(Lookouts)/game — English @ Weblate: "Very little makes my blood boil I tell you boys …

	Key	English	Actions
	# Town Hall 100, Speaker "Jacob"	"As I said, I'm from Pennsylvania."
	# Town Hall 101, Speaker "Jacob"	"During the height of the gold rush, with so many heading West, many Quakers thought it would be of benefit to follow."
	# Town Hall 102, Speaker "Jacob"	"I was much younger then, much more eager to get on the trail and spread the ideals of the Friends."
	# Town Hall 103, Speaker "Jacob"	"Although, I can't say my love of blabbing has waned much."
	# Town Hall 104	He gave a charming and hoarse little laugh at his own jibe.
	# Town Hall 105, Speaker "Jacob"	"The trail was very hard, but I learned much from others in the caravans and towns and cities on the way, so much life and light."
	# Town Hall 106, Speaker "Jacob"	"I arrived in this here town maybe more chipper than I had left... but it was not to be."
	# Town Hall 107	His expression softened, drawing into himself, emotion failing to find its way onto his face.
	# Town Hall 108, Speaker "Jacob"	"I loathe to speak ill of my fellow man, but when I arrived this was a godless place."
	# Town Hall 109, Speaker "Jacob"	"The miners had little care for each other."
	# Town Hall 110, Speaker "Jacob"	"Be it out of greed, or desperation, they were consumed by their need for gold, even those who had had their fill."
	# Town Hall 111, Speaker "Jacob"	"The whole town was tense and unpredictable."
	# Town Hall 112, Speaker "Jacob"	"Arguments, even violence, would erupt whenever something valuable turned up, a new vein, gold in the river..."
	# Town Hall 113, Speaker "Jacob"	"They'd do whatever they had to to get what they wanted."
	# Town Hall 114, Speaker "Jacob"	"The night I arrived, they told me of the so-called "savages" that used to reside there."
	# Town Hall 115, Speaker "Jacob"	"Very little makes my blood boil I tell you boys what, but the way the miners talked about those Indians..."
	# Town Hall 116, Speaker "Jacob"	"How... happily they told me stories about the ways they drove them out."
	# Town Hall 117, Speaker "Jacob"	"Unspeakable things, things I dare not and would not want to repeat to anyone."
	# Town Hall 118, Speaker "Jacob"	"I tried explaining the Friends' way, how even the "savages", as they called them, had the light of God in them."
	# Town Hall 119, Speaker "Jacob"	"How we were equally important in the presence of God's light."
	# Town Hall 120, Speaker "Jacob"	"That the people we share this Earth with were not our enemy."
	# Town Hall 121, Speaker "Jacob"	"They had no care for my explanations, they had no care for the needs or lives of others than themselves."
	# Town Hall 122, Speaker "Jacob"	"It made me wonder how Quakers past had convinced people; of the evils of slavery, of the importance of peace."
	# Town Hall 123, Speaker "Jacob"	"Building bonds instead of destroying one other."
	# Town Hall 124, Speaker "Jacob"	"I lost hope. I thought maybe... things had changed so much, perhaps this was the people's limit."
	# Town Hall 125, Speaker "Jacob"	"Tolerance of those who could get in their way was no longer an option."
	# Town Hall 126, Speaker "Jacob"	"...Or perhaps I was just a failure, unable to convince a single soul of giving a damn."
	# Town Hall 127	The old tortoise looked forlorn, brow furrowed, like he was reliving these moments so vividly that these were the same faces he wore.
	# Town Hall 128, Speaker "Jacob"	"Then along came Sheriff, oh, Sheriff!"
	# Town Hall 129, Speaker "Jacob"	"I was a little worried when Sheriff was first assigned to the town."
	# Town Hall 130, Speaker "Jacob"	"That I'd just have another person to fight with, someone with authority on the side of the miners."

	Key	English	Actions
	# Town Hall 101, Speaker "Jacob"	"During the height of the gold rush, with so many heading West, many Quakers thought it would be of benefit to follow."
	# Town Hall 102, Speaker "Jacob"	"I was much younger then, much more eager to get on the trail and spread the ideals of the Friends."
	# Town Hall 103, Speaker "Jacob"	"Although, I can't say my love of blabbing has waned much."
	# Town Hall 104	He gave a charming and hoarse little laugh at his own jibe.
	# Town Hall 105, Speaker "Jacob"	"The trail was very hard, but I learned much from others in the caravans and towns and cities on the way, so much life and light."
	# Town Hall 106, Speaker "Jacob"	"I arrived in this here town maybe more chipper than I had left... but it was not to be."
	# Town Hall 107	His expression softened, drawing into himself, emotion failing to find its way onto his face.
	# Town Hall 108, Speaker "Jacob"	"I loathe to speak ill of my fellow man, but when I arrived this was a godless place."
	# Town Hall 109, Speaker "Jacob"	"The miners had little care for each other."
	# Town Hall 10, Speaker "$Player"	"They not usually?"
	# Town Hall 110, Speaker "Jacob"	"Be it out of greed, or desperation, they were consumed by their need for gold, even those who had had their fill."
	# Town Hall 111, Speaker "Jacob"	"The whole town was tense and unpredictable."
	# Town Hall 112, Speaker "Jacob"	"Arguments, even violence, would erupt whenever something valuable turned up, a new vein, gold in the river..."
	# Town Hall 113, Speaker "Jacob"	"They'd do whatever they had to to get what they wanted."
	# Town Hall 114, Speaker "Jacob"	"The night I arrived, they told me of the so-called "savages" that used to reside there."
	# Town Hall 115, Speaker "Jacob"	"Very little makes my blood boil I tell you boys what, but the way the miners talked about those Indians..."
	# Town Hall 116, Speaker "Jacob"	"How... happily they told me stories about the ways they drove them out."
	# Town Hall 117, Speaker "Jacob"	"Unspeakable things, things I dare not and would not want to repeat to anyone."
	# Town Hall 118, Speaker "Jacob"	"I tried explaining the Friends' way, how even the "savages", as they called them, had the light of God in them."
	# Town Hall 119, Speaker "Jacob"	"How we were equally important in the presence of God's light."
	# Town Hall 11, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah mean... ah don't stray far from the gang a lot of the time."
	# Town Hall 120, Speaker "Jacob"	"That the people we share this Earth with were not our enemy."
	# Town Hall 121, Speaker "Jacob"	"They had no care for my explanations, they had no care for the needs or lives of others than themselves."
	# Town Hall 122, Speaker "Jacob"	"It made me wonder how Quakers past had convinced people; of the evils of slavery, of the importance of peace."
	# Town Hall 123, Speaker "Jacob"	"Building bonds instead of destroying one other."
	# Town Hall 124, Speaker "Jacob"	"I lost hope. I thought maybe... things had changed so much, perhaps this was the people's limit."
	# Town Hall 125, Speaker "Jacob"	"Tolerance of those who could get in their way was no longer an option."
	# Town Hall 126, Speaker "Jacob"	"...Or perhaps I was just a failure, unable to convince a single soul of giving a damn."
	# Town Hall 127	The old tortoise looked forlorn, brow furrowed, like he was reliving these moments so vividly that these were the same faces he wore.
	# Town Hall 128, Speaker "Jacob"	"Then along came Sheriff, oh, Sheriff!"

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