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qev015391_MSG0001 |
Excuse me, [ST:Gender p1=sir p2=ma'am ], may I help you with— Oh![ST:wait ] |
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qev015391_MSG0002 |
You must be the [ST:Gender p1=man p2=woman ]who wanted to arrange[ST:n ]a memorial service here at the cathedral.[ST:wait ] |
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qev015391_MSG0003 |
...You're not? Oh. I see.[ST:wait ] |
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qev015391_MSG0004 |
Forgive the confusion. Someone came by the cathedral[ST:n ]with that request while I was away.[ST:wait ] |
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qev015391_MSG0005 |
But the person who took the message forgot to get the[ST:n ]visitor's name, and no one seems to know who it was.[ST:wait ] |
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qev015391_MSG0006 |
I was hoping to hold the service as soon as possible.[ST:n ]I would be remiss if I failed to do everything in my[ST:n ]power to ease the suffering of the bereaved.[ST:wait ] |
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qev015391_MSG0007 |
Hmmm...[ST:wait ] |
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qev015391_MSG0008 |
If you don't mind my asking, as a BLADE who travels[ST:n ]widely throughout the city, might you be able to[ST:n ]surmise the identity of the bereaved?[ST:wait ] |
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qev015391_MSG0009 |
The only information I have is that this person runs a[ST:n ]restaurant in the commercial district and recently lost[ST:n ]a son.[ST:wait ] |
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qev015391_JNK0010 |
Guess Pauline[ST:wait ] |
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qev015391_SEL0011 |
Speculate that it's probably Pauline.[ST:wait ] |
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qev015391_JNK0020 |
Guess Coco[ST:wait ] |
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qev015391_SEL0021 |
Speculate that it's probably Coco.[ST:wait ] |
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qev015391_MSG0010 |
You say Pauline is mourning the loss of a regular[ST:n ]named Bobby who was like a son to her?[ST:wait ] |
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qev015391_MSG0011 |
And you recently reclaimed Bobby's personal effects?[ST:wait ] |
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qev015391_MSG0012 |
Yes, that makes sense. Thank you very much.[ST:wait ] |
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qev015391_MSG0013 |
I shall prepare a fine memorial service for Bobby,[ST:n ]in hopes that it might bring some measure of solace[ST:n ]to Pauline.[ST:wait ] |
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qev015391_MSG0014 |
Of course, the best way to heal the pain of a loss[ST:n ]like that would be to reclaim the Lifehold Core.[ST:wait ] |
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qev015391_MSG0015 |
Then all of our fallen could return in their mortal forms.[ST:wait ] |
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qev015391_MSG0016 |
Ah, I know Coco. She works at the same café as Jo.[ST:wait ] |
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qev015391_MSG0017 |
To remain so stoic despite the loss of her beloved son...[ST:wait ] |
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qev015391_MSG0018 |
What a truly strong-hearted person she must be![ST:n ]Although I suppose she'd have to be to look after[ST:n ]Jo day in and day out.[ST:wait ] |
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qev015391_MSG0019 |
Thank you very much. I will go straight to her shop[ST:n ]and begin preparing a memorial service to bring her[ST:n ]some small measure of solace.[ST:wait ] |
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qev015391_MSG0020 |
Of course, the best way to heal the pain of a loss[ST:n ]like that would be to reclaim the Lifehold Core.[ST:wait ] |
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qev015391_MSG0021 |
Then all of our fallen could return in their mortal forms.[ST:wait ] |