[Damas had begun preparations of Marmas the best way he knew how, but quickly found that it was not particularly easy to manage on his own, especially when he lacked some of the skills-- most specifically cooking. It could not be a feast without food
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[Though he is wondering what she has to ask.]
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[The question is delivered in an absolute deadpan.]
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Really, now.
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Used t'be there'd be a service for it, but we lost the temple couple'a years back. Now the shrine in the water slums gets the most traffic.
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Well, perhaps you will enjoy a more traditional Marmas celebration. It is a shame that so many people have never known the traditions fully...
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I don't know if any a'this made its way into the desert. Could be old news t'you, I guess.
[He doubts it, though.
Old Sandover is quite the soft spot for Torn. Give him an opening, and he'll talk about it, much like compulsively picking at a scab that would heal if only it were left alone.]
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Jak had mentioned Sandover.]
Can you tell me more about Sandover?
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[Here we go again. He'd hoped he'd get away without a celebration this year, since Seem was gone.]
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[But there will be food, and booze. So maybe he can put up with all the religious stuff.]
I guess I can deal with it.
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