[1:57] Tiff, why did magistrate lock us up?
[2:00] >> Sometimes things just follow me home
[2:03] without me doing anything. You know how
[2:05] it is.
[2:05] >> You stole from him?
[5:02] >> What followed you home in this case was
[5:05] >> Yeah, a case. How did you
[5:08] A little cask with nice handles for
[5:10] grabbing. I thought it might be full of
[5:12] shiny things, but it only held papers
[5:14] and notes.
[5:34] >> It's starting to become commonplace, but
[5:37] I still don't understand. I feel like
[5:40] I'm making the decisions, but I'm sure
[5:43] they feel they are making the decisions.
[5:45] We can't both be right.
[6:10] >> He locked us up because you stole his
[6:12] case.
[6:13] >> Little notes tell you a lot about
[6:15] people, you know. Reading between the
[6:17] lines. I wanted to know who this guy
[6:19] really was. So, I read them.
[6:23] >> And?
[6:24] >> We shouldn't have taken this job. Or
[6:26] maybe we should have as we did because
[6:28] if we didn't, we wouldn't know what we
[6:30] know, which is we have to stop him.
[8:01] >> Stop him from what?
[8:03] >> We need to talk about these crystals.
[8:07] >> That'll teach me to watch where I step.
[8:09] >> Traps everywhere. I somewhat like it.
[8:12] >> Don't worry, bars are no hard matter for
[8:15] me at all.
[11:40] >> You said bars were no hard matter.
[11:43] >> And tempted providence. No bars this
[11:45] time.
[11:46] >> Indeed, no more bars for you, gravy
[11:50] sorcerer.
[11:50] >> I You?
[11:52] >> You?
[11:52] >> You?
[11:53] >> Let us be off, Ratley, and leave them to
[11:56] ponder their mistakes, of which there
[11:58] are so so many.
[12:01] >> Wait! You still haven't paid us for the
[12:03] appraisal.