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He should have fallen on his sword. That would have been the sensible thing to do.
Punched his ticket for Elysium right away, no waiting around.
He thought they'd only kill him.
Why did he think that? How stupid was he? Why in the world did he think that?
And now instead of his next great adventure he's flubbed a save against dominate person.
If neither I nor the Pathfinder spoke aloud, in what precisely did you wish to be included?
Is it so wrong to want people to include you in their thoughts?
Don't you people hoist the "thoughtful" up as exemplary? Worthy of emulation? I think it'd be pretty weird to do that if, at the same time, you didn't recognize that people liked to be kept in others' thoughts!
"You people."
Aram Zey's eyebrows are in low-Earth orbit.
"'You people' what, mate?" says an adjacent Korvosan who can only assume that your words--spoken incredulously and dismissively--were directed in their direction.
You're lucky I'm a Caydenite; an Abadaran would send an invoice.
When last we left our intrepid heroes...
...there were more loose ends to tie off than you could find in a shag carpet.
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