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23	68	0	1	99	This button is the ABOUT button. Press it to get information about Sierra On-Line and about this game. 29	0	2	1	99	GK Team 29	0	8	1	99	Gabriel Knight development team: Designer/Director: Jane Jensen Producer/Composer: Robert Holmes Lead Programmer: Tom De Salvo Programmers:  Bob Andrews, Sean Mooney, Greg Tomko-Pavia Background Design: John Shroades Animation Director: Michael Hutchison Artists:      Darlou Gams, Terry Falls, Chris Willis, Deanna Yhalkee Team QA: Judy Crites Additional Music & Sound Effects: Orpheus Hanley 29	0	5	1	99	Days 2-10 29	0	9	1	99	What to expect: Gabriel's nightmares continue (in 3D and hi-res!) as he gets deeper into the Voodoo Murders investigation. He cannot get Malia Gedde out of his mind and must find a way to meet her. The calls from Germany continue and, at his Grandmother's house, Gabriel begins to learn some interesting things about his family's past. Danger begins to stalk Gabriel in unusual ways. 29	0	9	2	99	What the hell is going on? Why is the Voodoo investigation feeling more and more like deja vu? Why are images from his dreams starting to appear in his life? Who was Gabriel's grandfather anyway? 29	0	9	3	99	Days 2-5 take Gabriel deep into the New Orleans Voodoo scene, where he meets many "colorful" characters and becomes privy to the innermost secrets of the Voudoun religion. 29	0	9	4	99	On day 6, Gabriel's confusion is brought to an abrupt halt when he is violently confronted by the underlying truth about the seemingly unrelated mysteries he's been pursuing. 29	0	9	5	99	On days 7-10, Gabriel races against time to save himself--traveling around the world in a hunt for his missing identity that will eventually lead him back to New Orleans for a final confrontation. 29	0	6	1	99	Demo Info 29	0	10	1	99	The purpose of the day 1 playable demo is to get early feedback on the game in progress while there's still time to make significant design changes. Your comments on the interface, story, characters, mood, and gameplay would be appreciated. Most importantly--would you (will you) buy this game? 29	0	10	2	99	There are 10 days in Gabriel Knight: The Sins of the Fathers. The playable demo includes all required activities for day 1 and a few optional activities. For those places where you get "Not available in the demo" messages, we hope you'll be more intrigued than irritated. 29	0	10	3	99	The entire game will be shipping sometime in the fall of '93 (we mean it!). A CD-ROM version is planned for approximately one month after the floppy version. 29	0	10	4	99	Gabriel Knight is a new series from Sierra On-Line--hopefully with many more episodes to come. 29	0	7	1	99	How to Play 29	0	11	1	99	The GK icon interface: To play, use the icon bar cursors to try actions on objects on the screen. The Gabriel Knight icons include: 29	0	11	2	99	PICK-UP: To take items on screen OPEN/CLOSE: To open or close objects on screen OPERATE: To "use" an object on screen that has a specific function MOVE: To push or pull an object on screen WALK: To move Gabriel around LOOK: To get descriptive messages--and often game hints ASK: To go into Interrogation mode with characters TALK: To "chat" with characters 29	0	11	3	99	Also on the icon bar is a question mark. Select the question mark button and then move the question mark over the other icons to get help messages. 29	0	11	4	99	Hints for the demo: 1. Use the ASK icon on everyone. 2. Look for new locations to visit that will appear on your map. 3. Look for new discussion topics that will appear on your Interrogation menu. 4. To hear the GK overture all the way through, remain on the title screen instead of selecting a button. 0	0	1	1	1	"Bugging out on me, are you?" 0	0	1	2	99	Yup, you're on your own, pal. 0	0	1	3	99	Nah, I'll stay. 0	0	3	1	1	"You want to relive this nightmare from the BEGINNING?" 0	0	3	2	99	Yes, restart game. 0	0	3	3	99	Now that you mention it, no. 0	10	0	1	99	There's no one there to interrogate. 0	43	0	1	99	xxxSnake bracelet mold default. 0	42	0	1	99	xxxSnake bracelet replica default. 0	66	0	1	99	xxxBrick default. 0	32	0	1	99	xxxHundred bucks default. 0	28	0	1	99	xxxLake clay default. 0	31	0	1	99	xxxCroc. mask default. 0	15	0	1	99	xxxYou can't use Fathers sketchbook here. 0	34	0	1	99	xxxCathedral drawing default. 0	18	0	1	99	xxxDrum book default. 0	22	0	1	99	xxxFortune teller snake scales default. 0	46	0	1	99	xxxGambling oil default. 0	5	0	1	99	xxxYou can't use gift certificate here. 0	50	0	1	99	xxxMosely graduation photo default. 0	37	0	1	99	xxxGunter's journal default. 0	19	0	1	99	xxxHartridge notes default. 0	20	0	1	99	xxxLake snake scales default. 0	23	0	1	99	xxxVeve from lake drawing default. 0	7	0	1	99	Gabriel sees nothing unusual. 0	33	0	1	99	xxxLucky dog default. 0	4	0	1	99	Gabriel can see that just fine without magnification. 0	21	0	1	99	xxxMoonpiki snake scales default. 0	56	0	1	99	xxxThe envelope with key. 0	44	0	1	99	xxxMosely's key default. 0	9	0	1	99	There is nothing to move here. 0	17	0	1	99	xxxMurder photo default. 0	26	0	1	99	xxxMuseum snake scales default. 0	41	0	1	99	xxx1810 newspaper clipping default. 0	61	0	1	99	xxxThe note found in Envelope left by Mosely. 0	6	0	1	99	There is nothing to open or close there. 0	8	0	1	99	There is nothing to operate there. 0	49	0	1	99	xxxPhone book page default. 0	67	0	1	99	xxxThe envelope with Mosely's photos. 0	12	0	1	99	Gabriel can't take that. 0	48	0	1	99	xxxFile of veve. 0	24	0	1	99	xxxCopy of police veve. 0	64	0	1	99	xxxPriest's collar default. 0	14	0	1	99	xxxYou can't use Heinz's letter here. 0	39	0	1	99	xxxRitter's photo default. 0	65	0	1	99	xxxSnake scale from fortune teller. 0	62	0	1	99	xxxSnake scale from Museum. 0	11	0	1	99	There's no one there to talk to. 0	30	0	1	99	xxxTattoo tracing default. 0	45	0	1	99	xxxTracker default. 0	3	0	1	99	xxxThere's nothing to tweeze yet. 0	35	0	1	99	xxxBelly veil default. 0	16	0	1	99	xxxThe reconstructed veve. 0	40	0	1	99	xxxVoodoo message 1 default. 0	59	0	1	99	xxxVoodoo code 2 default. 0	13	0	1	99	Gabriel can't walk there. 0	36	0	1	99	xxxLetter from Wolfgang default. 0	38	0	1	99	xxxWolfgang's phone number default. 8	68	0	1	99	The ASK icon allows you to interrogate someone, or talk to them about specific topics. Click on the ASK icon, then click the ASK cursor on a person on the screen. 14	68	0	1	99	The CONTROLS button will bring up the control panel window. The control panel allows you to change various optional settings in the game, to SAVE or RESTORE a game, and to RESTART or QUIT. 11	68	0	1	99	This window will show the inventory item that's currently "active" as an inventory cursor, if there is one. 28	0	4	1	99	You have selected the Recorder. The Recorder will allow you to replay conversations that occur in the Interrogation mode (ASK icon). The Recorder is not available for the day 1 demo. 15	68	0	1	99	The DETAIL slider allows you to adjust the amount of animation detail in the game. For less detail, set the slider DOWN, for more, UP. 19	68	0	1	99	The PLAY button will erase the control panel window and return you to the game. Any changes in game options you've made on the control panel will be saved. 24	68	0	1	99	1	68	0	1	99	Select the HELP icon and move it over another icon to learn about the other icon's function. 25	68	0	1	99	This button will allow you to choose between having the icon bar up on the screen at all times and having it normally hidden from view (unless selected). 9	68	0	1	99	The INVENTORY button will bring up the inventory window. The inventory window shows all of the items Gabriel is carrying. 6	68	0	1	99	The LOOK icon allows you to get a description of an object. Click on the LOOK icon, then click the LOOK cursor on an object on the screen. Clues are often included in LOOK messages. 5	68	0	1	99	The MOVE icon allows you to move an object (push or pull). Click on the MOVE icon, then click the MOVE cursor on an object on the screen. If the object is moveable, Gabriel will move it. 18	68	0	1	99	The MUSIC slider allows you to adjust the volume of the music in the game. To turn the volume up, set the MUSIC slider up. To turn the volume down, set the MUSIC slider down. 3	68	0	1	99	The OPEN/CLOSE icon allows you to open or close an object (such as a door, cabinet or box). Click on the OPEN icon, then click the OPEN cursor on an object on the screen. 2	68	0	1	99	The OPERATE icon allows you to "use" an item on screen that has a mechanical function. Click on the OPERATE icon, then click the OPERATE cursor on an item. 4	68	0	1	99	The PICKUP icon allows you to pick up an object. Click on the PICKUP icon, then click the PICKUP cursor on an object on the screen. If the object is takeable, Gabriel will pick it up and it will appear in inventory. 20	68	0	1	99	The QUIT button will exit the game and return you to DOS. Make sure you save first! 10	68	0	1	99	The RECORDER button will bring up the Recorder screen. The Recorder screen allows you to play back any conversations Gabriel has had in the Interrogation mode. 21	68	0	1	99	The RESTART button will restart the game at the beginning (day 1), losing your current place in the game. Make sure you save first! 27	68	0	1	99	The RESTORE button will bring up the Restore window and allow you to restore a previously saved game. 26	68	0	1	99	The SAVE button will bring up the Save window and allow you to save your current position in the game. 12	68	0	1	99	This area shows your current score and the maximum points possible. 17	68	0	1	99	The SOUND slider allows you to adjust the volume of the sound effects in the game. To turn the volume up, set the SOUND slider up. To turn the volume down, set the SOUND slider down. 16	68	0	1	99	The SPEED slider allows you to adjust the speed of Gabriel's walking. To speed him up, set the SPEED slider up. To slow him down, set the SPEED slider down. 22	68	0	1	99	This button will allow you to choose between getting speech or printed text on the CD-ROM version only. 7	68	0	1	99	The TALK icon allows you to talk to someone. Click on the TALK icon, then click the TALK cursor on a person on the screen. TALK will provide general chit-chat and sometimes, clues. 13	68	0	1	99	The WALK icon allows you to move Gabriel around on the screen. Click on the WALK icon, then click the WALK cursor where you want Gabriel to go.

