ffxiv-datamining/csv/quest/021/FesGsc001_02133.csv

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4	0	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SEQ_00	Ollier seeks a volunteer for a golden opportunity. ※This quest is available for a limited time only.
5	1	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SEQ_01	You step into Wonder Square to be greeted by a Gold Saucer attendant named Ollier, who offers you the rare chance to experience a number of forthcoming attractions ahead of their release to the public. Never one to pass up such an alluring opportunity, you agree to Ollier's proposition, but before he can explain further a shrill cry sounds from the Manderville Lounge. The attendant rushes off to lend his aid, and urges you to accompany him. ※Please note that you will be unable to complete this quest after the seasonal event has ended. For details, please check the Lodestone.
6	2	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SEQ_02	A chilling sight greets your arrival at the Manderville Lounge: an Elezen lying prostrate on the floor, surrounded by shocked onlookers. Z'napha, a Gold Saucer server, explains that the man was suddenly overcome in a violent fit, from which it seems he will not recover. Roland appears, drawn by the distressed scream, and demands an explanation. After Ollier apprises Roland of the situation, he shocks everyone present by concluding that Goncquard, the victim, was likely poisoned. Roland urges a swift call to action, and appoints both you and Ollier as interim inspectors, offering his full support. Ollier wastes no time and immediately deduces the three most likely suspects─Z'napha, Lyell, and Flaurie─suggesting that you start your inquiry by questioning them.
7	3	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SEQ_03	Unsurprisingly, each of the suspects denies any involvement in or knowledge of the poisoning. With your options exhausted, perhaps it would be best to consult with Ollier as to what your next step should be.
8	4	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SEQ_04	Ollier is unperturbed at your initial difficulties, and urges you to begin searching the Gold Saucer. He is certain that somewhere lies evidence the criminal has overlooked, or that one of the many people in the Gold Saucer saw something that can aid your inquiry. Scour every room and question every guest, and speak with Ollier once you have determined who poisoned Goncquard in the Manderville Lounge.
9	5	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SEQ_05	After an impressive show of deductive reasoning, you unveil the identity of Goncquard's murderer, bringing this dramatic incident to a close. The conclusion comes as a surprise to some, but all involved are happy to put this tragedy behind them. Now that the mystery is solved, speak with Ollier to see if there is anything else he requires.
10	6	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SEQ_06	Ollier is relieved that your work is over, and asks you to follow him to Wonder Square, where Roland awaits to congratulate you personally.
11	7	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SEQ_07	Your success is celebrated by all and sundry, and Roland promises a grand reward for your efforts. However, the web of intrigue surrounding this murder is intricate, and even the cleverest inspector can overlook small details at first glance. Should you wish to retrace the tragedy at the Manderville Lounge and consult the evidence once more, speak with Ollier to relive the case.
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28	24	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_TODO_00	Follow Ollier.
29	25	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_TODO_01	Question Z'napha.
30	26	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_TODO_02	Question Lyell.
31	27	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_TODO_03	Question Flaurie.
32	28	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_TODO_04	Speak with Ollier.
33	29	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_TODO_05	Search the Gold Saucer for clues, and speak with Ollier to discuss them.
34	30	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_TODO_06	Speak with Ollier.
35	31	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_TODO_07	Speak with Ollier at Wonder Square.
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52	48	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SYSTEM_100_000	This quest contains branching sections, and during certain portions you will receive no guidance from the journal or duty list. You will need to read the text carefully and decipher the clues to determine your next course of action.
53	49	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SYSTEM_110_000	Furthermore, the conclusion of the quest will differ depending on the choices you make. However, the rewards will remain the same.
54	50	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_000	We hope you are enjoying your time at the Gold Saucer, <If(PlayerParameter(4))>madam<Else/>sir</If>. I am Ollier, and these are my fellow attendants. Forgive my presumption, but you appear to be one that craves amusement, and we have an opportunity that is sure to sate your appetite.
55	51	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_001	You see, we are devising a number of new attractions which promise to entice even more patrons to our establishment, and we would offer <Emphasis>you</Emphasis> the chance to partake in these delights before anyone else in Eorzea.
