laugh.
2025	8146	# WolfHurt 153, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"I never fuckin' liked you. Not sure why I even kept you around."
2026	8150	# WolfHurt 154, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"You're stupid but I guess you have enough a brain rattling around in there to know I didn't like you."
2027	8154	# WolfHurt 155, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"In the end, this is for the best. For the both of us."
2028	8158	# WolfHurt 156, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Putting a bullet in your skull will put my mind at ease with what to do with you, finally."
2029	8162	# WolfHurt 157, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"If I'd killed you before now, might've put down morale, killing a pathetic sap that did no harm."
2030	8166	# WolfHurt 158, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"I was just looking for an excuse all this time, wasn't I?"
2031	8170	# WolfHurt 159	He cocked the hammer of the gun with his thumb, a theatric to strike fear in you. His hand was shaking ever so slightly, swaying.
2032	8174	# WolfHurt 160	Despite playing it cool, you could tell it was an effort for him to pull it back, the click of the chamber a relief in his arm.
2033	8178	# WolfHurt 161	You saw now where he'd been shot, just next to his gun arm, a small red hole below his collarbone.
2034	8182	# WolfHurt 162, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"And don't think I've forgotten about the bird you ran in here with. Once I've taken care of you, they'll be next."
2035	8186	# WolfHurt 163	The panic in your heart coalesced as he spoke. You thought about Joseph. Your breath settled in your lungs for the next moment.
2036	8190	# WolfHurt 164	In that moment, you twisted your body and kicked, your leg swung through the air and your foot collided with Curly's hand.
2037	8194	# WolfHurt 165	The momentum of the kick through his arm, stretching on his injury, sprang the gun from his grasp.
2038	8198	# WolfHurt 166	His arm bent inwards and your foot carried the gun away over the bannister to bounce and clatter against the floor.
2039	8202	# WolfHurt 167	You didn't hesitate to scramble around onto your front and start trying to run up the stairs, Curly still reeling in anger at what just happened.
2040	8206	# WolfHurt 168	A few clambering steps on your hand and knees were all you made before you were jerked back, your leg held aloft and dragging you.
2041	8210	# WolfHurt 169	You fell onto the stairs, trying to claw at the landing you'd just reached.
2042	8214	# WolfHurt 170	Slipping as you were dragged, you collapsed and bashed your chin on a step, teeth clattering together in your skull.
2043	8218	# WolfHurt 171	Curly had a firm grip of your ankle, and the panic in your heart once again was spreading through your body, like blood clouding water.
2044	8222	# WolfHurt 172	Your ears twitched at a familiar sound. The sound of Curly's knife being pulled from its sheath.
2045	8226	# WolfHurt 173	No, this wasn't it, this wasn't how you were going to die, scrabbling around on the stairs of a saloon.
2046	8230	# WolfHurt 174	Being pulled up by the leg for a butchering, like a piece of wild game.
2047	8234	# WolfHurt 175	He wasn't unbeatable. He wasn't unkillable. You saw it, he bled, just like any other mortal man. He hurt just the same as you.
2048	8238	# WolfHurt 176	You hurt even more than him. Every day for years. Even now, the tear of flesh next to your ribs being pulled on as you clung to the stairs.
2049	8242	# WolfHurt 177	Pushing off of the stairs, you balled your hand into a fist and twisted your body, carrying the momentum into your arm and thrusting forward.
2050	8246	# WolfHurt 178	You focused your eyes on Curly's face and heard a crack as your fist connected with the end of his snout, knuckles hitting bone.
2051	8250	# WolfHurt 179	Again you fell onto the stairs as Curly cried out, letting go of your leg to clutch at his nose.
2052	8254	# WolfHurt 180	You weren't sure if he was more hurt by his bleeding nose, or simply his pride for being caught off guard like that, but it was enough.
2053	8258	# WolfHurt 181	In the few moments he had reeled back you scrambled up the steps again, making it onto the long landing of the first floor.
2054	8262	# WolfHurt 182	Running wasn't so easy, with the cut in your side and your banged up legs after falling onto the stairs.
2055	8266	# WolfHurt 183	Even so you moved as fast as you could, looking for something to help, some way out on this floor.
2056	8270	# WolfHurt 184	You barely had the time to think about your next move before you heard footsteps bound up the stairs behind you and across the landing.
2057	8274	# WolfHurt 185	Curly was upon you again, and you turned yourself, arm up, trying to shield against him as he flew into you, tackling you to the ground.
2058	8278	# WolfHurt 186	His full weight hit you like a stampeding horse, your body slamming into the wooden floor to knock the wind out of you.
2059	8282	# WolfHurt 187	Your head bounced off the floor as you fell hard, thankful for the rug underneath that softened a little of the blow.
2060	8286	# WolfHurt 188	On your back, your vision swam for a few moments, coming to, you see the ceiling, and then the snarling bloodied face of Curly Wolf above you.
2061	8290	# WolfHurt 189	He pushed himself up to straddle you, kneeling either side, pinning you down before you could think to wriggle away.
2062	8294	# WolfHurt 190	You still pushed up and tried to get away, but it quickly became apparent to be fruitless as Curly just started to chuckle with a growl.
2063	8298	# WolfHurt 191, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Where was this fight all this time, eh? This fire and attitude, anyone would think you'd grown a spine finally."
2064	8302	# WolfHurt 192, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Might've been useful if you'd been like this more often. Not that it would change your fate now."
2065	8306	# WolfHurt 193, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Traitors don't get any special treatment, no matter how good they been. Have to set an example. You know that, dontcha?"
2066	8310	# WolfHurt 194	Curly raised his hand with the knife in it, twisting it in his palm to point downwards and grasping tighter.
2067	8314	# WolfHurt 195, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Say yer fuckin' prayers, kid."
2068	8318	# WolfHurt 196	He raised the knife level with his shoulder, aiming it at your chest, and plunged downward.
2069	8322	# WolfHurt 197	No thoughts could even pass through your head before your arm shot out, grabbing at the knife.
2070	8326	# WolfHurt 198	Your hand slid past it and caught onto his fist, locking your arm straight, desperately keeping it away despite his immense strength.
2071	8330	# WolfHurt 199	Every muscle in your arm was screaming with the effort to keep him away, shaking, the struggle of force between you swaying the knife.
2072	8334	# WolfHurt 200	All the bones and tendons in your wrist felt like they were going to snap as Curly still pushed downward, forcing your arm to bend.
2073	8338	# WolfHurt 201	You didn't want to die. There was nothing you feared more right now than the thought of the metal plunging into your heart.
2074	8342	# WolfHurt 202	Every second felt like it stretched on. Curly's snarling, sharp toothed grin was gone, now just a steely gaze that stared towards the knife's goal.
2075	8346	# WolfHurt 203	You weren't strong enough. As you kept putting up the fight you just got weaker, and his arm got lower, and lower with yours in tandem.
2076	8350	# WolfHurt 204	The blade so close now you could smell your own blood still on it.
2077	8354	# WolfHurt 205	You closed your eyes. Your jaw ached from your gritted teeth. Your arm felt like it was on fire.
2078	8358	# WolfHurt 206	With what might be your final breath, you gave one last hard push, stretching toward the sky, the knife edge pressed on your arm.
2079	8362	# WolfHurt 207	You pushed and pushed and pushed against the vile knife, breath held deep in your lungs. A final prayer.
2080	8366	# WolfHurt 208	Your arm sprang out and your eyes snapped open as Curly's arm jerked, and you shoved it away with all your might. Your ears were ringing.
2081	8370	# WolfHurt 209	Two gunshots had gone off, and to the immense relief of your arm Curly rolled off you, bullet holes in his stomach and chest.
2082	8374	# WolfHurt 210	He tried to stay on his knees but couldn't stop himself from falling against the wall, the side of his shirt staining with red.
2083	8378	# WolfHurt 211	You rolled to your side without another moment's hesitation, grabbing at the bannister to hastily pull yourself up and get away.
2084	8382	# WolfHurt 212	Curly was still bewildered, and before he could decide what to do next, you carefully kicked the knife out of his hand down the landing.
2085	8386	# WolfHurt 213	You looked over the bannister to the ground floor where the shots came from, and saw Joseph in the middle of the saloon.
2086	8390	# WolfHurt 214	One arm propping him up on a table, the other pointing Curly's revolver up to you on the balcony.
2087	8394	# WolfHurt 215	He was panting and out of breath, but a smile lit up his face when you met eyes with him.
2088	8398	# WolfHurt 216	Curly was still against the wall, trying to cover up the holes in his side with a hand, but didn't seem to be trying to get away.
2089	8402	# WolfHurt 217	He knew he was too hurt, you had the upper hand now. You waved over the balcony for Joseph to come upstairs.
2090	8406	# WolfHurt 218	He did just that, shakily standing up and then slowly climbing the stairs, still wary of any tricks Curly might have up his sleeve.
2091	8410	# WolfHurt 219	Joseph kept the revolver pointed at Curly as he walked over to you, passing it to your hand, keeping it level all the while.
2092	8414	# WolfHurt 220	The metal of the gun was warm in your hand and sticky with Joseph's blood. You held it firm, wrist straight.
2093	8418	# WolfHurt 221	Finger on the trigger. Curly's face was no longer angry, or focused, or anything else you'd ever seen. It was just tired. Defeated.
2094	8422	# WolfHurt 222	He had nothing left and he knew this was the end. What else was there for him to do?
2095	8426	# WolfHurt 223	He was at your mercy and it left a great pit in your stomach, a bottomless well that made you sick to think about.
2096	8430	# WolfHurt 225, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"What are ya waiting for. End it."
2097	8434	# WolfHurt 226, Speaker "$Player"	"...Say your prayers then, boss. We both know you're going to Hell anyway."
2098	8438	# WolfHurt 227	He grinned at you, weariness in his eyes, but a smugness in his smile.
2099	8442	# WolfHurt 228, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Don't worry, I'll save you a spot down there. Not that you'll need it after all you've done."
2100	8446	# WolfHurt 229	You squeezed the trigger, slowly, and felt the click and pop of the chamber before the deafening bang that left a hole in Curly's head.
2101	8450	# WolfHurt 230	He slumped against the wall and sat limply, like a child's discarded doll.
2102	8454	# WolfHurt 231, Speaker "Joseph"	"...Ah guess that's it, then."
2103	8458	# WolfHurt 232, Speaker "$Player"	"Pretty much. There's still a fight going on outside, but it's not ours."
2104	8462	# WolfHurt 233	You looked at Joseph. One eye bloody and swollen and staining his feathers red, the other wide and staring at Curly on the ground.
2105	8466	# WolfHurt 234	You holstered the gun and gently touched your hand to Joseph's, brushing his palm. He felt your hand in turn, fingers intertwining.
2106	8470	# WolfHurt 235, Speaker "Joseph"	"We should wait up here till it's over. Safer. Ah think these here are the rooms Bartholomew mentioned before..."
2107	8474	# WolfHurt 236, Speaker "$Player"	"You wanna rest in here?"
2108	8478	# WolfHurt 237, Duplicated with dialogue BothHurt 210	You thought about it, for a moment. Your only worry was whether you might get blood on something for when Bartholomew came back.
2109	8482	# WolfHurt 238, Duplicated with dialogue BothHurt 211	Though considering the state of the saloon already, you thought, what the hell. You'll deal with it later. Together.
2110	8486	# WolfHurt 239, Speaker "$Player"	"Alright. That seems good."
2111	8490	# WolfHurt 240	Already a bit along the landing, you walked together towards the furthest room.
2112	8496	# VultureHurt 1	The deafening noise of a gun going off did not come as expected. Curly kept his arm locked straight down the street.
2113	8500	# VultureHurt 2	Black pulled his gun too, but that wasn't what Curly was waiting for, not quite.
2114	8504	# VultureHurt 3	In the huddle behind Black, a small masked bird brought their rifle to rest on their shoulder, aiming down their eyeline towards you all.
2115	8508	# VultureHurt 4	Towards Curly.
2116	8512	# VultureHurt 5, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Gotcha."
2117	8516	# VultureHurt 6	Your whole body jumped as the shot rang out. The telltale whiz of a bullet down the street was cut short as it hit the small shootist.
2118	8520	# VultureHurt 7	He flailed and fell back with a spray of blood from his head, falling into the crowd.
2119	8524	# VultureHurt 8	The tension in the air shattered like glass as all sides scattered, kicking up dust in their wake.
2120	8528	# VultureHurt 9	Black started to run too, but Curly stayed just as he was, gun held out. His arm swung and tracked Black's movements as he ran.
2121	8532	# VultureHurt 10	He fired another shot, and Black stumbled and fell, tumbling across the ground and out of sight behind a building.
2122	8536	# VultureHurt 11, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"You know what to do, boys! Take 'em out for me. I'm going hunting."
2123	8540	# VultureHurt 12	Curly turned and slinked away before the fight started for real, the air now filling with the cracks and pops of gunshots.
2124	8544	# VultureHurt 13	He walked down an alleyway, heading away from the main street, and you quickly followed, catching up to tail him.
2125	8548	# VultureHurt 14	You followed him into the maze-like clump of houses that lined the street, trailing his shadow as he headed to the other side.
2126	8552	# VultureHurt 15	Emerging at the edge of a hill that sloped into the town, Curly had stopped just around the corner and noticed you as you came out too.
2127	8556	# VultureHurt 16, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Huh. You really are eager today. Help me find that dandy playin' cowboy, and I might reward ya if he gets a bullet atwixt the eyes."
2128	8560	# VultureHurt 17	He kept on walking, along the curve of the hill, past the many houses, with you in tow close behind, your guns both drawn.
2129	8564	# VultureHurt 18	Maybe this would work out for the best. Curly taking out Black for you would be mighty convenient.
2130	8568	# VultureHurt 19	Curly strode with cautious bravado, even as you neared the other end of town where Black's gang was holed up in.
2131	8572	# VultureHurt 20	No one was around to spot you, the air becoming laden with the smell of gunpowder from the fight in the street.
2132	8576	# VultureHurt 21	You couldn't know where Black had retreated to exactly. You were behind enemy lines at this point, so he had to be close by.
2133	8580	# VultureHurt 22	As you started to approach the end of the street, a large figure scurried out from behind a house, walking away from you.
2134	8584	# VultureHurt 23	Looking closer you realised, it wasn't a figure, but two figures, one carrying the other with their arm slung across their shoulder.
2135	8588	# VultureHurt 24	It was Joseph. He was helping Black away from the fight, seemingly headed for Sheriff's office at this end of the town.
2136	8592	# VultureHurt 25	Curly muttered.
2137	8596	# VultureHurt 26, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"There you are."
2138	8600	# VultureHurt 27	He started walking again, softly and quickly, sneaking up closer. You followed suit, the pace of your heart starting to pick up.
2139	8604	# VultureHurt 28	The two birds slowed down as they passed the town well, the low chatter of voices making its way to you on the wind.
2140	8608	# VultureHurt 29	Curly stopped. He raised his revolver slowly, arm held straight, taking his time.
2141	8612	# VultureHurt 30	Reminding you of a hunter in the woods, calm and collected as he raises his rifle, sights set on skittish creatures.
2142	8616	# VultureHurt 31	By luck or circumstance or just fear, Black took a glance behind him, just a moment. You saw the glint of the sun in his eyes.
2143	8620	# VultureHurt 32	Even as he turned his head back he realised what he'd seen and made panicked movements, grabbing at Joseph and stumbling about.
2144	8624	# VultureHurt 33	He pulled Joseph in front of him to face you, grasping a shoulder with one hand, his other arm wrapped across Joseph's neck.
2145	8628	# VultureHurt 34	Using him as a living shield without a second thought. Joseph himself went wide-eyed, struggling for a moment before thinking better of it.
2146	8632	# VultureHurt 35	Curly's arm went a little limp, the gun tilted towards the ground, but his gaze was still fixed on his target.
2147	8636	# VultureHurt 36	Almost like he was looking through Joseph.
2148	8640	# VultureHurt 37	The beat of your heart was thumping now in your ears, almost drowning out the loud shots echoing from the street.
2149	8644	# VultureHurt 38	Curly grumbled with a low growl as he squinted at Black's sorry display.
2150	8648	# VultureHurt 39, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Coward."
2151	8652	# VultureHurt 40	His arm straightened again, elbow locked, his head cocked a little to the side, lining up the barrel with their heads.
2152	8656	# VultureHurt 41	A chill ran down your spine so cold that you forgot you were in the desert. Fur standing on end, body stiff but trembling.
2153	8660	# VultureHurt 42	You stared at his back. It was like a rock wall. Immovable. You were scared of the possibility of even approaching him, even with his back turned.
2154	8664	# VultureHurt 43	You felt like you were going to pass out. Your whole body swaying, as if the ground underfoot was shifting, fear taking ahold in your heart.
2155	8668	# VultureHurt 44	You slowly lurched forward, your sense of balance giving out as you started to fall to the ground.
2156	8672	# VultureHurt 45	As your whole body started to tilt, you felt your feet that had been rooted to the ground, spring forward.
2157	8676	# VultureHurt 46	One foot stopped your fall, the other following and launching you toward Curly. Before you knew it you were running at him.
2158	8680	# VultureHurt 47	There were only a few paces between you and him, but in that moment, you knew he wasn't unstoppable.
2159	8684	# VultureHurt 48	He was the most dangerous man you'd ever met, and you were going to stop him. You were going to kill him.
2160	8688	# VultureHurt 49	Right now though, you stooped into a crouch as you ran, opening your arms wide, and crashed into his legs.
2161	8692	# VultureHurt 50	Your head and shoulders knocked into the back of his knees and you threw your arms around his legs, pushing against the ground.
2162	8696	# VultureHurt 51	Almost instantly Curly fell over, his balance so caught off that all he could do to help himself was twist around as his massive frame toppled.
2163	8700	# VultureHurt 52	He fell beside you, hitting the ground face and hands first, his legs falling out of your hold as he twisted.
2164	8704	# VultureHurt 53	Your body was filled with a rush when you heard him hit the ground, you jumped up on your knees and sprang to your feet.
2165	8708	# VultureHurt 54	There was no time to waste while you had an upper hand. You were just running on instincts.
2166	8712	# VultureHurt 55	You took a step toward him and kicked hard at his hand, foot connecting with his revolver and spinning it across the sand.
2167	8716	# VultureHurt 56	It span away to the edge of the hill, resting and tilting for a moment before tumbling down.
2168	8720	# VultureHurt 57	Curly was still trying to figure out what was going on, and you didn't give him the chance to catch up before you started running.
2169	8724	# VultureHurt 58	You ran at full pelt towards Black and Joseph. Joseph kept still, Black's arm still tight around his throat and head pressed behind his back.
2170	8728	# VultureHurt 59, Speaker "$Player", Duplicated with dialogue NoHurt 248	"Joseph, move!"
2171	8732	# VultureHurt 60	Joseph tugged at the arm around his throat, and to his surprise Black relinquished, even pushing Joseph aside.
2172	8736	# VultureHurt 61	The side of his shirt was stained red, hunching and holding a hand to himself.
2173	8740	# VultureHurt 62	His face was one of relief, but quickly changed as he laid eyes on you - a frantic and sprinting coyote who somehow knew Joseph's name.
2174	8744	# VultureHurt 63	He'd thought someone who knew Joseph's name would have to be another lackey of his.
2175	8748	# VultureHurt 64	His confusion remained deep-seated on his brow even as you ran fast and punched him hard in the gut, making him collapse to his knees.
2176	8752	# VultureHurt 65	Your hand ached a little in your joints and you shook it off, looking at Joseph whose eyes were wide in surprise but lit up with delight.
2177	8756	# VultureHurt 66, Speaker "Joseph"	"Holy Hell! Howdy to you too!"
2178	8760	# VultureHurt 67	You looked over your shoulder at Curly. He was already slinking off down the hillside to get his gun, tips of his ears just disappearing.
2179	8764	# VultureHurt 68, Speaker "$Player"	"No time for howdys, we've gotta kill this guy and get outta here. Curly waits for no one."
2180	8768	# VultureHurt 69	Joseph understood what you meant, his face becoming solemn. His hand reached up to his shotgun but froze as it touched the stock.
2181	8772	# VultureHurt 70	You could see the trepidation in his eyes. The figure of Black keeled over in pain reflected in his keen gaze.
2182	8776	# VultureHurt 71	You understood the thoughts, the doubts you were also wrestling with about what you were doing.
2183	8780	# VultureHurt 72	Dreams of putting down the people who made your life miserable didn't quite match up to the reality.
2184	8784	# VultureHurt 73	You gingerly reached your hand out onto his, squeezing gently.
2185	8788	# VultureHurt 74, Speaker "$Player"	"We can do it together. Like we promised."
2186	8792	# VultureHurt 75	Joseph, still looking at Black, took a deep breath - and sighed even deeper. He nodded.
2187	8796	# VultureHurt 76	His hand shifted under yours as his fingers wrapped round his shotgun, pulling it from its holster, and you pulled with him, stepping closer.
