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<blockquote data-quote="Ao the Overkitty" data-source="post: 2816435" data-attributes="member: 9758">Synopsis of beginning of 8/29/05 Session “Episode 2 – Detour” – Wrap-up Synopsis of beginning of 8/29/05 Session Asta patched Campan up while a very stubborn Mort went back to his quarters, insisting he get taken care of there.&nbsp; Take watched over Mort until Asta arrived.&nbsp; Once Take left, Mort locked the door.&nbsp; Asta worked on patching up Mort, who eventually passed out.&nbsp; Asta, being locked in, set up some monitoring equipment, called Take to check on Campan and let him know she was going to be in there a while and took a nap on Mort's floor until Mort woke up.A few days later, Mort gave a report on the happenings down in Wing's hideout to Daniel.&nbsp; Daniel then sought out Campan for his report.At one of the meals that most everyone was there for, Daniel talked to Wing publicly, telling him they were unlikely to work together again, since Wing didn't give them all the necessary info.&nbsp; Wing didn't bother explaining, since he felt he already had.&nbsp; He just retorted that he had no idea that was going to happen and left it at that.(Director's comment: Wing probably should have made a comment like, &quot;You burn the bridges you feel you have to.&quot;)The crew made it back to Beaumonde and met with Fanti and Mingo.&nbsp; Daniel brought Kenny along, since he was the least damaged 'bodyguard.'&nbsp; Daniel tried to get some hazard pay for the crew getting all shot up and Kenny butted in with his own reasoning. All they got were strange looks and a comment, &quot;Maybe you should bring that up during job negotiations.&quot;(Director's comment: Damn bastards rolled too well to use the following comment.&nbsp; &quot;When you take on a job in this line of work, there is a certain expectation of danger involved, even on a cake-run like this one.&nbsp; If you can't accept that, you're in the wrong line of work.&nbsp; Your men getting shot up is a damn shame, but it's not our problem.&nbsp; Look, you do a good job, but don't get too full of yourself.&nbsp; There are plenty of others like you and they are just happy to have the work.&nbsp; You keep up that attitude and you're going to find yourself begging for scraps somewhere.)The crew unloaded Wing and the cargo and got paid.Roll Credits</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ao the Overkitty, post: 2816435, member: 9758"] [b]Synopsis of beginning of 8/29/05 Session[/b] [size=5][b] “Episode 2 – Detour” – Wrap-up [/b][/size] [i]Synopsis of beginning of 8/29/05 Session[/i] Asta patched Campan up while a very stubborn Mort went back to his quarters, insisting he get taken care of there. Take watched over Mort until Asta arrived. Once Take left, Mort locked the door. Asta worked on patching up Mort, who eventually passed out. Asta, being locked in, set up some monitoring equipment, called Take to check on Campan and let him know she was going to be in there a while and took a nap on Mort's floor until Mort woke up. A few days later, Mort gave a report on the happenings down in Wing's hideout to Daniel. Daniel then sought out Campan for his report. At one of the meals that most everyone was there for, Daniel talked to Wing publicly, telling him they were unlikely to work together again, since Wing didn't give them all the necessary info. Wing didn't bother explaining, since he felt he already had. He just retorted that he had no idea that was going to happen and left it at that. ([i]Director's comment: Wing probably should have made a comment like, "You burn the bridges you feel you have to."[/i]) The crew made it back to Beaumonde and met with Fanti and Mingo. Daniel brought Kenny along, since he was the least damaged 'bodyguard.' Daniel tried to get some hazard pay for the crew getting all shot up and Kenny butted in with his own reasoning. All they got were strange looks and a comment, [i]"Maybe you should bring that up during job negotiations."[/i] ([i]Director's comment: Damn bastards rolled too well to use the following comment. "When you take on a job in this line of work, there is a certain expectation of danger involved, even on a cake-run like this one. If you can't accept that, you're in the wrong line of work. Your men getting shot up is a damn shame, but it's not our problem. Look, you do a good job, but don't get too full of yourself. There are plenty of others like you and they are just happy to have the work. You keep up that attitude and you're going to find yourself begging for scraps somewhere.[/i]) The crew unloaded Wing and the cargo and got paid. [b][i]Roll Credits[/i][/b] [/QUOTE]

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