56	52	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_002	We only ask in return that you provide an earnest judgment of our offerings, so we might use that to refine the final product. A fair trade, I believe. So, do we have an agreement, <If(PlayerParameter(4))>madam<Else/>sir</If>?
57	53	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_003	Splendid! Lord Manderville shall know of your contributions! Now, if you would just follow─
58	54	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_FLAURIE_000_004	(-???-)AAAAAAHHH!
59	55	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_005	A scream!? It came from above─ Quickly, we must help!
60	56	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SYSTEM_000_006	Was this man a victim of foul play, or did his meal simply disagree with him?
61	57	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_WYNKYN_000_007
62	58	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_LYELL_000_008	He's... Is he...?
63	59	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_ZNAPHA_000_009	It all happened so suddenly. One moment they were sharing laughs over drinks, and the next...
64	60	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_FLAURIE_000_010	Darling! Please get up! Please!
65	61	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_020	Mistress Flaurie!? What...what happened!?
66	62	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_FLAURIE_000_021	No... He can't be... Please, no...
67	63	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_ZNAPHA_000_022	It happened in a flash, it did! They were enjoying their meal together, happy as ever, when without warning Master Goncquard keels over as if a chocobo just bucked him in the belly! Now, I'm no chirurgeon, but I don't reckon he'll be getting back up...
68	64	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_023	You─ You don't mean!?
69	65	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_024	He's...dead!?
70	66	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_ROLAND_000_025	Ollier! What is the meaning of this!? You know we do not abide drunkards dozing on the floor! I demand an explanation!
71	67	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_026	Master Roland!? Why, yes, of course. We have only just arrived, but it appears Goncquard collapsed suddenly during his meal. Given his current state, I can't imagine overindulgence was the cause...
72	68	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_027	No, such a sudden passing points to something more sinister. Master Roland, I believe this was no natural death. I believe Goncquard was poisoned!
73	69	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_ROLAND_000_028	<Emphasis>Poisoned</Emphasis>!? By the Twelve, a murderer is in our midst! We must act swiftly─ I want the perpetrator in shackles!
74	70	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_ROLAND_000_029	Ah, and who better to assist us than <If(PlayerParameter(4))>Mistress<Else/>Master</If> <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,2)/>! Lord Manderville has no shortage of praise for your heroism─and your deftness at deduction! What say you, friend? Will you aid us in bringing a criminal to justice?
75	71	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_ROLAND_000_030	And it would seem you already have a capable aide! The profession of adventurer demands <Emphasis>some</Emphasis> aptitude at deduction, certainly. What was your name, friend? Well then, <If(PlayerParameter(4))>Mistress<Else/>Master</If> <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,2)/>, what say you? Will you aid us in bringing a criminal to justice?
76	72	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_ROLAND_000_031	Excellent! Ollier, you have my leave to put your current duties on hold. I grant both of you the title of interim inspector, and you shall have my full support in your inquiry.
77	73	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_032	We shall not disappoint. Now, <If(PlayerParameter(4))>Mistress<Else/>Master</If> <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,2)/>, let us step back and take stock of the situation. Assuming Goncquard was poisoned, I gather there are only three people who had the opportunity─if not the motive─to do so discreetly.
78	74	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_033	Z'napha, who served Goncquard his food...
79	75	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_034	Lyell, who prepared his libations...
80	76	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_035	And lastly─while I shudder to entertain such a possibility─we must also consider Goncquard's wife suspect, as I can only assume she was close to him throughout the meal.
81	77	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_036	Considering the gravity of the crime, we must avoid making any hasty accusations before we have a clear understanding of what transpired here. To that end, our first course of action should be to question each of the suspects. <If(PlayerParameter(4))>Mistress<Else/>Master</If> <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,2)/>, I entrust that task to you.
82	78	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_ROLAND_000_037	And for my part, I shall summon the Brass Blades forthwith. I trust the culprit will be unmasked and ready to be apprehended upon my return.
83	79	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_040	I know as little of the situation as you do, <If(PlayerParameter(4))>Mistress<Else/>Master</If> <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,2)/>. Our suspects, however, may be able to shed some light on what transpired here.
84	80	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_LYELL_000_041	You...you suspect <Emphasis>me</Emphasis> of poisoning Master Goncquard!? Preposterous! I would never commit such an atrocious act, let alone against one of my most loyal customers! I won't stand for such baseless accusations!
