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I'm not jumpy! *A crashing sound* WHAT WAS THAT?! OMG! *pulls out submachine gun and opens fire everywhere.* Did I get it? DID I?

... that's why I didn't offer you an SMG as basic equipment ...

Coward! Now, who is the most likely candidate to have stashed one in their luggage? * looks for luggage pins that read "Chicago"*

Rosisha wrote:Coward! Now, who is the most likely candidate to have stashed one in their luggage? * looks for luggage pins that read "Chicago"*

I'll check back in tomorrow!

EDIT: To see what's happening in game that is!

Oh oh oh I want to describe, in vivid detail, every dream that Lars has during his night watch. Including how he always has this dream about a pretty flower. And I want to describe each petal. And each stem. And the leaves. And the bugs on the leaves...

Rosisha wrote:Oh oh oh I want to describe, in vivid detail, every dream that Lars has during his night watch. Including how he always has this dream about a pretty flower. And I want to describe each petal. And each stem. And the leaves. And the bugs on the leaves...

Think you're supposed to stay awake while on watch... but I could be wrong. Heck, I used to be a night security guard -- I KNOW I'm wrong.

Solomoriah wrote:...
"Oh, Catherine, that's Artie. He's here for me," said Lily. "Are you ready to talk about tonight's show?" she said, addressing Artie. "Let's go to the lounge, okay?"
...

Sorry Artie! If that's Catherine Burton she's in the room alone with... well...

Very funny, Mr. Redmond.

It's 1936. Proper women don't room with men they aren't married to. Thus, some passengers (those who can't afford to reserve the whole room) are expected to share. Catherine and Lily are bunking together, as are Dr. Burton and... Will Thornton.

So if you find some meaning in Catherine and Lily being in the same room...

By the way, if you want to interrupt an action I've already described, do say so in your post. For example, I've described two crewmen who "slipped past" Tommy Mansel. If crazycrypt wants Tommy to try to stop them, even though I've already described them leaving, he can say so, and I'll adjudicate whether or not that succeeds.

Also, if anyone is interested... I've rolled dice four times in chapter 1. Every time involved Simon Lars, and he only failed once. I'm curious... can you guys figure out when I rolled, and for what reasons?

Trying to fool the Steward was the failure?