2188	8800	# VultureHurt 77	Your arms crossed where your hands held on the stock, Joseph's other hand holding the barrel.
2189	8804	# VultureHurt 78	The wind whistled in your ears, the feathers of Joseph's neck ruffling. Your shadows cast across Black as he knelt in the sand.
2190	8808	# VultureHurt 79	He didn't raise his head as he spoke.
2191	8812	# VultureHurt 80, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"Who are you?"
2192	8816	# VultureHurt 81	You thought for a second. It felt like there were many things you could say. You weren't sure any of them were true anyhow.
2193	8820	# VultureHurt 82, Speaker "$Player"	"I'm another lookout. That's all."
2194	8824	# VultureHurt 83	Black scoffed.
2195	8828	# VultureHurt 84, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"That's all? You're a stranger about to kill me, and you won't even give me the dignity of a name."
2196	8832	# VultureHurt 85, Speaker "Joseph"	"I'm not sure you ever earned that kinda right, Black."
2197	8836	# VultureHurt 86, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"I don't think I earned an execution at your hands, either, Joseph. Yet here we are."
2198	8840	# VultureHurt 87	Standing so close to Joseph, shoulder to shoulder, you could feel him freeze up. His face was blank, but his eyes gave him away, flitting about.
2199	8844	# VultureHurt 88, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"Whatever cockamamie plan your friend has come up with here, you don't have to go along with it, Joseph."
2200	8848	# VultureHurt 89, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"You're smarter than that. Point that gun somewhere else, and help me, so I can help you. We can move past this."
2201	8852	# VultureHurt 90, Speaker "Joseph", Duplicated with dialogue Meeting 43, Meeting 44, Sheriff 88, Eating 92, Eating 119, Eating 135, Eating 146	"..."
2202	8856	# VultureHurt 91, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah don't believe you. You must think I'm real stupid to try and get me to go along with you."
2203	8860	# VultureHurt 92, Speaker "Joseph"	"Maybe ah was grateful to you, once. We're way past that now, the idea that you're gonna help me? That dog don't hunt."
2204	8864	# VultureHurt 93, Speaker "Joseph"	"This has been a long time comin'. There ain't an honest bone in your body, Black, and you deserve every pellet of this."
2205	8868	# VultureHurt 94	Black was silent, head still bowed, face covered by the brim of his hat.
2206	8872	# VultureHurt 95, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"Yes, I suppose you're right... I don't think you're as smart as I gave you credit for."
2207	8876	# VultureHurt 96, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"You rode with the best. You know that Joseph, don't you? The gentleman outlaw of the West."
2208	8880	# VultureHurt 97, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"Stupid boy. Wouldn't know a kindness if it spat in his face."
2209	8884	# VultureHurt 98	You couldn't even tell if he was talking to anyone but himself anymore.
2210	8888	# VultureHurt 99	Joseph's brow furrowed. You felt his hand shift underneath yours as a finger passed over the trigger and squeezed.
2211	8892	# VultureHurt 100	The blast was deafening, the buck of the shotgun rocking you both. Your ears were ringing even as the gunsmoke rose into the air.
2212	8896	# VultureHurt 101	Black fell hard on the sand, his punctured and bleeding body leaving a streak of blood where he landed.
2213	8900	# VultureHurt 102	His arm moved for a moment, like it might've been grabbing at the ground, at the dry grass of the desert.
2214	8904	# VultureHurt 103	There was a tension to the way he lay there, but as the dirt was stained a dark brown, it disappeared. Lying totally still.
2215	8908	# VultureHurt 104	Joseph turned and pulled away from you, wrapping a hand around his beak. His whole chest heaved with quiet breaths.
2216	8912	# VultureHurt 105, Speaker "$Player"	"Joseph..."
2217	8916	# VultureHurt 106	You reached your hand out to him, but your whole body tensed as your ears flicked to the sound of something down the hill.
2218	8920	# VultureHurt 107, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Don't move a muscle, beaky. I know you see me."
2219	8924	# VultureHurt 108	Joseph was still now, too. He was looking out across the hill, but to his right, a dozen or so paces away, Curly was just peering over the ledge.
2220	8928	# VultureHurt 109	His gun was drawn, and Joseph dared not to move, as Curly clearly knew he'd seen him in the corner of his eye already.
2221	8932	# VultureHurt 110, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Botha you turn around, hands up, face me. No funny business."
2222	8936	# VultureHurt 111	You both turned slowly, backing up a little as Curly climbed up the hill, revolver trained on you all the while.
2223	8940	# VultureHurt 112	He took a few steps away from the edge, gun now held lazily with his elbow on his hip, pointed between you two.
2224	8944	# VultureHurt 113, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Shouldn't have to tell you to drop the gun, birdbrain."
2225	8948	# VultureHurt 114	Joseph flicked his wrist and tossed his shotgun aside, eyes locked with Curly's.
2226	8952	# VultureHurt 115	Curly reached a hand up to his face, rubbing his chin and flexing his jaw. Thinking, some confusion running across his brow.
2227	8956	# VultureHurt 116, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Real pain in the ass stunt you pulled back there, tomboy. Care to explain?"
2228	8960	# VultureHurt 117, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Who's your friend here?"
2229	8964	# VultureHurt 118	You shifted your weight from foot to foot, full of nervous energy, racking your brain to think of what to say.
2230	8968	# VultureHurt 119	He hadn't immediately assumed you betrayed him, not yet. You'd be on the ground begging for mercy by now if that were the case.
2231	8972	# VultureHurt 120	You'd been still playing along till this point. Helping him out, backing him up, tipping him off.
2232	8976	# VultureHurt 121	He didn't like you, but you'd just about wormed your way into his good books. You can use that.
2233	8980	# VultureHurt 122	Just keep playing along.
2234	8984	# VultureHurt 123, Speaker "$Player"	"This is Joseph, he's one of Black's lot. We met a few days ago and made a truce."
2235	8988	# VultureHurt 124	You relaxed your arms in the air a little, slouching too and putting on airs that you were less tense than you really were.
2236	8992	# VultureHurt 125, Speaker "$Player"	"He didn't like Black much, so we set up a plan to kill him, and he'd come join our gang."
2237	8996	# VultureHurt 126	You looked at Joseph for a few moments, meeting his eyes, seeing that he understood where you going with this. A reassurance.
2238	9000	# VultureHurt 127, Speaker "$Player"	"I know he's... not our usual fit, but he's a goodun. Smart, hard worker."
2239	9004	# VultureHurt 128, Speaker "$Player"	"When it looked like you were gonna shoot him I panicked, I had to stop you."
2240	9008	# VultureHurt 129, Speaker "$Player"	"I can only apologise for that."
2241	9012	# VultureHurt 130	A silence hung in the air. The gunshots in the street had died down, and as you stopped talking, Curly didn't reply. He just looked at you.
2242	9016	# VultureHurt 131	His gun shifted in his hand, fingers fidgeting about with it as he thought. Contemplating what you said.
2243	9020	# VultureHurt 132	You didn't know if he'd believe it, you were just stalling. It was a lie that broke down under any real scrutiny.
2244	9024	# VultureHurt 133	But it might be enough.
2245	9028	# VultureHurt 134	Beside you was the well, a simple build of stone and wood. Sand was piled up around the base, swept into mounds against it by the wind.
2246	9032	# VultureHurt 135	You hoped that would be your ticket out of here. You just had to wait.
2247	9036	# VultureHurt 136, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"So you conspired to lead us both here, and then Black would be taken out, leaving the rest for us."
2248	9040	# VultureHurt 137, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Putting everyone in danger just for the sake of... him."
2249	9044	# VultureHurt 138	A lump formed in your throat. You squinted your eyes as the wind blew in your face.
2250	9048	# VultureHurt 139, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"...Tch, it's a stupid gambit, but I can't complain that you showed guts for once."
2251	9052	# VultureHurt 140, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Sounds like something I woulda done when I was younger."
2252	9056	# VultureHurt 141, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"S'all well and good to have you vouch, but I wanna hear from beaky boy himself. Why do you wanna join us?"
2253	9060	# VultureHurt 142	Joseph looked at you, unsure, a little panic in his eyes. You just nodded at him, and nodded in Curly's direction.
2254	9064	# VultureHurt 143	Joseph stalling for you was perfect. It let you focus on what was more important right now.
2255	9068	# VultureHurt 144	The wind. That's what you were waiting on.
2256	9072	# VultureHurt 145, Speaker "Joseph"	"Uh, cahw, well, sir, a-ah was just. Sick of the way Black treated me. There was no respect."
2257	9076	# VultureHurt 146	You felt the wind whipping around you, blowing into the town. Whistling through the alleys.
2258	9080	# VultureHurt 147, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah was hoping for a fresh start, I s'pose. New gang."
2259	9084	# VultureHurt 148	Curly's face remained the same. Contemplative, a little bored.
2260	9088	# VultureHurt 149	The wind was dying down. A new gust, soon.
2261	9092	# VultureHurt 150, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah can make myself useful, ah know a lot abou-"
2262	9096	# VultureHurt 151	Curly waved his hand at Joseph and shook his head.
2263	9100	# VultureHurt 152, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Save it, kid. You've given me a lot to chew on, but I'm not a patient man. I've made my mind up."
2264	9104	# VultureHurt 153	The wind was picking up again, blowing past your ears.
2265	9108	# VultureHurt 154, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"You're a traitor, Joseph. I don't have time for that."
2266	9112	# VultureHurt 155	The wind was rushing at your back now, the whistling of the alleyways gone. This was the moment.
2267	9116	# VultureHurt 156	You stuck your foot behind the mound of sand next to you, piled against the well, and swept your leg to kick it all as hard as you could.
2268	9120	# VultureHurt 157	The sand and dust exploded as you cleared through it and sent it into the air towards Curly.
2269	9124	# VultureHurt 158	The desert wind you'd been waiting on rushed in his direction, the grit and rock forming a cloud that covered him.
2270	9128	# VultureHurt 159	He didn't realise what was happening till it was too late, his guard down. It was a momentary sandstorm, in his eyes, in his mouth.
2271	9132	# VultureHurt 160	Joseph and you didn't wait as the dust cloud swallowed Curly, turning tail and running past the well towards the main street.
2272	9136	# VultureHurt 161	Joseph was ahead of you, jumping over Black's body as he ran. You slowed down and stooped to grab Black's revolver from his holster.
2273	9140	# VultureHurt 162	A shot rang out behind you, and another, and another. You ducked down, and there was a loud crack of rock as one of the bullets hit the well.
2274	9144	# VultureHurt 163	Curly, usually a cool and collected shootist, was firing blindly in the direction you ran, just trying to hit anyone he could.
2275	9148	# VultureHurt 164	With Black's gun in hand you peered over the well at Curly. He was standing in the same spot, covering his eyes with his arm, gun held out.
2276	9152	# VultureHurt 165	He couldn't see again yet, but he was listening for if he'd hurt anyone.
2277	9156	# VultureHurt 166	You knew how good his hearing was, just like yours. He was waiting for you to move.
2278	9160	# VultureHurt 167	Crouched on one knee, you leaned forward, feet poised to launch you from behind the well.
2279	9164	# VultureHurt 168	You pushed hard and sprinted from your standstill, running at Joseph who was cautiously waiting round a corner for you.
2280	9168	# VultureHurt 169	Another gunshot, striking the ground near where you ran, and you stumbled as all the momentum of your run propelled you forward.
2281	9172	# VultureHurt 170	You glanced at Curly as you ran and saw him start walking towards you both, round the edge of the building.
2282	9176	# VultureHurt 171	Joseph's hand tapped you on the back and pushed you forward as you ran past, running behind you as you headed towards the saloon.
2283	9180	# VultureHurt 172	Two more shots rang out. A window on the saloon burst and shattered glass fell out of the frame. You heard Joseph cry out behind you.
2284	9184	# VultureHurt 173	There were more shots now, but not from Curly, as you cleared across the street. The fight started again, bullets flying.
2285	9188	# VultureHurt 174	Joseph and you slammed into the doors of the saloon as you leapt onto its porch.
2286	9192	# VultureHurt 175	There was a red gash on Joseph's shoulder. You couldn't stop yourself from staring at it, a deep pit suddenly opening in your stomach.
2287	9196	# VultureHurt 176	Joseph snapped you out of it as he opened the saloon door and rushed inside. You made to follow him, but looked behind yourself first.
2288	9200	# VultureHurt 177	Curly was standing at the end of the street, wary of the shots going off, staring you down all the while.
2289	9204	# VultureHurt 178	Something in his eyes changed when he saw you looking at him. He looked at his gun before tossing it aside, not waiting to reload.
2290	9208	# VultureHurt 179	He pulled his knife from its sheath and started booking it towards the saloon.
2291	9212	# VultureHurt 180	A chill of ice ran down your spine as he started running at you, and you hastily threw Black's revolver across the floor towards Joseph.
2292	9216	# VultureHurt 181, Speaker "$Player"	"Hide!"
2293	9220	# VultureHurt 182	He looked at you, then saw Curly past you, then looked at the gun on the floor and grabbed it after a momentary pause.
2294	9224	# VultureHurt 183	The last thing you saw as you slammed the saloon door shut was Joseph sliding to the end of the bar, before Curly was upon you.
2295	9228	# VultureHurt 184	You swivelled around in time to see Curly reach toward you as his hand closed around your throat, shoving you against the wall.
2296	9232	# VultureHurt 185	A dull pain throbbed at the back of your head as it bounced off the wood, Curly gripping your neck and keeping you there.
2297	9236	# VultureHurt 186	Your hand snapped to his arm and pulled, claws digging in and scratching the muscles of his arm straining against his skin, drawing blood.
2298	9240	# VultureHurt 187	He had no patience for that and snatched his arm away, snarling, before snatching your wrist and holding your arm up, pinning it to the wall.
2299	9244	# VultureHurt 188	Your back was flush with the wood, forced onto your tiptoes by his pulling on your arm, bringing you to his height.
2300	9248	# VultureHurt 189	His grip was tight around your wrist, your hand starting to feel numb and prickly.
2301	9252	# VultureHurt 190	He came up close to you and brought his knife up, tracing the blunt side around your face before turning it around to threaten your cheek.
2302	9256	# VultureHurt 191	The blade cold and hard through your fur, just below your eye, held still to your skin by Curly. He was so close now, face to face.
2303	9260	# VultureHurt 192	You could smell the days of coffee on his breath and see your own tired, fearful face in the pinprick blackness of his eyes.
2304	9264	# VultureHurt 193	Your mouth dry, your panting breath hurting in your throat.
2305	9268	# VultureHurt 194, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Always knew you'd turn traitor. I never fuckin' liked you. The way you looked at me sometimes... hate, I think I'd call it."
2306	9272	# VultureHurt 195, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Had me going for a moment back there, though! Thought you'd finally seen some sense, in your own screwy way."
2307	9276	# VultureHurt 196, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Too good to be true, hah. But what should I have expected. It's always been your game, blending in."
2308	9280	# VultureHurt 197, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"You knew what you were doing. Never giving me an excuse, never giving me a chance, cuz you know what I do to traitors."
2309	9284	# VultureHurt 198, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"How I like to make 'em squeal. You're stupid, but not stupid enough to let that be you."
2310	9288	# VultureHurt 199, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Till you blew it today, of course."
2311	9292	# VultureHurt 200	You felt the knife twist so slightly in his hand, toying with it. Thinking of what to do with you.
2312	9296	# VultureHurt 201, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Shame that I don't have time to give you the proper traitor's punishment, but I have your feathered friend to finish off after you."
2313	9300	# VultureHurt 202, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Say yer prayers, kid."
2314	9304	# VultureHurt 203	The beating of your heart pitched into the rhythm of a stampeding horse at the thought of dying, of the knife about to slice you open.
2315	9308	# VultureHurt 204	The thought that Curly was about to kill you, but... what scared you even more was the thought of what he might do to Joseph.
2316	9312	# VultureHurt 205	Time felt like it was at a standstill. Curly was going to make his move. You had to do something.
2317	9316	# VultureHurt 206	You weren't going to let this happen, you couldn't, you came here to kill him. You weren't going to die.
2318	9320	# VultureHurt 207	The fear propelled you now as your head lunged forward, you stuck out your neck with the speed of a cracking whip, snapping your jaws open.
2319	9324	# VultureHurt 208	Curly hadn't even pulled the knife back yet and it sliced through your cheek as you stuck your head out and clamped your teeth on his snout.
2320	9328	# VultureHurt 209	You bit as hard as you could on Curly's face, teeth meeting bone and cutting through flesh, all the tension in your body locking up your jaw.
2321	9332	# VultureHurt 210	You tasted blood as it hit your tongue and knew you'd done enough, throwing your mouth open wide and pulling away as Curly recoiled.		False
2322	9336	# VultureHurt 211	He let go of you, staggering back a couple paces, and your feet fell flat on the deck.
2323	9340	# VultureHurt 212	His hand covered his maw immediately, feeling the damage, wincing, blood starting to pour down his chin.
2324	9344	# VultureHurt 213	You kept your mouth open, not daring to breathe yet, sucking on your teeth and spitting a red glob to your side that splattered on the floor.
2325	9348	# VultureHurt 214	The taste of blood in the back of your throat made you want to be sick.
2326	9352	# VultureHurt 215	Curly was breathing heavily through his fingers, hackles raised, growling, eyes flitting around you but absolutely focused.
2327	9356	# VultureHurt 216	In an instant he rushed towards you, the knife in his hand twisted downwards now, and he raised it up to stab at you.
2328	9360	# VultureHurt 217	You were frozen still for a moment before you threw yourself out of the way and ducked as Curly plunged the knife where you had just been.
2329	9364	# VultureHurt 218	It buried itself deep in the wooden wall of the saloon. You stumbled, hand landing and steadying yourself on the edge of a window.
2330	9368	# VultureHurt 219	Curly tugged at the knife, once, twice, but it wouldn't come loose. You made eyes towards the saloon door, thinking of running.
2331	9372	# VultureHurt 220	Curly gave up on the knife as soon as he saw you make a move, snarling and throwing his weight out to catch you.
2332	9376	# VultureHurt 221	His arms stretched out and grabbed you, both hands digging in under your armpits and pulling you back, lifted up in front of him.
2333	9380	# VultureHurt 222	He held you aloft for a moment in his fit of rage, your feet clear off the ground.
2334	9384	# VultureHurt 223	He swung you one way, then swung you back with all his strength, the inertia lifting your stomach as he hurled you at the window.
2335	9388	# VultureHurt 224	You shut your eyes tight as you were thrown and your whole body tensed as you crashed through, the glass cracking at your back.
2336	9392	# VultureHurt 225	Your senses were overwhelmed as you sailed through the window, the sound of shattered glass deafening in your ears.
2337	9396	# VultureHurt 226	You were in the air for what felt like minutes, totally weightless, before you crumpled upon the ground.
2338	9400	# VultureHurt 227	Your body screamed at the bruises, the cuts, the scrapes covering your body. Your back felt like it was on fire, your face wet and sore.
2339	9404	# VultureHurt 228	You were curled up, lay on your side. You wanted to get up, to move, but you couldn't, your limbs were too weak, your head swimming.
2340	9408	# VultureHurt 229	It was all you could do to crane your neck and lift your head up enough to look towards the window.
2341	9412	# VultureHurt 230	The sunlight was streaming in, so bright from your view on the floor. You heard the sound of wood creaking and cracking.
2342	9416	# VultureHurt 231	Curly walked slowly into view of the window, holding his knife again, breathing hard still, muzzle stained and matted with blood.
2343	9420	# VultureHurt 232	He wiped his arm across his face, getting the blood out of his nose - relaxed, like a boxer who'd won his fight, just cleaning himself up.
2344	9424	# VultureHurt 233	His frame filled the window, silhouetted by the sun, shadow spilling into the saloon. He looked at you with smug relief, and sighed.
2345	9428	# VultureHurt 234, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"...Getting too old for this."
2346	9432	# VultureHurt 235	He started carefully climbing through the broken window when a loud bang went off behind you, echoing off the walls of the saloon.
2347	9436	# VultureHurt 236	Staggering back a step he clutched at his chest, and another bang went off, a second gunshot that made another small red hole.
2348	9440	# VultureHurt 237	He stumbled, trying to catch himself on the porch railing but sliding off, falling out of sight past the window with a series of thuds.
2349	9444	# VultureHurt 238	You heard shuffling behind you as Joseph crawled from the end of the bar over to you.
2350	9448	# VultureHurt 239	His gun rattled on the floorboards next to you as he discarded it, hands gingerly touching you, trying to find some purchase to help you up.
2351	9452	# VultureHurt 240	You could tell he was trying not to hurt you, but you were hurt anyway, there wasn't any avoiding the searing soreness as you tried to sit up.
2352	9456	# VultureHurt 241	Your head was clearing and everything became less muddled, the pain in your body also more noticeable to you.