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0	0	0	1	99	Those two objects would have no effect on each other. 0	0	21	1	99	Gabriel is carrying nothing. 0	0	22	1	99	Gabriel is carrying nothing. 0	0	17	1	99	This is the last page of inventory. 0	0	18	1	99	This is the first page of inventory. 0	68	0	1	99	***Help message. 0	4	0	1	99	Gabriel can see that just fine without magnification. 0	4	21	1	99	Gabriel is already using the magnifying glass. 0	6	0	1	99	That object does not open. 0	8	0	1	99	That object cannot be operated. 0	58	0	1	99	That item cannot be read. 91	68	0	1	99	The ARROW will allow you to select an inventory item for use in the game or on another inventory item. Click on the ARROW, then click the ARROW cursor on an inventory item. 27	7	0	1	99	***It's Mosely's badge. 27	58	0	1	99	***The badge says "New Orleans Police" and "Detective Mosely." 41	7	0	1	99	***It's a book on Rada drum code. 41	6	0	1	3	41	58	0	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 66	7	0	1	99	***It's the Gedde tribal record book. 66	6	0	1	3	66	58	0	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 37	7	0	1	99	***It's a clay mold of Madame Cazaunoux's snake bracelet. 37	6	0	1	99	***Gabriel doesn't want to destroy the mold by messing with the clay. 37	58	0	1	99	***Reading the mold leaves little impression on Gabriel. 38	7	0	1	99	***It's a replica of Madame Cazaunoux's snake bracelet. 38	58	0	1	99	***Sam didn't leave his initials or anything else in the bracelet's silver. 47	7	0	1	99	***It's a piece of brick. 31	7	0	1	99	***It's $100.00 in cash. 31	58	0	1	99	***The bill says "In God We Trust." 29	7	0	1	99	***It's a techincal drawing of St. Louis Cathedral. 29	6	0	1	99	29	58	0	1	99	***There's nothing written on the drawing. 13	0	0	1	99	There's no reason to make a clay impression of that. 13	7	0	1	99	Gabriel is carrying a lump of clay from the banks of Lake Pontchartrain. 80	7	0	1	99	***It's Hartridge's notes. 79	7	0	1	99	***Journal: Last entry written as a final farewell explanation to his father and concentrates on his failure in the role of shadow hunter, the shameful loss of the family talisman, and his intended suicide. 82	7	0	1	99	The partial pattern from the crime scene intrigues Gabriel. What does it mean? 72	7	0	1	99	***Six partial patterns. 92	7	0	1	99	93	7	0	1	99	74	7	0	1	99	***Phone book page listing Cazaunoux's. 77	7	0	1	99	***Drum codes. 73	7	0	1	99	***A reconstruction of the pattern the Voodoo muderers drew around their victims. 69	7	0	1	99	***Images haunt the page of Phillip Knight's sketchbook the way they must have haunted his mind. 69	7	0	2	99	***The images touch a deep chord in Gabriel, and he finds it hard to believe that they aren't from his own subconscious, so familiar are they. 81	7	0	1	99	***Gedde tribe info. 71	7	0	1	99	***Gabriel gazes at the translation of the code that Moonbeam gave him, pondering for whom it was meant and who wrote it. 83	7	0	1	99	***Gabriel gazes at the translation of the second Voodoo code message. A few letters are still missing. 70	7	0	1	99	***Gazing at the series of crosses, Gabriel can't help but think that they have a pattern and meaning he is not comprehending. 84	7	0	1	99	***Gazing at the series of crosses, Gabriel can't help but think that they have a pattern and meaning he is not comprehending. 75	7	0	1	99	***The veil is studded with sequins. 75	4	0	1	99	Gabriel is already using the magnifying glass on the veil. 76	7	14	1	99	***That sequin looks a little strange...why, it's a snake scale! 76	7	15	1	99	***There's a snake scale caught on the veil. 76	4	0	1	99	78	7	0	1	99	***It's a sequin. 78	4	0	1	99	62	7	0	1	99	***It's an antique dagger from the Ritter weapon collection. 62	58	0	1	99	***The dagger is unmarked. 90	68	0	1	99	The PLAY icon will erase the inventory window and return you to the game. 33	7	0	1	99	***It's a small bottle labeled "Master Gamblin' Oil." 33	6	0	1	99	***The oil is better preserved with the bottle cap on. 33	58	0	1	99	***The label reads "Master Gamblin' Oil" but no ingredients, warnings, or instructions are included. 28	7	0	1	99	The $20.00 gift certificate for St. George's looks pitifully new and unused. 28	58	0	1	99	The gift certificate is written up generically and has the store's name and amount penned in by Gabriel himself. 43	7	0	1	99	***It's a very old diary, written by Gunter Ritter. 43	6	0	1	3	43	58	0	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 88	68	0	1	99	Select the HELP icon and move it over another icon to learn about that other icon's function. 65	7	0	1	99	***It's the keys from Dr. John's room. 65	58	0	1	99	***The keys are not marked. 50	7	0	1	99	***It's a key from Mosely. 51	7	0	1	99	***It's a snake-shaped rod. 51	6	0	1	99	***The rod is solid gold and does not appear to open. 51	58	0	1	99	***There are some strange symbols on the rod, but Gabriel can't read them. 26	7	11	1	99	***It's a letter to Heinz Ritter, whoever that is. 26	7	12	1	99	***It's a letter to Heinz Ritter, Gabriel's grandfather. 26	6	0	1	99	26	58	0	1	99	***The letter in written in German, but Gabriel determines what he can about it.... 26	58	0	2	99	***It was sent from a place called "Schloss Ritter" in Rittersberg, West Germany. 26	58	0	3	99	***The letter is addressed to "Mein Sohn Heinz" and signed "Dein Fater Wilheim." 26	58	0	4	99	***One of the reoccuring words strewn throughout the letter is the word "ShattenJager." 26	58	0	5	99	***The only other thing that Gabriel can decipher about the letter is a sense of urgency in the handwriting and in the heavy use of a quill tip, bold strokes, and underlining. 42	7	0	1	99	***It's a letter from Wolfgang Ritter. 42	6	0	1	99	42	58	0	1	99	***The letter says.... 42	58	0	2	99	***Dear Gabriel: Please read the enclosed journal carefully.... 42	58	0	3	99	***It may help you understand the family's special obligations and our current predicament. 42	58	0	4	99	***Love, Uncle Wolfgang 89	68	0	1	99	The LOOK icon will give you a description of an inventory item. Click on the LOOK icon, then click the LOOK cursor on an inventory item. 30	7	0	1	99	***It's a lucky dog. 30	6	0	1	99	***That would be a mess. 30	58	0	1	99	***Although the mustard is teasingly poured in a pattern-like shape, Gabriel's eyes can make no sense of it. 11	0	0	1	99	11	22	0	1	99	11	20	2	1	99	11	20	1	1	99	11	20	3	1	99	11	7	0	1	99	The magnifying glass is an expensive one with an inlaid jade handle--an heirloom from Gabriel's grandfather. 11	21	0	1	99	11	26	5	1	99	11	26	4	1	99	11	26	6	1	99	11	51	0	1	99	11	35	0	1	99	32	7	0	1	99	***It's a crocodile mask. 32	6	0	1	99	***The mask doesn't open, it merely fits on over one's head. 32	58	0	1	99	***The mask has no writting on it inside or out. 67	7	0	1	99	***It's a mask from the hounfour supply room. 67	6	0	1	99	67	58	0	1	99	68	7	0	1	99	***It's a mask from the hounfour supply room. 68	6	0	1	99	68	58	0	1	99	48	7	0	1	99	***It's a  surrentipeously-delivered envelope. 48	6	0	1	99	***Gabriel opens the envelope and finds.... 48	6	0	2	99	***A note from Mosely and a small brass key. 48	58	0	1	99	***The envelope is unmarked. 15	7	0	1	99	The envelope from Mosely is a plain manilla one. It feels pretty light. 15	6	0	1	99	Gabriel opens the manilla envelope and finds.... 15	6	0	2	99	Two photographs. 15	58	0	1	99	The closed envelope has Gabriel's name written on it. Misspelled. 40	7	0	1	99	***It's a newspaper clipping from 1810 that  identifies  a  pattern  similar  to  the  Voodoo Murders pattern. 40	6	0	1	99	***The newspaper clipping doesn't need to be opened. 40	58	0	1	99	***The newspaper clipping describes a ritualistic murder in Congo Square. 40	58	0	2	99	***It describes a pattern around the body--and the description is very similar to the reconstructed veve. 44	7	0	1	99	***It's Hartridge's notes. 44	6	0	1	99	44	58	0	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 49	7	0	1	99	***It's a note from Mosely. 49	6	0	1	99	49	58	0	1	99	***The note says.... 49	58	0	2	99	***Gabe--I have to go underground with this thing. It runs wide and deep through the department and the city board.... 49	58	0	3	99	***I'm already being watched. It was "suggested" that I take vacation time, so I am--at least, as far as they know. 49	58	0	4	99	***Try to keep out of this--it's too hot for a rookie. Just in case, I'm sending you my office key--you might find some useful things there. 49	58	0	5	99	***P.S. I think this note will look great in the book, don't you? Make sure you save it. 49	58	0	6	99	****The note is signed, Detective Mosely. 86	68	0	1	99	The OPEN icon allows you to open an inventory item. Click on the OPEN icon, then click the OPEN cursor on an inventory item. 87	68	0	1	99	The OPERATE icon allows you to "use" an inventory item that has a mechanical function. Click on the OPERATE icon, then click the OPERATE cursor on an inventory item. 34	7	0	1	99	***It's a page from the phone book including a number of "Cazaunouz" listings. 34	6	0	1	99	34	58	0	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 17	7	0	1	99	The photograph of Mosely was apparently taken upon his graduation from the police academy. He had hair then. 17	6	0	1	99	17	58	0	1	99	The photo of Mosely reads "cop nerd" to Gabriel's eyes. 18	7	0	1	99	One of the photos from Mosely is an official "Voodoo Murders" crime scene shot--a graphic close-up of a victim. 18	6	0	1	99	The photograph cannot be opened. 18	58	0	1	99	The murder photo has nothing written on it. 25	7	11	1	99	***It's a photograph of Gabriel's grandfather--apparently with his German father and brother. 25	7	12	1	99	***It's an old photograph of Gabriel's grandfather with two other men that Gabriel has not identified. 25	6	0	1	99	25	58	0	1	99	***The back of the photo has the following written on it; "Schloss Ritter, 1925." 36	7	0	1	99	***It's a priest's collar. 36	6	0	1	99	***The collar does open in back, but there's no need to do that until Gabriel puts it on. 36	58	0	1	99	***Inside the collar is a message; "Lt. starch pls." What could that mean? 85	68	0	1	99	The READ icon allows you to read printed materials. Click on the READ icon, then click the READ icon on an inventory item that you think might be READable. 5	7	0	1	99	***It's the snake scale from the Voodoo Museum's python. 5	4	5	1	3	!!!Do not  print  this. Comment msg only. 5	4	4	1	99	***Gabriel examines the snake scale from the Voodoo Museum's python. 5	4	4	2	99	***It matches  the  scale  from  Lake Pontchartrain! 5	4	4	3	99	***He places the two scales together. 5	4	6	1	3	!!!Do not  print  this. Comment msg only. 7	7	0	1	99	***It's the Lake  Pontchartrain  snake scale  and  its  match,  the  scale  from  the  museum python. 7	4	0	1	3	!!!Do not  print  this. Comment msg only. 9	7	0	1	99	***It's the  fortune  teller's  snake scale. 9	4	0	1	3	!!!Do not  print  this. Comment msg only. 1	7	0	1	99	Gabriel is carrying a scale he found near the crime scene at Lake Pontchartrain. 1	4	2	1	3	!!!Do not  print  this. Comment msg only. 1	4	1	1	99	Gabriel examines the Lake Pontchartrain snake scale. 1	4	1	2	99	***It matches the scale from the museum python! 1	4	1	3	99	***He places the two scales together. 1	4	3	1	3	!!!Do not  print  this. Comment msg only. 3	7	0	1	99	***It's the Moonbeam snake scale. 3	4	0	1	3	!!!Do not  print  this. Comment msg only. 94	68	0	1	99	The SCROLL BAR will allow you to scroll through inventory. Click on the UP arrow to see the previous page of inventory items, the DOWN arrow to see the next page. 10	7	0	1	99	***The iridescent scale is hued olive green. 10	4	0	1	99	Gabriel is already using the magnifying glass on the scale. 2	7	0	1	99	The iridescent scale is brilliantly hued with greens and purples. 2	4	0	1	99	4	7	0	1	99	***The iridescent scale is hued green. 4	4	0	1	99	6	7	0	1	99	***The iridescent scale is hued orange and brown. 6	4	0	1	99	8	7	0	1	99	***The iridescent scales appear to be a perfect match. 8	4	0	1	99	95	7	0	1	99	***It's a priest's shirt and collar. 95	6	0	1	99	***There's no reason to open the shirt and collar. 96	7	0	1	99	***It's a priest's shirt. 46	7	0	1	99	***It's a signal device for the tracker. 46	45	0	1	99	***That's not the way it works. Gabriel has to leave the signal device somewhere and the tracker part will locate it. 14	7	0	1	99	***It's Phillip Knight's sketchbook and charcoal pencil. 14	6	0	1	3	14	58	0	1	3	!!!Do not print this. COmment msg only. 60	7	0	1	99	***The ancient tile with a peculiar snake design. 60	6	0	1	99	60	58	0	1	99	61	7	0	1	99	***The ancient tile with a peculiar snake design. 61	6	0	1	99	61	58	0	1	99	52	7	0	1	99	***The ancient tile with a peculiar snake design. 52	6	0	1	99	***The tile doesn't open. 52	58	0	1	99	***There doesn't appear to be any writing on the tile. 53	7	0	1	99	***The ancient tile with a peculiar snake design. 53	6	0	1	99	53	58	0	1	99	54	7	0	1	99	***The ancient tile with a peculiar snake design. 54	6	0	1	99	54	58	0	1	99	55	7	0	1	99	***The ancient tile with a peculiar snake design. 55	6	0	1	99	55	58	0	1	99	56	7	0	1	99	***The ancient tile with a peculiar snake design. 56	6	0	1	99	56	58	0	1	99	57	7	0	1	99	***The ancient tile with a peculiar snake design. 57	6	0	1	99	57	58	0	1	99	58	7	0	1	99	***The ancient tile with a peculiar snake design. 58	6	0	1	99	58	58	0	1	99	59	7	0	1	99	***The ancient tile with a peculiar snake design. 59	6	0	1	99	59	58	0	1	99	64	7	0	1	99	***It's the Ritter family talisman--won back in blood. 64	6	0	1	99	***The medallion does not open. 64	58	0	1	99	***The talisman says, "... Ritter ..." 19	7	0	1	99	***It's a tracing of the snake tattoo from Crash's chest. 19	58	0	1	99	***The snake tattoo tracing says nothing. 45	7	0	1	99	***It's a tracker. 45	6	0	1	99	***The tracker doesn't open. 45	8	20	1	99	***It would be useless to turn the tracker on here. 45	8	19	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 45	58	0	1	99	***It says "Made in Japan." 45	60	0	1	99	12	7	0	1	99	The tweezers from the book shop are an old stainless steel pair that Gabriel's had forever. 12	35	14	1	99	12	35	16	1	99	12	35	15	1	99	63	7	0	1	99	***It's the bones of Tetelo. 39	7	0	1	99	***It's a veil from the fortune teller. It's covered with shiny, iridescent sequins. 39	4	0	1	99	***Gabriel looks at the veil through the magnifying glass. 39	3	14	1	99	***Why would Gabriel want to use the tweezers on the veil? 39	3	16	1	99	***Gabriel has already removed the scale from the veil. 39	3	15	1	99	***Gabriel carefully uses the tweezers to remove the snake scale from the veil. 16	7	0	1	99	16	6	0	1	3	16	58	0	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 22	7	0	1	99	***It's the official police file containing the partial patterns from the Voodoo Murder scenes. 22	7	0	2	99	***The folder is marked with the warning; "Not to leave Police Station." 22	6	0	1	99	***Gabriel opens and reads the police file. 22	58	0	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 23	7	0	1	99	***It's a photocopy of the official police file containing the partial patterns from the Voodoo Murder scenes. 23	6	0	1	99	The single sheet of paper doesn't need to be opened. 23	58	0	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 24	7	0	1	99	***It's the reconstructed veve the artist did for Gabriel. 24	6	0	1	99	24	58	0	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 20	7	7	1	99	***It's a series of crosses from the side of the Laveau tomb. 20	7	8	1	99	***It's the series of crosses from the side of the Laveau tomb with Moonbeam's translation. 20	58	7	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 20	58	8	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 20	59	9	1	99	***Gabriel transfers the letters for the symbols that he can find matches for from the translated message to the new message. 20	59	9	2	99	***He finds that he has the translation for all of the symbols except for two. 20	59	10	1	99	***Gabriel has already transferred the letters for all of the symbols that match. 21	7	9	1	99	***It's a new series of crosses from the side of the Laveau tomb. 21	7	10	1	99	***It's the new series of crosses from the side of the Laveau  tomb   with Moonbeam's translations from the first code mapped onto it. 21	58	9	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 21	58	10	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 21	40	9	1	99	21	40	10	1	99	35	7	0	1	99	***It's Wolfgang Ritter's phone number. 35	6	0	1	99	***The small note cannot be opened. 35	58	0	1	99	***The number written on the note is: 41-96-324-3333.

