[laudna can be found a little later at the haunted house, a ballgown-looking dress spread out on one of the beds as she starts to examine it for rips and wrinkles. also, there's a leech still stuck on her neck and arm and she doesn't seem to have noticed.]
...There's nothing wrong with children's toys. I like children. Besides, dolls keep you company, but they never hurt your feelings or throw rocks at you, so they're easy to talk to.
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Tch, tch, tch. A little grimy, isn't it?
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It is what it is.
[she's glancing at the leech, but doesn't point it out yet.]
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Oh, dear. If only I had a needle and thread. I'd patch both of us up. It's a lovely dress on you, only needs a few little touches here and there.
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[a little awkward at the compliment, so she moves past it quickly enough.]
You're a seamstress?
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[a little baffled, but she sounds honestly curious rather than rude, at least.]
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What else did you receive?
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[she will pull out. a dead rat with a bird skull sewed onto his head and little skeletal bird wings with a bright red ribbon around his neck.]
His name is Pâté de Rolo. He's a little gentleman from a very fine family.
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How did you keep it from rotting...?
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[she starts moving the little rat around and then does an exaggerated cockney voice for him, barely moving her lips.]
My balls fell off!
Pâté! She doesn't want to hear about things like that.
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...A friend of yours, then?
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[she pats him on his little bird skull head.]
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How long have you had him?
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[the little rat thing will flutter his bone wing and start to lift off and fly! he does seem to be animated.]
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How is that accomplished?
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[maybe a little disappointed, but she hides it well enough.]
Is he destroyed often...?
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