85	81	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_ZNAPHA_000_042	You can't think I'm a murderer! You can't! I just carry the food and drink, is all... I don't even touch it!
86	82	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_FLAURIE_000_043	My husband's body is still warm, and you accuse <Emphasis>me</Emphasis> of his murder!? I... <sniff> I have no words... <sob>
87	83	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_LYELL_000_044	I would never risk my reputation, my livelihood, by committing such a brazen crime. You're wasting both of our times by keeping me here.
88	84	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_ZNAPHA_000_045	Master Goncquard didn't have an enemy in the world far as I know... He was always so kind to the servers, always paid us extra...
89	85	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_FLAURIE_000_046	<sob> ...I have nothing more to say to you. <sniff> ...Please, afford me time to grieve...
90	86	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_050	Hmmm... I must admit, that wasn't as helpful as I had hoped, and I fear pressing our suspects further would only earn us their ire. We need not lose heart, however, as there are other avenues available to us.
91	87	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_051	No crime is perfect, and even the most meticulous criminal leaves behind some trace of evidence. I am confident that if we search every corner of the Gold Saucer, and question every person within, the answer to this mystery will come together in due time.
92	88	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_052	Of course, our suspects cannot be left alone. I shall remain here, and ask that you make a thorough search of the Gold Saucer. If you uncover aught you wish to discuss, return here and I will lend what aid I can.
93	89	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SYSTEM_000_053	Scattered throughout the Gold Saucer are clues that will aid you in uncovering the identity of Goncquard's killer. Obtain them by speaking to the denizens of the Gold Saucer and investigating any suspicious items.
94	90	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SYSTEM_000_054	You may speak with Ollier to discuss what you have uncovered. Let no scrap of evidence escape you, and piece together the puzzle of Goncquard's fate!
95	91	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SYSTEM_000_060	A piece of crumpled parchment lies conspicuously on the floor. Upon closer inspection, you see a message written in a precise hand. “To the King, You know what must needs be done. Succeed, and you shall be rewarded handsomely. From, The Rook”
96	92	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SYSTEM_000_061	Tucked away next to the pillar is a small phial, drained of its contents. However, a sweet scent still lingers within.
97	93	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_NORTHERNSTORM_000_062	Goncquard loved his drink, 'specially when his wife weren't with him. Had a bit o' trouble keepin' his hands off the servers while in his cups, though, an' havin' Z'napha around just made it worse. Girl didn't seem to mind, though I suppose the extra coin he paid didn't hurt. I imagine his wife would've given him an earful if she ever found out.
98	94	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_KOKOMUI_000_063	I saw Goncquard around the Cactpot Board often enough to call him a comrade-in-arms against chance. Luck seemed to always favor him, though, filling his coinpurse while leaving mine lighter by the day. Well, I suppose everyone's fortune reverses in time, eh?
99	95	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_JOURCEL_000_064	He was poisoned!? By the gods, Goncquard and his wife were in such high spirits when I passed by the Manderville Lounge earlier. To see them laughing cheerily at the antics of that Senor Sabotender, I would have never imagined such a tragic turn of events...
100	96	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_ABBELINA_000_065	Master Goncquard came here most days. Sometimes alone, sometimes with Mistress Flaurie... <sigh> They seemed like such a happy pair. 'Tis heartbreaking that we'll not see them walking cheerfully through the Saucer any longer.
101	97	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_HITCHCOCK_000_066	Aye, I saw the whole sorry affair from a nearby table. Nearly choked on my own food at the sight, I did. But I acted quickly─ I knew at once that foul play was afoot, so I stole away with the glass from which Goncquard took his last fateful sip...
102	98	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_HITCHCOCK_000_067	Now, now, I was only acting in your best interests. What if this was lost, or worse? I'm familiar enough with mysteries to know an inspector must always think one step ahead of <If(PlayerParameter(4))>her<Else/>his</If> quarry. Here, take the glass─ I have an inkling you might need it.
103	99	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SYSTEM_000_068	The glass is empty, but a faint, sweet odor still remains.
104	100	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SYSTEM_000_069	The plate Z'napha served Goncquard. The pungent odor of bitter spirits is almost overpowering.