2353	9460	# VultureHurt 242	Cuts and tears in your back screamed in protest as Joseph helped push you to a sit, and you hunched forward, legs straight, taking a moment.
2354	9464	# VultureHurt 243, Speaker "Joseph"	"Uh, ah don't know if you should move yet $Player, just stay put."
2355	9468	# VultureHurt 244	You could hear the worry in his voice. You didn't know how bad it looked, only how it felt. You'd live.
2356	9472	# VultureHurt 245	The other thing you heard concerned you more. Past the cacophony of guns outside, past the wind howling through the broken windows.
2357	9476	# VultureHurt 246	You shifted your weight to the side, pressing your hand to the ground and rolling onto your knees. You took another moment to breathe.
2358	9480	# VultureHurt 247	Your back was on fire every time you moved but you could deal with it, you just had to take it slow.
2359	9484	# VultureHurt 248	Facing the floor, you saw yourself reflected in the shards of glass scattered around you. There were gashes on your face, on your cheek.
2360	9488	# VultureHurt 249	A large red wound went around the top of your snout, and you resisted the urge to scrunch your face and see how it felt.
2361	9492	# VultureHurt 250, Speaker "Joseph"	"$Player where are you goin', yer gonna hurt yourself."
2362	9496	# VultureHurt 251, Speaker "$Player"	"I... I'm alright."
2363	9500	# VultureHurt 252	It wasn't very convincing that you winced as you said that, a long pain-relieving exhale as you slowly stood up.
2364	9504	# VultureHurt 253	Straightening your back felt better even as the many cuts flared up, soreness fading as you stood to your full height.
2365	9508	# VultureHurt 254	You turned to the window and walked gently over to it, stepping between broken glass, towards the sound of struggled breathing outside.
2366	9512	# VultureHurt 255	Your hand passed over the handle of your gun and you pulled it from the holster, pointing it down past the window as you peered over.
2367	9516	# VultureHurt 256	Sure enough Curly was lying there on his front, shirt stained with blood. He met eyes with you as you peeked out, still wary of him.
2368	9520	# VultureHurt 257, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Hah, came to finish me off did you... Surprised you can stand like that, you look like shit."
2369	9524	# VultureHurt 258	You didn't respond. You had nothing to say to him. You fidgeted with the gun in your hand, fingers readjusting.
2370	9528	# VultureHurt 259	Joseph approached carefully behind you, feeling him close at your back, looking at Curly over your shoulder.
2371	9532	# VultureHurt 260	Curly's eyes studied Joseph for a moment, and flicked back to you, before turning them to the sky, staring at the porch ceiling.
2372	9536	# VultureHurt 261, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"What did he promise you, huh? Sex, money; safety. Whatever it is, he's lying."
2373	9540	# VultureHurt 262, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Life makes liars of us all, sooner or later."
2374	9544	# VultureHurt 263, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"You don't know the real world, pup. You can't trust other people."
2375	9548	# VultureHurt 264, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"At least I was honest with you, wasn't I? Never lied about anything, you knew the stakes."
2376	9552	# VultureHurt 265, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Can you say the same for others? I don't think so."
2377	9556	# VultureHurt 266, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"You'll miss me when I'm gone. You'll regret it."
2378	9560	# VultureHurt 267	He'd accepted his death already. There was a bottomless well in your stomach as you aimed at Curly's head.
2379	9564	# VultureHurt 268	You shook away the thoughts nesting in your mind, the little fear that he might be right. Taking a deep breath in, and out.
2380	9568	# VultureHurt 269	You didn't know if there was credence to a dying man's words. You just wanted this to be over.
2381	9572	# VultureHurt 270, Speaker "$Player", Duplicated with dialogue NoHurt 72	"Go to Hell, Curly."
2382	9576	# VultureHurt 271	You squeezed hard on the trigger and let your arm jerk as the gun went off, a bang that made your heart jump.
2383	9580	# VultureHurt 272	Curly's head whipped to the side with a wet thud, a hole in his skull. Blood started to pool, dripping to the sand, and his arms fell limp.
2384	9584	# VultureHurt 273	You put the gun back in your holster. You wanted to be sick. Stepping away from the window, walking over to a table, something to fall on.
2385	9588	# VultureHurt 274	A little stability, your fingers tapping the varnished wood, staring at nothing at all.
2386	9592	# VultureHurt 275, Speaker "Joseph"	"Hey, hold still."
2387	9596	# VultureHurt 276	Joseph walked over to you, close behind, a hand reaching up to your shoulder.
2388	9600	# VultureHurt 277, Speaker "Joseph"	"Don't move, ah mean it."
2389	9604	# VultureHurt 278	Something in your back, below the shoulder of your shorter arm, you felt it move for a moment. Suddenly a flash of searing pain.
2390	9608	# VultureHurt 279	You barked and covered your mouth, biting a little on a finger to distract from the pain.
2391	9612	# VultureHurt 280	It felt like someone was dragging a white hot poker through the left of your back; it only lasted a couple seconds, but it felt like minutes.
2392	9616	# VultureHurt 281	Joseph's other hand on your opposite shoulder held you in place, and you resisted the urge to struggle until finally it stopped.
2393	9620	# VultureHurt 282	You panted like you'd just run the length of the town. The back of your shoulder felt molten.
2394	9624	# VultureHurt 283, Speaker "Joseph"	"Sorry, sorry about that, s'why ah told you not to move in the first place. Real nasty bit of glass in there."
2395	9628	# VultureHurt 284, Speaker "$Player"	"It's alright... thank you."
2396	9632	# VultureHurt 285	Your back did feel different, less stiff. You hadn't noticed it before, even if it really hurt now.
2397	9636	# VultureHurt 286	You turned around to face Joseph, your eyes gravitating towards the gash in his shoulder, a great red tear through his shirt and skin.
2398	9640	# VultureHurt 287, Speaker "$Player"	"Are you alright?"
2399	9644	# VultureHurt 288, Speaker "Joseph"	"Yeah, I'm fine, I'll live. Yer in way worse a shape than I am."
2400	9648	# VultureHurt 289	He gave you a gentle, worried smile, then looked behind him, through the window.
2401	9652	# VultureHurt 290, Speaker "Joseph"	"We should probbly get out of sight, someone sees us in here we might be in trouble, 'specially with that freak of nature out there."
2402	9656	# VultureHurt 291, Speaker "$Player"	"Yeah we should, uh... freak of nature?"
2403	9660	# VultureHurt 292, Speaker "Joseph"	"Curly! The man tossed you through a window, I'd say that's pretty freakish! I'm just glad you made it through that."
2404	9664	# VultureHurt 293, Speaker "$Player"	"Maybe I'm the freak, huh? Anyway, you're right, we should hide and wait for this to blow over."
2405	9668	# VultureHurt 294	You looked around, your eyes dancing across the saloon for somewhere to nestle into, looking up and seeing the upper floor.
2406	9672	# VultureHurt 295	Joseph followed your eyeline up, and you looked at each other.
2407	9676	# VultureHurt 296, Speaker "Joseph"	"...Bart said the saloon had rooms, didn't he?"
2408	9680	# VultureHurt 297, Speaker "$Player"	"Yeah, he... did."
2409	9684	# VultureHurt 298, Speaker "Joseph"	"...Should we go? Up? Would be a lot comfier than hiding down here ah think. Safer too."
2410	9688	# VultureHurt 299	You felt your face warm, and thought about it a moment. You were both bleeding a lot. Would Bartholomew get mad?
2411	9692	# VultureHurt 300	The saloon was a mess already. You'd deal with it later, together.
2412	9696	# VultureHurt 301, Speaker "$Player"	"Yeah. That would be good."
2413	9700	# VultureHurt 302	You had a minute together of trying to help each other, trying to link arms or put an arm over your shoulder.
2414	9704	# VultureHurt 303	You were too hurt and sensitive to really be touched by Joseph though, and his shoulder too busted up to hold your weight.
2415	9708	# VultureHurt 304	Together you just walked up the stairs, closely, side by side, holding yourself steady on the bannister, Joseph watching you with keen eyes.
2416	9712	# VultureHurt 305	You knew he'd be there to catch you if you fell, your legs a little shaky as the adrenaline started to subside, and your heart beating slower.
2417	9716	# VultureHurt 306	The landing stretched across the saloon, and you walked towards the furthest room, Joseph trailing close behind you.
2418	9722	# NoHurt 1	Curly's hand reached for his gun, but something he saw had him hesitate. Hand hovering over the holster.
2419	9726	# NoHurt 2	He ducked and ran, throwing a hand up in the air to signal for the gang to scatter, his large frame running away from you across the street.
2420	9730	# NoHurt 3	He dived out of sight as one unlucky coyote behind him was cut down by a whizzing bullet, blood spraying across the dirt.
2421	9734	# NoHurt 4	You didn't hang around as the fight started, but you knew, you saw, as you took off between the houses of the main street.
2422	9738	# NoHurt 5	You knew Curly had seen you as he'd sat up, eyes piercing from the other side. He was coming for you.
2423	9742	# NoHurt 6	The clump of houses lining the street made a maze that you could hide in as you scurried through.
2424	9746	# NoHurt 7	You heard many sounds of gunshots now, starting to fill the air, cracks and pops.
2425	9750	# NoHurt 8	You ran haphazardly through the alleys, past the many empty houses, catching glimpses of your panting face in dusty windows.
2426	9754	# NoHurt 9	The shelter of a long house with a porch that shaded you from the sun was where you stopped, catching your breath.
2427	9758	# NoHurt 10	Listening to the sounds of people running, shouting, shots going off in cascades.
2428	9762	# NoHurt 11	You were safe here for the moment, but that didn't matter. You needed to find Joseph. He must have run when you did.
2429	9766	# NoHurt 12	Staying here wouldn't help you find him. You needed to get out of all these houses, out somewhere clearer.
2430	9770	# NoHurt 13	You looked round the corner of the building you hid in the shade of, seeing the edge of a rocky hill that went down into the rest of town.
2431	9774	# NoHurt 14	If you skirted this side you should be able to avoid any trouble.
2432	9778	# NoHurt 15	You slinked out, now sliding your gun from its holster, the metal a comfort of sorts in your grip as you emerged into the sun again.
2433	9782	# NoHurt 16	You started walking past the houses, the sheer wooden backsides of buildings looming over you, following the curve of the hill.
2434	9786	# NoHurt 17	Your pace was brisk and cautious, listening for anything or anyone nearby, but the fight continued to rage away in the street.
2435	9790	# NoHurt 18	At this rate you'd be behind enemy lines, on the side of town Black's gang had come from.
2436	9794	# NoHurt 19	You needed to be careful. You couldn't know how many guys Black had brought with him, if there were more waiting elsewhere.
2437	9798	# NoHurt 20	Your steps were cut short and you jolted as a figure jumped out from behind the house you were passing, and you stuck your gun far out.
2438	9802	# NoHurt 21	The barrel was exactly eyeline with Joseph as you regained your footing, the tension in your shoulder giving way as recognition sparked.
2439	9806	# NoHurt 22	You felt the panic melt from your face the way it did from Joseph's as you met eyes. He was holding his shotgun, poised and ready.
2440	9810	# NoHurt 23	A few moments passed as you both lowered your weapons and your faces tried to find the right shape to take.
2441	9814	# NoHurt 24	Surprised, incredulous, almost not believing you were seeing each other, like a missed connection showing up again suddenly.
2442	9818	# NoHurt 25	A warmth started to fill your heart, like sweet coffee, and you couldn't stop yourself from jumping at him, throwing your arms around him.
2443	9822	# NoHurt 26	Joseph didn't miss a beat in catching you, scooping you up into an embrace, your heads over each other's shoulders.
2444	9826	# NoHurt 27	Squeezing each other so tightly, like the desert wind might take you if you let go.
2445	9830	# NoHurt 28, Speaker "Joseph"	"I'm so glad to see you again."
2446	9834	# NoHurt 29	You couldn't help but laugh a little, the chuckle caught in your throat that was pressed against his shoulder.
2447	9838	# NoHurt 30	You pulled back, getting a better look at his face.
2448	9842	# NoHurt 31, Speaker "$Player"	"Little formal of you, but I'll take it. It's nice to see you again too."
2449	9846	# NoHurt 32, Speaker "Joseph"	"Aw come on, $Player, what were you expecting me to say? I'm mighty happy to see you, but my heart's beatin' like a jackrabbit."
2450	9850	# NoHurt 33, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah barely got outta there before all Hell broke loose, what made you run?"
2451	9854	# NoHurt 34, Speaker "$Player"	"I'm sorry Joseph, things just... weren't turning out how I thought they would, I thought running was safest."
2452	9858	# NoHurt 35, Speaker "Joseph"	"Yeah, probably. We're alive so I'd say it was a good call."
2453	9862	# NoHurt 36	He twisted his head sharply, looking around with his piercing eyes, squinting in the sun.
2454	9866	# NoHurt 37, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah think we should hide out a lil', wait till the fight dies down some. They can pick each other off."
2455	9870	# NoHurt 38	You let go of each other and he led you round the corner of a house, walking close to the wall, careful and alert.
2456	9874	# NoHurt 39	The sun at your backs as you walked closer to the fight, back into the maze of houses on the main street.
2457	9878	# NoHurt 40, Speaker "Joseph"	"We should head thatta way to the end of the street, where Sheriff's office is, keep an eye on things from th-"
2458	9882	# NoHurt 41	Joseph halted as he approached the front of the house, coming up short before the porch, you almost walking into him as he stopped.
2459	9886	# NoHurt 42	Breath caught in his throat, slowly taking a step back, then another, one wing protectively reaching out as if to cover you.
2460	9890	# NoHurt 43	You looked past him, confused, only seeing the tall wood slat walls of the houses next to you - until you looked at the ground.
2461	9894	# NoHurt 44	Seeing what Joseph had seen, what made him hesitate, made him take steady, fearful steps backwards.
2462	9898	# NoHurt 45	The barely peeking, almost unnoticeable shadow spilling just past the edge of the house's own shadow.
2463	9902	# NoHurt 46	Unmistakably canine, a snout and the half-shadows of whiskers, a hiding face poking out just enough to give itself away.
2464	9906	# NoHurt 47	The shadow of a face that you felt you recognised, ice creeping down your spine before your mind could even settle an answer.
2465	9910	# NoHurt 48	The joints of your hand straining against your skin as you gripped your gun tighter, finger resting next to the trigger.
2466	9914	# NoHurt 49	Your advance backwards stopped as the shadow recognised it had been spotted, and emerged, knife first.
2467	9918	# NoHurt 50	Curly Wolf, stepping out into the sunlight that streamed through the alley. Even through his squinting, you could see his eyes trained on you.
2468	9922	# NoHurt 51	He stood a few paces away, blocking the end of the alley, filling up the space between the two houses.
2469	9926	# NoHurt 52	A cocky grin spread across his face as he spoke.
2470	9930	# NoHurt 53, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Well, whadda we have here? Not just one traitor, but two by the looks of it!"
2471	9934	# NoHurt 54	Curly eyed Joseph over, his wing still held out past you, a feathery gate keeping danger at bay.
2472	9938	# NoHurt 55	You couldn't see Joseph's face but his whole body was still, like a statue. Your own wanted to crumble as Curly looked past him.
2473	9942	# NoHurt 56	The glare of a predator waiting to strike. You didn't want to hide behind Joseph, but your resolve was withering under Curly's stare.
2474	9946	# NoHurt 57	His eyes flitted back and forth between you as he spoke.
2475	9950	# NoHurt 58, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Alright beaky, I've got no beef with you. You can walk away safe and sound from this."
2476	9954	# NoHurt 59, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Yer Black's problem, not mine. Just... make this easy and hand over that miserable excuse cowering behind you."
2477	9958	# NoHurt 60	Joseph didn't move. Even though you knew he wouldn't, there was still a small fear, that understanding of self-preservation.
2478	9962	# NoHurt 61	Maybe he would. Maybe he'd step aside, wordlessly, and let Curly take you away, because it's his best option.
2479	9966	# NoHurt 62	But as you stood there behind him, that small fear slipped further and further away. Joseph didn't move a muscle.
2480	9970	# NoHurt 63	In fact, as he was he was hunched a little, frozen in the pose he'd stopped in. Now, he stood taller, rising up, puffing his chest out.
2481	9974	# NoHurt 64	You didn't know if it was brave or foolish, but Joseph took a step forward, standing firmly in front of you.
2482	9978	# NoHurt 65, Speaker "Joseph"	"Sorry Curly, but ah don't think I can do that."		False
2483	9982	# NoHurt 66	Fear and pride swam in your chest as Joseph stood between you and Curly. His large hands gripped his shotgun close to him.
2484	9986	# NoHurt 67	Curly growled a little, the smirk on his face slipping into the starts of a snarl, his knife twisting a little in his hand as he spoke.
2485	9990	# NoHurt 68, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Maybe you didn't hear me right, birdbrain. You can walk away right now."
2486	9994	# NoHurt 69, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Or you can end up with a knife in your gut. What's it gonna be?"
2487	9998	# NoHurt 70	Joseph didn't hesitate to retort.
2488	10002	# NoHurt 71, Speaker "Joseph"	"I'm not gonna let you take $Player. Ah think you're the one that's got wax in yer ears, so let me make it clear."
2489	10006	# NoHurt 72, Speaker "Joseph", Duplicated with dialogue VultureHurt 270	"Go to Hell, Curly."
2490	10010	# NoHurt 73	You barely had a moment to be afraid for Joseph before Curly launched himself, snarling and swinging his knife overhead.
2491	10014	# NoHurt 74	Joseph hefted his shotgun upwards, holding it sideways and clashing it against the blade, knocking Curly's arm off course.
2492	10018	# NoHurt 75	Surprised at Joseph fighting back, he also didn't anticipate Joseph then throwing the shotgun at his head, bashing his muzzle.
2493	10022	# NoHurt 76	Curly's knife dropped from his hand and he stepped back, trying to distance himself, but Joseph ran straight at him, ducking his head down.
2494	10026	# NoHurt 77	Joseph crashed into Curly's stomach, wrapping his wings around the wolf's back, pushing hard to try and topple him.
2495	10030	# NoHurt 78	Curly gave a deep growl, swinging his foot back and digging into the ground, regaining his footing to push back against Joseph.
2496	10034	# NoHurt 79	He wiped blood from his mouth and let out a sharp, snarling bark as he brought his hands up into a fist, then down hard on Joseph.
2497	10038	# NoHurt 80	One blow, two blows against Joseph's back, but he continued to cling on, wrestling with Curly's weight.
2498	10042	# NoHurt 81	Curly grabbed Joseph's sides with both hands and thrust one leg up, knee digging deep into Joseph's stomach.
2499	10046	# NoHurt 82	Joseph grunted and let go, winded and trying not to double over too much as he held his hands to his stomach.
2500	10050	# NoHurt 83	Your heart sank as he tried to stand up straight and defend himself, but Curly took the advantage to score a punch across his face.
2501	10054	# NoHurt 84	Curly pushed him down, and he staggered a moment before falling into a heap on his hands and knees, clutching an arm across his stomach.
2502	10058	# NoHurt 85	You didn't move, you didn't dare. You stayed where you were, watching it happen. Blood running cold against the desert heat. Mind racing.
2503	10062	# NoHurt 86	Stiff but trembling, the chill of fear was creeping into your heart. You had to help but what could you do?
2504	10066	# NoHurt 87	You were watching Curly beat Joseph to a pulp. Your hand clasped against the metal of your gun.
2505	10070	# NoHurt 88	You stared at him. This indestructible man, a beast in his prime. What chance did you ever stand against him?
2506	10074	# NoHurt 89	Even now, a small voice in your upstairs was telling you to turn tail and run. Grab a horse and ride away.
2507	10078	# NoHurt 90	Curly looked down at Joseph, watching his movements. Satisfied, he reached for his holster, cleanly pulling his revolver free.
2508	10082	# NoHurt 91	He opened the barrel out, checking it over, flicking it back in. You wondered if he was showing off for you.
2509	10086	# NoHurt 92	That he had the upper hand, that he could take his time. You'd seen it before. You didn't want to see it again.
2510	10090	# NoHurt 93	Your heart was beating hard and fast in your chest, breaths hitched and faltered in your throat as you panted.
2511	10094	# NoHurt 94	You wanted to raise your gun, try and take a shot, but you could feel how much your hands were shaking.
2512	10098	# NoHurt 95	Curly cocked the hammer of his gun back, an unnecessary display, bringing it up to aim at Joseph.
2513	10102	# NoHurt 96	No, no, this couldn't be happening, this wasn't it. You were supposed to do this together, with Joseph.
2514	10106	# NoHurt 97	You stared at the small drip of blood coming from Curly's nose. He wasn't indestructible. He was just a man, like any other.
2515	10110	# NoHurt 98	The fear inside you pitched high, as you took off running, feet pounding the ground. In your heart of hearts, you knew you would kill him.
2516	10114	# NoHurt 99	You ran full pelt towards Curly, his gun still trained on Joseph, and as you got closer his ears twitched, taking notice of you too late.
