(Lookouts)/game — English @ Weblate: The question takes you by surprise. Something else no one's …

	Key	English	Actions
	# Meeting 45, Speaker "$Player"	"...But he's not here. Would be a real waste of a good bullet to use it on you."
	# Meeting 46, Speaker "Joseph"	"Is that an insult or are ya trying ta make a mash on me?"
	# Meeting 47	The small jibe is enough to make you stop talking and search for the binoculars you threw when you pulled your gun.
	# Meeting 48	Turning your face away to hide the blood rushing to your cheeks under your dark fur.
	# Meeting 49	You dust the binoculars off again and walk over to where Joseph is standing, his eyes keenly trained on the town.
	# Meeting 50, Speaker "$Player"	"Don't need no binoculars then, huh?"
	# Meeting 51, Speaker "Joseph"	"No sir, these eyes can see all the faces of those people down there no problem."
	# Meeting 52	Sir. Again. Maybe it's just a habit of his to call people that.
	# Meeting 53, Speaker "$Player"	"Say why do you keep calling me sir? I ain't your boss, you just that much of a polite suckup?"
	# Meeting 54, Speaker "Joseph"	"Costs nothing to be kind on the trail, I've found."
	# Meeting 55, Speaker "Joseph"	"What do most call you then?"
	# Meeting 56, Speaker "$Player"	"Ah..."
	# Meeting 57	You thought this might come up. Of course. You're surprised it took this long for him to ask about who you are. What you are.
	# Meeting 58, Speaker "$Player"	"Most would say tomboy I would think. Or other things I wouldn't repeat in such polite company."
	# Meeting 59, Speaker "Joseph"	"And what would you call yourself?"
	# Meeting 60	The question takes you by surprise. Something else no one's ever asked you.
	# Meeting 61, Speaker "$Player"	"I'd call myself a man."
	# Meeting 62, Speaker "Joseph"	"Huh, is that so..."
	# Meeting 63	He's gonna think you're a nut now, you just know it.
	# Meeting 64	You'd be better getting on your horse right now and riding back than staying another second round this stranger.
	# Meeting 65, Speaker "Joseph"	"How funny, ah guess we're in the same boat if I'm picking up what you're putting down."
	# Meeting 66, Speaker "Joseph"	"Might say that the guys at the camp don't use 'shove the queer' to talk about money."
	# Meeting 67	You nod at him, unsure whether to laugh or not. Neither of you seem sure what to say now.
	# Meeting 68	Instead, you hold the binoculars to the bridge of your nose and investigate the town, looking down into the valley.
	# Meeting 69	After a spell of looking at nothing in particular in silence, you take the binoculars away from your face again, readjusting to the late morning light.
	# Meeting 70	You glanced at Joseph's keenly trained eyes, then back to the town.
	# Meeting 71	You can't help but stare at the clump of a couple dozen or so buildings.
	# Meeting 72	You couldn't help but think about the real people's lives going on down there, every day. Deaths and celebrations, harvests, prayers.
	# Meeting 73	How you were gonna hurt 'em.
	# Meeting 74	How you were both gonna hurt 'em.
	# Meeting 75, Duplicated with dialogue Riding 9, Eating 115, Hideout 67, Easter Exit 7	...

	Key	English	Actions
	# Meeting 46, Speaker "Joseph"	"Is that an insult or are ya trying ta make a mash on me?"
	# Meeting 47	The small jibe is enough to make you stop talking and search for the binoculars you threw when you pulled your gun.
	# Meeting 48	Turning your face away to hide the blood rushing to your cheeks under your dark fur.
	# Meeting 49	You dust the binoculars off again and walk over to where Joseph is standing, his eyes keenly trained on the town.
	# Meeting 5	Turning back to walk to the edge, a figure suddenly rounds the corner of the large rock you've decided to set up camp under.
	# Meeting 50, Speaker "$Player"	"Don't need no binoculars then, huh?"
	# Meeting 51, Speaker "Joseph"	"No sir, these eyes can see all the faces of those people down there no problem."
	# Meeting 52	Sir. Again. Maybe it's just a habit of his to call people that.
	# Meeting 53, Speaker "$Player"	"Say why do you keep calling me sir? I ain't your boss, you just that much of a polite suckup?"
	# Meeting 54, Speaker "Joseph"	"Costs nothing to be kind on the trail, I've found."
	# Meeting 55, Speaker "Joseph"	"What do most call you then?"
	# Meeting 56, Speaker "$Player"	"Ah..."
	# Meeting 57	You thought this might come up. Of course. You're surprised it took this long for him to ask about who you are. What you are.
	# Meeting 58, Speaker "$Player"	"Most would say tomboy I would think. Or other things I wouldn't repeat in such polite company."
	# Meeting 59, Speaker "Joseph"	"And what would you call yourself?"
	# Meeting 60	The question takes you by surprise. Something else no one's ever asked you.
	# Meeting 61, Speaker "$Player"	"I'd call myself a man."
	# Meeting 62, Speaker "Joseph"	"Huh, is that so..."
	# Meeting 63	He's gonna think you're a nut now, you just know it.
	# Meeting 64	You'd be better getting on your horse right now and riding back than staying another second round this stranger.
	# Meeting 65, Speaker "Joseph"	"How funny, ah guess we're in the same boat if I'm picking up what you're putting down."
	# Meeting 66, Speaker "Joseph"	"Might say that the guys at the camp don't use 'shove the queer' to talk about money."
	# Meeting 67	You nod at him, unsure whether to laugh or not. Neither of you seem sure what to say now.
	# Meeting 68	Instead, you hold the binoculars to the bridge of your nose and investigate the town, looking down into the valley.
	# Meeting 69	After a spell of looking at nothing in particular in silence, you take the binoculars away from your face again, readjusting to the late morning light.
	# Meeting 6, Speaker "$Player"	"Ah!"
	# Meeting 70	You glanced at Joseph's keenly trained eyes, then back to the town.
	# Meeting 71	You can't help but stare at the clump of a couple dozen or so buildings.
	# Meeting 72	You couldn't help but think about the real people's lives going on down there, every day. Deaths and celebrations, harvests, prayers.
	# Meeting 73	How you were gonna hurt 'em.

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