Dialogue with Kenyatta
Dialogue
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Script:
You: I found this message on the beach...
Kenyatta: ...
Kenyatta: HAHAHAHA!
Kenyatta: Oh man, this is priceless. That's his handwriting, too. I'm gonna be able to tease him about this for weeks.
You: 
Who's Eshelon?
Kenyatta: My cousin. He's set to inherit the Bahari estate when the Duchess kicks the bucket.
Kenyatta: Not that that's ever going to happen. The other side's waaay too scared to ever let Kenyara come over.
Kenyatta: I remember when this happened though... this letter's gotta be at least three years old.
You: So, no reward?
Kenyatta: You could try blackmailing him with this. I'd love to see how red his face gets.
Kenyatta: Getting stranded's so undignified. I bet he thought no one would ever find this.
Kenyatta: But if gold's all you want, I'll buy this off you. Here.
Kenyatta: I better go get a frame. This one's going up on the wall for SURE. I'll catch you later?
You: 
That must have been so hard...
Kenyatta: He seemed pretty fine when they picked him up.
Kenyatta: Had a nice tan, smelled like coconuts for a week. We went to visit him.
Kenyatta: Anyways, thanks for finding this. Here's some gold for your trouble.
Kenyatta: I better go get a frame. This one's going up on the wall for SURE. I'll catch you later?
You: 
Are you two close?
Kenyatta: When I was little we used to be. He was like my broody older brother.
Kenyatta: Then our moms got this weird rivalry in their heads and tried to pit us against each other. I don't really get to talk to him much now.
Kenyatta: Anyways, thanks for finding this. Here's some gold for your trouble.
Kenyatta: I better go get a frame. This one's going up on the wall for SURE. I'll catch you later?
You: Can he share any coconut recipes with me?
Kenyatta: I'll ask. If only to mess with him.
Kenyatta: Anyways, thanks for finding this. Here's some gold for your trouble.
Kenyatta: I better go get a frame. This one's going up on the wall for SURE. I'll catch you later?
You: Shouldn't we help him?
Kenyatta: This letter's like three years old, at least. I remember when Eshelon went missing.
Kenyatta: It was this huge drama for weeks, the Duchess sent all the ships in the city out for him.
Kenyatta: Oh, Eshelon's my cousin. Fancy guy, likes wearing all black and staring broodingly out windows. You know, the usual Lordly stuff.
You: So, no reward?
Kenyatta: You could try blackmailing him with this. I'd love to see how red his face gets.
Kenyatta: Getting stranded's so undignified. I bet he thought no one would ever find this.
Kenyatta: But if gold's all you want, I'll buy this off you. Here.
Kenyatta: I better go get a frame. This one's going up on the wall for SURE. I'll catch you later?
You: That must have been so hard...
Kenyatta: He seemed pretty fine when they picked him up.
Kenyatta: Had a nice tan, smelled like coconuts for a week. We went to visit him.
Kenyatta: Anyways, thanks for finding this. Here's some gold for your trouble.
Kenyatta: I better go get a frame. This one's going up on the wall for SURE. I'll catch you later?
You: Are you two close?
Kenyatta: When I was little we used to be. He was like my broody older brother.
Kenyatta: Then our moms got this weird rivalry in their heads and tried to pit us against each other. I don't really get to talk to him much now.
Kenyatta: Anyways, thanks for finding this. Here's some gold for your trouble.
Kenyatta: I better go get a frame. This one's going up on the wall for SURE. I'll catch you later?
You: Can he share any coconut recipes with me?
Kenyatta: I'll ask. If only to mess with him.
Kenyatta: Anyways, thanks for finding this. Here's some gold for your trouble.
Kenyatta: I better go get a frame. This one's going up on the wall for SURE. I'll catch you later?
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