105	101	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_VELEDA_000_070	If you ask me, Lyell's the last person I'd suspect of murder. Someone so serious wouldn't be so rash. Can't say the same for Z'napha, though. Not that I think she has it in her to kill someone, of course; she just hasn't been at the Saucer long enough for me to get to know her.
106	102	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SYSTEM_000_071	Thankfully, the crumpled figure before you is not another victim, but merely a discarded Senor Sabotender costume. A sickly-sweet fragrance hangs in the air, and the scene makes you uneasy, as if you have caught a glimpse of something no one was meant to see.
107	103	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SYSTEM_100_071	You inquire about the late Goncquard and the circumstances surrounding his demise.
108	104	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SYSTEM_110_071	Remember this information well, for it may prove crucial to your inquiry.
109	105	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SYSTEM_120_071	Your search has yielded all the pieces of the puzzle. It is now up to you to put them together.
110	106	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_072	Ah, you are returned! Have you uncovered anything that might help us bring this dreadful affair to a close?
111	107	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_100_072	You have returned at last! Your inquiry has uncovered ample clues, and now it is up to us to make sense of them. Unless you already have, of course! Elsewise, I would be happy to mull over the evidence with you.
112	108	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_Q1_000_000	Do you know who poisoned Goncquard?
113	109	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A1_000_001	The killer is among us, and I know who it is!
114	110	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A1_000_002	I'd like to discuss the evidence I've gathered so far.
115	111	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A1_000_003	Nothing.
116	112	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_SYSTEM_110_072	The conclusion of this quest will differ depending on the choices you make in the following sequence. However, the rewards will remain the same.
117	113	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_Q1_100_000	Are you ready to explain your reasoning?
118	114	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A1_100_001	Yes.
119	115	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A1_100_002	No.
120	116	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_073	Such confidence! Nevertheless, this is a grievous crime with a grievous punishment, so the burden is on us, the inspectors, to explain our reasoning before making accusations. And so, <If(PlayerParameter(4))>Mistress<Else/>Master</If> <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,2)/>, I would ask that you walk us through how you came to your conclusion.
121	117	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_074	I understand. This is not a matter to be taken lightly. Very well, speak to me again once you are confident in your conclusion.
122	118	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_200_000	A prudent choice. Considering the magnitude of the crime, we must pore over every piece of evidence before making accusations. So, what shall we discuss?
123	119	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_200_001	Hmmm... Perhaps it would be best if we had something to discuss first. I am certain our murderer overlooked something, and I am certain that with diligence you shall find it. Return to me once you've gathered any evidence that could be of use.
124	120	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_Q1_200_000	Which piece of evidence would you like to discuss?
125	121	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A1_200_001	The scrap of parchment.
126	122	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A1_200_002	The empty phial.
127	123	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A1_200_003	Northern Storm's statement.
128	124	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A1_200_004	Kokomui's statement.
129	125	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A1_200_005	Jourcel's statement.
130	126	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A1_200_006	Abbelina's statement.
131	127	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A1_200_007	Hitchcock's statement and Goncquard's glass.
132	128	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A1_200_008	The plate Z'napha served Goncquard.
133	129	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A1_200_009	Veleda's statement.
134	130	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A1_200_010	The discarded Senor Sabotender costume.
135	131	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A1_200_011	Nothing.
136	132	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_200_010	A crumpled scrap of parchment, upon which the following words were writ. “To the King, You know what must needs be done. Succeed, and you shall be rewarded handsomely. From, The Rook” Hmmm... Ominous titles, for an ominous letter. Who could these two characters be?
137	133	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_200_020	Ah yes, an empty phial found discarded on the staircase. You say you could detect a sweet aroma from within it, yes? Hmmm... What could it have possibly contained?
138	134	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_200_030	Ah, Northern Storm, the Roegadyn eying these proceedings so intently. His gaze makes me slightly uneasy, but he did shed some light on Goncquard's time alone at the Gold Saucer.
139	135	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_200_031	It would seem our victim had a habit of imbibing─particularly when his wife was absent─which led to wandering hands and a loose tongue, especially when Z'napha was around. I cannot help but wonder what Mistress Flaurie thought of all this, or if she even knew...