2517	10118	# NoHurt 100	You didn't slow down as you sprinted at Curly and lunged at him, jumping forward with all your momentum to throw yourself at him.
2518	10122	# NoHurt 101	You caught onto Curly like a hangman's noose, wrapping your arm tight around his neck, clutching past the shoulder.
2519	10126	# NoHurt 102	Your whole weight bore down on his throat, and you clung tightly, squeezing his neck in the crook of your elbow, trying to drag him down.
2520	10130	# NoHurt 103	You flinched as a shot went off, Curly firing as you had jumped on him, and heard the crack of wood struck by a bullet.
2521	10134	# NoHurt 104	Curly staggered and stumbled backwards, you felt the struggle of his throat to draw breath past your arm.
2522	10138	# NoHurt 105	Your face was pressed tight against his back, feet barely scuffing the ground as you let yourself be heavy, weighing him down.
2523	10142	# NoHurt 106	The beat of Curly's heart inside his chest was clear in your ear, another rhythm next to yours.
2524	10146	# NoHurt 107	Curly kept stumbling backwards, now starting to thrash around, wrestling against your weight on his back.
2525	10150	# NoHurt 108	Your stomach lurched and your arm strained as you were thrown around behind him, holding on with all your might.
2526	10154	# NoHurt 109	You felt his desperate hand clutch your elbow, claws digging into your skin, and pulled wildly as he swung his body.
2527	10158	# NoHurt 110	You let go, the strain on your arm too much, and felt yourself in freefall for a few moments. The whole world turning.
2528	10162	# NoHurt 111	You hit the ground flat with a thud that bounced from your head through your body, the breath knocked from your lungs.
2529	10166	# NoHurt 112	From where you lay, looking up, you saw Curly looming over you before he stood straight, rubbing at his neck.
2530	10170	# NoHurt 113	He coughed raspily, a great glob of spit flying from his mouth to hit the dirt.
2531	10174	# NoHurt 114	You lay there as Curly stood over you, regaining his composure; getting his breath back, as you did yours.
2532	10178	# NoHurt 115, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Fuckin'... brat."
2533	10182	# NoHurt 116, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"I never liked you. Always knew you'd pull a stunt like this someday. No loyalty."
2534	10186	# NoHurt 117	His words came out with a breathless, frustrated venom.
2535	10190	# NoHurt 118	He turned suddenly, facing behind with his gun held out, and moved away a few steps, seemingly searching around the houses.
2536	10194	# NoHurt 119	He walked slowly back to you, leaning over, face upside down. A smirk crept across his lips again, crueller and cockier than before.
2537	10198	# NoHurt 120, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Looks like I could say the same thing about your friend, tomboy. He's turned tail."
2538	10202	# NoHurt 121	What. What was he talking about, Joseph? Where did Joseph go?
2539	10206	# NoHurt 122	Joseph wouldn't run away. He wouldn't leave you, not now, right? He wouldn't leave you here?
2540	10210	# NoHurt 123	Thoughts swirled in your head. Chest tight and breaths short at the thought that you might be alone.
2541	10214	# NoHurt 124	You sat up urgently, hand and elbows scraping through the dirt, twisting round to look where Joseph had been.
2542	10218	# NoHurt 125	He was gone. You didn't know what to think, staring unblinking, eyes starting to water.
2543	10222	# NoHurt 126, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"Gonna cry, little pup? Not surprised, but that's what you get for trustin' people."
2544	10226	# NoHurt 127	He crouched down low, bouncing on his heels - bringing his gun gently to your chin, tilting it to bring you eye to eye.
2545	10230	# NoHurt 128, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"I'd say be more careful next time, but, there's not gonna be a next time. You know that, don't you tomboy?"
2546	10234	# NoHurt 129, Speaker "Curly Wolf"	"I don't have all day, so as much as I'd like to give you the full traitor's punishment - I need to cut to the chase."
2547	10238	# NoHurt 130	Even with your faces so close, eyes to piercing eyes, you glimpsed something past his shoulder.
2548	10242	# NoHurt 131	Two figures huddled at the edge of a house, watching. When your eyes came back to Curly, he had noticed, his own eyes flitting to the corners.
2549	10246	# NoHurt 132	His ears flicked and tilted back, listening intently for a moment before he stood up sharply, swinging round to level his gun at the strangers.
2550	10250	# NoHurt 133	Two bangs, one after the other, his shots skimming the house into the alley - you heard birds squawk and curse, scrambling to hide.
2551	10254	# NoHurt 134	As Curly was focused on the birds hiding from him, nearby, you heard the scuffle of someone sprinting from a standstill.
2552	10258	# NoHurt 135	You pushed yourself up and turned around to see Joseph burst from behind a house, running at Curly with his knife raised.
2553	10262	# NoHurt 136	Seeing him again your whole body lit up in excitement, in relief, a wave washing over you.
2554	10266	# NoHurt 137	His face was stony, determined, whole body tilted forward as he ran past you and grabbed at Curly, plunging the knife in his back.
2555	10270	# NoHurt 138	Curly cried out to the sky, letting way to a guttural growl from his belly that rumbled through the air like thunder.
2556	10274	# NoHurt 139	Joseph jumped back, wide-eyed, seeming shocked that he'd been able to do it.
2557	10278	# NoHurt 140	Curly desperately clawed at his back for a few futile seconds before giving up on reaching the knife.
2558	10282	# NoHurt 141	He swivelled, eyes full of rage, teeth bared, his gun arm snapping out to point straight at Joseph.
2559	10286	# NoHurt 142	Panic filled your chest, eyes flicking between Curly's straining arm and Joseph's own panicked face.
2560	10290	# NoHurt 143	You had only one thought in your mind, and acted on it, scrambling off the floor. Your only thought of Joseph, and keeping him safe.
2561	10294	# NoHurt 144	You pushed off the dirt hard, up onto one knee and reached up to grab Curly's arm tight, pulling yourself up on it.
2562	10298	# NoHurt 145	Your jaws opened wide as you pulled with all the strength you could muster to bring the arm in reach, clamping down and biting hard.
2563	10302	# NoHurt 146	Curly cursed and shouted, you felt the muscle of his arm flex and tense around your piercing teeth, the tang of blood reaching your tongue.
2564	10306	# NoHurt 147	You heard Curly's gun clank as it hit the ground, dropping from his hand, and quickly relented from biting his arm to drop to your knees.
2565	10310	# NoHurt 148	Joseph wasted no time in following up, lunging forward and swinging his fist into the side of Curly's face, grunts coming from them both.
2566	10314	# NoHurt 149	You got up on one knee, facing Curly, looking for an opening. You held nothing back as you threw your fist at his stomach.
2567	10318	# NoHurt 150	Your attempted punch seemed fruitless, it felt like your fist had smacked into the dense hide of a bull and your knuckles ached.
2568	10322	# NoHurt 151	Curly took no notice and had no patience for you, his eyes blazing with fury, and he grabbed your wrist and threw you to the ground hard.
2569	10326	# NoHurt 152	You held your shorter arm out and squeezed your eyes shut to try and soften the fall, but your face scraped the dirt all the same.
2570	10330	# NoHurt 153, Speaker "Joseph"	"Get your fuckin' hands offa him!"
2571	10334	# NoHurt 154	Joseph and Curly grunted and growled behind you, you heard the shuffle of shoes in the dirt, the dull thud of a punch hitting.
2572	10338	# NoHurt 155	You picked your head up off the ground, shaking the dust and rocks off of your sore face, craning your neck to look around you.
2573	10342	# NoHurt 156	Looking for anything to fight back with, you needed a gun, you'd dropped yours during the fight. You spied Curly's revolver.
2574	10346	# NoHurt 157	It had fallen under the porch of a house, the black metal hard to see in the shadows. You crawled over and stuck your hand under, reaching for it.
2575	10350	# NoHurt 158	You pressed your face against the wood, stretching your arm out as much as you could, your fingertips skimming the handle.
2576	10354	# NoHurt 159	Pushing and reaching desperately, your muscles protesting as they stretched to their limits, your claws found purchase on the handle.
2577	10358	# NoHurt 160	You flicked the gun towards you and hastily grabbed at it, clumps of sand in your hand that gripped the gun tight.
2578	10362	# NoHurt 161	Gun retrieved, you scrambled off the floor, looking for Joseph. He was next to a porch now, slamming Curly into the wall, the wood rattling.
2579	10366	# NoHurt 162	You ran over and raised the gun, but Joseph was too close to Curly, you couldn't find a clear shot.
2580	10370	# NoHurt 163	The two wrestled for control, grappling each other's arms, gripping tight, neither willing to give up.
2581	10374	# NoHurt 164	Joseph's heels dug into the dirt as he pushed against Curly, sand piling at his heels as they scraped backwards.
2582	10378	# NoHurt 165	You caught a glimpse of Curly's eyes. He knew what you were trying to do, that he was backed into a corner, filled with furious fear.
2583	10382	# NoHurt 166	He wasn't going to die without a fight. Your heart beat fast and loud in your ear, he was going to overpower Joseph any second now.
2584	10386	# NoHurt 167, Speaker "$Player"	"Joseph!"
2585	10390	# NoHurt 168	You cried out at him, voice cracking, a plea for him to do something, to at least get away safe. You knew he understood, his body shifted.
2586	10394	# NoHurt 169	Joseph pulled back, Curly faltering forward, and threw his arm over his shoulder, grabbing at the knife.
2587	10398	# NoHurt 170	He yanked on the knife, hurting Curly enough to get away from him. Curly barked loudly into the sky, breaking his hold on Joseph.
2588	10402	# NoHurt 171	Curly, in his fit of pained rage, swung his hand at Joseph as he tried to back away - but Curly's claws still reached, slashing wildly.
2589	10406	# NoHurt 172	Joseph stumbled back, falling to the ground, you saw great red gashes on his stomach through his torn shirt.
2590	10410	# NoHurt 173	You dragged your eyes off of Joseph, whole body running cold, and looked at Curly again. Standing there, panting, wildfire in his eyes.
2591	10414	# NoHurt 174	He pushed off from the wall with a strong arm, taking a large step your way, a faltering confidence driving him forward.
2592	10418	# NoHurt 175	With the gun raised to his head, you saw clearly in his eyes, as he tried to run toward you - this was the end. He must've seen it in your eyes too.
2593	10422	# NoHurt 176	You squeezed the trigger, a click before your hand bucked with the crack of the gunshot, a spray of blood from Curly's head as it snapped back.
2594	10426	# NoHurt 177	Curly fell, hitting the floor with the scattered thuds of an uneven fall, as if he'd tripped. You kept your eyes elsewhere, averted from him.
2595	10430	# NoHurt 178	Moments passed, wisps of smoke left the barrel of Curly's gun that you held in the air, you waited, listening.
2596	10434	# NoHurt 179	The pops and bangs in the street reaching you still, and the dying breath of your boss on the ground. Fading, fading, till he was still.
2597	10438	# NoHurt 180	You turned your head back, not looking down at Curly's lifeless body, but at Joseph laying on the ground, scared to move.
2598	10442	# NoHurt 181	You rushed over to him, stepping over Curly, stooping to kneel next to him. Through his torn shirt you could see his stomach, raw and bloodied.
2599	10446	# NoHurt 182, Speaker "$Player"	"Joseph, Joseph! Joseph, I'm here."
2600	10450	# NoHurt 183, Speaker "Joseph"	"How... how bad is it?"
2601	10454	# NoHurt 184	You leant over, gingerly pushing aside the cloth over his belly, examining the best you could how badly he was hurt.
2602	10458	# NoHurt 185	The feathers of his stomach were stained and matted, but you saw nothing that made you worry more than you already were.
2603	10462	# NoHurt 186	The gashes looked painful, but not too deep, slicing through the fat but no more. A deep relief settled in you that you held onto tight.
2604	10466	# NoHurt 187, Speaker "$Player"	"I think I'd say you're lucky, if you can believe it. Tore the skin and such but everything else seems fine..."
2605	10470	# NoHurt 188, Speaker "Joseph"	"You sure? Lady Luck's got a sick sense of humour is all ah can say. Feel like I've been split open."
2606	10474	# NoHurt 189, Speaker "$Player"	"Can you sit up? We need to move, we can't stick around here too long."
2607	10478	# NoHurt 190, Speaker "Joseph"	"Think so. Just... gimme a second."
2608	10482	# NoHurt 191	You stood up first, offering your arm out to help. He looked up at you, taking a deep breath as he braced for the pain.
2609	10486	# NoHurt 192	He reached up, feathered hand grasping your wrist, and you leaned back against his weight.
2610	10490	# NoHurt 193	He groaned as he sat up, eyes shut, leaning forward now with one hand pressed flat to the ground, fingers digging into the dirt.
2611	10494	# NoHurt 194, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ow... Ah think I'm alright. Help me get up."
2612	10498	# NoHurt 195	You pulled on his arm again, helping him shift to his feet, and as you did you looked up.
2613	10502	# NoHurt 196	You saw the two figures from before, walking towards you. Two birds, their guns out.
2614	10506	# NoHurt 197, Speaker "$Player"	"Joseph, we need to go."
2615	10510	# NoHurt 198	As Joseph hefted himself off the ground with your help, he looked up at you, hearing the panic in your voice.
2616	10514	# NoHurt 199	He looked behind him as he stood up, squinting, holding onto you.
2617	10518	# NoHurt 200	The tension of his hand around your arm relaxed as he seemingly recognised the birds walking over.
2618	10522	# NoHurt 201, Speaker "Joseph"	"Don't worry, ah know these guys. They're fine."
2619	10526	# NoHurt 202	The two fellow gang members jogged over, slowing down and eyes growing wide as they saw Curly's body.
2620	10530	# NoHurt 203	The shorter bird spoke first.
2621	10534	# NoHurt 204, Speaker "???"	"What the hell, is that Curly Wolf?"
2622	10538	# NoHurt 205, Speaker "Joseph"	"Yeah, that's him. Sorry for dragging you two into this, but we needed the help. Saved me and $Player's life here."
2623	10542	# NoHurt 206, Speaker "Joseph"	"Oh, er, $Player, this is Vic and John. I flagged 'em down earlier to help us."
2624	10546	# NoHurt 207	The taller bird shrugged, wiping his beak on his arm as he spoke.
2625	10550	# NoHurt 208, Speaker "John"	"Fat lot of good we were anyway. Bloke shot me hat off, scary good he was. Could barely see us!"
2626	10554	# NoHurt 209	Sure enough, you could see a small hole in the fabric of his hat.
2627	10558	# NoHurt 210, Speaker "Vic"	"Who killed him?"
2628	10562	# NoHurt 211, Speaker "$Player"	"...I did."
2629	10566	# NoHurt 212, Speaker "Vic"	"Well, shit! You got him good. Right through the eye."
2630	10570	# NoHurt 213	You felt your stomach twisting, a little knot inside. Your eyes were firmly away from Curly. You didn't want to see.
2631	10574	# NoHurt 214, Speaker "Joseph"	"Listen, fellas, we don't have time to waste. We're gonna kill Black too."
2632	10578	# NoHurt 215	Vic and John's faces dropped, becoming grim. Discomfort played across Vic's features.
2633	10582	# NoHurt 216, Speaker "Vic"	"...I don't... that's... not gonna happen Joseph."
2634	10586	# NoHurt 217, Speaker "Joseph"	"Why? You gonna stop us?"
2635	10590	# NoHurt 218, Speaker "Vic"	"No, I just..."
2636	10594	# NoHurt 219, Speaker "John"	"It's fucking suicide, Joseph. I thought you were smarter than this."
2637	10598	# NoHurt 220, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah am smarter than this, but it ain't about doing the easy thing. Where has that gotten me?"
2638	10602	# NoHurt 221, Speaker "Joseph"	"Look, you guys should get outta here, no point dying for a man like that."
2639	10606	# NoHurt 222, Speaker "Vic"	"...Are you really gonna kill him?"
2640	10610	# NoHurt 223, Speaker "$Player"	"Yeah. We will."
2641	10614	# NoHurt 224, Speaker "John"	"If you're really set on it... we won't stop you. Black's still a dangerous man, Joseph, much as we like to joke about him."
2642	10618	# NoHurt 225, Speaker "John"	"I hope you know what you're doing."
2643	10622	# NoHurt 226, Speaker "John"	"You should come back this way, Black's been going down the street picking people off. Hopefully you can take him by surprise."
2644	10626	# NoHurt 227, Speaker "Joseph"	"Alright. Thank you both, really."
2645	10630	# NoHurt 228, Speaker "Vic"	"Good luck..."
2646	10634	# NoHurt 229, Speaker "John"	"Yeah, good luck. See you around, maybe."
2647	10638	# NoHurt 230	They both ran off past you, down towards where the fight had moved. Joseph shouted after them.
2648	10642	# NoHurt 231, Speaker "Joseph"	"That ah should be so unlucky!"
2649	10646	# NoHurt 232	Vic disappeared behind some houses, and John, just before following suit, gave Joseph the middle finger as he ran.
2650	10650	# NoHurt 233	The wry smile on Joseph's face softened, disappearing as he thought ahead to what you needed to do next.
2651	10654	# NoHurt 234	The show of bravado for his friends fading.
2652	10658	# NoHurt 235	You stooped down, holstering your gun and snatching Curly's off the ground, still avoiding looking his way.
2653	10662	# NoHurt 236, Speaker "$Player"	"We should head to the saloon. Safest place in town, I think. Wait for our chance."
2654	10666	# NoHurt 237, Speaker "Joseph"	"...Yeah, ah think so too. Let's go."
2655	10670	# NoHurt 238	You both walked as briskly as you could down to the end of town, sticking close to the houses, away from Black.
2656	10674	# NoHurt 239	Gunsmoke filled the air now, sharp and acrid in your nose.
2657	10678	# NoHurt 240	Rounding the end of a house, you were back on the main street, peeking past the wall to get a look at the saloon.
2658	10682	# NoHurt 241	It seemed clear, no one inside or outside.
2659	10686	# NoHurt 242, Speaker "$Player"	"Come on."
2660	10690	# NoHurt 243	You started running, close behind Joseph, feet pounding the dirt, wind rushing in your ears.
2661	10694	# NoHurt 244	Please, God. Please God let us get there safely.
2662	10698	# NoHurt 245	As you neared the saloon, Joseph suddenly slowed down, his head snapping, skidding to a stop in front of you.
2663	10702	# NoHurt 246	You saw what he saw, people down the street, Black's gang, but one person was facing the other way. Facing towards you.
2664	10706	# NoHurt 247	Black Vulture, gun drawn. He'd spotted you both, Joseph caught up short by fear, and you couldn't quieten the desperation in your voice.
2665	10710	# NoHurt 248, Speaker "$Player", Duplicated with dialogue VultureHurt 59	"Joseph, move!"
2666	10714	# NoHurt 249	You kept running and bumped into him, pushing him to get moving again. He tore his eyes away from Black and stumbled back into a sprint.
2667	10718	# NoHurt 250	You both knew you'd been seen. As you bounded up the stairs of the saloon porch, a wooden post cracked, struck by a bullet.
2668	10722	# NoHurt 251	Another splintered the frame of the doors as you flung them open, scurrying inside the dimly lit bar.
2669	10726	# NoHurt 252	You slammed the doors shut, crouching down, Joseph following suit. You held out Curly's gun to him, balanced on your palm.
2670	10730	# NoHurt 253, Speaker "$Player"	"Take this and hide, quickly."
2671	10734	# NoHurt 254	He looked at you, and then the gun, for a moment, his uncertainty plain in the furrow of his brow.
2672	10738	# NoHurt 255	Still he took it, hurrying over to hide behind the other end of the bar, sitting on the floor. You shuffled over to a window, peering out.
2673	10742	# NoHurt 256	Black had moved back up the street, opposite the saloon, bringing a few men in tow as the rest fought what was left of Curly's lot.
2674	10746	# NoHurt 257	As they cautiously walked to surround the saloon, new blasts sounded in the air, the ground being peppered with shots.
2675	10750	# NoHurt 258	Black and a small masked bird near him took cover, split from the rest of the men who backed up, shooting up at the roof.
2676	10754	# NoHurt 259	You didn't know how anyone got up there but you were thankful for it.
2677	10758	# NoHurt 260	Black was still determined. He pointed at the window. At you, you realised, as the small bird took aim with a rifle.
2678	10762	# NoHurt 261	You ducked down, a second later hearing the echoing shot of the rifle before the window shattered.
2679	10766	# NoHurt 262	You covered your head with your arm, the glass falling and breaking on the windowsill, falling to the floor and over you.
2680	10770	# NoHurt 263	You looked up when the glass stopped, small cuts covering your hand. Your felt your heart beat hard in your throat.
2681	10774	# NoHurt 264	Peering back over the ledge, you saw Black and his shootist still taking cover down the side of a house.
2682	10778	# NoHurt 265	The shootist was reloading, and you took the chance, aiming your gun at the small bird through the broken window.
