Return to Sender (2)


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 * Interesting... It isn't every day I receive an unexpected letter, especially in my present circumstances.
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 * A pardon from the King, perhaps...? Or a belated commendation for my years of faithful--
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 * ... Oh. Hrm. No such thing, apparently... I should have guessed from the abysmal handwriting on the envelope.
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 * sigh* ... I'd best dispose of this among the refuse where it belongs...
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 * sigh* ... I'd best dispose of this among the refuse where it belongs...
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Return to Sender
Level 6 "Throw It Behind a Wagon"
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 * Send Frollo to toss out the letter behind a Wagon.
 * 6h
 * 5, 100
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 * ... There. Good riddance. And the next time my dissolute brother writes to ask me for money, I'll ignore that, too.
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 * Indolent oaf... He's been "at university" for who knows how long now, with nothing to show for it but a disgraceful reputation.
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 * If he had any self-discipline at all, he might have risen to nearly as high an office as me...
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 * (Ahem--) That is... to nearly as high an office as my FORMER one.
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 * Though my present circumstances should not diminish the impressiveness of my accomplishments.
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 * (Ahem--) That is... to nearly as high an office as my FORMER one.
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 * Though my present circumstances should not diminish the impressiveness of my accomplishments.
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Trivia

 * Frollo refers to his brother from the novel, Jean Frollo, who attends university while Claude works in Paris.