Appendix viii - In Character Q&A

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Addison Peacock 0:01
Hello. My name is Ariadne Culver, and I suppose I'm answering some questions today.
Bradley Gareth 0:07
My name is President Klaus Holtzmann, and today I will be fielding questions from the people. I've been sure they've all been vetted beforehand, but we'll see. Hello, it's me, Eisen.
Blythe Renay 0:21
And I'm Colette?
Josh Rubino 0:23
And I'm Telesphore. Today we're going to be answering questions from our adoring
Taqi Nazeer 0:28
public. And we'll use this fun wee device right here. I call it the Quizmaster. See you hit this button and a card comes out with a question on it. Alright, so who's gonna go first?
Josh Rubino 0:41
Aya, Winterlich and Company, what are your favorite and least favorite places you visited together and why? The
Blythe Renay 0:48
bathhouse at Bad Spookburg, obviously. Last time I was there, I got a facial and a steam bath, and I don't think I've ever been more relaxed in my life. And nobody's tried to kill me there.
Josh Rubino 1:03
Yet. Not to mention any feelings you may or may not have on certain opium growers who shall remain nameless.
Blythe Renay 1:11
No. Well Okay, actually, yes, but if I led with that, the audience would think I was shallow.
Taqi Nazeer 1:19
Alright, so these two are going to fucking kill me for saying this, but to be honest, I couldn't care less. My favorite's still got to be the Devil's Maw.
Blythe Renay 1:29
Oh! That was my least favorite.
Taqi Nazeer 1:32
Well, worse than sorbis. That was my least favorite, by the way.
Blythe Renay 1:36
At least sorbus wasn't slimy.
Taqi Nazeer 1:38
Aye, and it didn't have slot machines, or the fastest single loop center if you go railby on the continent either. Plus, you know, in Sorbus, uh I felt on edge the whole time, you know. You walk down the street in that town and people just stare at you like you've just broken into their house or you've done a massive shite on their doorstep.
Josh Rubino 1:55
I'm going to be predictable and say that my favourite was Paris. My least favourite was Well, prison. Oh aye! I almost forgot about the prison. But that feels like cheating. Nobody likes prison, I assume. Outside of that, I can't say I have any desire to stop in Mendrizio ever again.
Bradley Gareth 2:16
President Holtzman, why should I vote for you in the next election? Why should you vote for me?

What are the favorite and least favorite travel spots of the cast and why?

Bradley Gareth 2:23
First, because you'll never need to worry about voting again afterwards. The whole system is philosophically bankrupt and must be torn out at the roots. But in the short term, the vote for Klaus Holtzmann is a vote for self determination. It's a vote for a steady hand on your shoulder rather than in your pocket. It is a vote for the Valorian Socialist Republic to stand tall on the international stage and bring our neighbors to heal, rather than taking turns being each of their lapdog. In the country I'm creating, you will never need to apologise for strength. In fact, the nations around us will need to beg our forgiveness for the liberties they've taken.
Addison Peacock 3:05
Ariadne, were you at all a little disappointed that your son didn't want to pick up flesh craft? I'm disappointed by Leonid's lack of enthusiasm for my work, certainly, but I'm not especially bothered that he never pursued the same path. If he learned how to heal others, then he'd be able to heal himself. I wouldn't have liked that. I prefer knowing that my sweet little boy will always need me.
Taqi Nazeer 3:30
All right, here we go. What's something that gives you culture shock when you're outside the VSR? Huh. Well, the police are always harder to fucking bribe for one thing, and the trains are slower.
Blythe Renay 3:43
It depends on the country. But I think the worst culture shock for me was going to England and France for the first time. The English and the French both do this thing where they'll ask you, how are you? But they don't actually want to know. They just want you to say I'm fine and then they change the subject. And I actually prefer that because I don't like it when people ask me how I am. I never know how to answer, and a lot of the time I end up saying things that I regret.
Addison Peacock 4:13
Ariadne, what's your skincare routine? Well, I moisturize it with lanolin and beeswax and keep it attached to a heart in a jar via series of that means? My own skin. Oh, you mean to ask how I maintain my remarkably youthful appearance. Well, every ten years I kill a newborn lamb to absorb its potential lifespan and add it to my own.

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