| Question before the Board | Success Description |
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| 10 - 12 | "Oh, certainly!" says the Delightful Reverend. "I can think of nothing better." |
| 13 | "A fellow woman of the cloth. But I suppose I should be glad you have found me the superior," the Reverend says, giving Jenny a sad wave, who surprise, returns it. |
| 14, 15 | "Oh, certainly!" says the Delightful Reverend. "I can think of nothing better. Too many voices produces a discord. Trust me, I have considerable experience on this matter." |
| 16, 17 | "Well, I suppose I shall have to go along with it," the Reverend sniffs. "Lest you get any ideas about throwing other founding members off their rightful positions elsewhere!" The Reverend shakes her head in despair at the perfidies of the Board. |
| 18 | The Delightful Reverend looks pained. "A fellow member of the cloth... but then I think it might be for the best." |
| 19 | The Delightful Reverend waves a hand airily. "Yes, yes. Goodbye very sad and all that. Now what's the next order of business?" |
| 20 | The Delightful Reverend sighs. "A shame. But he is rather...mercenary?" Her shoulders slump, despondent at the state of the world. |
| 21, 22 | "Oh that's a shame. I was doing rather well at convincing her to come to Burrow next Sunday. But if you're certain!" |
| 23, 24, 28, 29 | The Delightful Reverend clasps her hands. "Such a nice young man. But I suppose we cannot always afford to be nice when it comes to running an organisation properly." |
| 26, 30, 35 | "A shame it has not worked out. But hers is not a moderate temperament. And we must all sing from the same hymn-sheet!" |
| 27 | "I think for the Yes-Man it has to be a no." The Reverend's eyes are very bright when she's being ruthless. |
| 31, 37 | "It's a little bit of a shame," says the Delightful Reverend. "But we have somewhat different notions of the Church." |
| 33 | The Delightful Reverend gulps. "Well, on your head be it. But I shan't be best pleased if Burrow's fallen into a giant smoking crater when next I visit." |
| 100, 105 | "Well... I suppose I can see how the one at Burrow was chosen," she says, with a laugh that is not quite complimentary. |
| 115 | "Good heavens!" exclaims the Delightful Reverend. "Who knew that a construction could be so, ah, blasphemous?" |
| 120 | […] I cannot help wondering whether […] there is a purpose in […] shops where there are no people? Or are they more in the nature of ritual shops? Where no one buys anything, but the concept of marketing is carried forward?"
But she votes yes […] |
| 130 | "Hm," says the Delightful Reverend. "One cannot miss the point of it, I suppose?" |
| 140 | "It looks like a bit of nothing to me," says the Delightful Reverend. "But I suppose that is the purpose." |
| 150 | "Charming," says the Delightful Reverend. |
| 160 | "It's no charming little Alpine chalet," the Reverend notes. "But it'll do." |
| 300 - 320, 340 | "Oh, certainly!" says the Delightful Reverend. "I can think of nothing better." |
| 520 | "It does seem a little daring," admits the Delightful Reverend. "The stories we hear in Burrow, from people who have been out that way... but I am sure it will go well." |
| 521 | "He has been this way before," the Reverend says. "And besides. Better he goes first than us. Joking of course!" She says, reaching across the table to clasp his hand. "Ho ho!" There is no response from behind Feducci's bandages. |
| 522 | "Oh, yes. Let's clean up the bombs. It will delight the Burrow Ramblers' Association no end." |
| 523 | The Reverend has put on one of the more daring scarves and is polishing off her second glass of wine. "What? Oh, that. Yes, well whatever she says." Across the table, Virginia gives you a very self-satisfied smile. |
| 525 | "Well if his Grace thinks it best, I shall not contradict him," the Delightful Reverend says primly. The subsequent coughing fit from the Bishop of Southwark requires several people slapping his back and full carafe of water to put right. |
| 526 | "Well, he does know what he's talking about. And there is something funny about taking the conventional route to Hell." |
| 527 | The Delightful Reverend nods. "He knows his business I'm sure. And he's such a nice young man besides." The Wandering Gondolier beams, delighted to be praised. |
| 528 | "It shall be our Noah's arc. Except we shall correct his error and include all of the dinosaurs and other wonderful beasts that he turned up his holy nose at." |
| 529 | "The Viscountess is a lady of sense and means. I see no reason to decline her generous offer!" The Viscountess begins to purr, smugly. |
| 700 | The Delightful Reverend inclines her head. "He seems the right man for the job." She smiles happily. "I believe people should do what makes them happy. And he seems like a man who very much would enjoy ordering people about in a big castle." |
| 710 | The Delightful Reverend bangs the table. "Yes! I can think of no one better suited to the position." She ignores the alarmed looks from around the table. |
| 720 | The Delightful Reverend frowns before at last nodding. "I just hope she's sincere about opening the place up to everybody. It's no use beginning something new without flinging the doors wide." |
| 932 | [...] Our critics shall shake their heads. They shall pour foul scorn upon our ideas, but [...] they shall be laughing on the other side of their faces (no offence meant to our dear friend Furnace, of course) when we're through!" [...] Has she been at the sherry? |
| 940 | "Well, we must all do our bit," says the Delightful Reverend, piously. "Even for the residents of Ealing Gardens who once chased me down the high street with big sticks for spouting 'alarming and heretical doctrine.' Humph!" |
| 941 | "I am decidedly in favour," says the Delightful Reverend. It is plain she thinks better of Jenny than she did a few minutes ago. |
| 1000 - 1020 | The Delightful Reverend nods. "A very unusual and exciting ally," she says. "We should include it in our plans immediately." |
| 1100, 1110 | "Well, as long as you don't expect me to drive! Ho ho!" The Delightful Reverend beams. |
| 1200 | "Oh, certainly!" says the Delightful Reverend. "It will foster a communal spirit." |