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1	0	0	1	1	"I've already got it." 1	10	0	1	1	"Hey! I'll ask the questions around here." 1	43	0	1	99	***Use bracelet mold on Gabriel. 1	42	0	1	1	"***I don't want that thing on my wrist!" 1	32	0	1	1	"I wouldn't feel right spending it on myself." 1	28	0	1	1	"Mold me, use me." 1	31	0	1	99	***There's no reason to put the mask on here. 1	15	0	1	99	***Gabriel isn't the artist his father was. 1	34	0	1	99	***Use drawing of cathedral on Gabriel. 1	18	0	1	99	***Use drum book on Gabriel. 1	22	0	1	99	***Use fortune teller's scales on Gabriel. 1	46	0	1	99	***Use gambling oil on Gabriel. 1	5	0	1	1	"I already own everything in St. George's." 1	50	0	1	1	"I already see about as much of Mosely as I care to, thanks." 1	37	0	1	99	***Use Gunter's journal on Gabriel. 1	19	0	1	99	***Use Hartridge's notes on Gabriel. 1	20	0	1	99	Gabriel can't think of any way to adorn himself with that snake scale. 1	23	0	1	99	***Use lake P. veve on Gabriel. 1	7	0	1	99	Handsome, isn't he? 1	33	0	1	99	***Use lucky dog on Gabriel. 1	4	0	1	99	Gabriel isn't into self-examination. 1	21	0	1	99	***Use Moonpiki scales on Gabriel. 1	44	0	1	99	***Use Mosely's key on Gabriel. 1	9	0	1	99	Move Gabriel? Try the walk icon. 1	17	0	1	1	"That's pretty disgusting." 1	26	0	1	99	***Use Moonpiki scales on Gabriel. 1	41	0	1	99	***Use 1810 clipping on Gabriel. 1	6	0	1	1	"If I want to open up, I'll go to a shrink." 1	8	0	1	1	"I'm doing the best I can." 1	49	0	1	99	***Use phone page on Gabriel. 1	12	0	1	1	"You've already got me, you lucky devil." 1	48	0	1	99	***Use police file on Gabriel. 1	24	0	1	99	***Use police veve on Gabriel. 1	14	0	1	99	***Use Ritter letter on Gabriel. 1	39	0	1	99	***Use Ritter photo on Gabriel. 1	11	1	1	1	"Man, I'm beat. This sleep thing is getting to be a real problem." 1	11	2	1	1	"Can somebody tell me what's going on?" 1	11	3	1	1	"Don't ask me. I'm even less informed than you." 1	11	4	1	1	"Ever have one of those days?" 1	11	5	1	1	"Could you just shoot me?" 1	11	6	1	1	"Knight. Gabriel Knight.  In case someone wants to know." 1	30	0	1	99	***Use tattoo on Gabriel. 1	45	0	1	99	***Use tracker on Gabriel. 1	3	0	1	1	"Don't get personal." 1	51	0	1	99	***Use two scales on Gabriel. 1	25	0	1	99	***Use notepad on Gabriel. 1	35	0	1	99	***Use veil on Gabriel. 1	16	0	1	99	***Use reconstructed veve on Gabriel. 1	40	0	1	99	***Use voodoo msg on Gabriel. 1	36	0	1	99	***Use Wolfgang's letter on Gabriel. 1	38	0	1	99	***Use Wolfgang's phone nbr on Gabriel.

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8	0	103	1	1	Hey, what's going on? There's nobody here but me. 1	54	23	1	97	What do you do after work? 1	54	24	1	97	How old are you? 1	54	16	1	97	How come we haven't gone out yet? 1	54	104	1	97	Nothing, I guess. Never mind. 1	54	20	1	97	Just tell me anything at all. 1	54	21	1	97	How do you like working at St. George's? 2	27	17	1	97	Crime Scene 2	27	18	1	97	Himself 2	27	19	1	97	Detective Mosely 2	27	22	1	97	Photographs 3	0	9	1	97	Animal Masks 3	0	13	1	97	Black Voodoo 3	0	6	1	97	Cabrit Sans Cor' 3	0	11	1	97	Damballah 3	0	8	1	97	Voodoo Hounfour 3	0	7	1	97	Marie Laveau 3	0	3	1	97	New Orleans 3	0	12	1	97	Ogoun Badagris 3	0	15	1	97	Rada Drums 3	0	14	1	97	ShattenJager 3	0	4	1	97	Snakes 3	0	5	1	97	St. John's Eve 3	0	10	1	97	Veve 3	0	1	1	97	Voodoo 3	0	2	1	97	Voodoo Murders 4	54	25	1	97	Herself 4	54	25	2	2	4	54	26	1	97	Messages 4	54	27	1	97	More Messages 4	54	105	1	97	Request Research 4	54	105	2	97	4	54	29	1	97	Ritter's Phone Nbr 6	0	30	1	1	"***Do you know anything about black Voodoo?" 6	0	31	1	1	"***Do you have any idea what 'Cabrit sans cor'' means?" 6	0	32	1	1	"***Have you ever heard of 'Damballah'?" 6	0	33	1	1	"***Do you know anything about Rada Drums?" 6	0	34	1	1	"Do you know anything about a secret Voodoo hounfour?" 6	0	35	1	1	"***Do you know anything about Marie Laveau?" 6	0	36	1	1	"***Do you know anything about animal masks?" 6	0	37	1	1	"What can you tell me about New Orleans?" 6	0	38	1	1	"***Does the name 'Ogoun Badagris' mean anything to you?" 6	0	39	1	1	"Could you do some research for me?" 6	0	39	2	2	"Sure, what?" 6	0	40	1	1	"***Have you ever heard of a ShattenJager?" 6	0	41	1	1	"Do you know anything about snakes?" 6	0	42	1	1	"***What can you tell me about St. John's Eve?" 6	0	43	1	1	"***Do you know anything about veves?" 6	0	44	1	1	"What can you tell me about Voodoo?" 6	0	45	1	1	"What do you know about the Voodoo Murders?" 6	0	46	1	1	"Tell me about yourself." 5	54	47	1	97	***Madame Cazaunoux 5	54	48	1	97	***Rada drums 5	54	49	1	97	Check out Malia Gedde. 5	54	28	1	97	Actually, I can't think of anything. 5	54	50	1	97	***This strange pattern. 7	27	9	1	1	7	27	9	2	6	"***I see lots of masks during the Mardi Gras. Not many animals, though.  Of course, there are plenty of animals underneath." 7	27	13	1	1	7	27	51	1	6	"***Isn't that kind of redundant?" 7	27	51	2	1	"***Actually, no." 7	27	51	3	6	"***Well, all I know about Voodoo is to keep away from it. You should too, Knight." 7	27	52	1	6	"***You keep wanting me to know about this Voodoo stuff, don't ya? What, do I look like someone who'd be comfortable dancing around a circle in a loincloth to you?  Jeez." 7	27	53	1	6	"***No and no and no." 7	27	6	1	1	7	27	6	2	6	"***Can't say that I do." 7	27	17	1	1	"Where is the crime scene? Is it related to the Voodoo Murders?" 7	27	54	1	6	"Crime scene information is police confidential. We don't need any more lookie-loos than are probably already there." 7	27	55	1	6	"Look, I know the media is having a field day over these Voodoo Murders, but you gotta back off and let the force do its job!" 7	27	55	2	1	"So this IS a new Voodoo Murder, then?" 7	27	55	3	6	"Hey! I didn't say that!  You'll read all about it in the papers tomorrow, I'm sure." 7	27	56	1	6	"Look, buddy. You keep it up, and there'll be a crime scene right here!" 7	27	11	1	1	7	27	11	2	6	"***Not that I can recall. Sounds foreign or something." 7	27	18	1	1	7	27	57	1	6	"Who, me? I'm the desk sergeant, Frick.  Why?" 7	27	57	2	1	"Frick?" 7	27	57	3	6	"(INSULTED, BULLYING)That's right. Got a problem with that?" 7	27	57	4	1	"Not at all." 7	27	58	1	6	"You see that front door?" 7	27	58	2	1	"Yeah." 7	27	58	3	6	"Well, I watch people come in. See this book?" 7	27	58	4	1	"Yeah." 7	27	58	5	6	"Well, I write people's names in it, see. People that bother me.  Want me to put your name in this little book?" 7	27	58	6	1	"Er...I think not." 7	27	58	7	6	"That's what I thought." 7	27	59	1	6	"I hate people that ask stupid questions." 7	27	8	1	1	7	27	60	1	6	"***Hound WHAT?" 7	27	60	2	1	"***Hown-four. It's a temple." 7	27	60	3	6	"***Sounds like fiction to me." 7	27	60	4	1	"***Well. I'm sure your an expert on fiction.  Thanks anyway." 7	27	61	1	6	"***I told you, I don't know nothing about that." 7	27	7	1	1	7	27	7	2	6	"***Marie who?" 7	27	7	3	1	"***Never mind." 7	27	19	1	1	"I'm here to see Detective Mosely." 7	27	62	1	6	"He's out at a crime scene. Sorry." 7	27	63	1	6	"I told you, he's not here!" 7	27	64	1	6	"He's in his office. Go on back." 7	27	65	1	6	"***He left for the day. Sorry." 7	27	66	1	6	"***(NERVOUS)Er, we don't have a Detective Mosely here." 7	27	66	2	6	"***What? I've been here to see him all week!" 7	27	66	3	6	"***Listen to what I'm saying. We don't have a Detective Mosely on the force." 7	27	67	1	6	"***(ANGRY)I told you, there is no Mosely here. Now get lost." 7	27	3	1	1	7	27	68	1	6	"I'll tell you I'm glad as hell it's not Mardi Gras. If it weren't for that one month a year, being a cop in New Orleans would be a real pleasure." 7	27	68	2	6	"As it is, I'd rather stick behind this desk." 7	27	69	1	6	"Best food in the world, ya can get right here in New Orleans." 7	27	69	2	6	"Muffuletta sandwiches, um-um!" 7	27	69	3	6	"Beignets! Good cajun coffee!" 7	27	69	4	6	"A man can die happy in this city, I'll tell ya." 7	27	70	1	6	"Look, I love this city good as anybody, but I already gave ya my opinion. Why don't you check out the travel bureau?" 7	27	12	1	1	7	27	12	2	6	"***Hell, no." 7	27	22	1	1	"I was supposed to pick up some photographs from Detective Mosely at the front desk." 7	27	22	2	6	"Yeah? And who are you?" 7	27	22	3	1	"My name is Knight. Gabriel Knight." 7	27	22	4	6	"Yeah, I got something for you, all right. Soon as you're done talking, I'll give it to ya." 7	27	15	1	1	7	27	15	2	6	"***I like Lawrence Welk, myself." 7	27	14	1	1	7	27	14	2	6	"***Can't say that I have, but it sounds dirty." 7	27	4	1	1	7	27	4	2	6	"What does this look like? A zoo?" 7	27	5	1	1	7	27	71	1	6	"***A bunch of crazies out there on St. John's Eve, that's what. We're busy all night." 7	27	71	2	1	"***Really? What kind of crazies?" 7	27	71	3	6	"***Your usual howl-at-the-mooners, I guess. At least, they don't look any weirder than them that comes in during Mardi Gras.  Never can tell, though." 7	27	72	1	6	"***I already told you, it's a busy night for us. You want a history lesson, go read a book." 7	27	10	1	1	7	27	10	2	6	"***Revays? Never heard of it." 7	27	1	1	1	7	27	1	2	6	"Me? Nothin'.  I'm a Catholic boy." 7	27	2	1	1	7	27	2	2	6	"I'm not allowed to give out information on police cases." 7	54	23	1	1	"What do you do after work?" 7	54	23	2	2	"I either go to my oil painting class or my Tai Chi class. You know that." 7	54	23	3	1	"You know, you can go overboard with this improving yourself stuff. After all, you need to relate to those of us who are still only human." 7	54	23	4	2	"I suppose I should adopt your approach--slowly degenerating my body and mind into a state of complete atrophy?" 7	54	23	5	1	"Works for me." 7	54	24	1	1	"How old are you?" 7	54	24	2	2	"Old enough to know about men like you." 7	54	9	1	1	7	54	9	2	2	"***I'd rather not hear about your sex life, Knight." 7	54	13	1	1	7	54	51	1	2	"***BLACK Voodoo? Sheez, now what are you getting yourself into?" 7	54	51	2	1	"***Nothing to worry about. Do you?" 7	54	51	3	2	"***I know there are 'dark' forms of any major religion--including Christianity, Hinduism, Buddism. Wherever there's a Yin there's a Yang.  Why?" 7	54	51	4	1	"***But you don't know anything specific about the 'darker' forms of Voudoun?" 7	54	51	5	2	"***No. I don't know much about the lighter forms of Voudoun, for that matter.  You know that." 7	54	51	6	1	"***Well, just asking." 7	54	52	1	2	"***You are desperate. I can't help you." 7	54	6	1	1	7	54	6	2	2	"***Hmmm, no. Sounds French, though." 7	54	47	1	1	"***Could you try to find an address or phone number for Madame Cazaunoux?" 7	54	47	2	2	"***Madame Cazaunoux? Is this one related to the 'murders' too?" 7	54	47	3	1	"***She's at least seventy, Grace." 7	54	47	4	2	"***As if that would make a difference to you. Okay.  I'll see what I can find." 7	54	47	5	2	"***Anything else?" 7	54	11	1	1	7	54	11	2	2	"***(SHIVERING)Ooh, no. Makes my skin crawl, though." 7	54	16	1	1	"How come we haven't gone out yet?" 7	54	16	2	2	"I'm still waiting around for that lobotomy. Soon as I get it, I'll let you know." 7	54	48	1	1	"***Could you see what you can find out about Rada drums?" 7	54	48	2	2	"***Rada drums? Sure.  