2683	10782	# NoHurt 266	You squeezed the trigger hard. The gunshot was loud in your ears, and the shootist recoiled a moment later as he was struck down.
2684	10786	# NoHurt 267	He fell to the ground, clutching at his chest, the rifle he dropped spinning on its stock and falling too.
2685	10790	# NoHurt 268	Black stared at the bird dying on the ground in front of him for a second, before realising your eyes were still trained on him.
2686	10794	# NoHurt 269	He levelled his gun at you and fired, once, twice, and you ducked again. Bullets struck the walls outside.
2687	10798	# NoHurt 270	You thought to look again, but more shots cracked in the air outside the saloon, and you kept your head down.
2688	10802	# NoHurt 271	A few seconds passed, you waited a little longer until you were sure the shots had stopped.
2689	10806	# NoHurt 272	Warily you poked your head past the window again, looking where Black and his fallen shootist were.
2690	10810	# NoHurt 273	Black was gone.
2691	10814	# NoHurt 274	You looked around again, down the street, but you couldn't see him. Surely he couldn't have run off with the fight still happening?
2692	10818	# NoHurt 275	You kept looking, but there was no sign of him. You holstered your gun, anticipating you'd need a free hand in a moment.
2693	10822	# NoHurt 276	He must've retreated behind the houses, but that gave you time to breathe.
2694	10826	# NoHurt 277	Ducking down again, you stared into space, studying the grain of the wall, thinking on your next move.
2695	10830	# NoHurt 278	It was then that you felt a movement, a whisper of air on your whiskers, and looked to your right.
2696	10834	# NoHurt 279	Your eyes flitted around the scene - someone's dusty legs, the deep green of a wine bottle in their hand, the open door of the store room.
2697	10838	# NoHurt 280	Black was upon you now, and you were too slow, too surprised, to stop him as he swung the bottle, striking you in the mouth.
2698	10842	# NoHurt 281	A new tang of blood slipped onto your tongue, the fresh sharp pain of a broken tooth shooting through.
2699	10846	# NoHurt 282	The bash of the bottle knocked you over, sprawling you on your front across the ground. Your jaw ached in your head as it lied on the floor.
2700	10850	# NoHurt 283	Your mind was reeling, you couldn't believe he'd weaseled his way round to sneak up on you. You pushed yourself up off the floorboards.
2701	10854	# NoHurt 284	You did your best to try and get up quickly, but it was met with another blow of the bottle, hard against your back, knocking you down again.
2702	10858	# NoHurt 285	Now on your hand and knees, bruises bristling on your arched back, you tried to crawl away, knees crunching on the scattered glass.
2703	10862	# NoHurt 286	You heard Black walk at you, your fur standing on end, you reached out for help, heart galloping in your chest as he stepped forward.
2704	10866	# NoHurt 287	The bottle whacked you on the back again, below your neck, and you hit the floor again, head resting by the leg of a table.
2705	10870	# NoHurt 288	You rolled over, pushing through the pain in your bones, hoping to protect yourself, but too late as the bottle came down on your midriff.
2706	10874	# NoHurt 289	All the breath in your lungs left in a painful tensing of your stomach. You felt like you were going to be sick.
2707	10878	# NoHurt 290	Black, standing over you, tutted disapprovingly, his face as he regarded you like the one of a curious zoo patron, speculating on captive animals.
2708	10882	# NoHurt 291, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"I do quite hate getting my hands dirty like this, but when needs must, I suppose."
2709	10886	# NoHurt 292, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"You've given me some real trouble, haven't you? Clearly you had some arrangement with Joseph, wherever that low-life is."
2710	10890	# NoHurt 293, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"And then you shot my best shootist! You know how hard people like that are to come by? So many hopped up on their own egos."
2711	10894	# NoHurt 294	You sat up a little, tried to roll, wanted to crawl, but the nausea kept you glued to the floor. Black crouched down, stooping over you.
2712	10898	# NoHurt 295, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"Where do you think you're going now? I've still got a lovely bottle here with your name on it."
2713	10902	# NoHurt 296, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"I don't like doing this, I really don't... but I may as well make the most of it while I'm here."
2714	10906	# NoHurt 297	Black climbed on top of you now, and you screamed in your mind to push him off.
2715	10910	# NoHurt 298	He sat with knees either side, straddling your stomach, pinning your arm to the floor under his leg.
2716	10914	# NoHurt 299	You struggled with as much as strength as you could call on, but you couldn't move him. And as he didn't move, you fought back less.
2717	10918	# NoHurt 300	Your skin crawled as Black relaxed his full weight, sitting happily atop you.
2718	10922	# NoHurt 301	The strength to fight back left your body. What was the point now? You couldn't see a way to get out of this.
2719	10926	# NoHurt 302	The pain in you flared, you felt it so clearly as you lay your head back. You deserved to feel this. This was all your fault.
2720	10930	# NoHurt 303, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"My boys outside are cleaning things up. This town'll be ours soon, and I'll take care of Joseph too when I find him."
2721	10934	# NoHurt 304, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"No doubt he's nearby, but he wouldn't dare lay a finger on me."
2722	10938	# NoHurt 305	He put both hands on the neck of the bottle, raising it high above his head.
2723	10942	# NoHurt 306, Speaker "Black Vulture"	"I'll make your death as quick as I can. I'm not a monster."
2724	10946	# NoHurt 307	His voice was light and quivering. You weren't sure if he was even talking to you anymore.
2725	10950	# NoHurt 308	Fear pitched high in your heart that beat like a drum in your chest, staring up at the vulture about to bash your skull in.
2726	10954	# NoHurt 309	You didn't want this to be it. You didn't want to die, battered and bruised. Dreams of a better life floating away.
2727	10958	# NoHurt 310	You shut your eyes tight and made a prayer.
2728	10962	# NoHurt 311	Your eyes snapped open as you heard the telltale shatter of glass, wetness splashing on you. The sound of a gunshot echoed off the saloon walls.
2729	10966	# NoHurt 312	Another gunshot, before Black could even think what was happening. The wet thud of a bullet hitting someone, the bottle dropped.
2730	10970	# NoHurt 313	Falling off of you onto the floor, clutching at his neck.
2731	10974	# NoHurt 314	You felt the floorboards shudder a little under you as Joseph walked over, still cautious of Black, his face tense and wide-eyed.
2732	10978	# NoHurt 315	He stooped down to you, grabbing you by the arm, hand trembling as he helped pull you to your feet.
2733	10982	# NoHurt 316	You leant against him as you stood up, holding onto his shoulder for balance, and twisted your neck to look down at Black.
2734	10986	# NoHurt 317	He was sprawled on his front, face to the ground, legs curled up. Hands held against his neck.
2735	10990	# NoHurt 318	Feathers and clothes shining with wetness and stained red, dripping to the floor.
2736	10994	# NoHurt 319	His eye was trained on Joseph, staring up at him.
2737	10998	# NoHurt 320, Speaker "Joseph"	"I'll spare ya the slow death, don't worry. Not that you deserve that kindness."
2738	11002	# NoHurt 321	Joseph opened his mouth again as if to speak, but nothing came out, just wordless words. He raised the gun to aim at Black's head.
2739	11006	# NoHurt 322	You gave him a reassuring squeeze on his shoulder. Your nose was filled with the smell of his blood, so close.
2740	11010	# NoHurt 323	The shot rang out in the saloon as Joseph squeezed the trigger. With a hole in his head, Black fell limp, tensed arms swaying to the ground.
2741	11014	# NoHurt 324, Speaker "$Player"	"That's it then, I guess."
2742	11018	# NoHurt 325, Speaker "Joseph"	"...Yeah."
2743	11022	# NoHurt 326, Speaker "Joseph"	"Fight's still goin' on outside, mind you. We should try lay low till it dies out."
2744	11026	# NoHurt 327, Speaker "$Player"	"We can hide in here I'm sure."
2745	11030	# NoHurt 328, Speaker "Joseph"	"...Bart said the saloon has rooms, don't it?"
2746	11034	# NoHurt 329, Speaker "$Player"	"Uh, yeah, I think he did."
2747	11038	# NoHurt 330	Your face warmed as you looked up in the saloon, towards the upper floor.
2748	11042	# NoHurt 331, Speaker "Joseph"	"We could hide out in one of 'em."
2749	11046	# NoHurt 332	You mulled it over for a moment, your body tired and bruised. You worried whether Bartholomew would get mad if you got things bloody.
2750	11050	# NoHurt 333	...It would be fine. The saloon was already a bit banged up, what was some blood on a carpet. You'd help clean it up. Together.
2751	11054	# NoHurt 334, Speaker "$Player"	"Yeah. I think that would be nice."
2752	11058	# NoHurt 335	You both shuffled, arm in arm, over to the stairs, taking slow steps up them, trying to help each other even if it hurt.
2753	11062	# NoHurt 336	Reaching the landing, the beat of your heart still slowing, you walked together towards the furthest room.
2754	11068	# Kiss 1	Twisting the handle, you opened the door with some haste, shuffling inside together.
2755	11072	# Kiss 2	You turned and closed the door as quietly as you could, still bumping against the frame, the handle creaking as it turned beneath your hand.
2756	11076	# Kiss 3	You waited there, facing the door, giving yourself a moment. Breathing slowly, feeling the metal in your palm. Gripping it tightly.
2757	11080	# Kiss 4	With the door closed, the peppering of gunshots from outside was much softer.
2758	11084	# Kiss 5	You could imagine them as raindrops against the window.
2759	11088	# Kiss 6, Speaker "Joseph"	"Nice room."
2760	11092	# Kiss 7	You let go and turned to look around the room. You agreed. It was nice.
2761	11096	# Kiss 8	It was bright, the sunlight skimming in through the window, curtains open, fading onto the pillows. A clean bed, a side table, a dresser.
2762	11100	# Kiss 9	You wandered over to the bed, reaching out to touch, but thinking better of it when feeling the blood sticking between your fingers.
2763	11104	# Kiss 10	A large rug laid on the floor next to the bed, so instead you lowered yourself down to sit on it, leaning back to rest against the bed.
2764	11108	# Kiss 11	You rested your head against it too, at least feeling the softness of the sheets brushing your fur, meeting the curve of your neck.
2765	11112	# Kiss 12	Joseph still stood where he was, looking into the middle distance. After a few moments his glassy stare turned down to you, coming back to life.
2766	11116	# Kiss 13, Speaker "Joseph"	"Whadda we do now?"
2767	11120	# Kiss 14, Speaker "$Player"	"...We wait. Wait for the fight to die out. Once they realise who's died, they should leave. Hopefully we won't be looked for."
2768	11124	# Kiss 15, Speaker "Joseph"	"Right..."
2769	11128	# Kiss 16	He shuffled over to the bed and leaned down, groaning as he hit the rug, sitting against the bed as you did now.
2770	11132	# Kiss 17, Speaker "Joseph"	"Sit here and hope for the best. As good a plan as we've had so far."
2771	11136	# Choices:11136	Quiet, Run option
2772	11139	Choice at line 11137	Quiet, Stay option
2773	11142	Choice at line 11140	Tipoff, Run option
2774	11145	Choice at line 11143	Tipoff, Stay option
2775	11149	# Kiss 18, Speaker "$Player"	"You can get patched up when all the townsfolk come back. I hope."
2776	11153	# Kiss 19, Speaker "Joseph"	"Yeah I'll be fine, don't you worry."
2777	11157	# Kiss 20	You tried not to worry, settling yourself down. Trying to rest.
2778	11161	# Kiss 21	You stared at the wall of the bedroom. Unsure what to think, unsure how to feel. Tracing the grain of the wood with your eyes.
2779	11165	# Kiss 22	You wondered if the numbness you felt made you a monster. Some strange lacking that left you sitting there, bereft of feeling.
2780	11169	# Kiss 23	You were brought back from your thoughts as your ears drew your eyes away from the wall, down to your side.
2781	11173	# Kiss 24	Down to where Joseph's hand fidgeted, tapping against the floor.
2782	11177	# Kiss 25	The softest of patters against the rug, an unheard rhythm from within him.
2783	11181	# Kiss 26	His breathing caught your eye too, the noticeable rise and fall of his chest, the long exhales through his nose.
2784	11185	# Kiss 27	Your eyes continued up to his sullen face, the feathers of his head subtly shaking, nerves bubbling to the surface.
2785	11189	# Kiss 28	You looked back down to his hand and found yourself reaching across, reaching out to take hold.
2786	11193	# Kiss 29	Joseph jolted as you touched him, his hand almost reflexively jerking out of yours. As he came back to the world, he looked down.
2787	11197	# Kiss 30	He relaxed his arm when he saw, squeezing you a little and letting you steal his hand away into your lap.
2788	11201	# Kiss 31	It was trembling as you stroked your thumb over the feathers, squeezing his hand back firmly.
2789	11205	# Kiss 32	Your hands moved around each other, grappling and dancing, exploring each others fingers and palms.
2790	11209	# Kiss 33	A distraction of each other's fur and feathers, just the two of you.
2791	11213	# Kiss 34	Joseph's arm being pulled away from him started to make him lean, his body subtly shifting inch by inch closer to you.
2792	11217	# Kiss 35	He started to tilt, and his head tilted too, laying on your shoulder with a comforting heft of weight.
2793	11221	# Kiss 36	You laid your head on his, feather ends tickling you through your fur. He untwisted his arm into a comfier position, keeping it near.
2794	11225	# Kiss 37	You took ahold again, holding the back of his hand, digging your fingers inbetween his, intertwining.
2795	11229	# Kiss 38	Now you were both still, only the small movements of getting comfortable to disturb you, hands fidgeting together.
2796	11233	# Kiss 39, Speaker "Joseph"	"We're alive, huh. Did we really do that?"
2797	11237	# Kiss 40, Speaker "Joseph"	"Nah, there's no way. When we rolled up on Clemency, and I saw y'all, ah thought we had no shot."
2798	11241	# Kiss 41, Speaker "Joseph"	"How did we make it out alive?"
2799	11245	# Kiss 42	There was an incredulity to his voice that weighed on your heart. He was right. You nearly died.
2800	11249	# Kiss 43	Nearly - but you didn't. You were still alive. You were still here, with him.
2801	11253	# Kiss 44, Speaker "$Player"	"I don't think I care about the how or the why. We're still alive and they aren't."
2802	11257	# Kiss 45, Speaker "$Player"	"All that matters to me is that I'm sitting here with you. That I can feel how warm you are."
2803	11261	# Kiss 46	Joseph sat up at that, his head no longer on your shoulder as he turned to look at you.
2804	11265	# Kiss 47	Looking into your eyes.
2805	11269	# Kiss 48	You found your hand let go of his, reaching up. Wanting to feel him, feel his warmth, the way his stomach moved as he breathed.
2806	11273	# Kiss 49	His heart still beating strong inside him, like it was reaching out to you. Quickening as you let your hand lay on his chest.
2807	11277	# Kiss 50	You felt your own heartbeat thrumming louder now, like you had just minutes ago.
2808	11281	# Kiss 51	Not out of fear this time, not that kind, as you reached up past his shoulder.
2809	11285	# Kiss 52	He closed his eyes as your hand rubbed gently up his neck, feathers fluffing, stroking up till you cupped his face.
2810	11289	# Kiss 53	The feathers of his face were soft, intermingled with the dust and dirt, the specks of dried blood that you felt beneath your hand.
2811	11293	# Kiss 54	He opened his eyes again, those big honey gold and brown rings that started to flick around your features, studying you.
2812	11297	# Kiss 55	Looking at you in a way you don't think you ever have been before.
2813	11301	# Kiss 56	He cleared his throat a little, dry and unsure of his words, but wanting to say them all the same.
2814	11305	# Kiss 57, Speaker "Joseph"	"Y'know ah didn't... I don't- did I ever tell you... how handsome you are?"
2815	11309	# Kiss 58	You couldn't help your little snort as you laughed, turning your face away, giggling over the nervous trip of his words.
2816	11313	# Kiss 59, Speaker "$Player"	"No, no, I don't think you did..."
2817	11317	# Kiss 60, Speaker "Joseph"	"Aw, come on, $Player."
2818	11321	# Kiss 61	Looking back at him, it felt like your faces were closer. Your laughter subsided.
2819	11325	# Kiss 62	Cheeks starting to warm as the sweetness of his words trickled into your thoughts like honey.
2820	11329	# Kiss 63	You found yourself leaning in, slowly, slowly, as did he, your eyes glancing at each other's mouths.
2821	11333	# Kiss 64	The stretch of tension in your back as your head pushed forward had your hand, buried in the softness of his feathers, pulling him closer.
2822	11337	# Kiss 65	Eyes meeting once more, just a moment before...
2823	11341	# Kiss 66	Your faces met. You pressed your lips to the end of his beak, his hot breath on your lips, in your mouth, as yours was in his.
2824	11345	# Kiss 67	You held the kiss there, holding your lips to his, unsure if this was what you were supposed to do.
2825	11349	# Kiss 68	You'd never kissed anyone like this before. You hadn't met anyone like Joseph before either. You just want to be close to him like this.
2826	11353	# Kiss 69	Your heart was beating hard in your chest, your cheeks flushed and hot.
2827	11357	# Kiss 70	You heard what sounded like sweeping, realising it was your tail wagging across the floor.
2828	11361	# Kiss 71	A few more seconds passed before the kiss was broken, your hand falling from his face to hold onto his arm.
2829	11365	# Kiss 72	You looked at each other with quivering breaths. You could feel the strong rhythm of his heartbeat in your hand.
2830	11369	# Kiss 73	A big, gracious smile spread across Joseph's face. You matched it with a more sheepish one, embarrassed still despite everything.
2831	11373	# Kiss 74, Speaker "Joseph"	"Guessin' you never kissed someone with a beak before?"
2832	11377	# Kiss 75, Speaker "$Player"	"Uh, no... no, I haven't. Or anyone without one for that matter..."
2833	11381	# Kiss 76, Speaker "Joseph"	"Well, if that really was your first time ah got nothin' to complain about."
2834	11385	# Kiss 77, Speaker "Joseph"	"I'd just say it was a very... mammal kiss."
2835	11389	# Kiss 78, Speaker "$Player"	"Oh really now? Do educate me."
2836	11393	# Kiss 79, Speaker "Joseph"	"You have a lot of lip to it. Birds can't do that so well, y'see? So we tend to kiss a little differently."
2837	11397	# Kiss 80	Your face warmed even more, your ears burning as he leaned in closer, talking softly.
2838	11401	# Kiss 81, Speaker "Joseph"	"Let me show you."
2839	11405	# Kiss 82	One hand came to rest on your leg as he leaned forward. His beak passed flush with your snout.
2840	11409	# Kiss 83	You closed your eyes as he came closer, the whispers of his breath warm on your face as the tip of his beak gently poked at your cheek.
2841	11413	# Kiss 84	He preened and rubbed his beak through your fur, almost nibbling at you, feeling soft scrapes against your skin.
2842	11417	# Kiss 85	Joseph's affections continued against your cheek, the feathers of his face close to your nose, smelling of sweat and tobacco.
2843	11421	# Kiss 86	He nuzzled through the fur of your face a few moments more, before rubbing his beak all along your snout as he dipped his head back.
2844	11425	# Kiss 87	You opened your eyes again, bemused by Joseph's new kiss, to gaze upon his bashful face.
2845	11429	# Kiss 88	From the blush of his cheeks and the unusual shyness he was trying to shrug off, you felt as if you'd been entrusted a secret.
2846	11433	# Kiss 89, Speaker "Joseph"	"Wh... Whadda ya make of that?"
2847	11437	# Kiss 90, Speaker "$Player"	"Hmm... I think I liked mine better, but I could get used to those too."
2848	11441	# Kiss 91	He slipped an arm around your back, holding you closer as your heart fluttered at the thought of familiar kisses.
2849	11445	# Kiss 92, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah would be happy to oblige."
2850	11449	# Kiss 93	His face beamed with a warm smile, and he leaned forward to rest his head atops yours.
2851	11453	# Kiss 94	You reached your hand across him and grabbed his other hand, pulling it into his lap, keeping you all close like a bundle of sticks.
2852	11457	# Kiss 95	Letting your mind focus on him. Feeling his hand squeeze your side firmly, squeezing his other hand back.
2853	11461	# Kiss 96	Listening to his breathing, to the small shuffles of his clothes, to the faint beat of his heart in his chest.
2854	11465	# Kiss 97	Your ear flicked around a little as you heard something else, some subtle noise you wanted to ignore, focusing on the warmth of Joseph.
2855	11469	# Kiss 98	The fight in the street seemed to be over. No longer could you hear the muffled shots, the pops or bangs or cracks that split the air.
2856	11473	# Kiss 99	What you could hear now though were rhythmic thuds, distant and soft but growing louder by the second.
2857	11477	# Kiss 100	It was footsteps. First at the stairs, but now coming along the landing, coming closer.
