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<blockquote data-quote="Gray Shade" data-source="post: 2665967" data-attributes="member: 32340">Pollock never stops grinning at the man, even as he gives him a grave warning.&nbsp; Once he's finished speaking, Pollock responds, &quot;Excellent!&nbsp; I cannot wait for breakfast.&quot;He'll then join Romanna by the fire and say to her, &quot;Apparently no good comes of asking questions on this island, but it's working better than not asking thus far for me!&nbsp; A maid named Molly probably saw them last night.&nbsp; She'll be in in about an hour.&nbsp; Why don't we have breakfast and wait in here where it's warm.&quot;&nbsp; He's not looking at her through his last sentence.&nbsp; Instead he is looking at any other patrons of the pub. &quot;We can while away our time people-watching.&quot;&nbsp; He then glances about at other people in the establishment, trying not to look like he's staring, but watching for any clues or goings-ons of interest.*&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; *&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; *By the way, how large would Pollock say the town is, from what he's seen on his walk across town?&nbsp; 50 people? 200 people? 2,000 people? Or, how many buildings?&nbsp; Just want to get an idea of about how many people are in the town.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gray Shade, post: 2665967, member: 32340"] Pollock never stops grinning at the man, even as he gives him a grave warning. Once he's finished speaking, Pollock responds, [color=olive]"Excellent! I cannot wait for breakfast."[/color] He'll then join Romanna by the fire and say to her, [color=olive]"Apparently no good comes of asking questions on this island, but it's working better than [i]not[/i] asking thus far for me! A maid named Molly probably saw them last night. She'll be in in about an hour. Why don't we have breakfast and wait in here where it's warm."[/color] He's not looking at her through his last sentence. Instead he is looking at any other patrons of the pub. [color=olive] "We can while away our time people-watching."[/color] He then glances about at other people in the establishment, trying not to look like he's staring, but watching for any clues or goings-ons of interest. * * * By the way, how large would Pollock say the town is, from what he's seen on his walk across town? 50 people? 200 people? 2,000 people? Or, how many buildings? Just want to get an idea of about how many people are in the town. [/QUOTE]

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