I don't think we have anything on the subject in the shop, but I can contact some of our suppliers and see what's out there." 7	54	48	3	1	"***Great." 7	54	48	4	2	"***Well, assuming any of them will extend you credit." 7	54	48	5	1	"***Tell them it's an emergency." 7	54	48	6	2	"***I can see where a Rada Drum book would be incredibly urgent." 7	54	48	7	1	"***Yeah, well, take my word for it." 7	54	48	8	2	"***Whatever you say. Anything else?" 7	54	104	1	1	"Nothing, I guess. Never mind." 7	54	104	2	2	"Suit yourself." 7	54	25	1	1	"Tell me about yourself, Grace." 7	54	73	1	2	"Yeah, right, Knight." 7	54	73	2	1	"I mean it." 7	54	73	3	2	"What do you want to know?" 7	54	74	1	2	"What else do you want to know?" 7	54	8	1	1	7	54	60	1	2	"***In New Orleans?" 7	54	60	2	1	"***I think so." 7	54	60	3	2	"***Hmmm. I don't.  It sounds dangerous to me, though.  You're not going to try to find this Voodoo group yourself, are you?" 7	54	60	4	1	"***Would I do that?" 7	54	61	1	2	"***No, I don't, but if it exists, I wish you'd stay away from it." 7	54	7	1	1	7	54	7	2	2	"***Isn't she the one who used to be the big Voodoo Queen before the Civil War? That's about all I know about her." 7	54	49	1	1	"Could you see what you can find out about a woman named Malia Gedde?" 7	54	49	2	2	"Hmmm. The name Gedde sounds familiar.  What's your interest in her?" 7	54	49	3	1	"Oh, just, you know, stuff about the Voodoo Murders. If you can get an address...." 7	54	49	4	2	"(FROWNING, DOESN'T LIKE IT)Um-hum. The murders.  Right.  I'll see what I can find out." 7	54	49	5	2	"Anything else?" 7	54	26	1	1	"Do you have messages for me?" 7	54	75	1	2	"Nope. None right now." 7	54	76	1	2	"Dana called, and Susie left a message about a lawsuit." 7	54	76	2	1	"Toss it." 7	54	76	3	2	"Okay-dokey." 7	54	77	1	2	"Your Grandmother called...." 7	54	77	2	1	"I keep meaning to get over there. What'd she say?  Did she sound good?" 7	54	77	3	2	"She sounded great, and we had a nice little chat about you." 7	54	77	4	1	"(WARNING TONE)Grace....!" 7	54	77	5	2	"Don't worry. I didn't go into detail about your cardinal sins.  Not that anything about you could surprise her.  She just adores you anyway." 7	54	77	6	1	"She's my girl." 7	54	77	7	2	"But she said to remind you to stop by and go through your father's things." 7	54	77	8	1	"Hmmm. Okay." 7	54	79	1	2	"Here's a strange one. You got a call from someone named Wolfgang Ritter.  He said he was calling from Germany." 7	54	79	2	2	"He told me it was urgent, maybe you should give him a call...." 7	54	79	3	1	"Call Germany? Like hell.  If it's really important, he'll call back." 7	54	79	4	2	"Well, fine. Let's just hope he's not the chairman of the German lottery for pitiful American authors." 7	54	78	1	2	"Your friend Detective Mosely called. Talkative, isn't he?" 7	54	78	2	1	"Especially with you. What'd he want?" 7	54	78	3	2	"He left an interesting message. He told me to tell you that his mother's maiden name is Humphrey.  That's 'H-U-M-P-H-R-E-Y.'" 7	54	78	4	1	"Fascinating." 7	54	78	5	2	"....and that he left some photos for you at the station. At the front desk." 7	54	78	6	1	"(ENTHUSIASTIC)It's about time." 7	54	78	7	2	"Gabriel, those photos wouldn't have anything to do with the Voodoo Murders, would they?" 7	54	78	8	1	"Now why would you say something like that?" 7	54	78	9	2	"Because I know you! You're getting privileged information, aren't you?  Did you tell him you'd put him in your new Voodoo book?" 7	54	78	10	1	"A writer has a certain obligation to his readers, you know...." 7	54	78	11	2	"Gabriel, you know you'll never put him in the book! Your main character is a female orthodontist!  You're going to be reincarnated as a pit bull if you keep screwing with your karma." 7	54	78	12	1	"As long as it's a MALE pit bull, with a really big...." 7	54	78	13	2	"That's enough, thanks! Anyway, that's all the messages.  Thank god." 7	54	101	1	2	"Your pal Mosely called. He left a message that they're interrogating a suspect this morning and you MIGHT want to be present." 7	54	101	2	1	"***Neat!" 7	54	101	3	2	"***Ummm-hmmm. I bet." 7	54	102	1	2	"***That man from Germany called again. Wolfgang Ritter.  This time, he's claiming to be a relative of yours." 7	54	102	2	2	"***I took down his number. If you change your mind and want to give him a call back, just ask me for it." 7	54	27	1	1	"Do you have more messages for me?" 7	54	106	1	2	"I've given everything to you." 7	54	3	1	1	7	54	68	1	2	"I've only been here two months, but I love it." 7	54	68	2	2	"It's so much...'looser' than anywhere else I've been. Loose and...muggy." 7	54	69	1	2	"You're the native, don't ask me." 7	54	70	1	2	"***I know I'd rather be anywhere else in the world right now." 7	54	20	1	1	"Just tell me anything at all." 7	54	80	1	2	"I just got my Masters in History and Classics. My folks wanted me to go on right away for my Ph.D., but eighteen years of school was enough!  I needed a break." 7	54	81	1	2	"I came to New Orleans because I'd read so much about it. I thought spending a few months here would clear my head." 7	54	82	1	2	"I've always wanted to do something really adventurous, you know? Something...REAL LIFE.  I'm sick of libraries and lecture halls." 7	54	83	1	2	"My folks are very traditional Japanese. I don't even remember Japan, though.  I was three when we came to the States." 7	54	84	1	2	"I've been studying Tai Chi for ten years. It's a very spiritual physical discipline.  Of course, discipline of any sort isn't something that would appeal to you, Gabriel." 7	54	85	1	2	"My folks want me to get married to a boy back east--Mark Kobayashi. His parents are traditional Japanese, too.  I might eventually, but right now...." 7	54	28	1	1	"Actually, I can't think of anything at the moment." 7	54	28	2	2	"Whatever you say." 7	54	12	1	1	7	54	12	2	2	"***No. Sorry." 7	54	15	1	1	7	54	86	1	2	"***Rada drums? No, 'fraid not." 7	54	87	1	2	"***Not personally, but I'll try to get something on it for you, like you asked." 7	54	88	1	2	"***No, but hopefully that book I found for you will help." 7	54	105	1	2	7	54	29	1	1	"***Can I get that phone number for Wolfgang Ritter?" 7	54	29	2	2	"***Sure." 7	54	14	1	1	7	54	89	1	2	"***No. Is that a Voodoo word?" 7	54	89	2	1	"***I don't think so. It's German." 7	54	89	3	2	"***Hmmm. No, but it has a nice ring, doesn't it?  ShattenJager." 7	54	90	1	2	"***Nope. Sorry.  I don't speak German." 7	54	4	1	1	7	54	91	1	2	"Doing a family tree, Gabriel?" 7	54	91	2	1	"Very funny. I mean real snakes.  You know--scaley, cold-blooded.  I would have thought you'd find them empathetic." 7	54	91	3	2	"Um-hum. I know very little about reptiles of any kind and prefer to keep it that way.  I think there's a book on snakes around here somewhere, though." 7	54	91	4	1	"Okay. Thanks." 7	54	92	1	2	"I told you, nothing. I hope you don't think this subject is erotic.  It's not." 7	54	92	2	1	"Who, me? Just asking." 7	54	21	1	1	"How do you like working at St. George's Books?" 7	54	21	2	2	"Well, it's not exactly a huge intellectual challenge...." 7	54	21	3	2	"Although the math in your record books could confuse Einstein." 7	54	21	4	2	"Still, I love old books, and it's a nice way to pay the bills while I explore the city for a summer." 7	54	5	1	1	7	54	5	2	2	"***St. John's Eve? I never heard of it.  It must be a local custom.  Orleanians love any excuse to celebrate." 7	54	10	1	1	7	54	93	1	2	"***Veves? No, what are they?" 7	54	93	2	1	"***Ritual patterns. Used in Voudoun." 7	54	93	3	2	"***Hmmm. Fascinating.  I can't help you out, though." 7	54	94	1	2	"***I told you I didn't." 7	54	50	1	1	"***Could you see what you can did up on this pattern?" 7	54	50	2	2	"***How interesting. What is it?" 7	54	50	3	1	"***It's a reconstruction of the tracings they've found around the murder victims--the ones done in flour and blood." 7	54	50	4	2	"***(DISGUSTED)Yuck! You shouldn't carry this kind of thing around.  Who knows what these symbols mean." 7	54	50	5	1	"***Well, where your 'evil banishing' gloves if you want, but check it out for me, would you?" 7	54	50	6	2	"***I'll see what I can find out. Anything else?" 7	54	1	1	1	7	54	95	1	2	"I didn't know much of anything about it until you started researching it for your book." 7	54	95	2	2	"Now I know that it's active in the city--there's that shop and museum." 7	54	95	3	2	"It can clearly be dangerous in the wrong hands. You should be careful investigating it." 7	54	96	1	2	"I've told you all I know. Sorry I can't be more help." 7	54	97	1	2	"***More than I ever cared to! I wish you had never messed with this Voodoo stuff in the first place!" 7	54	2	1	1	7	54	98	1	2	"Just what I read in the papers, same as you." 7	54	99	1	2	"You won't get far questioning ME about it, Sherlock." 7	54	100	2	2	"I know you shouldn't be messing with it, and I know you will anyway."

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7	0	0	1	99	St. Louis Cathedral is unavailable from the day 1 playable demo. 7	0	26	1	99	The Napolean House is unavailable from the day 1 playable demo. 7	0	29	1	99	The Historical Voodoo Museum is unavailable from the day 1 playable demo. 7	0	27	1	99	The Dixieland Drug Store is unavailable from the day 1 playable demo. 2	0	0	1	99	St. George's Book Shop 4	0	0	1	99	St. Louis Cathedral 12	0	0	1	99	Cazaunoux Residence 6	0	0	1	99	Greater New Orleans Area Map 10	0	0	1	99	Jackson Square Overlook 3	0	0	1	99	Jackson Square 11	0	0	1	99	Moonbeam Residence 9	0	0	1	99	Napolean House 5	0	0	1	99	Police station 14	0	0	1	99	Historical Voodoo Museum 13	0	0	1	99	Dixieland Drug Store 1	0	3	1	99	***Gabriel notices that its getting late and decides to return to the book shop for the day. 1	0	1	1	97	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 1	0	30	1	99	Please select a destination icon. 8	0	19	1	99	Barracks Street 8	0	28	1	99	Basin Street 8	0	8	1	99	Bienville Street 8	0	4	1	99	Bourbon Street 8	0	5	1	99	Burgundy Street 8	0	6	1	99	Canal Street 8	0	22	1	99	Chartres Street 8	0	9	1	99	Conti Street 8	0	24	1	99	Dauphine Street 8	0	21	1	99	Decatur Street 8	0	15	1	99	Dumaine Street 8	0	20	1	99	Esplanade Avenue 8	0	18	1	99	Govenor Nicholls Street 8	0	7	1	99	Iberville Street 8	0	13	1	99	Orleans Street 8	0	25	1	99	N. Rampart Street 8	0	23	1	99	Royal Street 8	0	14	1	99	St. Ann Street 8	0	10	1	99	St. Louis Street 8	0	12	1	99	St. Peter Street 8	0	16	1	99	St. Philip Street 8	0	11	1	99	Toulouse Street 8	0	17	1	99	Ursulines Street

205.msg
5	0	0	1	99	Grandmother Knight's house is unavailable from the day 1 demo. 7	0	0	1	99	New Orleans International Airport 14	0	0	1	99	Audubon Park 6	0	0	1	99	Bayou St. John 12	0	0	1	99	Central Business District 15	0	0	1	99	City Park 3	0	0	1	99	French Quarter 13	0	0	1	99	Garden District 8	0	0	1	99	Gedde Estate 2	0	0	1	99	Grandmother Knight's house 11	0	0	1	99	Lake Pontchartrain 4	0	0	1	99	Crime Scene 10	0	0	1	99	Mississippi River 9	0	0	1	99	Tulane University 1	0	3	1	99	***Gabriel notices that its getting late and decides to return to the book shop for the day. 1	0	5	1	97	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 1	0	1	1	99	Please select a destination icon.