2858	11481	# Kiss 101	You sat up sharply, knocking Joseph in the chin a little, as you heard one of the doors open, and then close.
2859	11485	# Kiss 102	Whoever it was was checking the rooms. Joseph sat up as he took note of the noises as well, realising the same as you.
2860	11489	# Kiss 103	Someone was looking for you, or at least, someone was looking for stragglers.
2861	11493	# Kiss 104	Your hand snapped to your gun and pulled it from the holster, aiming it square at the door.
2862	11497	# Kiss 105	You heard more doors open and close. Whoever it was would be here in just a few seconds.
2863	11501	# Kiss 106	The footsteps grew that little bit louder and you found something familiar within them.
2864	11505	# Kiss 107	There were four footsteps, two people, but there was another offbeat thump there, out of pace. A fifth footstep?
2865	11509	# Kiss 108	As the hunters came to the door you realised what it was, your hand coming down, pointing the gun away. Joseph whispered urgently.
2866	11513	# Kiss 109, Speaker "Joseph"	"What are ya doing?"
2867	11517	# Kiss 110	It wasn't another footstep you heard. It was the thump of a cane.
2868	11521	# Kiss 111	The door swung open, with two figures standing in the doorway. A moment of uncertainty had you pointing the gun back their way.
2869	11525	# Kiss 112	You put it away again though as, sure enough, you saw who you were expecting.
2870	11529	# Kiss 113	It was Sheriff, along with a man unfamiliar to you, a lanky serious-looking hare who leaned in, still holding the door handle.
2871	11533	# Kiss 114, Speaker "???"	"Woah, put that thing away there, we don't mean you no harm."
2872	11537	# Kiss 115	Both of them had rifles slung over their shoulders, and Sheriff's worried face turned to one of relief when you met eyes.
2873	11541	# Kiss 116, Speaker "Sheriff"	"And there I was gettin' all twisted up worrying 'bout you two. I knew you'd be alright."
2874	11545	# Kiss 117, Speaker "Joseph"	"Sheriff? What are you doin' here, ah thought everyone was outta town?"
2875	11549	# Kiss 118, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Well, everyone is, 'cept for us. Oh, I should introduce you, this is Matthew, he stayed behind to help me."
2876	11553	# Kiss 119, Speaker "Sheriff"	"I couldn't go with everyone else, I was worried 'bout the town and you boys... so Matthew and I stayed here to help however we could."
2877	11557	# Kiss 120, Speaker "Sheriff"	"We were up on the roof shooting as a distraction, I hope it was of some help."
2878	11561	# Kiss 121, Speaker "$Player"	"Wait that was you? I thought you were supposed to be pacifists."
2879	11565	# Kiss 122, Speaker "Matthew"	"Well we didn't actually shoot anyone. We just shot near them, heh."
2880	11569	# Kiss 123, Speaker "Matthew"	"Trying to tip the scales in your favour and give them something else to worry about."
2881	11573	# Kiss 124, Speaker "Matthew"	"Looks like that made the saloon a bit of a target though, Bartholomew's not gonna be happy about this mess..."
2882	11577	# Kiss 125, Speaker "$Player"	"I'm sorry, we'll do whatever we can to help..."
2883	11581	# Kiss 126	Matthew waved it off cheerily.
2884	11585	# Kiss 127, Speaker "Matthew"	"Don't worry, my husband's a very forgiving man, but this saloon is like his baby."
2885	11589	# Kiss 128, Speaker "Matthew"	"He'll wanna know you're alright but after that he's just gonna wanna fix it up."
2886	11593	# Kiss 129	So this was the husband? You didn't think your first meeting with him would be... like this.
2887	11597	# Kiss 130, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Seems like you got banged up pretty bad too, I don't know if we shoulda done more..."
2888	11601	# Kiss 131, Speaker "$Player"	"No, I think you may well have saved our lives. We knew the danger of what we were doing."
2889	11605	# Kiss 132, Speaker "$Player"	"Thank you for helping us like that. You didn't have to."
2890	11609	# Kiss 133, Speaker "Joseph"	"Yeah, thanks. We owe you one."
2891	11613	# Kiss 134, Speaker "Matthew"	"Don't mention it, we'll ask for your help when you're better, but right now you need some seeing to."
2892	11617	# Kiss 135, Speaker "Matthew"	"Lucky for you the town doctor's here."
2893	11621	# Kiss 136, Speaker "Joseph"	"Where?"
2894	11625	# Kiss 137, Speaker "Matthew"	"You're looking at him!"
2895	11629	# Kiss 138, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah, sorry."
2896	11633	# Kiss 139, Speaker "Matthew"	"Nothing to apologise for. We've all had quite the day."
2897	11637	# Kiss 140, Speaker "$Player"	"What happened to everyone else?"
2898	11641	# Kiss 141, Speaker "Sheriff"	"We told 'em to leave. Their bosses are dead, and we said more people would be back soon too, none of 'em felt like sticking around."
2899	11645	# Kiss 142, Speaker "Sheriff"	"You're safe."
2900	11649	# Kiss 143	Inside yourself there was some deep sigh of relief you didn't realise you'd been holding onto, like you hadn't breathed right for days.
2901	11653	# Kiss 144	You nodded gratefully. Matthew came in to the room and started tending to Joseph first, looking over his injuries.
2902	11657	# Kiss 145	You were both hurt, and bruised, and bloody - but you were safe now.
2903	11661	# Kiss 146	You wondered how long it would be until you could believe that.
2904	11667	# BothHurtKiss 1	His hurt leg stretched out against the floor as he massaged the muscle gently, bringing the other closer out of the way.
2905	11671	# BothHurtKiss 2, Speaker "Joseph"	"Leg's killing me, hah. Well, not really, thank God."
2906	11675	# BothHurtKiss 3	The bleeding looked like it had stopped thankfully, but it still needed tending to before it got worse.
2907	11679	# BothHurtKiss 4	Your ears flicked as you turned your head, and you felt the still air stinging against the exposed tip of your ear.
2908	11683	# BothHurtKiss 5	You reached up for a moment, feeling it, fingers running past the matted, sticky fur. The bleeding had stopped there too.
2909	11687	# BothHurtKiss 6	How were you supposed to feel when Curly's sitting behind a house, limp, body baking in the sun.
2910	11691	# BothHurtKiss 7	How were you supposed to feel with Black draped over a window, lifelessly hanging in the shade of the porch.
2911	11695	# BothHurtKiss 8	You couldn't shake the feeling of the glass pressed against your neck through your fur, cold against your skin.
2912	11699	# BothHurtKiss 9	Like it was still there. Like if you moved, in a second you'd find yourself gasping on the ground, drowning, grasping at your throat.
2913	11705	# WolfHurtKiss 1	After he got comfortable he gingerly lifted a hand up to the long slash on his face.
2914	11709	# WolfHurtKiss 2	He let out soft, short groans and noises as he tested the cut, checking how bad it was.
2915	11713	# WolfHurtKiss 3	He pulled his hand away, rubbing his fingers together, inspecting the minimal blood he'd found.
2916	11717	# WolfHurtKiss 4, Speaker "Joseph"	"Not bleeding too much anymore... still hurts like hell though, ow."
2917	11721	# WolfHurtKiss 5	You leaned forward a little to try look at him too, but got a harsh reminder as the cut in your side flared up.
2918	11725	# WolfHurtKiss 6, Speaker "$Player"	"At least we'll have matching scars now."
2919	11729	# WolfHurtKiss 7	Joseph looked at you, befuddled for a moment till he realised you meant the old scar over your own eye.
2920	11733	# WolfHurtKiss 8, Speaker "Joseph"	"Haha, well! Guess it must be fate. Can't complain 'bout that."
2921	11737	# WolfHurtKiss 9	You smiled at the thought too, reaching your hand up a little to touch the slice in your side.
2922	11741	# WolfHurtKiss 10	You were lucky. It had gone past the ribs, not through them. If he'd twisted the knife it might've been different.
2923	11745	# WolfHurtKiss 11	Joseph reached up to his face again, still testing his eye.
2924	11749	# WolfHurtKiss 12, Speaker "$Player"	"Hey stop that, you'll make it worse."
2925	11753	# WolfHurtKiss 13	He put his hand down shyly, like a naughty kid caught in the act.
2926	11757	# WolfHurtKiss 14, Speaker "Joseph"	"Sorry, s'just hard to ignore..."
2927	11761	# WolfHurtKiss 15	How were you supposed to feel with Black lying in the hills of the town, baking in the desert heat.
2928	11765	# WolfHurtKiss 16	How were you supposed to feel when Curly was just a few steps outside the door, slumped against the wall.
2929	11769	# WolfHurtKiss 17	You went over and over in your mind the knife against your arm, the strain as you fought against him.
2930	11773	# WolfHurtKiss 18	You thought about how close you'd been to giving out, how close the blade had been, the cold metal threatening to spill your heart.
2931	11779	# VultureHurtKiss 1	He sat awkwardly as he tried not to put any pressure on his shoulder. The red gash was painful just to look at.
2932	11783	# VultureHurtKiss 2, Speaker "Joseph"	"Shoulder hurts like a son of a gun, gah... least it's stopped bleeding by now."
2933	11787	# VultureHurtKiss 3, Speaker "$Player"	"Yeah, mine kinda hurts still, probably not as bad as yours though. Suppose we should be lucky it wasn't worse."
2934	11791	# VultureHurtKiss 4, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ain't that the truth."
2935	11795	# VultureHurtKiss 5	You gingerly touched the cuts on your face, checking over if they were still bleeding, how deep they'd gone.
2936	11799	# VultureHurtKiss 6	Only a little blood came with your fingers, your face sore and raw, but you'd live. What's a few more scars?
2937	11803	# VultureHurtKiss 7	How were you supposed to feel when Black is crumpled up by the well, desert heat drying the wet and stained sand.
2938	11807	# VultureHurtKiss 8	How were you supposed to feel with Curly lying peacefully in the shade of the porch, windswept fur catching drips of red.
2939	11811	# VultureHurtKiss 9	You thought about how helpless you'd been after Curly threw you. You wouldn't have been able to fight back.
2940	11815	# VultureHurtKiss 10	You thought about his smugness as he came to step through the window. You thought about him walking over, boots clacking against the wood.
2941	11819	# VultureHurtKiss 11	The cold metal of the gun through your fur as he stooped down to press it to your head.
2942	11825	# NoHurtKiss 1	He struggled to get comfortable as he sat, sitting up straight in an attempt to not move his stomach around too much.
2943	11829	# NoHurtKiss 2, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah know you said these cuts weren't too deep, but boy it doesn't feel like it."
2944	11833	# NoHurtKiss 3, Speaker "Joseph"	"Stopped bleeding at least..."
2945	11837	# NoHurtKiss 4	You'd already checked it over, but you couldn't resist leaning to look at his stomach again, just to make sure he was alright.
2946	11841	# NoHurtKiss 5	You leaned back and tried to get comfortable too. Breathing through your mouth made your broken tooth hurt more, a cold soreness.
2947	11845	# NoHurtKiss 6	Breathing through your nose made it more bearable but you still had the pain in your jaw, throbbing.
2948	11849	# NoHurtKiss 7	You felt the deep bruises rising in your chest, and your back too, your ribs complaning if you shifted too much. Hopefully nothing was broken.
2949	11853	# NoHurtKiss 8	How were you supposed to feel with Curly lying in the midst of the houses, hidden from sight save for the midday sun.
2950	11857	# NoHurtKiss 9	How were you supposed to feel when Black is curled up downstairs, red stains mingling in the white of his clothes.
2951	11861	# NoHurtKiss 10	Your body was haunted with how you'd felt as you'd laid underneath him, pinned to the ground.
2952	11865	# NoHurtKiss 11	Dizzy and beaten, waiting for the final blows of the deep green glass, for it to crack against your skull till the light faded.
2953	11871	# Ending 1	You're not sure if you knew back then, or when you realised, that you'd carry the scars from that day for the rest of your lives.
2954	11875	# Ending 2	You and Joseph were put up in separate rooms at the saloon by Bartholomew, who insisted you stay so that Matthew could treat you both.
2955	11879	# Ending 3	The month you spent resting and recovering there was full of sleepless nights. Nightmares came often, some more vivid than others.
2956	11883	# Ending 4	You often woke in the early morning to find you and your bedsheets drenched in sweat. Some nights you were woken by Joseph shouting.
2957	11887	# Ending 5	Those nights you'd sit up in bed, waiting for him to come into your room and crawl in, lying with him until he fell asleep.
2958	11891	# Ending 6	Other nights, where you felt shaken and sick by what you dreamt about, you'd wake him asking if you could sleep in his bed.
2959	11895	# Ending 7	Neither of you talked much otherwise. You kept to yourselves in your rooms, resting. Doctor's orders.
2960	11899	# Ending 8	You weren't sure of their benefits, but Matthew brought you medicines occasionally, often some concoction involving whiskey.
2961	11903	# Ending 9	He joked about the perks of having a bartender for a spouse. The taste was vile to you still, but you found it helped just a little.
2962	11907	# Ending 10	It was odd, you thought, that the respite of bed rest felt like just as much work as being up and about at the camp.
2963	11911	# Ending 11	It sometimes felt like resting was the last thing you were doing.
2964	11915	# Ending 12	As the days rolled by, there did come the point you'd been waiting for, where you both were feeling fit enough to get up and do something.
2965	11919	# Ending 13	You still kept to the saloon, only seeing a handful of familiar faces at odd times.
2966	11923	# Ending 14	The saloon was already clean and mostly fixed up by the time you were recovered enough to lend a hand.
2967	11927	# Ending 15	You felt like you'd missed your opportunity to help out, but Bartholomew assured you he'd need help when the new windows were to be fitted.
2968	11931	# Ending 16	He'd also brought up that neither of you had joined in on the nightly gathering at the saloon.
2969	11935	# Ending 17	That now you were better, everyone would love to see you.
2970	11939	# Ending 18	You'd heard the gatherings all those nights you'd been resting. Attendance waxed and waned, but every night the saloon was bustling and merry.
2971	11943	# Ending 19	Full of people enjoying each other's company, singing songs, telling stories.
2972	11947	# Ending 20	The idea of being in the midst of that crowd put ice in your stomach.
2973	11951	# Ending 21	Joseph happily agreed to come along to the next gathering, and so did you. You knew really that it would be good to be around people.
2974	11955	# Ending 22	Now here you were. Standing in front of the window in your room, looking out, past the vague reflection of your face in the glass.
2975	11959	# Ending 23	Night had fallen. Lights in houses down the street snuffed one by one as people left for the saloon, the downstairs filling with the town.
2976	11963	# Ending 24	Already you could hear the muffled sounds of mingling, chatter, spatters of loud laughs that had grown familiar to you through the walls.
2977	11967	# Ending 25	You kept looking out the window, into the dark desert, knowing that you'd have to move soon. Just waiting another second, another minute.
2978	11971	# Ending 26	You had to go, go on, leave the room. A short sigh at yourself sent you off, walking across the room to meekly open the door.
2979	11975	# Ending 27	You pulled it open just a crack, the warm lamp light in the saloon spilling in, and to your surprise you found Joseph standing there.
2980	11979	# Ending 28	One hand raised about to knock on your door, he flashed you a little smile, clearly asking if he could come in.
2981	11983	# Ending 29	You opened it just enough to let him in before closing it, leaning with your shoulder to the door as he stood close to you.
2982	11987	# Ending 30, Speaker "Joseph"	"Hey-"
2983	11991	# Ending 31, Speaker "$Player"	"Hi."
2984	11995	# Ending 32	Your greetings practically stumbled over each other, both clearly antsy, trying to get some words out.
2985	11999	# Ending 33, Speaker "Joseph"	"...Are you ready?"
2986	12003	# Ending 34	You chewed the inside of your cheek a little as you thought. You wanted to be ready.
2987	12007	# Ending 35	You wanted to go down and see the people who had cared for you. Joseph was here too. It would be fine.
2988	12011	# Ending 36, Speaker "Joseph"	"I'm not ready either, if it helps. Ah figure if we dilly-dally about it though we'll never be ready."
2989	12015	# Ending 37, Speaker "$Player", Duplicated with dialogue Morning 123	"Yeah. Yeah, you're right."
2990	12019	# Ending 38	You sighed and Joseph patted you on the shoulder, a little reassurance to get you going.
2991	12023	# Ending 39, Speaker "$Player"	"Alright. Let's go have a good time."
2992	12027	# Ending 40, Speaker "Joseph"	"That's the spirit."
2993	12031	# Ending 41	Joseph followed close behind as you opened the door wide and stepped out, eyes adjusting from the darkness of your room.
2994	12035	# Ending 42	He closed the door as you left and you walked along the landing together, down the stairs, looking out over the disparate crowds.
2995	12039	# Ending 43	Clemency was a small town, but with so many packed into here, it felt like even the busiest of bars you'd glanced inside of before.
2996	12043	# Ending 44	As you neared the bottom of the stairs you heard a voice call out.
2997	12047	# Ending 45, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"$Player, Joseph, over here!"
2998	12051	# Ending 46	You looked over at the bar and saw Bartholomew waving at you, his arm stuck up high to catch you over the taller patrons milling past.
2999	12055	# Ending 47	It wasn't just him either, standing at the bar were other familiar faces you were happy to see, namely Jacob and Sheriff.
3000	12059	# Ending 48	You took Joseph's hand and walked through with him, excusing your way past people to the bar.
3001	12063	# Ending 49	Jacob and Sheriff sidled along to make some room between them, a friendly gap for you both to squeeze into.
3002	12067	# Ending 50, Speaker "Jacob"	"It's good to see you well again, $Player. I found myself rather worried after what happened..."
3003	12071	# Ending 51, Speaker "$Player"	"I'm glad to see you too Jacob. I didn't lose another limb so I think I have nothing to complain about."
3004	12075	# Ending 52	He gave you a gentle reassuring smile, seeming genuinely calmed by your jokey reassurance. Sheriff leaned in to address you both.
3005	12079	# Ending 53, Speaker "Sheriff"	"It's good to see you both in good health, for sure, and you'll be in even better health with a drink down you."
3006	12083	# Ending 54, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Bartholomew?"
3007	12087	# Ending 55, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"S'what I'm here for! On the house fellas, what're you drinking?"
3008	12091	# Ending 56, Speaker "Joseph"	"Damn, really? Y'sure? We've been takin' up yer rooms and now free drinks, you're really spoilin' us."
3009	12095	# Ending 57, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"You need something so we can toast to your health! Go on, take your pick."
3010	12099	# Ending 58, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah, well... I think I'll just stick with a beer."
3011	12103	# Ending 59, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"Alrighty, how's about you $Player?"
3012	12107	# Ending 60, Speaker "$Player"	"Hmm... can you do me a whiskey?"
3013	12111	# Ending 61	You felt Joseph giving you a quizzical look, surprised you'd choose such a hard liquor.
3014	12115	# Ending 62, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"Sure thing! Let me get on those."
3015	12119	# Ending 63	He turned and busied himself with finding what you'd ordered, and you looked at Joseph, his face still confused over your choice.
3016	12123	# Ending 64, Speaker "$Player"	"What? I've acquired a bit of a taste for it."
3017	12127	# Ending 65, Speaker "Joseph"	"No, ah can respect it, just didn't see it being your kinda thing."
3018	12131	# Ending 66, Speaker "$Player"	"I'm full of surprises, huh?"
3019	12135	# Ending 67, Speaker "Joseph"	"Sure are."
3020	12139	# Ending 68	You felt a little blush rise to your cheeks as he gave you a wry smile.
3021	12143	# Ending 69	Bartholomew set down a stout tumbler of whiskey alongside the beer on the counter.
3022	12147	# Ending 70	You took your drinks as Sheriff started to speak.
3023	12151	# Ending 71, Speaker "Sheriff"	"That's more like it. Now, a toast! To $Player and Joseph. You boys pulled off something incredibly brave, and I'm thankful you made it."
3024	12155	# Ending 72, Speaker "Jacob"	"Hear, hear."
3025	12159	# Ending 73	You went round clinking glasses, with Jacob, Joseph, Sheriff, and Bartholomew, before taking a sip of your whiskey.
3026	12163	# Ending 74	Before it even reached your lips the smell was burning in your nose, and continued to burn as it slipped down your throat.
3027	12167	# Ending 75	It was a pleasant burn of sorts, though. You weren't sure if that was the way it was meant to be, but you enjoyed it all the same.
3028	12171	# Ending 76, Speaker "Sheriff"	"So, boys. I don't know what your plans are, now you're all fixed up, but I thought I'd take the moment to ask if you'd like to stay in Clemency?"
3029	12175	# Ending 77, Speaker "Sheriff"	"I really... think you'd fit in here. It's just an invitation mind you, no need to gimme an answer now, but- just think about it for me."
3030	12179	# Ending 78	You and Joseph glanced eyes for a moment, both humbled and blindsided, unsure what to say.
3031	12183	# Ending 79	Why did the question leave you gripping your glass, fidgeting your thumb over the rim. Wasn't this something you wanted?
