Father Harrison, I got to do something fun the other day.

But you always get to do some things.

That is not true. I always get to do good things, not necessarily fun things. Yeah. Um, so I got to

play Dungeons and Dragons with my friends, which we haven't done that in a while. And I got to

be the dungeon master again, so I'm running this session. Nice. And it's fascinating what you can

learn about your friends playing Dungeons and Dragons with them?

Sometimes they can really impress you with their cleverness and then sometimes you wonder why you were ever friends with them in the first place

So like for example who are you outing here?

I am just they know who they are. That's fine. There's am just, they know who they are.

That's fine.

There's three of them.

They know who they are.

And so, for example, their current quest is to go to this town and steal this magic weapon.

All right?

Okay.

And so they're on the way to the town.

And I decide to put in there, since I'm, you know, making the story and everything,

a merchant on his way to the town.

And I think maybe they can trade with him, maybe they can ask him stuff about the town,

they don't know much about it.

Instead, without even saying hello, they're somehow able to convince this merchant

that he has a long-lost son who is in desperate need of his help,

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