230.msg
0	0	51	1	99	Yeah, Gabriel's gotten permission from Officer Frick to go back there, but he can't do it in the day 1 demo! 0	0	13	1	99	Gabriel can't do that from the front lobby. 13	0	0	1	99	There's no reason to put that on the bench. 13	10	0	1	99	13	7	0	1	99	The bench in the lobby is well-polished and worn. 13	9	0	1	99	The bench is nailed to the floor. 13	6	0	1	99	The bench cannot be used that way. 13	8	0	1	99	13	12	0	1	99	13	11	0	1	99	The bench is even less communicative than the desk sergeant. 18	0	0	1	99	There's no reason to do that to the bulletin board. 18	7	12	1	99	***Random msg 1 18	7	12	2	99	***Random msg 2 18	7	12	3	99	***Random msg 3 18	7	12	4	99	***Random msg 4 18	7	12	5	99	***Random msg 5 18	7	12	6	99	***Random msg 6 18	7	12	7	99	***Random msg 7 18	7	13	1	99	Gabriel can't read the bulletin board from where he's standing. 20	0	0	1	99	Gabriel can't do anything with the vendor from here. 20	7	0	1	99	A beignet vendor has stopped outside the police station. He must do very well here! 22	0	0	1	99	The officer probably wouldn't appreciate Gabriel messing with her camera. 22	7	0	1	99	The camera is a professional one--belonging to a police photographer, perhaps? 3	0	0	1	99	Gabriel doesn't need to do that with the coat rack. 3	7	0	1	99	It's a coat rack. Gabriel assumes the station is not responsible for anything left there. 8	0	0	1	99	There's no reason to photocopy that. 8	10	0	1	99	8	7	0	1	99	It's a photocopy machine. Why does the conjunction of that and law enforcement make Gabriel nervous? 8	9	0	1	99	It looks a bit heavy, doesn't it? 8	6	0	1	99	Gabriel skipped the repairman classes at his vocational school. 8	8	0	1	99	Operating the copier wouldn't do much good without something in it to copy. 8	12	0	1	99	8	48	32	1	99	Gabriel already made a copy of the police file. 8	48	33	1	99	Gabriel quickly makes a photocopy of the patterns in the police file. 8	48	30	1	7	"I told you, you can't photocopy official police files." 8	48	30	2	1	"Right. Sorry.  I forgot." 8	11	0	1	99	The copier is, apparently, not voice-activated. 11	0	0	1	6	"Nope." 11	10	1	1	1	"Gotta sec, Officer?" 11	10	1	2	6	"What can I do ya for?" 11	10	2	1	1	"Can I bother you again, Officer?" 11	10	2	2	6	"What is it this time?" 11	10	12	1	99	If Gabriel wants to talk to the desk sergeant, he should go up to the front of the desk. 11	32	0	1	6	"Hey, now! I don't take bribes!  Got that?" 11	32	0	2	1	"Sorry!" 11	50	0	1	6	"It's a Police Academy graduation photo. Got one myself.  So?" 11	50	0	2	1	"Just checking." 11	7	0	1	99	The desk sergeant looks like a poster boy for heart disease--30 extra pounds between his armpits and his belt, and a complexion the consistency of gray oatmeal. 11	7	0	2	99	In other words, a typical product of good Southern cookin'. 11	7	39	1	99	Officer Frick drools only slightly as he nods off. 11	56	0	1	99	11	44	0	1	99	That might not be particularly wise if Gabriel wants to keep that key. 11	9	0	1	99	Got a fork lift? 11	17	0	1	6	"Hey, where'd you get that!" 11	17	0	2	1	"Er...nowhere." 11	17	0	3	6	"Well you shouldn't have that. Put it away before I decide to keep it." 11	17	0	4	1	"Yes, Sir." 11	61	0	1	99	Given Mosely's current situation, perhaps Gabriel shouldn't flaunt that around the station. 11	6	0	1	99	11	8	0	1	99	The desk sergeant wouldn't appreciate that. 11	67	0	1	6	"It means you'd better be Gabriel Knight or my ass is grass." 11	67	0	2	1	"Oh, I am. Just thought I'd ask." 11	12	0	1	99	11	48	0	1	99	The desk sergeant might not appreciate the fact that Gabriel has that police file. 11	24	0	1	99	The desk sergeant might not appreciate the fact that Gabriel made a photocopy of a police file. 11	11	40	1	1	"Hey. Nice precinct." 11	11	40	2	6	"Ya think so? Gee, that means more to me than you could know." 11	11	41	1	1	"Kind of quiet in here today." 11	11	41	2	6	"Summer's like that. Too muggy to mug.  Too hot to heft." 11	11	41	3	1	"How clever." 11	11	41	4	6	"It's a gift." 11	11	42	1	1	"So what's new around the old police station?" 11	11	42	2	6	"We're now allowed to shoot chatty pedestrians on sight." 11	11	42	3	1	"That sounds convenient." 11	11	42	4	6	"I like it." 11	11	43	1	1	"So, anything interesting up?" 11	11	43	2	6	"Look, I've got a job to do. Chat with someone else." 11	11	39	1	99	Gabriel wouldn't want to ruin a man's nap! 11	45	0	1	99	That's police equipment! The desk sergeant would just confiscate it. 21	0	0	1	99	Gabriel can't do anything with the drummer from here. 21	7	0	1	99	Street musicians abound in the French Quarter. This one's a drummer. 9	0	0	1	99	There's no reason to do that with the file cabinet. 9	7	0	1	99	That file cabinet probably contains police-confidential documents. 9	6	0	1	99	Gabriel wouldn't be allowed to open that file cabinet--he's not a police officer. 16	0	0	1	99	Gabriel doesn't want to mess with someone else's desk. 16	7	0	1	99	Nice furniture. 15	0	0	1	99	There's no reason to do that to the officer's In box. 15	7	18	1	99	15	7	18	2	99	There's a police file in the box. 15	7	19	1	99	It's an In box. 15	12	26	1	99	***Gabriel picks up the police file containing the patterns. 15	12	18	1	7	"***That file stays in this room." 15	12	19	1	99	***There's nothing of interest in Officer Frank's in box at the moment. 15	12	32	1	99	***Gabriel already has everything he needs from that file. 15	12	13	1	99	15	48	24	1	99	15	48	27	1	7	***Yeah. Thanks. 15	48	28	2	99	***Gabriel returns the file to Officer Franks' in box. 2	0	0	1	99	Why do that to the counter? 2	7	0	1	99	A long, tall counter separates the front lobby from the private area of the police station. 2	9	0	1	99	The counter is immobile. 2	6	0	1	99	2	12	0	1	99	17	0	13	1	99	Gabriel can't do anything with the mirror from where he's standing. 17	10	0	1	99	***Gabriel can reflect on the interrogation, but he can't interrogate his reflection. 17	7	0	1	99	***Lookin' good, kid. 17	7	13	1	99	There's a mirror at the back of the room. Unfortunately, Gabriel can't look at himself in it from here. 17	7	16	1	8	***Yer a mutt, and ya always will be, Knight. 17	7	16	2	8	***Snide remark 2 17	7	16	3	8	***Snide remark 3 17	9	0	1	99	***MOVE mirror. 17	6	0	1	99	***Open/close mirror. 17	8	0	1	99	***Operate mirror. 17	12	0	1	99	***Pick up mirror. 17	11	0	1	99	***My, you ARE lonely. 26	0	52	1	1	"Does this mean anything to you?" 7	0	0	1	99	***Generic inventory  item  on  office door. 7	0	13	1	99	Gabriel can't do anything with the door to Mosely's office from where he's standing. 7	7	0	1	99	The door to Mosely's private office is rather unassuming--unlike Mosely himself. 7	44	12	1	99	***Gabriel hurriedly unlocks the office door and slips inside. 7	44	13	1	99	7	9	0	1	99	***MOVE office door. 7	9	13	1	99	7	6	20	1	7	"***Don't leave the room with that file, please." 7	6	34	1	99	***Officer Franks would not be amused if Gabriel walked into Mosely's officer carrying the confidential police file. 7	6	12	1	8	"***Would you just get in here!" 7	6	13	1	99	7	6	14	1	99	***The door to Mosely's office is locked. 7	8	0	1	99	***Operate office door. 7	8	13	1	99	7	12	0	1	99	***Pick up office door. 7	12	13	1	99	10	0	13	1	99	Gabriel can't do anything with that officer from where he's standing. 10	10	4	1	99	Gabriel isn't close enough to the officer to ask her anything. 10	10	3	1	1	"***Could I ask you a few questions, Maham?" 10	10	3	2	7	"***Yes, sir?" 10	10	5	1	1	"***Could I ask you a few more questions?" 10	10	5	2	7	"***I suppose." 10	10	44	1	1	"***Could I ask you a few more questions?" 10	10	44	2	7	"***I think not. SIR." 10	7	0	1	1	"She's not bad." 10	7	24	1	99	***Look at Officer Franks. She looks miffed. 10	9	13	1	99	10	6	13	1	99	10	8	13	1	99	10	12	25	1	1	"***Did anyone ever tell you how great that uniform fits you?" 10	12	25	2	7	"***Well, I...oh. Look, you're very handsome and all, but I'm married." 10	12	25	3	1	"***Oh." 10	12	29	1	99	***She's married, stud. 10	12	13	1	99	10	48	23	1	1	"***I'm done now. Thanks." 10	48	23	2	7	"***Yup." 10	48	24	1	99	***It's a little late for returning that file. Franks knows that Gabriel stole it when he left the station with it. 10	48	13	1	99	10	11	47	1	1	"***Chat Franks 1" 10	11	47	2	7	"***Reply Franks 1" 10	11	48	1	1	"***Chat Franks 2" 10	11	48	2	7	"***Reply Franks 2" 10	11	49	1	1	"***Chat Franks 3" 10	11	49	2	7	"***Reply Franks 3" 10	11	50	1	1	"***Chat Franks 4th-nth" 10	11	50	2	7	"***Reply Franks otr" 10	11	13	1	99	12	0	0	1	99	There's no point in doing that to the police seal. 12	7	0	1	99	The official seal of the New Orleans Police Department highlights the tile floor. 12	9	0	1	99	12	12	0	1	99	The seal is inlaid and is not movable. 1	0	0	1	99	There's no reason to use that there. 1	10	0	1	99	1	7	0	1	99	Gabriel's standing in one of the French Quarter's police stations--his friend Mosely's home office. It smells like a cross between a hospital and brewery. 1	9	0	1	99	That doesn't appear to be movable. 1	6	0	1	99	Gabriel can't open that. 1	8	0	1	99	That is not operable. 1	12	0	1	99	There's nothing there that Gabriel can pick up. 1	11	0	1	99	There's no one to talk to there. 23	0	10	1	6	"***Hey, it's the beignet guy!" 23	0	10	2	7	"***Really? Great, I'm starved!" 23	0	10	3	6	"***Hey, get me 3 beignets, would ya?" 23	0	10	4	7	"***If I have enough money...sure. I got it." 23	0	10	5	6	"***Hey, thanks. I owe ya." 23	0	10	6	7	"***Gee, lucky me." 23	0	11	1	6	"***Has that beignet guy been by yet today? I'm starved." 23	0	11	2	7	"***I haven't seen him in a while. I don't think he's coming by here anymore." 23	0	11	3	6	"***Dang it! You can't count on anything these days!" 23	0	37	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 23	0	35	1	6	"***Hey, it's the beignet guy! He's back!" 23	0	35	2	7	"***You're kidding! Where?!" 23	0	35	3	6	"***Hey, grab me 3 or 4, would ya?" 23	0	35	4	7	"***Sorry. I can't afford to have you 'owe me'.  I'm broke." 23	0	35	5	6	"***(IRRITATED)Oh!" 23	0	35	6	6	"***You stay put. I'll be back in a minute." 23	0	35	7	1	"***Who, ME? I'll be fine." 23	0	22	1	7	"***There it is. You can look at it all you want, but don't leave this area with it, okay?  And no photo copies either, I'm afraid." 23	0	22	2	1	"***Of course. I understand completely." 23	0	6	1	6	"Here's that envelope for ya, Gabriel Knight." 23	0	6	2	1	"Thanks." 23	0	7	1	3	!!!Do not print this. COmment msg only. 23	0	15	1	99	***Gabriel hears the click of the lock as the door closes. 23	0	15	2	6	"***Hey! Get outta there, you!" 23	0	15	3	1	"***Sorry. Just looking for a restroom." 23	0	17	1	8	"***Hopefully, I'll be the one unlocking this." 23	0	17	2	1	"***You can say that again." 23	0	17	3	8	"***Now lay low, damn it, and let me handle this." 23	0	17	4	1	"***Yeah. Right.  Good luck." 23	0	36	1	6	"***Hey! Get out from back there!" 23	0	36	2	1	"***Oh, is this private? Sorry." 23	0	38	1	6	"***Hey! I told you not to go back there.  That area's for police business only!" 23	0	38	2	1	"***It IS? Gee, I'm sorry." 5	0	0	1	99	There's no reason to do that to the door to the street. 5	7	0	1	99	The door to the street looks reinforced. 5	9	0	1	99	The door works pretty well where it is. 5	6	12	2	99	***Gabriel will need to leave the private area before he can exit the police station. 5	6	13	1	3	!!!Comment msg only. Do not print this. 5	8	0	1	99	The door has no mechanical function. 5	12	0	1	99	Gabriel can't take the door. 6	0	0	1	99	Doing that to the swinging door won't solve anything. 6	7	0	1	99	A small swinging door provides passage through the room-dividing counter. 6	9	39	1	3	!!!Comment msg only. Do not print this. 6	9	20	1	7	6	9	21	2	7	6	9	9	1	6	"No one goes back there until I say so, Mister." 6	9	9	2	1	"Oh. Sorry." 6	9	8	1	3	!!!Comment msg only. Do not print this. 6	6	39	1	3	!!!Comment msg only. Do not print this. 6	6	20	1	7	"***Don't leave the offical area with that file, please." 6	6	21	1	6	"***You got no business back there now. Move along." 6	6	9	1	99	6	6	8	1	3	!!!Comment msg only. Do not print this. 6	8	0	1	99	The swinging door has no mechanical function. 6	12	0	1	99	19	0	0	1	99	***There's no reason to use that on the temperature gauge. 19	0	13	1	99	19	10	0	1	99	19	7	0	1	99	There's a temperature gauge on the wall near Mosely's office. 19	9	0	1	99	***The temperature gauge looks pretty darn fixed in place on that wall. 19	6	0	1	99	***The gauge cannot be opened. 19	8	45	1	99	***Gabriel decides to give Mosely a break and not change the temperature on him again. 19	8	13	1	99	Gabriel can't reach the temperature gauge from here. 19	8	46	1	99	***Gabriel examines the temperature control on the wall. 19	12	0	1	99	***The temperature gauge cannot be picked up. 19	11	0	1	99	***Unfortunately, that doesn't look like one of those 'voice activated' temperature gauges. 24	0	0	1	99	***That's as low as it goes. 24	0	0	2	99	***That's as high as it goes. 4	0	0	1	99	There's no reason to do that to the umbrella stand. 4	7	0	1	99	What an interesting umbrella stand. 4	12	0	1	99	Gabriel would rather admire the umbrella stand from afar. 25	0	0	1	99	***The uniformed officer doesn't look up for any interaction with Gabriel. 25	7	0	1	99	***Look at officers. 25	11	0	1	1	"***Hey." 25	11	0	2	9	"***Hey." 14	0	0	1	99	There's no reason to do that to the windows. 14	10	0	1	99	14	7	0	1	99	The ceiling-high windows are unchanged elements of this renovated French Quarter building. 14	9	0	1	99	Gabriel can't move the windows. 14	6	0	1	99	The building is temperature-controlled. The windows stay closed. 14	8	0	1	99	Gabriel can't operate the windows. 14	12	0	1	99	The windows would be a bit much to carry around. 14	11	0	1	99	The windows say nothing.