140	136	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_200_040	That Lalafell seems to have taken a keen interest in how this affair will play out. Nonetheless, he provided us with valuable insight into our victim's favored pastime.
141	137	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_200_041	Kokomui and Goncquard shared the love of the Cactpot Board, though fortune often favored the latter, leaving him with an excess of MGP. In a place like the Gold Saucer, it is plain how such luck could incite envy, or worse...
142	138	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_200_050	Jourcel happened to pass by the Manderville Lounge just before Goncquard was killed. He was among the last few to see our victim alive and well.
143	139	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_200_051	He spied one of our very own Senor Sabotenders entertaining the couple with its whimsical poses. Not an unusual sight in the Gold Saucer, to be sure, but I'm certain not many expect it to be followed by tragedy.
144	140	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_200_060	Abbelina has long been greeting the Saucer's patrons, and as such is privy to their comings and goings. Goncquard was no exception.
145	141	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_200_061	He would often be accompanied by Flaurie, as one would expect. But more surprising, however, is the revelation that he would sometimes come on his own. One cannot help but wonder what activities our poor Goncquard indulged in when his wife was not present.
146	142	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_200_070	Hitchcock's story itself did not give us much of value, but speaking to him proved worthwhile nonetheless.
147	143	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_200_071	He was dining next to the ill-fated couple when tragedy struck, and whether it be by foresight─as he claims─or some morbid impulse, he snatched up the glass from which Goncquard took his last sip.
148	144	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_200_072	Of course, it would have been preferable to find the evidence undisturbed, but I suppose we should be grateful to come into possession of it at all.
149	145	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_200_073	<sniff> ...Hmmm, I detect a sweet aroma. It seems so familiar, but for the life of me I cannot recall why.
150	146	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_200_080	The plate Z'napha served the couple was rank with the bitter smell of strong spirits. Perhaps Goncquard was particular to such libations? Still, even our strongest drink would not cause so sudden a death as his.
151	147	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_200_090	Veleda spends her days behind the Cactpot Board counter, and is well acquainted with most of the Gold Saucer's staff.
152	148	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_200_091	She seemed certain of Lyell's innocence, but admitted to knowing too little about Z'napha to speak on her character. Hmmm... I appreciate her honesty. It would be a shame if an uninformed judgment led us to accusing the wrong person.
153	149	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_200_100	Ah, the secret of the Saucer's sabotenders comes out at last. Who could be so careless as to leave the costume out in the open? Nonetheless, it may prove to be a vital piece of this puzzle. The sweet odor you say hung in the air is most unusual. If we could but ascertain its origin...
154	150	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_075	Very well, then we should start by answering the most elementary question: <Emphasis>how</Emphasis> was Goncquard poisoned?
155	151	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_Q2_000_000	How was the victim poisoned?
156	152	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A2_000_001	The poison was mixed in his drink!
157	153	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A2_000_002	The poison was hidden in his food!
158	154	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_076	Hmmm... So it was the drink that killed him. Of course, of course, an astute judgment. But why not the food? How can you be certain Goncquard's beverage was poisoned?
159	155	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_Q3_000_000	What compelled the criminal to poison Goncquard's drink?
160	156	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A3_000_001	Because that's how <Emphasis>I'd</Emphasis> poison someone!
161	157	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A3_000_002	Everyone knows poison dissolves more readily in liquid.
162	158	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A3_000_003	You only need smell his glass. The sickly-sweet scent is unmistakable: it's poison!
163	159	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_077	Ah, the food! Truth be told, I had arrived at the same conclusion myself. The savory aromas and rich flavors would mask the poison's scent and taste alike. How clever...
164	160	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_078	True... It would be a trifling matter to slip a few fatal drops into Goncquard's drink, and once mixed properly he would be none the wiser.
165	161	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_079	That odor, of course! So sweet as to be unnatural, and not befitting Goncquard's tastes besides. There is no doubt─I am all but certain the drink was poisoned. Now we must ascertain when.
166	162	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_080	There were numerous opportunities for our suspect to administer the fatal concoction. <If(PlayerParameter(4))>Mistress<Else/>Master</If> <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,2)/>, pray tell us when you think this occurred.
167	163	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_Q4_000_000	When was the poison administered?