3032	12187	# Ending 80, Speaker "Joseph"	"Thank you Sheriff, that's... a very kind offer."
3033	12191	# Ending 81, Speaker "Joseph"	"We'll have to sleep on it ah think."
3034	12195	# Ending 82, Speaker "Sheriff"	"Not a problem. Just a suggestion really, don't mind me none."
3035	12199	# Ending 83, Speaker "Joseph"	"Truth be told ah can't say we have much in the way of plans as of now."
3036	12203	# Ending 84, Speaker "$Player"	"Uh, yeah, no, I haven't- We've not really thought about what to do next."
3037	12207	# Ending 85	That was the honest truth. All you'd focused on was getting away from Curly, out from under his shadow.
3038	12211	# Ending 86	Now you were free, you could do anything - and yet could think of nothing.
3039	12215	# Ending 87	A tightness took ahold in your chest.
3040	12219	# Ending 88, Speaker "Matthew"	"If it isn't my favourite patients!"
3041	12223	# Ending 89	Matthew came wandering over to the bar and greeted you both with a beaming smile.
3042	12227	# Ending 90, Speaker "Matthew"	"Great to see you up and at it."
3043	12231	# Ending 91, Speaker "Joseph"	"All thanks to you, doc."
3044	12235	# Ending 92, Speaker "Matthew"	"Aw, you're too kind. I'll drink to that."
3045	12239	# Ending 93	He took a swig of the beer he held, as did Joseph in kind.
3046	12243	# Ending 94, Speaker "Matthew"	"I'm setting up a poker game right now so thought I'd wander round and see who's game."
3047	12247	# Ending 95, Speaker "Sheriff"	"I'll join in."
3048	12251	# Ending 96, Speaker "Matthew"	"Alrighty, I've already got another guy as well so just need at least one more person. You able to sneak away from the bar hon?"
3049	12255	# Ending 97	He spoke past you to Bartholomew who rolled his eyes.
3050	12259	# Ending 98, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"I admire your tenacity Matthew, but I'm not gonna join in on your poker no matter how many times you ask."
3051	12263	# Ending 99, Speaker "Matthew"	"Alright, alright, can't blame a man for trying..."
3052	12267	# Ending 100	Joseph caught your eye and gave you a look to ask "you mind if I go?", to which you just nudged him encouragingly with your elbow.
3053	12271	# Ending 101, Speaker "Joseph"	"I'm game, if yer prepared to lose."
3054	12275	# Ending 102, Speaker "Matthew"	"Oh that's fighting talk! I shoulda known you'd be up for it, come with me to the table."
3055	12279	# Ending 103	Joseph gave your arm a gentle squeeze before he grabbed his beer, and headed with Sheriff towards the back of the saloon.
3056	12283	# Ending 104	You watched him disappear in the throng of people before turning back to the bar, just left with Jacob and Bartholomew.
3057	12287	# Ending 105, Speaker "$Player"	"Not a gambler then Jacob?"
3058	12291	# Ending 106, Speaker "Jacob"	"Oh, heavens, no."
3059	12295	# Ending 107, Speaker "Jacob"	"Not that I have any particular objection, I'm just terrible at it. I have to say my poker face is quite dire."
3060	12299	# Ending 108	You chuckled at that, certainly seeing how it could be the case. Your eyes turned down to your drink, small talk dying away.
3061	12303	# Ending 109	Staring into the clear liquid that streaked the glass as you rolled it around in your hand.
3062	12307	# Ending 110	Were you a whiskey drinker now? You couldn't have foreseen that a month ago.
3063	12311	# Ending 111	Nor could you have foreseen before that, that you'd meet Joseph. That you'd end up here, having left the gang, Curly gone.
3064	12315	# Ending 112	Thinking back on it, it felt like you were always going to be under Curly's thumb. What else was there for you?
3065	12319	# Ending 113	That was going to be your life until the tides of fate swept you elsewhere. You didn't think you'd ever have a chance like this.
3066	12323	# Ending 114	Now you have the chance to choose your life, everything is still just as hazy. What comes next?
3067	12327	# Ending 115, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"I know that look."
3068	12331	# Ending 116	You turned your eyes up to Bartholomew as he put his elbows on the bar, leaning in with a friendly, knowing demeanour.
3069	12335	# Ending 117, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"That's the face of someone with a lot going on in the upstairs. That or there's something very interesting at the bottom of that glass."
3070	12339	# Ending 118, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"You thinking about what Sheriff said?"
3071	12343	# Ending 119, Speaker "$Player"	"Yeah, it's just... I don't know."
3072	12347	# Ending 120, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"What are your plans now?"
3073	12351	# Ending 121, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"You must have some idea of what you want to do."
3074	12355	# Ending 122, Speaker "$Player"	"I... can't say I do, I've not. I've not thought about it I guess."
3075	12359	# Ending 123, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"You know, you don't have to stay in Clemency. You could go anywhere really!"
3076	12363	# Ending 124, Speaker "Jacob"	"Oh yes I would say I agree. Travelling is an incredible way to learn, and to discover what kind of man you are."
3077	12367	# Ending 125, Speaker "$Player"	"What... kind of man?"
3078	12371	# Ending 126, Speaker "Jacob"	"Indeed. It is easy when young to think you know the world, think you know yourself well."
3079	12375	# Ending 127, Speaker "Jacob"	"That is what I thought before I went on my pilgrimage."
3080	12379	# Ending 128, Speaker "Jacob"	"The man who left Pennsylvania all those years ago is not the same man who arrived in Clemency."
3081	12383	# Ending 129, Speaker "Jacob"	"In fact the man who arrived in Clemency and the man sitting at this bar now are not the same either."
3082	12387	# Ending 130, Speaker "Jacob"	"Convening with your fellow people gives a great deal of clarity and substance to your character."
3083	12391	# Ending 131, Speaker "$Player"	"I... think I see what you mean."
3084	12395	# Ending 132	You knew what he meant, of course. You'd run with Curly for years now.
3085	12399	# Ending 133	Who you were when you left home and who you are now are strangers to each other.
3086	12403	# Ending 134	You weren't sure, if that person from years ago met you now, that you'd be someone you wanted to know.
3087	12407	# Ending 135, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"It's not just yourself either! You can learn a lot about someone else from travelling with them."
3088	12411	# Ending 136, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"Me and Matthew learnt so much about each other on the trail, both the good and the bad."
3089	12415	# Ending 137, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"I don't think you really know someone till you've had to share the same bed for weeks on end."
3090	12419	# Ending 138, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"It could be good for you and Joseph."
3091	12423	# Ending 139, Speaker "$Player"	"... Maybe."
3092	12427	# Ending 140	You could feel your cheeks turning red. Joseph had talked about riding east before, but that was more like running away at the time.
3093	12431	# Ending 141	What Bartholomew said stuck in your head. Do you even know Joseph? Do you really know him?
3094	12435	# Ending 142	You thought you did, but really, you've only just met. You don't really know that much about each other.
3095	12439	# Ending 143	While you may feel things for him you never have anyone else, and you've gone through Hell and high water to be here together, is that enough?
3096	12443	# Ending 144	Is that a reason to stick together? Do you want to know who he is, do you want him to know who you are?
3097	12447	# Ending 145	You have no idea what the future holds. You have no idea about anything. You don't know Joseph.
3098	12451	# Ending 146	He doesn't know you either. You don't even know yourself.
3099	12455	# Ending 147	Tar was welling up in your chest, coating your insides, making you heavy. Breathing deep, tapping your fingers on the bar.
3100	12459	# Ending 148	It's too warm in here, too many people. You need some air.
3101	12463	# Ending 149, Speaker "Bartholomew"	"You feeling alright, $Player?"
3102	12467	# Ending 150	His words snapped you out of your thoughts, but the feelings remained. You nodded subtly.
3103	12471	# Ending 151, Speaker "$Player"	"Yeah, uh. I think I'm gonna go outside, get some air."
3104	12475	# Ending 152	Giving them both a weak smile of reassurance, you left your drink on the bar and stepped away, passing strangers to head out the doors.
3105	12479	# Ending 153	The night air was refreshing as it cooled your head. You welcomed the chill breeze from the desert that ruffled through your fur.
3106	12483	# Ending 154	You didn't hang around long on the saloon porch, walking away into the town, leaving behind the yellow light that spilled from its windows.
3107	12487	# Ending 155	You left the town too, past the sign that read its name, making your way up a path at the outskirts that brought back forlorn memories.
3108	12491	# Ending 156	Memories of feelings not unlike the ones you were harboring now, as you stood at the top of your climb, on a familiar cliff.
3109	12495	# Ending 157	You took slow, deep breaths of the night air, filling your lungs, clearing your head.
3110	12499	# Ending 158	You wandered over to the cliff edge and gazed over the town, the light of the saloon stark against the inky dark.
3111	12503	# Ending 159	The desert was quiet save for the whistle of wind carrying the chirp of insects.
3112	12507	# Ending 160	You crouched down and fell on your haunches, sitting and letting your legs hang over the edge of the cliff.
3113	12511	# Ending 161	It was funny to think how many life changing things had happened to you up here.
3114	12515	# Ending 162	Meeting Joseph. Spending the night with him. Sowing the seeds of your plans to be free.
3115	12519	# Ending 163	Was there some comfort to being up here, perhaps. Fond and fresh memories that calmed you. Reminding you why you were here.
3116	12523	# Ending 164	Still there was a gnawing feeling on your heart no matter how much you hoped for there not to be.
3117	12527	# Ending 165	Why are you feeling like this? Why are you so worried, why are you so scared, what's wrong with you?
3118	12531	# Ending 166	Shouldn't this freedom you have now be a good thing? Why does it feel like everything is about to come crashing down around your ears?
3119	12535	# Ending 167	What about Joseph? Sweet Joseph, that you made a promise with.
3120	12539	# Ending 168	You let out a heavy sigh. You didn't expect to be weighed down with so many thoughts tonight. This was supposed to be a celebration.
3121	12543	# Ending 169	Now you were up here, away from everyone, many contradictions running through your mind.
3122	12547	# Ending 170	That's always been your answer to things. Running away. The only time you didn't was because of that promise.
3123	12551	# Ending 171	How stupid can you be to choose to fight, and then want to run away from everything you were fighting for.
3124	12555	# Ending 172	You'd probably run away from yourself if you could.
3125	12559	# Ending 173	You just wish you could answer why.
3126	12563	# Ending 174	You sat for a little while. The wind up here was still a pleasant breeze.
3127	12567	# Ending 175	It blew past your head, cooling your warm ears, taking small grains of sand with it that floated off the cliff.
3128	12571	# Ending 176	Not thinking about much at all as you looked out into the night, at the distant, dark blue silhouettes of hills.
3129	12575	# Ending 177, Speaker "Joseph"	"Howdy, stranger. What brings you out here?"
3130	12579	# Ending 178	You were drawn from your trance by Joseph's voice all of a sudden. You were so out of it you hadn't even heard him approach.
3131	12583	# Ending 179	You turned and looked up at him. He was standing a few paces away, his beer in one hand, your whiskey in the other.
3132	12587	# Ending 180, Speaker "Joseph"	"Mind if ah join you?"
3133	12591	# Ending 181	You nodded at the ground, letting him know he could come sit.
3134	12595	# Ending 182	He walked over and lowered himself carefully to sit next to you, keeping the drinks steady.
3135	12599	# Ending 183	He held your whiskey glass out to you by his fingers, and you took it as he put it on your palm.
3136	12603	# Ending 184, Speaker "$Player"	"Thanks."
3137	12607	# Ending 185, Speaker "Joseph"	"No problem."
3138	12611	# Ending 186, Speaker "Joseph"	"So like ah said, what brings you out here?"
3139	12615	# Ending 187	You absentmindedly scratched the side of your glass with a blunt claw as you thought of your answer.
3140	12619	# Ending 188, Speaker "$Player"	"I just... needed some air."
3141	12623	# Ending 189, Speaker "Joseph"	"Yeah, it was a lil' stuffy in that saloon. If ya ask me we did Bartholomew a favour breaking some windows. Air out the place."
3142	12627	# Ending 190	You giggled a little at that. He was good at making you feel better.
3143	12631	# Ending 191, Speaker "$Player"	"How are you always so charming? It seems to come so easy to you."
3144	12635	# Ending 192	He looked a little bashful at that comment, scratching his head, unsure what to say.
3145	12639	# Ending 193, Speaker "Joseph"	"Uh, I don't know. Ah just... picked it up over time I guess. Helps get you out of fights and whatnot."
3146	12643	# Ending 194, Speaker "$Player"	"Yeah... that makes sense."
3147	12647	# Ending 195, Speaker "Joseph"	"... You feeling alright? Didn't say anything when you left."
3148	12651	# Ending 196, Speaker "$Player"	"Sorry, I didn't wanna bother you during your poker game."
3149	12655	# Ending 197	You thought about what you wanted to say, but so many things vied for your tongue, everything swelling up inside you, chest fit to burst.
3150	12659	# Ending 198	You didn't know if you could admit how you were feeling to him. It almost felt too personal, it felt wrong, it felt harsh.
3151	12663	# Ending 199, Speaker "$Player"	"I feel... strange. That's the simplest way I can put it."
3152	12667	# Ending 200	He looked at you a moment, eyebrow cocked, unimpressed.
3153	12671	# Ending 201, Speaker "Joseph"	"Lay it on me."
3154	12675	# Ending 202, Speaker "$Player"	"Huh?"
3155	12679	# Ending 203, Speaker "Joseph"	"Lay it on me! Ah wanna know what you're thinkin', I know you've got stuff on your mind you ain't telling me."
3156	12683	# Ending 204	You blew through your lips with a sigh, thinking about whether you should. He was right after all.
3157	12687	# Ending 205	You don't have to hide how you feel anymore. If you were honest you didn't want to keep hiding it.
3158	12691	# Ending 206, Speaker "$Player"	"I'm scared, I guess. I don't know what the Hell I'm supposed to be doing, what I'm going to do next."
3159	12695	# Ending 207, Speaker "$Player"	"Everyone at the saloon was asking us about plans and I realised I don't have any. I didn't think that far ahead."
3160	12699	# Ending 208, Speaker "$Player"	"Now we're here I don't know what to do."
3161	12703	# Ending 209, Speaker "$Player"	"I feel like an animal that's been let out of its cage and gotten lost in the wilderness."
3162	12707	# Ending 210, Speaker "Joseph"	"But what are ya scared of? What's the worst that could happen?"
3163	12711	# Ending 211, Speaker "$Player"	"I don't know! That's why I'm scared! What if I do the wrong thing, make the wrong decision?"
3164	12715	# Ending 212, Speaker "$Player"	"What if I decide to settle down in Clemency like Sheriff said, and I don't like it. Where would I go?"
3165	12719	# Ending 213, Speaker "$Player"	"I've had so much of my life... wasted running with Curly."
3166	12723	# Ending 214, Speaker "$Player"	"I don't wanna lose more of it to bad decisions. I've made too many of those."
3167	12727	# Ending 215, Speaker "Joseph"	"I don't wanna waste my life either. We can make those choices together now, though. We can turn over a new leaf."
3168	12731	# Ending 216, Speaker "$Player"	"I know we could but... I'm worried about you too."
3169	12735	# Ending 217, Speaker "$Player"	"I was talking with Jacob and Bartholomew and I realised I don't know you. I don't know anything about you."
3170	12739	# Ending 218, Speaker "$Player"	"You don't know me either."
3171	12743	# Ending 219	Joseph's face was solemn. He just stared into your eyes, like he was trying to unpick some meaning from your expression.
3172	12747	# Ending 220, Speaker "$Player"	"I've done horrible things Joseph."
3173	12751	# Ending 221, Speaker "Joseph"	"So have I."
3174	12755	# Ending 222, Speaker "$Player"	"I don't know that I like the person I've become after Curly. I don't trust myself."
3175	12759	# Ending 223, Speaker "Joseph"	"You did what ya needed to stay alive. You don't have to like it."
3176	12763	# Ending 224	You were growing frustrated with his rebuttals, like he wasn't listening to you. You twisted your body round, one leg up, facing him head on.
3177	12767	# Ending 225, Speaker "$Player"	"I love you. And I'm scared of hurting you."
3178	12771	# Ending 226, Speaker "$Player"	"I'm scared that the man who could hurt Curly is the same man that could hurt you."
3179	12775	# Ending 227, Speaker "$Player"	"I'm scared that if we really knew each other, we wouldn't be here in the first place."
3180	12779	# Ending 228	The wind whistled in your ears. Joseph's face was still, eyes squinted a little, contemplating your words.
3181	12783	# Ending 229	A few moments passed before he opened his beak to speak.
3182	12787	# Ending 230, Speaker "Joseph"	"I love you too. And I'm not scared of you."
3183	12791	# Ending 231, Speaker "Joseph"	"I wanna find out who you are, and hope ah have the courage to let you find out who I am."
3184	12795	# Ending 232, Speaker "Joseph"	"I'm scared as all hell too. Ah know what you mean, now that I'm free of the gang, I don't know what to do with myself."
3185	12799	# Ending 233, Speaker "Joseph"	"All I know is I wanna be with you. Maybe we'll make bad choices, but who cares?"
3186	12803	# Ending 234, Speaker "Joseph"	"You helped show me ah don't have to live my life in fear, $Player."
3187	12807	# Ending 235, Speaker "Joseph"	"I think if we're scared it means we have our heads screwed on right, but it doesn't hafta stop us from livin'."
3188	12811	# Ending 236, Speaker "Joseph"	"We can make whatever mistakes we want. We can stay in Clemency forever, we can go travelling the country, I don't give a hoot."
3189	12815	# Ending 237, Speaker "Joseph"	"Tonight ain't the night to worry about the rest of your life."
3190	12819	# Ending 238, Speaker "Joseph"	"Whatever happens to us, if I can kiss yer face at the end of the day, then everything will be alright."
3191	12823	# Ending 239	A great wave of relief washed over you as Joseph spoke. You didn't realise how much you'd needed to hear that from him.
3192	12827	# Ending 240, Speaker "$Player"	"A kiss and a prayer?"
3193	12831	# Ending 241	He laughed.
3194	12835	# Ending 242, Speaker "Joseph"	"Yeah. On a kiss and a prayer, we'll be just fine."
3195	12839	# Ending 243, Speaker "$Player"	"Story of our lives, huh."
3196	12843	# Ending 244	He leaned in and pecked you on the cheek, bringing a blush of warmth to them that even the night breeze could not cool.
3197	12847	# Ending 245, Speaker "Joseph"	"Seems pretty good to me."
3198	12851	# Ending 246, Speaker "Joseph"	"Now come on, let's get on back down there and have a good time."
3199	12855	# Ending 247, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah think someone said they were gonna dust off that ol' piano and play us all a tune."
3200	12859	# Ending 248	He made to stand up but you reached out, placing your hand over his.
3201	12863	# Ending 249, Speaker "$Player"	"Wait."
3202	12867	# Ending 250, Speaker "$Player"	"Is it alright if we just sit here a little longer? Then we can go down."
3203	12871	# Ending 251, Speaker "$Player"	"It's a nice night is all."
3204	12875	# Ending 252	He smiled, eyes softly tilting to the sky, looking to the stars.
3205	12879	# Ending 253, Speaker "Joseph"	"Sure is. You wanna stay here a spell, that's just fine by me."
3206	12883	# Ending 254	As he settled back down he scooted over closer to you, shoulder to shoulder, and you tilted your head to rest on him.
3207	12887	# Ending 255	You slipped your hand into his, and he held yours tightly, squeezing back between your fingers.
3208	12891	# Ending 256	The night may be cold, but he was all the warmth you'd need.
3209	12895	# Ending 257	You've spent so long looking out for yourself, looking out for people who didn't care about you.
3210	12899	# Ending 258	Now you can look out for each other.
3211	12905	# Postgame 1	That's the end, thank you for playing Lookouts!
3212	12909	# Postgame 2	This has been a huge project for both of us and we're super proud and happy we've been able to share it with you after so long.
3213	12913	# Postgame 3 Gamejolt	If you enjoyed the game, please leave a comment or rating on GameJolt, twitter, whatever! We love hearing from people about their time with the game.
3214	12917	# Postgame 3 Itchio	If you enjoyed the game, please leave a comment or rating on itchio, twitter, whatever! We love hearing from people about their time with the game.
3215	12921	# Postgame 4 GameJolt	If you'd like to support us so we can keep making games, you should check out the paid Gold Edition. It's only £5/$6.50 on GameJolt!
3216	12925	# Postgame 4 Itchio	If you'd like to support us so we can keep making games, you should check out the paid Gold Edition. It's only £5/$6.50 on itchio!
3217	12929	# Postgame 5	The Gold Edition comes with a bunch of stuff like the full soundtrack, loads of original art and doodles, wallpapers for desktop and mobile, and a development artbook!
