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|Icon = Chapposh.png | |Icon = Chapposh.png | ||
| − | |From Storylet title = Get close to Esmeralda and Rose | + | |From Card/Storylet title = Get close to Esmeralda and Rose |
|ID = 7771 | |ID = 7771 | ||
| − | |Description = The twins want you to arrange an accident for a certain baritone. He's | + | |Description = The twins want you to arrange an accident for a certain baritone. He's 'a b------,' apparently. |
|BroadDiff = 111 | |BroadDiff = 111 | ||
|BroadQuality = {{IL|Dangerous}} | |BroadQuality = {{IL|Dangerous}} | ||
|Success title = Just deserts? | |Success title = Just deserts? | ||
| − | |Success description = […] | + | |Success description = […]'Here, have this,' says one. 'Yeah, and come back soon,' says the other. She tucks an ornate gold locket into her choli. She sees you watching, and winks. 'Don't want to lose this, do we? Old Stones'd flip his wig.' 'Hah. If he had one,'[…] |
| − | |Success summary = They are hard to tell apart and you don't know, which of them was offended. But to arrange for the | + | |Success summary = They are hard to tell apart and you don't know, which of them was offended. But to arrange for the berriton to fall into a trap door pleases them.}} |
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*{{Success Increase|Dangerous}} | *{{Success Increase|Dangerous}} | ||
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{{Failure | {{Failure | ||
|Failure title = A weighty surprise | |Failure title = A weighty surprise | ||
| − | |Failure description = You rearrange the chorus so the offending baritone will be standing on a trap-door next time he's on stage. […] But […] a rotund soprano lands on you with a scream. Wrong trap-door. The music from the stage echoes in your mind […] | + | |Failure description = You rearrange the chorus so the offending baritone will be standing on a trap-door next time he's on stage. […]But[…]a rotund soprano lands on you with a scream. Wrong trap-door. The music from the stage echoes in your mind[…]}} |
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*{{Failure Increase|Dangerous}} | *{{Failure Increase|Dangerous}} | ||
| − | *{{Gain|Wounds | + | *{{Gain|Wounds}} |
| − | *{{Gain|Plagued by a Popular Song | + | *{{Gain|Plagued by a Popular Song}} |