168	164	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A4_000_001	While his food and drink were being prepared.
169	165	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A4_100_001	While his food and drink were being served.
170	166	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A4_000_002	While the food and drink were already on the table.
171	167	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_081	Such brazenness! The killer could have peered straight into Goncquard's eyes! It was no simple task─ Several people were there and claim to have seen nothing. How could our perpetrator possibly have accomplished such a feat?
172	168	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_Q5_000_000	How was the poison hidden?
173	169	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A5_000_001	On second thought, perhaps the poisoning occurred during preparation.
174	170	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A5_100_001	Perhaps I was wrong. The poisoning likely occurred while his meal was being served.
175	171	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A5_000_002	The poison was contained in a small, sealed phial!
176	172	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_082	Brilliant! Why, I am all but certain who the killer is now.
177	173	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_083	Perhaps you are right. Remember, there is no shame in reconsidering your deductions. We must take great care not to accuse the innocent.
178	174	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_084	Yes, the phial! Small enough to hide on one's self, and the murderer would only need a moment to apply the poison. Hmmm... Our criminal was meticulous indeed. But not meticulous enough, it would seem!
179	175	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_085	Well, I believe this mystery is all but solved. <If(PlayerParameter(4))>Mistress<Else/>Master</If> <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,2)/>, I would give you the honor of revealing the identity of our culprit. I wait with bated breath.
180	176	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_Q6_000_000	Who poisoned Goncquard?
181	177	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A6_000_001	It was Senor Sabotender!
182	178	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A6_000_002	It was Z'napha!
183	179	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A6_000_003	It was Lyell!
184	180	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A6_000_004	It was Mistress Flaurie!
185	181	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_086	Senor Sabotender!? I must say, this is quite the unexpected development! Pray forgive my doubt, but I must ask: <Emphasis>why</Emphasis>?
186	182	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_Q7_000_000	Why would Senor Sabotender commit murder?
187	183	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A7_000_001	Trust me, an adventurer knows these things.
188	184	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A7_100_001	Ah, but if I were to tell you now, it would ruin the suspense.
189	185	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A7_000_002	Because inside the sabotender was the true killer: Kokomui!
190	186	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_087	You─ This is no time to be coy! Now, I will ask again. Pray take yourself seriously this time!
191	187	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_LYELL_000_088	Nonsense! Goncquard was a loyal customer! Why would I want him dead!? Tell me, if you're so sure!
192	188	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_Q8_000_000	Why did Lyell commit murder?
193	189	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A8_000_001	It was the only way you could put a stop to his drunken behavior!
194	190	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A8_000_002	With Goncquard gone, Flaurie would finally have eyes for you!
195	191	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A8_000_003	You were deep in debt to Goncquard, so you paid him back with murder!
196	192	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_ZNAPHA_000_089	<Emphasis>Me</Emphasis>!? I have no reason to wish Master Goncquard harm! Why would I poison him!?
197	193	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_Q9_000_000	Why did Z'napha commit murder?
198	194	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A9_000_001	You couldn't have Goncquard to yourself, so you made sure no one could!
199	195	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A9_000_002	You grew tired of his constant advances, and silenced him forever!
200	196	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A9_000_003	Seeing Goncquard happy with his wife made you mad with envy, so you took that happiness away from them!
201	197	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_FLAURIE_000_090	You accuse me of killing my own husband!? Why, the very thought is sickening! What gives you cause to make such a bold claim!?
202	198	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_Q10_000_000	Why did Flaurie commit murder?
203	199	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A10_000_001	You thought to make your husband's riches your own!
204	200	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A10_000_002	This was your punishment to Goncquard for his infidelities!
205	201	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A10_000_003	Your husband's wandering eyes filled you with jealousy, so you shut them for good!
206	202	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_100_091	Kokomui!? In the Senor Sabotender!?
207	203	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_KOKOMUI_000_091	So that's the way your mind works, is it? Let's accuse the nearest Lalafell of murder, on account of he's the size of a sabotender? You'll need to do better than that! Why in the hells would <Emphasis>I</Emphasis> kill Goncquard? I barely knew the man!
208	204	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_Q11_000_000	Why would Kokomui commit murder?
209	205	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A11_000_001	Your gambling habit got the best of you, and you ran out of coin to support it.
