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Don'’t get your hopes up, Ed. What are you talking about? Jarnathan is on the council this time. He'’s an Aarakocra. If anyone'’s gonna free us, it'’s him. Not gonna happen. I tell you, Holga, this is your last day chopping ice.

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And, you know, I realized a lot of it goes back to my mum.

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Before you announce your decision, I implore you to please wait for-- Jarnathan!Pardon my belatedness. I can'’t tell you how happy I am to see you!Step away! Holga, now!Guards! Release me, sir! She'’s throwing potatoes!

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Well, she took pity on the baby. Holga was a fellow resident of rock bottom.

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Many years before, she'’d been cast out of her tribe for falling in love with an outsider.

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She was a stern woman, prone to fits of-- Stop, stop! We'’ve heard enough.

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And sometimes those enemies come looking for revenge.

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Good evening.

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By night, I'’d come home to my loving wife, and daughter, Kira.

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Chin up, Bug. We'’ll be right back. I didn'’t tell her about the tablet. It would break her heart if it all went to shit. And, well, to shit it went.

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No, no! I'’m terribly sorry. I don'’t know what came over me, I'’m sorry. I'’m sorry!

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Anyone?

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By day, I'’d eavesdrop on mercenaries, stop bandits in their tracks... and even bring Thayan Red Wizards to justice.

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Neither of us had money or an honest way to earn it, so we decided to table "honest" and we tried something new.

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When Zia died, so did my devotion to my oath.

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The truth is, even if this council were to sentence me to another two years, or 20 for that matter, it would never be punishment enough for the worst crime I ever committed... robbing my daughter of her father. But know that, if you do choose to free me, I'’ll spend the rest of my days trying to right that wrong.

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You may be surprised to learn I wasn'’t always a thief. Years ago, I became a member of the Harpers faction, a network of spies who swear an oath to fight tyranny, defend the oppressed and to ask nothing in return. My wife, Zia, supported my decision, even though she knew the risks.

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Anything you want to add? I'’m good.

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Don'’t get your hopes up, Ed. What are you talking about? Jarnathan is on the council this time. He'’s an Aarakocra. If anyone'’s gonna free us, it'’s him. Not gonna happen. I tell you, Holga, this is your last day chopping ice.

And, you know, I realized a lot of it goes back to my mum.

Before you announce your decision, I implore you to please wait for-- Jarnathan!Pardon my belatedness. I can'’t tell you how happy I am to see you!Step away! Holga, now!Guards! Release me, sir! She'’s throwing potatoes!

Well, she took pity on the baby. Holga was a fellow resident of rock bottom.

Many years before, she'’d been cast out of her tribe for falling in love with an outsider.

She was a stern woman, prone to fits of-- Stop, stop! We'’ve heard enough.

And sometimes those enemies come looking for revenge.

Good evening.

By night, I'’d come home to my loving wife, and daughter, Kira.

Chin up, Bug. We'’ll be right back. I didn'’t tell her about the tablet. It would break her heart if it all went to shit. And, well, to shit it went.

No, no! I'’m terribly sorry. I don'’t know what came over me, I'’m sorry. I'’m sorry!

Anyone?

By day, I'’d eavesdrop on mercenaries, stop bandits in their tracks... and even bring Thayan Red Wizards to justice.

Neither of us had money or an honest way to earn it, so we decided to table "honest" and we tried something new.

When Zia died, so did my devotion to my oath.

You may be surprised to learn I wasn'’t always a thief. Years ago, I became a member of the Harpers faction, a network of spies who swear an oath to fight tyranny, defend the oppressed and to ask nothing in return. My wife, Zia, supported my decision, even though she knew the risks.

Anything you want to add? I'’m good.