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0	0	11	1	99	***There's no time for that now! Gabriel's got a python around his neck! 19	0	0	1	99	Gabriel doesn't want to disturb the museum's displays. 19	7	0	1	99	The back wall of the museum displays various Voodoo items, such as.... 19	7	39	1	99	19	7	39	2	99	An artist's rendering of the Voodoo dances in Congo Square in the early 1800's. 19	7	40	1	99 19	7	40	2	99	An...er...anatomically correct Voodoo doll with pins strategically placed. 19	7	40	3	1	"Now why does that remind me of Grace?" 19	7	41	1	99	19	7	41	2	99	A feathered African mask. 19	7	42	1	99	19	7	42	2	99	A poster advertising a Voodoo tour of the city--winters only. 19	7	43	1	99	19	7	43	2	99	A shell necklace of the gaudy variety. 19	7	44	1	99	19	7	44	2	99	A bandana with a placard that swears it was once wore by New Orleans' most famous Voodoo Queen. 19	7	44	3	1	"Nice blood stains." 19	9	0	1	99	The museum is undoutably particular about the placement of their displays. 19	6	0	1	99	That display doesn't open. 19	8	0	1	99	That display doesn't have any mechanical function. 19	12	0	1	99	That belongs to the museum, and is not for sale (as though Gabriel could afford it anyway). 18	7	0	1	99	A balcony surrounds the room on the second level. It doesn't seem to be open to the public. 18	13	0	1	99	The balcony is closed to the public. 5	0	0	1	99	Gabriel doesn't want to disturb the candles. 5	7	0	1	99	Flicking candles lend an appropriately spooky atmosphere to the museum. 5	9	0	1	99	5	6	0	1	99	5	8	0	1	99	5	12	0	1	99	3	0	0	1	99	3	7	0	1	99	An authentic-looking pole marks the center of the room. Authentic WHAT, Gabriel isn't sure. 3	7	3	1	99	According to Hartridge, that pole in the center of the room is called a "poteau-mitan." 3	9	0	1	99	That pole is solidly connected to the floor. 3	6	0	1	1	"I don't think the pole opens." 3	8	0	1	99	The only possible use for that pole would be to climb it, but that would be rather pointless. Besides, it would hurt. 3	12	0	1	99	10	0	0	1	99	There's no reason to put that in the small coffin. 10	10	0	1	1	10	7	0	1	99	On the table by the door is a coffin. The coffin is made of wood and is quite small--so small, in fact, it looks like it would only fit an infant. 10	7	0	2	1	"(DRYLY)Charming." 10	7	3	1	99	Professor Hartridge said that in Voudoun, a small ritual coffin is called a sekey madoule. 10	9	0	1	99	10	6	15	1	1	"This coffin is so small. Interesting...." 10	6	15	2	24	"Cute, isn't it?" 10	6	15	3	1	"Adorable. Do you know anything about it?" 10	6	15	4	24	"'Fraid not." 10	6	13	1	1	"Wow, this is a really small coffin." 10	6	13	2	25	"Um...yes. It is." 10	6	13	3	1	"Is it for dolls or something?" 10	6	13	4	25	"It is purely decorative, symbolizing the afterlife, that is all." 10	6	13	5	1	"Huh. Imagine that." 10	6	14	1	1	"This is a sekey madoule, isn't it? A small ritual coffin?" 10	6	14	2	25	"I'm afraid I am not familiar with that terminology." 10	6	14	3	1	"Really? That's odd." 10	6	14	4	25	"(DEFENSIVE, ANGRY)It is a purely decorative coffin, symbolizing the afterlife, that is all." 10	6	14	5	1	"Is that so?" 10	6	16	1	99	The little coffin is empty. 10	6	17	1	99	Gabriel doesn't want to call attention to the signal device by opening up the coffin again. 10	8	0	1	1	"I'm close enough to 'using' a coffin as it is." 10	12	0	1	99	10	60	19	1	99	10	60	19	2	99	Now if only there were some way to insure that the coffin actually makes it to the ritual! 10	60	18	1	99	Gabriel decides to slip the signal device into the sekey madoule. 10	60	18	2	25	"Can I help you there?" 10	60	18	3	1	"Hmmm? No.  Just looking." 10	11	0	1	1	"Talk to a coffin? Get real!  Knowing my luck lately, it would probably answer." 13	0	0	1	99	13	7	0	1	99	A counter at the back of the museum provides a place for brightly-colored brochures and a donations basket. 13	9	0	1	99	The counter is permanently situated right where it is. 13	6	0	1	99	The counter doesn't work that way. 13	8	0	1	99	13	12	0	1	99	17	0	0	1	99	The museum proprietor probably wouldn't appreciate finding that in the donations basket. 17	32	0	1	1	"Like bloody hell." 17	7	0	1	99	A basket for donations to the "free" museum is on the counter. 17	9	0	1	99	Unless Gabriel has something to contribute, he should leave the donations basket alone. 17	6	0	1	99	17	8	0	1	99	17	12	0	1	1	"I don't need money THAT badly." 17	12	0	2	1	"Besides. It's empty." 8	0	0	1	99	8	7	0	1	99	Large, elaborate drums occupy a corner of the museum. 8	9	0	1	99	8	6	0	1	99	The drums don't open or close. 8	8	20	1	25	"Please don't touch those drums. They're authentic." 8	8	20	2	1	"Authentic what?" 8	8	20	3	25	"DRUMS. Don't touch them." 8	8	21	1	24	"Please don't play those drums, Mister." 8	12	0	1	99	8	60	0	1	99	There's no where to hide the signal device on the drums and Gabriel can't put it inside them without damaging the instruments. 25	0	0	1	1	"***Does this mean anything to you?" 25	0	0	2	25	"***I'm afraid not." 25	0	0	3	1	"***Okay. Thanks." 25	10	22	1	1	"***Could I ask you some questions?" 25	10	22	2	25	"***(SMILING, TOO-SMOOTH VOICE)That's what I'm here for." 25	10	23	1	1	"***Could I ask you some more questions?" 25	10	23	2	25	"***(SMILING, TOO-SMOOTH VOICE)I'm happy to be of assistence." 25	42	0	1	1	"***Do you recognize this bracelet?" 25	42	0	2	25	"***(TIGHT, UPSET)No." 25	42	0	3	1	"***Uh-huh. Thanks." 25	20	0	1	99	***Perhaps Gabriel should be more subtle about his ownership of that snake scale until he learns more about it. 25	23	0	1	1	"***Do these markings ring any bells?" 25	23	0	2	25	"***Just looks like scribbling to me." 25	23	0	3	1	"***Okay. Thanks." 25	7	0	1	99	***The museum proprietor is a huge, handsome man. Despite his thick clothes, Gabriel can sense the strength of the man's body underneath. 25	9	0	1	99	***MOVE DR_JOHN. 25	17	24	1	1	"***Could you look at this photograph for me and tell me if you recognize anything about this type of ritual?" 25	17	24	2	25	"***That's horrendous! It's from one of those recent murders, isn't it?" 25	17	24	3	1	"***Well, actually...." 25	17	24	4	25	"***Look here, the police already know that this so-called 'Voodoo' ritual is fake! Voodoo is a respectible religion.  This kind of has nothing to do with Voodoo in this city!" 25	17	24	5	1	"***Fine, let's say that's true. Are you sure there's nothing about the items in this photo...." 25	17	24	6	25	"***There's NOTHING about that that I would identify as Voodoo. Nothing!" 25	17	24	7	1	"***Thanks for looking, then." 25	17	25	1	1	"***Are you sure you don't recognize anything about the ritual in this photo?" 25	17	25	2	25	"***I told you, SIR, that has nothing to do with Voodoo." 25	17	25	3	1	"***Right. Sorry." 25	26	0	1	99	***Would that really be a good idea? 25	41	0	1	1	"***Look at this newspaper clipping. Does it mean anything to you?" 25	41	0	2	25	"***(DRY, TIGHT)Looks like ancient history to me." 25	41	0	3	1	"***I suppose. Thanks." 25	6	0	1	99	***Open/close DR_JOHN. 25	8	0	1	99	***Operate DR_JOHN. 25	12	0	1	99	***Pick up DR_JOHN. 25	48	0	1	25	25	24	0	1	25	25	60	0	1	99	***Gabriel would have a hard time trying to conceal that signal device on Dr. John himself! 25	11	28	1	1	"***Talk DR_JOHN--random 1." 25	11	28	2	25	"***Random response 1" 25	11	29	1	1	"***Talk DR_JOHN--random 2." 25	11	29	2	25	"***Random response 2" 25	11	30	1	1	"***Talk DR_JOHN--random 3." 25	11	30	2	25	"***Random response 3" 25	11	31	1	1	"***Talk DR_JOHN--random 4." 25	11	31	2	25	"***Random response 4" 25	11	32	1	1	"***Talk DR_JOHN--random 5." 25	11	32	2	25	"***Random response 5" 25	11	33	1	1	"***Talk DR_JOHN--random 6." 25	11	33	2	25	"***Random response 6" 25	11	34	1	1	"***Talk DR_JOHN--first ever." 25	11	34	2	25	"***Dr. John response--1st talk ever." 25	30	0	1	1	"***Do you recognize this snake figure?" 25	30	0	2	25	"***(HIDING UPSET)How curious. Where did you find it?" 25	30	0	3	1	"***Er...found it laying around." 25	30	0	4	25	"***Really? I'd throw it away if I were you." 25	51	0	1	25	25	16	26	1	1	"***Does this pattern look familiar to you at all?" 25	16	26	2	25	"***(SUSPICIOUS, SURPRISED)How did you...where did you find that?" 25	16	26	3	1	"***You do recognize it, then?" 25	16	26	4	25	"***Me? No, I've never seen it before in my life." 25	16	27	1	1	"***Are you certain that this pattern is unfamiliar to you?" 25	16	27	2	25	"***I told you, NO." 25	16	27	3	1	"***Oh. That's right, you did." 25	40	5	1	1	"***Do these symbols mean anything to you?" 25	40	5	2	25	"***(STIFF)Hmmm.... No.  They don't.  Looks like nonsense to me." 25	40	5	3	1	"***Okay, thanks anyway." 25	40	5	4	25	"***(HIDDEN ANGER)Where did you get that, if you don't mind me asking?" 25	40	5	5	1	"***Just something I saw scribbed somewhere. Graffiti." 25	40	5	6	25	"***Really? You know, the local cemetaries can be very dangerous.  Muggers, vandals.  I would be careful about going there alone, if I were you." 25	40	5	7	1	"***Hmmm. Thanks for the advice." 25	40	6	1	99	25	59	5	1	1	25	59	6	1	99	***Dr. John didn't seem too thrilled with those symbols the first time he saw them. 2	7	0	1	99	Through that doorway is a small entry hall and, after that, the street. 2	6	0	1	99	The doorway is already open. 2	13	0	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 23	0	0	1	99	23	7	0	1	99	There's a rather beat-up looking old fan set into a board in the window. It doesn't look too healthy. 23	7	0	2	99	Fortunately, it's silent at the moment. 23	9	0	1	99	23	6	0	1	99	The fan doesn't work that way. 23	8	0	1	99	The fan probably does operate, but not manually. 23	12	0	1	99	The fan is well entrenched in the window frame. 28	0	0	1	99	There's no reason to use that on the switch. 28	7	0	1	99	There's an electrical switch on the wall. 28	9	0	1	99	The switch is firmly attached to the wall. 28	6	0	1	99	The electrical switch doesn't open. 28	8	7	1	1	"***What does this do?" 28	8	7	2	25	"***Please! Shut that fan off!" 28	8	7	3	1	"***Oh. Sorry." 28	8	7	4	25	"***We have air conditioning, you see." 28	8	7	5	1	"***Yeah, I see." 28	8	8	1	1	"What does this switch do?" 28	8	8	2	24	"Hey, turn that thing off!" 28	8	8	3	1	"I didn't mean anything...." 28	8	8	4	24	"Dr. John told me to NEVER turn on that fan." 28	8	8	5	1	"I can see why." 28	8	11	1	99	***In desperation, Gabriel reaches for the switch on the wall.... 28	8	11	2	1	"***You bastard!" 28	8	11	3	25	"***Good day, Mr. Knight." 28	8	11	4	1	"***That thing tried to KILL me!" 28	8	11	5	25	"***How unfortunate. I am indeed sorry.  