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Match then told Porcher he should have left Kitty in the [[forest]] where he found her, and asked why he didn’t buy her shoes. Porcher replied that she won’t wear them, nor comb her hair. Gurk asked why he doesn’t hire a [[lad]], to which Kitty snarled that he would have to pay him. There was some more back and forth, then Porcher told Kitty to watch the bar while he went to get some tinder, and if any Sezians came in, to be respectful and not hit anyone, and to sell some beer. | Match then told Porcher he should have left Kitty in the [[forest]] where he found her, and asked why he didn’t buy her shoes. Porcher replied that she won’t wear them, nor comb her hair. Gurk asked why he doesn’t hire a [[lad]], to which Kitty snarled that he would have to pay him. There was some more back and forth, then Porcher told Kitty to watch the bar while he went to get some tinder, and if any Sezians came in, to be respectful and not hit anyone, and to sell some beer. | ||
Match tried to flirt with Kitty by telling her the Sezians carted off [[Madge (The Minister of Chance)|Madge]]'s [[Madge's son (The Minister of Chance)|son]], but that he would protect her. Kitty insulted him and he turned to talk to [[Tailor | Match tried to flirt with Kitty by telling her the Sezians carted off [[Madge (The Minister of Chance)|Madge]]'s [[Madge's son (The Minister of Chance)|son]], but that he would protect her. Kitty insulted him and he turned to talk to [[Tailor of Tantillion|the tailor]]. Kitty went to put some tankards away on a shelf, when a green-cloaked figure, dripping from the [[rain]], stood by the bar. The figure took off the hood, revealing [[Minister of Chance|a man]], who said he was looking for a [[Professor]] [[Cantha]]. | ||
The room went silent, and Kitty whispered, asking if he was out of his mind, telling him to go away at the same time. Kitty then tried to cover up, offering him a tankard of [[ale]], to the man's confusion. Kitty then tells him to get out of the bar, as Porcher comes back in. Shocked, he tries to handle the situation, ending up sending the man out, to his protests. | The room went silent, and Kitty whispered, asking if he was out of his mind, telling him to go away at the same time. Kitty then tried to cover up, offering him a tankard of [[ale]], to the man's confusion. Kitty then tells him to get out of the bar, as Porcher comes back in. Shocked, he tries to handle the situation, ending up sending the man out, to his protests. | ||
