To those who I encountered during the flood, let it be known that I bear you no ill-will for anything that passed.
[And that's all he really wants to say on the matter.]
[Private to the Admiral]
I require the following ingredients from my home world: [And here follows a list of various herbs and such from Melniboné.] I require as well a charcoal
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In fact, my lady, I have an entertainment in mind for thee.
I have not told thee, I think, of the dream-couches of Melniboné.
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You haven't. Go on.
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The use of the dream-couch magic for frivolous purposes is discouraged, but we are not in Melniboné, and I believe thou wouldst enjoy a time, even in dreams, of unfettered play. Especially as I do not wish thee to cause mischief amongst the populace here.
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Indeed, perhaps this was a poor suggestion.
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Liar. You would no sooner run the risk of setting me untethered on a true world than you would risk returning my powers to me here and now.
[Shorter pause.]
Who chooses the venue of these dreams?
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You might find yourself in some past of the Barge, or the far-flung future. Or perhaps aboard another version of the Barge, in another universe and time.
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Then I think I might take you up on that generous offer, Warden.
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You have time to consider. It will take me several days to complete the necessary arrangements.
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