The museum is closed today, nonetheless." 28	8	11	6	25	"***I'm afraid I must go look for him. He's incredibly valuable, you know." 28	8	11	7	1	"***You don't need to ask twice. I'm outta here." 28	8	11	8	25	"***I would appreciate it, Mr. Knight." 28	8	10	1	99	Gabriel's already been warned off that switch, as he has no particular reason to cause trouble at the moment. 28	12	0	1	99	12	0	0	1	99	12	7	0	1	99	Two flags, bearing no pattern that Gabriel can identify, stick colorfully from the center pole. 12	9	0	1	99	12	6	0	1	99	12	8	0	1	99	12	12	0	1	99	12	60	0	1	99	Gabriel can't conceal the signal device on those flags. 6	0	0	1	99	6	7	0	1	1	"Reminds me of a book critic for the New York Times." 6	9	0	1	99	6	6	0	1	99	6	8	0	1	99	6	12	0	1	99	27	0	0	1	99	Gabriel can't do anything with the drummer on the street. 27	7	0	1	99	A street drummer has settled outside the museum. 27	7	35	1	99	***Look at cult DRUMMER. 24	0	0	1	1	"Do you know anything about this?" 24	0	0	2	24	"Nope." 24	10	2	1	1	"Could I ask you a few questions?" 24	10	2	2	24	"I don't think I could help you. I'm just minding the museum for a bit today." 24	10	2	3	24	"You should talk to Dr. John, the owner? He'll be back tomorrow." 24	10	2	4	1	"I see. Thank you." 24	7	0	1	99	The girl behind the counter looks thrilled to be here. 24	9	0	1	1	"I could, but I don't like to throw my skill around aimlessly." 24	6	0	1	99	The girl behind the counter would find that idea unappealing. 24	8	0	1	99	24	12	0	1	1	24	11	0	1	1	"So how's the museum business?" 24	11	0	2	24	"I couldn't really say. I don't normally work here." 15	0	0	1	99	15	7	0	1	99	An odd-looking gourd with beads attached to it is on display with the drums. 15	7	3	1	99	***That gourd must be an asson. 15	9	0	1	99	15	6	0	1	99	15	8	0	1	99	15	12	0	1	99	15	60	0	1	99	There's no way to conceal the signal device on the asson. 20	0	0	1	99	20	7	0	1	99	A wooden doll with horns is on the back table. 20	7	0	2	1	"Looks like something out of Archie McFees." 20	9	0	1	99	20	6	0	1	99	20	8	0	1	99	20	12	0	1	99	16	0	0	1	99	16	7	0	1	99	There's a curved ritual-looking dagger on the back wall. 16	7	0	2	99	Something about the shape of that knife gives Gabriel the creeps. 16	7	3	1	99	That knife looks familiar. It must be because of Hartridge's slides. Khu-bha-sah, wasn't it called? 16	9	0	1	99	16	6	0	1	99	16	8	0	1	99	Gabriel doesn't want anything to DO with that knife. 16	12	0	1	99	16	60	0	1	99	There's no place to conceal the signal device on the khu-bha-sah. 14	0	0	1	99	There's no reason to disturb the portrait on the wall. 14	7	36	1	99	***Look at picture of Marie Laveau. 14	7	37	1	99	A striking, but rather badly painted, portrait of a turbaned woman is on the back wall. Gabriel wonders who she might be. 14	9	0	1	99	14	6	0	1	99	14	8	0	1	99	14	12	0	1	99	1	10	0	1	99	1	7	0	1	99	The Historical New Orleans Voodoo Museum has been established in an old French Quarter residence. The museum is colorfully painted and brimming with items "authentic and original." 1	7	0	2	1	"And slightly tacky." 1	11	0	1	99	There's no one to speak to in that part of the museum. 21	0	0	1	99	21	7	0	1	1	"This is just like watching cable." 21	9	0	1	99	21	6	0	1	99	21	8	0	1	99	21	12	0	1	99	4	0	0	1	99	4	7	0	1	1	"He's got more hair than Mosely." 4	9	0	1	99	4	6	0	1	99	4	8	0	1	99	4	12	0	1	99	9	0	0	1	99	Using that on the snake would not solve anything. 9	10	0	1	99	9	7	0	1	99	A very, very large, very, very formidable-looking snake is secured in a plexiglass cage well out of reach. 9	4	20	1	25	"***The python is quite dangerous. I wouldn't get too close if I were you." 9	4	20	2	1	"***Thanks for the advice." 9	4	21	1	24	"Please don't get near our python, Sir. It's not a pet." 9	4	21	2	1	"Gee, and it looks so friendly, too." 9	9	0	1	99	9	6	0	1	99	9	8	0	1	99	9	12	20	1	1	"That snake...." 9	12	20	2	25	"***Is deadly. That's why the cage is out of public reach." 9	12	20	3	1	"***I see." 9	12	21	1	1	"That snake...." 9	12	21	2	24	"Is not for handling. Even I wouldn't touch it." 9	11	0	1	99	The snake isn't likely to cooperate with Gabriel that way. 9	3	20	1	25	9	3	21	1	24	26	0	9	1	1	"***Why is it so dark in here?" 26	0	9	2	1	"***Dr. John? Hello?" 26	0	9	3	1	"***Damn. Why was the door open if...." 26	0	9	4	1	"***Uh, oh." 26	0	9	5	1	"***gaaak!!!" 26	0	9	6	1	"***gaaak!!!" 26	0	4	1	25	"(FRIENDLY, CONTROLLED, SMOOTH)Welcome, my friend." 26	0	4	2	1	"***Hello." 26	0	4	3	25	"***I'm the museum proprietor, Dr. John. If you need anything or have any questions I'd be happy to help." 26	0	4	4	1	"***Great. My name is Gabriel Knight, and I probably take you up on that.  Thanks." 26	0	1	1	24	"(SLIGHTLY BORED SOUNDING)Hello there." 26	0	1	2	1	"Hi." 26	0	38	1	1	"***Hello, Dr. John." 26	0	38	2	25	"***Good day, Mr. Knight." 26	0	12	1	99	***The lack of oxygen reaches a critical level. Gabriel spirals down into the darkness.... 26	0	12	2	99	***For good! 7	0	0	1	99	7	7	0	1	99	A leather whip hangs from a peg on the wall. 7	7	0	2	1	"Ooh, hurt me." 7	7	3	1	99	***If Gabriel's remembering correctly, the Voudoun call their ritual whips Fwet Kash. 7	9	0	1	99	7	6	0	1	99	7	8	0	1	99	Gabriel would probably amputate his own head if he tried to operate that whip. 7	12	0	1	99	7	60	0	1	99	***There's no way to conceal the signal device on the fwet kash. 22	7	0	1	99	The window overlooks Chartres Street. 22	9	0	1	99	It's rather noisy and dusty on the street, which is probably why the window is closed in the first place. 22	6	0	1	99	22	8	0	1	99	22	12	0	1	99	Gabriel can't take the window. 11	0	0	1	99	There's no reason to use that on the wishing stump. 11	7	0	1	99	A small placard says that this is an official Voodoo "wishing stump." Rub it and make a wish, the card says. 11	7	0	2	1	"Funny, I say the same thing to women." 11	9	0	1	99	11	6	0	1	99	The wishing stump doesn't open. 11	8	53	1	1	"I wish I could keep Malia for good." 11	8	53	2	1	"Really, I mean it." 11	8	53	3	25	"What was that?" 11	8	53	4	1	"Uh, nothing." 11	8	52	1	1	"I wish Malia Gedde were as hot for me as I am for her." 11	8	45	1	1	"I wish Demi Moore would slip into my room tonight." 11	8	46	1	1	"I wish my publisher would actually PROMOTE one of my novels for a change." 11	8	47	1	1	"I wish Grace wasn't so straight-laced." 11	8	48	1	1	"I wish I could afford to take Gran on a cruise." 11	8	49	1	1	"I wish this Voodoo book I'm working on hits the best-seller list." 11	8	50	1	1	"I wish I had something better to rub than this stupid stump." 11	12	0	1	99

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1	0	1	1	99	Day 1 1	0	25	1	99	You have reached the end of the Day 1 playable demo. There are 9 more days of this adventure due out Fall '93. If you have any feedback, let us know.... 1	0	2	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 1	0	3	1	99	"What rough beast, its hour come round at last,					Slouches towards Bethlehem to be born?" --W. B. Yeats 1	0	4	1	99	***Day 2 1	0	5	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 1	0	6	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 1	0	7	1	99	"***Poem for day 2" 1	0	8	1	99	***Day 3 1	0	9	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 1	0	10	1	5	"***Excuse me, please. I need to get inside." 1	0	10	2	2	"***(WARY)Oh? I'm afraid St. George's is closed for the evening." 1	0	10	3	5	"***(STIFFLY)I'm sorry, I'm not a customer. My name is Malia Gedde.  I'm here to see Mr. Knight." 1	0	10	4	2	"***I'll tell him you were by in the morning. If you'd care to leave me your name and number...." 1	0	10	5	5	"***(BEGINNING TO GET MIFFED)If he's here, I'm sure he'd like to see me now. Is he?  Here?" 1	0	10	6	2	"***Well, I really couldn't say for certain, but in the morning...." 1	0	10	7	1	"***Go home, Gracie." 1	0	11	1	99	"***Poem for day 3" 1	0	12	1	99	***Day 4 1	0	13	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 1	0	14	1	5	"***Hello?" 1	0	14	2	1	"***It's me. I can't sleep." 1	0	14	3	5	"***Me neither." 1	0	14	4	1	"***Can I...?" 1	0	14	5	5	"***Come." 1	0	15	1	99	"***Poem for day 4" 1	0	16	1	99	***Day 5 1	0	17	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 1	0	18	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 1	0	19	1	1	"***Damn!" 1	0	20	1	99	"***Poem for day 5" 1	0	21	1	99	***Day 6 1	0	22	1	99	"***Poem for day 6" 1	0	23	1	99	***Day 7 1	0	24	1	99	"***Poem for day 7"

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8	0	0	1	99	***Generic inventory item on CHAIR. 8	10	0	1	99	***Ask CHAIR. 8	7	0	1	99	***Look at CHAIR. 8	9	0	1	99	***MOVE CHAIR. 8	6	0	1	99	***Open/close CHAIR. 8	8	8	1	26	"***That's it. Take a load off, hon." 8	8	1	1	99	***Gabriel is already using the chair. 8	12	0	1	99	***Pick up CHAIR. 8	11	0	1	99	***Talk CHAIR. 11	0	0	1	99	***Generic inventory item on CLOCK. 11	10	0	1	99	***Ask CLOCK. 11	7	0	1	99	***Look at CLOCK. 11	9	0	1	99	***MOVE CLOCK. 11	6	0	1	99	***Open/close CLOCK. 11	8	0	1	99	***Operate CLOCK. 11	12	0	1	99	***Pick up CLOCK. 11	11	0	1	99	***Talk CLOCK. 2	0	0	1	99	***Generic inventory item  on  EXIT  TO STREET. 2	10	0	1	99	***Ask EXIT. 2	7	0	1	99	***Look at EXIT TO STREET. 2	9	0	1	99	***MOVE EXIT TO STREET. 2	6	0	1	1	"***Well, Gran, I think I'd better get going." 2	6	0	2	26	"***Alright, dear." 2	6	18	1	26	"***Be good and keep safe, Gabriel." 2	6	18	2	1	"***I will, Gran. See ya." 2	6	19	1	26	"***Thanks for stopping by." 2	6	19	2	1	"***No problem. Love ya, Gran." 2	6	20	1	26	"***Take it easy on those women out there, will you, Gabe?" 2	6	20	2	1	"***Women? You're my only girl, Gran.  Forever." 2	6	21	1	26	"***Don't take any wooden nickels, boy." 2	6	21	2	1	"***I'm trying, Gran." 2	6	22	1	26	"***Remember that I love you, Gabriel." 2	6	22	2	1	"***Love you too, Gran." 2	8	0	1	99	***Operate EXIT TO STREET. 2	12	0	1	99	***Pick up EXIT TO STREET. 2	11	0	1	99	***Talk EXIT. 4	0	0	1	99	***Generic inventory item on FIREPLACE. 4	10	0	1	99	***Ask FIREPLACE. 4	7	0	1	99	***Look at FIREPLACE. 4	9	0	1	99	***MOVE FIREPLACE. 4	6	0	1	99	***Open/close FIREPLACE. 4	8	0	1	99	***Operate FIREPLACE. 4	12	0	1	99	***Pick up FIREPLACE. 4	11	0	1	99	***Talk FIREPLACE. 