210	206	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A11_000_002	You were envious of Goncquard's luck, and couldn't stand to see him win even once more!
211	207	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A11_000_003	You were enamored with Mistress Flaurie, and Goncquard stood in the way of your heart's desire!
212	208	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_KOKOMUI_000_092	Well, you've got me there! It's true my coinpurse doesn't jingle much these days. But tell me, <Emphasis>Inspector</Emphasis>, how would murder improve my situation, eh? A man can't very well earn coin when he's in shackles!
213	209	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_093	I must admit, Kokomui has a fair point. Poverty is hardly a sufficient motive... Ah, but something tells me you have already considered this. Pray enlighten us, that we might finally reach the truth of this matter.
214	210	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_Q12_000_000	Is there more to your accusation?
215	211	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A12_000_001	Kokomui was after Goncquard's Cactpot winnings!
216	212	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A12_000_002	Kokomui was promised a reward. From Roland!
217	213	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_094	What an unexpected conclusion! I shudder to think one capable of such a pitiless act was so close to us all along. Nonetheless, we are in your debt, <If(PlayerParameter(4))>Mistress<Else/>Master</If> <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,2)/>. The Gold Saucer is safer for your efforts.
218	214	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_ROLAND_000_095	(-???-)Fools! No justice will be served today, my inept inspectors!
219	215	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_096	Thank the Twelve we caught the true culprit. It would have hung heavy over our heads had we accused an innocent of such a grievous crime. I thank you for helping us avoid further tragedy, <If(PlayerParameter(4))>Mistress<Else/>Master</If> <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,2)/>.
220	216	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_ROLAND_000_097	(-???-)Fools! No justice will be served today, my inept inspectors!
221	217	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_ROLAND_000_098	(-???-)As expected, the truth is laid bare by <If(PlayerParameter(4))>Mistress<Else/>Master</If> <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,2)/>'s keen intellect! Excellent work, my friend, excellent work!
222	218	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_ROLAND_000_099	Your deductions were impeccable! Indeed it was a Senor Sabotender who stealthily slipped an alchemical concoction into Goncquard's drink, and indeed it was Kokomui inside the costume. All for a reward from yours truly!
223	219	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_ROLAND_100_099	I suppose you found the parchment then? From the Rook to the King─or in other words, from R to K! Most clever, was it not? You have answered all the questions most skillfully. All, except, for a very simple one: <Emphasis>why</Emphasis>?
224	220	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_ROLAND_110_099	Mayhap you recall Ollier's offer to preview our forthcoming attractions? ...Yes, now you understand! I hope you enjoyed unraveling this mystery as much as we enjoyed weaving it. And look there─it appears our friend Goncquard has risen from the dead.
225	221	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_GONCQUARD_000_100	<yawn> ...By the gods, I've not had such a peaceful slumber in ages! Roland, you simply must teach me the recipe for that potion!
226	222	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_ROLAND_000_101	Now, now, my dear Goncquard, this solution is much too strong for that. The phial contained only enough to ensure you would not awaken earlier than intended. And then, perhaps, a bit more. Forgive me, but it would have been an embarrassment had your eyes opened during the dramatic climax!
227	223	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_ROLAND_000_102	A climax carried by Kokomui's masterful performance! Such passion! As promised, you can expect a generous recompense for your artful rendition.
228	224	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_ROLAND_000_103	And so, <If(PlayerParameter(4))>Mistress<Else/>Master</If> <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,2)/>, I do hope you were entertained by the Gold Saucer's new attraction: “Murder at the Manderville Lounge.” I admit there are some performances that could stand to be more believable, but I know with time we shall improve.
229	225	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_ROLAND_000_104	As a whole, however, I believe accolades are in order! A round of applause to all involved, and to <If(PlayerParameter(4))>Mistress<Else/>Master</If> <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,2)/>'s ingenuity!
230	226	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_100_105	At last, our work is done. Quite expertly, I might add. However, there is one last matter Master Roland wishes to discuss with you. Pray meet us in front of El Coloso as soon as circumstances allow.
231	227	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_110	I know not what justice awaits the guilty party, only that it will be harsh and swift. We can rest assured in the knowledge that this crime will not go unpunished.
