Conversation: q_frog_p1
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- creature NPC Marigold Bunce
comfemale002_2— in Whitfurrow Inn - creature NPC Marigold Bunce — in Whitfurrow Inn
Starting entries
- entry #0 — *A round hobbit matron plants her mug down hard* Marigold Bunce, if you please -…
Conversation flow
Each starting entry is expanded recursively. Repeated nodes (cycles, shared continuations) appear inline as ↩ link backrefs to the first occurrence.
entry #0 ¶
*A round hobbit matron plants her mug down hard* Marigold Bunce, if you please -- widow of Odo Bunce, who brewed that harvest cask with his own two hands. There's but one drop left of him in all the world, and half of Whitfurrows thinks it belongs to them!
reply #0 ¶
Why should the last drop be yours?
entry #1 ¶
I stirred the mash for that brew myself, same as every autumn since Odo and I were wed. The hand that stirs the mash owns the bottom of the barrel -- that's plain brewhouse sense, that is. Not like Daisy Goodbody, who thinks one lucky night at darts makes her queen of the cellar.
reply #2 ¶
Good luck with the drop, then.
reply #1 ¶
Good day to you.
NPC lines (entries) — flat index
entry #0
*A round hobbit matron plants her mug down hard* Marigold Bunce, if you please -- widow of Odo Bunce, who brewed that harvest cask with his own two hands. There's but one drop left of him in all the world, and half of Whitfurrows thinks it belongs to them!
- → reply #0 “Why should the last drop be yours?”
- → reply #1 “Good day to you.”
entry #1
I stirred the mash for that brew myself, same as every autumn since Odo and I were wed. The hand that stirs the mash owns the bottom of the barrel -- that's plain brewhouse sense, that is. Not like Daisy Goodbody, who thinks one lucky night at darts makes her queen of the cellar.
- → reply #2 “Good luck with the drop, then.”
PC replies — flat index
reply #0
Why should the last drop be yours?
- → entry #1 “I stirred the mash for that brew myself, same as every autumn since Odo and I we…”
reply #1
Good day to you.
reply #2
Good luck with the drop, then.