3218	12933	# Postgame 6	Once again thank you for playing, from the bottom of our hearts. You can click the button that'll pop up on the next screen to restart the game.
3219	12937	# Postgame 7	<3 Col and Hawky
3220	12941	# Choices:12941	To The Start
3221	12947	# Easter 1, Speaker "Hawky"	Woah! You found us!
3222	12951	# Easter 2, Speaker "Col"	Whoa! Good job!
3223	12955	# Easter 3, Speaker "Hawky"	This is our humble little room where we made the game.
3224	12959	# Easter 4, Speaker "Hawky"	Or something like it at least.
3225	12963	# Easter 5, Speaker "Col"	Welcome to our twisted mind palace >:))
3226	12967	# Easter 6, Speaker "Col"	You can click around and check things out! Clickity click!
3227	12971	# Easter 7, Speaker "Hawky"	Just please don't tell Bart we're in here.		False
3228	12975	# Easter 8, Speaker "Col"	Yeah please don't tell Bart.		False
3229	12979	# Easter 9, Speaker "Hawky & Col"	please please please please please please
3230	12983	# Amogus 1, Speaker "Col"	Huh, looks a lil sus.
3231	12987	# Amogus 2, Speaker "Hawky"	Oh it'sa the big dumpy. The amogus pillow my beloved.		False
3232	12991	# Amogus 3, Speaker "Hawky"	Or your beloved I guess.
3233	12995	# Amogus 4, Speaker "Col"	Saves me from gamer back because I just work from my bed!
3234	12999	# Amogus 5, Speaker "Hawky"	You fell asleep on this thing so many times sdgjsdgosdjdfh
3235	13003	# Amogus 6, Speaker "Col"	At uni I would fall asleep on this upright with my laptop open.
3236	13007	# Amogus 7, Speaker "Col"	And when I woke up I'd go straight back to work!
3237	13011	# Amogus 8, Speaker "Hawky"	Uni was very healthy for us. Not really obviously, fuck uni.
3238	13015	# Amogus 9, Speaker "Col"	Yeah, fuck uni.
3239	13019	# Amogus 10, Speaker "Hawky"	handshake meme but its me and you and bad unis that fucked us up
3240	13023	# Apollo 1, Speaker "Hawky"	Col got this little Apollo figurine for me off ebay and I treasure it with my life :pleading:
3241	13027	# Apollo 2, Speaker "Hawky"	It's some sort of Japanese blind box or smth?? That the ebay seller had imported, it seemed quite lucky to find.		False
3242	13031	# Apollo 3, Speaker "Col"	We tried getting smth like this when I was a kid but they never arrived :((
3243	13035	# Apollo 4, Speaker "Col"	I live vicariously through you, brother.
3244	13039	# Apollo 5, Speaker "Hawky"	And now my bird husband sits on my shelf :)
3245	13043	# Blahaj 1, Speaker "Col"	I think an ex gave me this?
3246	13047	# Blahaj 2, Speaker "Col"	I stopped talking to them bc they were annoying and kept getting crumbs all over my bed like a caveman.
3247	13051	# Blahaj 3, Speaker "Col"	But I could never stop talking to Blahaj :))
3248	13055	# Blahaj 4, Speaker "Hawky"	It's just another comfy friend. Gay people love blahaj we know this.		False
3249	13059	# Computer 1, Speaker "Col"	Hey Hawky how many rams does your pc have
3250	13063	# Computer 2, Speaker "Hawky"	Idk but a few months after I first got this computer literally all the ram died and I had to send it back to get fixed LOL
3251	13067	# Computer 3, Speaker "Hawky"	This was the computer I spent most of Lookouts development on, where it all started. It's been through a lot with me, I got it when I was 16.		False
3252	13071	# Computer 4, Speaker "Col"	When I was in primary school there was a joke where kids would ask you if you had a pc and if you said yes they'd laugh at you and say "plastic cock".		False
3253	13075	# Computer 5, Speaker "Hawky"	Yeah that was not a thing anywhere else your classmates were just like that i guess
3254	13079	# Computer 6, Speaker "Col"	I fully thought this was a universal kinda thing but no, only Colin.
3255	13083	# Cream 1, Speaker "Hawky"	Col had so much cream soda in his room oh my god.
3256	13087	# Cream 2, Speaker "Col"	I love Barr brand cream soda so much and my mum is worried.
3257	13091	# Cream 3, Speaker "Hawky"	You left the window open at night to keep it cool because Scotland is just like that.
3258	13095	# Cream 4, Speaker "Hawky"	But it meant I was always cold too ;v;
3259	13099	# Cream 5, Speaker "Col"	Put a jumper on, I'm not having a warm sodie pop.		False
3260	13103	# Cream 6, Speaker "Hawky"	It is very good though......		False
3261	13107	# Cream 7, Speaker "Hawky & Col"	Creamy Creamy Creamy Creamy Creamy Creamy Creamy MMM SO GOOD!
3262	13111	# Poster 1, Speaker "Hawky"	This poster's the bane of my life but I can't do anything about it.		False
3263	13115	# Poster 2, Speaker "Hawky"	It just hangs on my wall being cringe and impossible to avoid in any photos of my bedroom.
3264	13119	# Poster 3, Speaker "Hawky"	My boyfriend makes fun of me for it all the time asdgjisodgjo
3265	13123	# Poster 4, Speaker "Col"	I pointed at this and laughed in Hawky's face when I saw it too.		False
3266	13127	# Poster 5, Speaker "Hawky"	I never asked for it!!
3267	13131	# Poster 6, Speaker "Col"	Get a new poster, cringeass!!!
3268	13135	# Fine Dog 1, Speaker "Col"	This is maybe the least cringe thing I own?
3269	13139	# Fine Dog 2, Speaker "Col"	It's one of those This is Fine dog plush toys they made for a while.		False
3270	13143	# Fine Dog 3, Speaker "Hawky"	K.C. Green is cool, they responded to an email I sent them about one of their comics a while ago haha.
3271	13147	# Fine Dog 4, Speaker "Col"	Wait what, what did they say??
3272	13151	# Fine Dog 5, Speaker "Hawky"	I asked about the ambiguous gender of a character in one of their comics and they responded that they were indeed a non-binary character, so that was cool!
3273	13155	# Fine Dog 6, Speaker "Hawky"	He was very very nice with his response ;v;
3274	13159	# Fine Dog 7, Speaker "Col"	Chad.
3275	13163	# Frankie 1, Speaker "Frankie"	Grrrrrrr
3276	13167	# Frankie 2, Speaker "Col"	Oh hello Frankie!!
3277	13171	# Frankie 3, Speaker "Col"	This is my dog!! He's such a good and sweet boy!		False
3278	13175	# Frankie 4, Speaker "Hawky"	He's a good boy who growls at everyone but not aggressively. It's like purring or something.		False
3279	13179	# Frankie 5, Speaker "Hawky"	He's just a weirdo.		False
3280	13183	# Frankie 6, Speaker "Col"	Yeah he's craaaaaazy. Love him!		False
3281	13187	# Frankie 7, Speaker "Frankie"	*He's wagging his tail now but is still growling*		False
3282	13191	# Big Garf 1, Speaker "Col"	This is my big wife!
3283	13195	# Big Garf 2, Speaker "Col"	I love her so much.
3284	13199	# Big Garf 3, Speaker "Hawky"	The big garf wife that sits on your bed.
3285	13203	# Big Garf 4, Speaker "Col"	She watches me sleep!
3286	13207	# Big Garf 5, Speaker "Hawky"	I rested my head on it a lot during the end of development when sitting on your bed lol
3287	13211	# Big Garf 6, Speaker "Hawky"	Where did you get the big garfield again?
3288	13215	# Big Garf 7, Speaker "Col"	I got my wife on ebay like any normal person does
3289	13219	# Big Garf 8, Speaker "Hawky"	(Wif)ebay
3290	13223	# Big Garf 9, Speaker "Col"	Ebay is good fuck amazon lol amazon got no bitches
3291	13227	# Garfs 1, Speaker "Col"	I uh, really like vintage garfields...		False
3292	13231	# Garfs 2, Speaker "Col"	During the pandemic I had a phase of bidding on them on Ebay because they're so cheap.		False
3293	13235	# Garfs 3, Speaker "Col"	Honestly I couldn't bring myself to draw as many as I actually have, I have 5 industrial sized boxes of vintage garf plushies alone.		False
3294	13239	# Garfs 4, Speaker "Hawky"	There's lots on the shelf at my home too. Nowhere escapes them. Not that I'm complaining.		False
3295	13243	# Garfs 5, Speaker "Col"	Oh my god I left Daddy Cool Garfield at your house!!!! Noooooooo!!!!!!!
3296	13247	# Irn Bru 1, Speaker "Hawky"	I bought a big bottle of Irn Bru but despite being Scottish no one in Col's family likes it so I had to drink the whole thing myself.		False
3297	13251	# Irn Bru 2, Speaker "Hawky"	All part of the plan B)
3298	13255	# Irn Bru 3, Speaker "Col"	Tastes like blood...
3299	13259	# Jotaro 1, Speaker "Hawky"	This is another little figurine of mine, it's Jotaro Kujo. I... don't even remember where I got it in the first place.		False
3300	13263	# Jotaro 2, Speaker "Hawky"	It might've been one of the few anime cons I went to in The Before Times.		False
3301	13267	# Jotaro 3, Speaker "Col"	I went to an anime con once and someone dressed as the weird chef from danganronpa stole my partner so I've never been back out of spite.		False
3302	13271	# Jotaro 4, Speaker "Hawky"	I have however convinced Col to start watching Jojo, we've almost finished part 5 as of time of writing.		False
3303	13275	# Jotaro 5, Speaker "Col"	I don't watch much anime but I gotta say... these bitches gay! Good for them!		False
3304	13279	# Chair 1, Speaker "Hawky"	I tried sitting in this chair at the desk but it's such fucking hard wood even with a cushion on it my ass hurt after a couple of hours.		False
3305	13283	# Chair 2, Speaker "Col"	We had an actual desk chair before I moved out for uni and they replaced it because it "didn't go with the decor".		False
3306	13287	# Chair 3, Speaker "Hawky"	WHAT
3307	13291	# Chair 4, Speaker "Col"	And now we can't afford a new desk chair :((		False
3308	13295	# Chair 5, Speaker "Col"	Every purchase of Lookouts: Gold Edition brings me one step closer to having an actual desk chair, please, in this time of need, think of Hawky's ass <3		False
3309	13299	# Vape 1, Speaker "Col"	I used to smoke cigarettes but Hawky made me stop because it "is bad for me" or something.		False
3310	13303	# Vape 2, Speaker "Col"	So now I blow vape puff puffs in his eyes.
3311	13307	# Vape 3, Speaker "Hawky"	Ah my eyes! They're so minty!		False
3312	13311	# Vape 4, Speaker "Col"	My child, it's time for me to take a fat rip!		False
3313	13315	# Wires 1, Speaker "Hawky"	There's always a tangle of wires by Col's bed. It's like a snake pit.		False
3314	13319	# Wires 2, Speaker "Col"	I need all these wires for my funny little devices!
3315	13323	# Wires 3, Speaker "Col"	Like my laptop and my phone and to charge the tiny vacuum to clean up all the fucking hair I shed.
3316	13327	# Wires 4, Speaker "Hawky"	There was one casualty of the wires when he spilt a mug of coffee on the carpet lmao
3317	13331	# Wires 5, Speaker "Col"	I soaked it all up and hoped to GOD your mum did not notice.
3318	13335	# Wires 6, Speaker "Hawky"	Tbf you did get all of it, I can't see where it happened at all. Cleaner skills.		False
3319	13339	# Wires 7, Speaker "Col"	Working a summer as a cleaner at [REDACTED] really came in clutch! Even if they did take away our water because we didn't work fast enough.		False
3320	13343	# Wires 8, Speaker "Hawky"	I've heard your horror stories about that place so many times but they never stop being fucked up.		False
3321	13347	# Wires 9, Speaker "Col"	Being a furry artist on funni game projects with my best bro keeps me out of working at [REDACTED], so thank you! The person reading this right now!
3322	13351	# Wires 10, Speaker "Hawky"	Yes, thank you!
3323	13355	# Wires 11, Speaker "Hawky & Col"	Thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you
3324	13359	# Easter Exit 1, Speaker "Hawky"	Oh going so soon? Well thanks for stopping by.
3325	13363	# Easter Exit 2, Speaker "Col"	Yeah tysm! We love having people round, just don't tell Bart!
3326	13367	# Easter Exit 3, Speaker "Bartholomew"	Don't tell me what now?
3327	13371	# Easter Exit 4, Speaker "Hawky & Col"	Gasp!
3328	13375	# Easter Exit 5, Speaker "Bartholomew"	Wh- what's- You two again? Get outta here! Go on, scram!
3329	13379	# Easter Exit 6, Speaker "Hawky & Col"	Ok byeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
3330	13383	# Easter Exit 7, Speaker "Bartholomew", Duplicated with dialogue Riding 9, Meeting 75, Eating 115, Hideout 67	...
3331	13387	# Easter Exit 8, Speaker "Bartholomew"	Well.
3332	13391	# Easter Exit 9, Speaker "Bartholomew"	I think we can both agree that was a lil' strange. I don't know how those two got into my store room or... what all these knicknacks are.
3333	13395	# Easter Exit 10, Speaker "Bartholomew"	Let's just get back to where we were and not talk about this again, shall we? Our little secret.
3334	13401	# Settings Title Text	Settings
3335	13405	# Music slider text	Music Volume
3336	13409	# Sound slider text	Sound Volume
3337	13413	# Fullscreen toggle text	Fullscreen
3338	13417	# Resolution dropdown text	Resolution
3339	13421	# Screen reader toggle text	Screen Reader
3340	13425	# Font dropdown text	Font
3341	13429	# Textbox palette dropdown text	Textbox Palette
3342	13433	# Text speed slider text	Text Speed
3343	13437	# Auto forward toggle text	Auto Forward
3344	13441	# Auto forward time slider text	Auto Forward Time
3345	13445	# Save Title Text	Save
3346	13449	# Load Title Text	Load
3347	13453	# Clear Saves Prompt Text	Are you sure you want to delete all saves?
3348	13457	# Slot number text	Slot {0}
3349	13461	# Slot number text	Slot {0} - {1}
3350	13465	# Clear saves button text	Clear Saves
3351	13469	# Languages Title Text	Languages
3352	13473	# Confirmation popup text	Do you want to overwrite this save?
3353	13477	# Quit button text	Quit
3354	13481	# Quit Confirmation Prompt	Are you sure you wish to quit?
3355	13485	# Language button text	Language
3356	13489	# History button text	History
3357	13493	# Fast forward button text	Fast Forward
3358	13498	# Example text first	This is some example text to display in the box.
3359	13502	# Example text second	This is more, longer example text. This box lets you see the different text speeds, fonts, and colour palettes available.
3360	13507	# Auto forward plural	{0} secs
3361	13511	# Auto forward singular	{0} sec
3362	13516	# Slow text speed name	Slow
3363	13520	# Normal text speed name	Normal
3364	13524	# Fast text speed name	Fast
3365	13528	# Faster text speed name	Faster
3366	13532	# Fasterer text speed name	Fasterer
3367	13536	# Very fast text speed name	Very fast
3368	13540	# Near-instant text speed name	Near-instant
3369	13544	# Instant text speed name	Instant
3370	13549	# Default font name	Default
3371	13553	# Pixel font name	Pixel
3372	13557	# Plain font name	Plain
3373	13562	# Black, Brown palette name	Black, Brown
3374	13566	# Black, White palette name	Black, White
3375	13570	# White, Black palette name	White, Black
3376	13574	# Blackjack hit button text	Hit
3377	13578	# Blackjack stand button text	Stand
3378	13582	# Player score text	You\n{0}
3379	13586	# Dealer score text	Dealer\n{0}
3380	13590	# Your name prompt text	Your name?
3381	13594	# Enter name placeholder text	Enter name...
3382	13598	# Name input OK button text	OK
3383	13602	# Leave easter egg button text	Get me outta here!!!!!
3384	13606	# Credits text	Credits\n\n<size=12>Programming and Narrative - Hawky <link="https://twitter.com/ParanoidHawk">@ParanoidHawk</link>\n\nArt and Character Design - Colin <link="https://twitter.com/Coldoggo">@Coldoggo</link>\n\nMusic - Jamie <link="https://twitter.com/fakegamercomics">@fakegamercomics</link>\n\nSound effects:\nFree sound effects from <link="https://www.fesliyanstudios.com">fesliyanstudios.com</link>\nStill North Media\nFreesound.org users:\nIanM_56\nkangaroovindaloo\nTRP\nUnderlinedDesigns\n\nOur wonderful beta testers:\nMike <link="https://twitter.com/Nenekiri_Dragon">@Nenekiri_Dragon</link>\nClawe <link="https://twitter.com/clawepolish">@clawepolish</link>\nBasil <link="https://twitter.com/BasilKuna">@BasilKuna</link>\nMint <link="https://twitter.com/jellicores">@jellicores</link>\nGunsparce <link="https://twitter.com/actuallyagun">@actuallyagun</link>\n\nAll our love to our friends and family and partners who supported us and made it possible for us to make this gay little game. You mean the world to us <3</size>
3385	13611	# Player starting hand	You've got the {0} and {1}, making your total {2}.
3386	13615	# Natural win hand	A natural!
3387	13619	# Dealer face up hand	Dealer's face up card is the {0}, making his current total {1}.
3388	13624	# This line has a space at the end that needs to be kept for the sentence to make sense	You draw the {0}.
3389	13628	# Player hand total	Total is now {0}.
3390	13633	# This line has a space at the end that needs to be kept for the sentence to make sense	Dealer's hand is the {0},
3391	13638	# This line has a space at the end that needs to be kept for the sentence to make sense	{0},
3392	13643	# This line has a space at the end that needs to be kept for the sentence to make sense	and {0},
3393	13647	# Dealer full hand total	making his total {0}.
3394	13651	# Draw result	Push! No one wins, go again.
3395	13655	# Player wins round by bust	Dealer's bust! You win this round.
3396	13659	# Player wins round by total	Your total is higher! You win this round.
3397	13663	# Dealer wins round by bust	You're bust! Dealer wins this round.
3398	13667	# Dealer wins round by total	Dealer's total is higher! Dealer wins this round.
3399	13671	# Card pile empty	Ran out of cards... Joseph quickly shuffles the discard pile back into the deck.
3400	13676	# Card id AD	ace of diamonds
3401	13680	# Card id 2D	two of diamonds
3402	13684	# Card id 3D	three of diamonds
3403	13688	# Card id 4D	four of diamonds
3404	13692	# Card id 5D	five of diamonds
3405	13696	# Card id 6D	six of diamonds
3406	13700	# Card id 7D	seven of diamonds
3407	13704	# Card id 8D	eight of diamonds
3408	13708	# Card id 9D	nine of diamonds
3409	13712	# Card id 10D	ten of diamonds
3410	13716	# Card id JD	jack of diamonds
3411	13720	# Card id QD	queen of diamonds
3412	13724	# Card id KD	king of diamonds
3413	13728	# Card id AH	ace of hearts
3414	13732	# Card id 2H	two of hearts
3415	13736	# Card id 3H	three of hearts
3416	13740	# Card id 4H	four of hearts
3417	13744	# Card id 5H	five of hearts
3418	13748	# Card id 6H	six of hearts
3419	13752	# Card id 7H	seven of hearts
3420	13756	# Card id 8H	eight of hearts
3421	13760	# Card id 9H	nine of hearts
3422	13764	# Card id 10H	ten of hearts
3423	13768	# Card id JH	jack of hearts
3424	13772	# Card id QH	queen of hearts
3425	13776	# Card id KH	king of hearts
3426	13780	# Card id AC	ace of clubs
3427	13784	# Card id 2C	two of clubs
3428	13788	# Card id 3C	three of clubs
3429	13792	# Card id 4C	four of clubs
3430	13796	# Card id 5C	five of clubs
3431	13800	# Card id 6C	six of clubs
3432	13804	# Card id 7C	seven of clubs
3433	13808	# Card id 8C	eight of clubs
3434	13812	# Card id 9C	nine of clubs
3435	13816	# Card id 10C	ten of clubs
3436	13820	# Card id JC	jack of clubs
3437	13824	# Card id QC	queen of clubs
3438	13828	# Card id KC	king of clubs
3439	13832	# Card id AS	ace of spades
3440	13836	# Card id 2S	two of spades
3441	13840	# Card id 3S	three of spades
3442	13844	# Card id 4S	four of spades
3443	13848	# Card id 5S	five of spades
3444	13852	# Card id 6S	six of spades
3445	13856	# Card id 7S	seven of spades
3446	13860	# Card id 8S	eight of spades
3447	13864	# Card id 9S	nine of spades
3448	13868	# Card id 10S	ten of spades
3449	13872	# Card id JS	jack of spades
3450	13876	# Card id QS	queen of spades
3451	13880	# Card id KS	king of spades