232	228	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_100_110	What's that? Ah, yes, the new attractions. Given what just transpired, you must forgive me for insisting you wait. Pray return another day, after this tragedy is behind us, and we shall gladly oblige you.
233	229	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_ROLAND_000_111	The Brass Blades have escorted the killer from the Gold Saucer, and they will answer for their misdeeds. Well done, Ollier. And you, <If(PlayerParameter(4))>Mistress<Else/>Master</If> <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,2)/>.
234	230	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_112	It was a pleasure to serve, Master Roland. However, it would be amiss of me to not give most of the credit to <If(PlayerParameter(4))>Mistress<Else/>Master</If> <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,2)/>, whose masterful deductions led to the conclusion of the investigation.
235	231	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_ROLAND_000_113	Ah, yes, quite masterful! But indeed, even the master can benefit from retracing his work with a more critical eye. Who is to say there was not some subtlety that escaped your attention? If only there was a way you could relive the mystery, to ensure that justice is served, and served properly! ...Ah, pray forgive my rambling. Of course, you shall be rewarded for your efforts, if you would but remain here for an attendant to prepare it.
236	232	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_ROLAND_000_114	I shall take my leave. Ollier, I trust that you can resume your duties? Oh, and pray oblige any requests our interim inspector may have, should <If(PlayerParameter(4))>she<Else/>he</If> wish to...reprise <If(PlayerParameter(4))>her<Else/>his</If> role.
237	233	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_ROLAND_000_115	And you, <If(PlayerParameter(4))>Mistress<Else/>Master</If> <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,2)/>, may you enjoy all that the Gold Saucer has to offer. You certainly deserve it.
238	234	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_116	I sincerely hope you did not take our deception personally, <If(PlayerParameter(4))>Mistress<Else/>Master</If> <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,2)/>.
239	235	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_ROLAND_000_117	Ah, it was all in good fun! I only hope the puzzle proved challenging enough to keep you entertained throughout.
240	236	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_GODBERT_000_118	(-???-)Ho ho ho! I fear we may have to concoct even more devious riddles!
241	237	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_GODBERT_000_119	Tell it true, <If(PlayerParameter(4))>lass<Else/>lad</If>. Were you confounded by the mystery's subtlety and nuance? Or was solving it merely child's play to you?
242	238	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_GODBERT_000_120	Very good, very good! Once inspiration struck, we labored day and night to create a web of deception and intrigue so thick not even my dear son would be able to untangle it. It would seem, however, that there is more work to be done─more flaws to be hammered out.
243	239	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_ROLAND_000_121	Of course, Lord Manderville! <If(PlayerParameter(4))>Mistress<Else/>Master</If> <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,2)/>, we are at your disposal should you wish for us to reprise our roles. Who knows, you may even see a performance you missed this time around.
244	240	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_ROLAND_000_122	Ollier, I trust you will accommodate <If(PlayerParameter(4))>Mistress<Else/>Master</If> <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,2)/>'s requests. We must hone our craft until it becomes second nature.
245	241	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_ROLAND_000_123	In the meantime, my attendants shall prepare a reward for your aid today. And with that, I shall take my leave. Farewell!
246	242	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_GODBERT_000_124	I shall take my leave as well. Pray enjoy the delights of the Gold Saucer to your heart's content!
247	243	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_125	And so the tale of Goncquard's murder comes to a close. Ah, but I sense a desire to do it all over again. Perhaps you wonder if it could have turned out differently? Or perhaps you would like to take a closer look at the evidence? If so, simply ask and we can return to the Manderville Lounge once more!
248	244	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_126
249	245	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_Q13_000_000	Retrace the mystery?
250	246	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A13_000_001	Yes, I may have missed something.
251	247	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_A13_000_002	No, I've seen everything I need to.
252	248	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_127	Very well! Pay close attention, for even the smallest detail may prove to be the piece that illuminates the truth.
253	249	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_128	So, shall we begin? Let us return to the moment of Goncquard's fateful supper...
254	250	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_129	Very well, I understand now is not the time. However, if you would ever wish to relive the intrigue of Goncquard's murder, you only need ask and we shall gladly oblige.
255	251	TEXT_FESGSC001_02133_OLLIER_000_130