9	0	0	1	99	***Generic  inventory    item    on FOREG_LAMP. 9	10	0	1	99	***Ask FOREG_LAMP. 9	7	0	1	99	***Look at FOREG_LAMP. 9	9	0	1	99	***MOVE FOREG_LAMP. 9	6	0	1	99	***Open/close FOREG_LAMP. 9	8	0	1	99	***Operate FOREG_LAMP. 9	12	0	1	99	***Pick up FOREG_LAMP. 9	11	0	1	99	***Talk FOREG_LAMP. 10	0	0	1	99	***Generic  inventory    item    on FOREG_VASE. 10	10	0	1	99	***Ask FOREG_VASE. 10	7	0	1	99	***Look at FOREG_VASE. 10	9	0	1	99	***MOVE FOREG_VASE. 10	6	0	1	99	***Open/close FOREG_VASE. 10	8	0	1	99	***Operate FOREG_VASE. 10	12	0	1	99	***Pick up FOREG_VASE. 10	11	0	1	99	***Talk FOREG_VASE. 7	0	0	1	99	***Generic  inventory    item    on GRANDMA_PIC. 7	10	0	1	99	***Ask GRANDMA_PIC. 7	7	0	1	99	***Look at GRANDMA_PIC. 7	9	0	1	99	***MOVE GRANDMA_PIC. 7	6	0	1	99	***Open/close GRANDMA_PIC. 7	8	0	1	99	***Operate GRANDMA_PIC. 7	12	0	1	99	***Pick up GRANDMA_PIC. 7	11	0	1	99	***Talk GRANDMA_PIC. 6	0	0	1	99	***Generic  inventory    item    on GRANDPA_PIC. 6	10	0	1	99	***Ask GRANDPA_PIC. 6	7	0	1	99	***Look at GRANDPA_PIC. 6	9	0	1	99	***MOVE GRANDPA_PIC. 6	6	0	1	99	***Open/close GRANDPA_PIC. 6	8	0	1	99	***Operate GRANDPA_PIC. 6	12	0	1	99	***Pick up GRANDPA_PIC. 6	11	0	1	99	***Talk GRANDPA_PIC. 19	0	0	1	1	19	0	0	2	26	"***Sorry, no, Gabriel." 19	10	0	1	1	"***Can we talk, Gran?" 19	10	0	2	26	"***Of course, my boy! How can I help?" 19	32	0	1	1	"***Do you need any money, Gran?" 19	32	0	2	26	"***No thank you, Dear, I'm fine." 19	15	0	1	1	19	15	0	2	26	"***I believe that was your fathers, Gabriel. You keep it." 19	7	0	1	1	"***That's my Gran. Adorable as always." 19	7	0	2	26	"***You're such a tease!" 19	9	0	1	99	***MOVE GRANNY. 19	17	0	1	99	***Gabriel doesn't want to upset his grandmother with that photograph! 19	41	0	1	1	19	41	0	2	26	"***1810? Goodness, Gabriel, I'm not THAT old!" 19	6	0	1	99	***Open/close GRANNY. 19	8	0	1	99	***Operate GRANNY. 19	12	0	1	99	***Pick up GRANNY. 19	14	0	1	1	19	14	0	2	26	"***Er...no, Dear. I'm afraid I don't speak a word of German." 19	39	0	1	1	19	39	0	3	26	"***That one in the middle is your Grandfather. Those other two I don't know." 19	11	15	1	1	"***How have you been, Grandma?" 19	11	15	2	26	"***Just fine, dear. I'm sorry I bothered you at work, but I was hoping you'd get a chance to go through your father's things in the attic." 19	11	15	3	1	"***You can call me anytime, Gran." 19	11	9	1	1	"***Talk GRANNY 1." 19	11	9	2	26	"***Random Granny response 1." 19	11	10	1	1	"***Talk GRANNY 2." 19	11	10	2	26	"***Random Granny response 2." 19	11	11	1	1	"***Talk GRANNY 3." 19	11	11	2	26	"***Random Granny response 3." 19	11	12	1	1	"***Talk GRANNY 4." 19	11	12	2	26	"***Random Granny response 4." 19	11	13	1	1	"***Talk GRANNY 5." 19	11	13	2	26	"***Random Granny response 5." 19	11	14	1	1	"***Talk GRANNY 6." 19	11	14	2	26	"***Random Granny response 6." 19	36	0	1	1	19	36	0	2	26	"***Is that from your uncle in Germany? I hope you like him, Gabriel.  Perhaps one day I'll get to meet him." 13	0	0	1	99	***Generic inventory item on KNIT_BASKET. 13	10	0	1	99	***Ask KNIT_BASKET. 13	7	0	1	99	***Look at KNIT_BASKET. 13	9	0	1	99	***MOVE KNIT_BASKET. 13	6	0	1	99	***Open/close KNIT_BASKET. 13	8	0	1	99	***Operate KNIT_BASKET. 13	12	0	1	99	***Pick up KNIT_BASKET. 13	11	0	1	99	***Talk KNIT_BASKET. 16	0	0	1	99	***Generic inventory item on MAGAZINE_BIN. 16	10	0	1	99	***Ask MAGAZINE_BIN. 16	7	0	1	99	***Look at MAGAZINE_BIN. 16	9	0	1	99	***MOVE MAGAZINE_BIN. 16	6	0	1	99	***Open/close MAGAZINE_BIN. 16	8	0	1	99	***Operate MAGAZINE_BIN. 16	12	0	1	99	***Pick up MAGAZINE_BIN. 16	11	0	1	99	***Talk MAGAZINE_BIN. 15	0	0	1	99	***Generic  inventory    item    on MISC_PHOTOS. 15	10	0	1	99	***Ask MISC_PHOTOS. 15	7	0	1	99	***Look at MISC_PHOTOS. 15	9	0	1	99	***MOVE MISC_PHOTOS. 15	6	0	1	99	***Open/close MISC_PHOTOS. 15	8	0	1	99	***Operate MISC_PHOTOS. 15	12	0	1	99	***Pick up MISC_PHOTOS. 15	11	0	1	99	***Talk MISC_PHOTOS. 21	0	23	1	1	"***Does this mean anything to you, Gran?" 21	0	4	1	26	"***Make yourself at home, Son." 12	0	0	1	99	***Generic  inventory    item    on OVERH_LAMP. 12	10	0	1	99	***Ask OVERH_LAMP. 12	7	0	1	99	***Look at OVERH_LAMP. 12	9	0	1	99	***MOVE OVERH_LAMP. 12	6	0	1	99	***Open/close OVERH_LAMP. 12	8	0	1	99	***Operate OVERH_LAMP. 12	12	0	1	99	***Pick up OVERH_LAMP. 12	11	0	1	99	***Talk OVERH_LAMP. 17	0	0	1	99	***Generic inventory item on POT_PLANT. 17	10	0	1	99	***Ask POT_PLANT. 17	7	0	1	99	***Look at POT_PLANT. 17	9	0	1	99	***MOVE POT_PLANT. 17	6	0	1	99	***Open/close POT_PLANT. 17	8	0	1	99	***Operate POT_PLANT. 17	12	0	1	99	***Pick up POT_PLANT. 17	11	0	1	99	***Talk POT_PLANT. 1	0	0	1	99	***General room USE INVENTORY msg. 1	10	0	1	99	***General room ask msg. 1	7	0	1	99	***Granny's parlor ROOM LOOK. 1	9	0	1	99	***General room move msg. 1	6	0	1	99	***General room open/close msg. 1	8	0	1	99	***General room operate msg. 1	12	0	1	99	***General room pickup msg. 1	11	0	1	99	***Talk on room. 1	13	1	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 3	0	0	1	99	***Generic inventory item on SOFA. 3	10	0	1	99	***Ask SOFA. 3	7	0	1	99	***Look at SOFA. 3	9	0	1	99	***MOVE SOFA. 3	6	0	1	99	***Open/close SOFA. 3	8	0	1	99	***Operate SOFA. 3	12	0	1	99	***Pick up SOFA. 3	11	0	1	99	***Talk SOFA. 20	0	2	1	26	"***Gabriel! I'm so glad you stopped by!" 20	0	2	2	1	"***Sorry it's been a while, Grandma." 20	0	2	3	26	"***Not at all. Give us a kiss." 20	0	2	4	26	"***Now come and sit down, and tell me how you're doing." 20	0	3	1	26	"***Gabriel, my love. How nice to see you!" 20	0	3	2	1	"***Nice to see you too, Gran." 20	0	3	3	26	20	0	5	1	26	"***Gabriel, come in!" 20	0	5	2	1	"***Hi, Gran." 20	0	5	3	1	20	0	6	1	26	"***It's my favorite Grandson! How nice!" 20	0	6	3	1	"***Your only Grandson, but nice try Gran." 20	0	6	4	26	20	0	7	1	26	"***My precious boy! How wonderful of you to stop by!" 20	0	7	2	1	"***Can't stay away from you, Gran." 20	0	7	3	26	5	0	0	1	99	***Generic inventory item on STAIRS. 5	10	0	1	99	***Ask STAIRS. 5	7	0	1	99	***Look at STAIRS. 5	9	0	1	99	***MOVE STAIRS. 5	6	0	1	99	***OPEN STAIRS. 5	8	0	1	99	***Operate STAIRS. 5	12	0	1	99	***Pick up STAIRS. 5	11	0	1	99	***Talk STAIRS. 5	63	16	1	1	"***I'm going to go up to the attic, Gran." 5	63	16	2	26	"***Be careful of the dust up there, Gabriel." 5	63	17	1	1	"***I'm going up to the attic again." 5	63	17	2	26	"***Have fun." 18	0	0	1	99	***Generic  inventory    item    on TABLE_LAMP. 18	10	0	1	99	***Ask TABLE_LAMP. 18	7	0	1	99	***Look at TABLE_LAMP. 18	9	0	1	99	***MOVE TABLE_LAMP. 18	6	0	1	99	***Open/close TABLE_LAMP. 18	8	0	1	99	***Operate TABLE_LAMP. 18	12	0	1	99	***Pick up TABLE_LAMP. 18	11	0	1	99	***Talk TABLE_LAMP. 14	0	0	1	99	***Generic inventory item on WOOD_BIN. 14	10	0	1	99	***Ask WOOD_BIN. 14	7	0	1	99	***Look at WOOD_BIN. 14	9	0	1	99	***MOVE WOOD_BIN. 14	6	0	1	99	***Open/close WOOD_BIN. 14	8	0	1	99	***Operate WOOD_BIN. 14	12	0	1	99	***Pick up WOOD_BIN. 14	11	0	1	99	***Talk WOOD_BIN.

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1	0	0	2	99	There's no reason to do that to the bench. 1	7	0	1	99	Benches provide a quiet spot for resting in the park. 1	9	0	1	99	The benches are permanently attached to the ground beneath them. 1	6	0	1	99	The bench doesn't work that way. 1	8	0	1	99	1	12	0	1	99	2	0	0	1	99	***Generic inventory item on Crash. 2	10	0	1	99	2	7	0	1	99	***Crash is pale and trembling and nearly jumping out of his skin with paranoid scanning of the area. 2	7	0	2	99	***He looks terrified. 2	9	0	1	99	***MOVE Crash. 2	6	0	1	99	***Open/close Crash. 2	8	0	1	99	***Operate Crash. 2	12	0	1	99	***Pick up Crash. 2	11	0	1	99	***Crash looks anxious NOT to speak with Gabriel. He won't even let him get close. 3	0	0	1	99	Using that on the fence would be pointless. 3	7	0	1	99	A wrought-iron fence surrounds the Jackson statue. 3	9	0	1	99	The iron bars of the fence are quite sturdy. Gabriel can't move them. 3	6	0	1	99	Gabriel can't bend the bars, he's too big to fit through them, and those spikes on top look sharp. 3	8	0	1	99	The iron fence cannot be operated. 3	12	0	1	99	3	13	0	1	99	14	0	0	1	99	Gabriel can't reach the statue to try that. 14	10	0	1	99	14	7	0	1	99	A statue of Andrew Jackson, in bronze, marks the center of Jackson Square. 14	9	0	1	99	The statue of Jackson isn't going anywhere. 14	6	0	1	99	Gabriel can't do that with the Jackson statue. 14	8	0	1	99	14	12	0	1	99	14	11	0	1	99	The statue does not respond. 10	0	3	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 10	0	4	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 10	0	11	1	29	"Hey, stop picking on me! I'll tell my Dad!" 10	0	12	1	30	"You white-faced geek! You wanna eat my fist?" 10	0	9	1	28	"Why, you nasty thing, you! I'll call the police, I will!" 10	0	10	1	31	"Well, I never! Leave me alone you, you, you... MAN!" 4	0	0	1	99	There's no reason to use that on the lampposts. 4	10	0	1	99	4	7	0	1	99	Iron lampposts add charm to Jackson Square and provide illumination at night. 4	9	0	1	99	The lampposts couldn't be moved even if Gabriel were so inspired. 4	6	0	1	99	The lampposts don't open or close. 4	8	0	1	99	The lampposts cannot be operated--at least, not manually. They're on timers. 4	12	0	1	99	4	11	0	1	99	The lampposts have little to say. 5	0	0	1	99	Gabriel doesn't want to encourage that mime by showing him anything. 5	10	0	1	99	Interrogating a mime would be a frustrating exercise. 5	7	6	1	99	It's one of those mimes. Oh, boy. 5	7	5	1	99	Wasn't that mime somewhere else a minute ago? 5	7	7	1	1	"Better them than me." 5	9	0	1	99	He seems to have a mind of his own. 5	6	0	1	99	That wouldn't work on the mime. 5	8	0	1	99	5	12	6	1	99	Gabriel probably COULD pick up the mime, if he got close enough. The question is, would he want to? 5	12	5	1	99	It seems that Gabriel has already done that. 5	12	7	1	99	5	11	6	1	99	Talking to a mime is liable to get little back but lip syncing. 5	11	5	1	1	"Stop following me!" 5	11	7	1	99	6	0	0	1	99	The other park visitors aren't interested in looking at Gabriel's stash. 6	10	0	1	99	6	7	0	1	99	People seem to be enjoying the park, despite the lack of sunshine. 6	9	0	1	99	6	6	0	1	99	6	8	0	1	99	6	12	0	1	99	That's a rather rude way to treat the other park visitors. 6	11	0	1	99	The other park visitors are enjoying their leisure and aren't interested in talking to Gabriel. 6	13	1	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 13	0	0	1	99	13	7	0	1	99	A path leads north to St. Louis Cathedral. 13	9	0	1	99	13	6	0	1	99	13	8	0	1	99	13	12	0	1	99	13	13	8	1	99	The path north leads to St. Louis Cathedral. The cathedral is not available for the day 1 demo. 13	13	1	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 13	13	2	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 7	0	0	1	99	7	7	0	1	99	A path south leads back out into the French Quarter. 7	9	0	1	99	The path isn't going anywhere. 7	6	0	1	99	The path doesn't do that. 7	8	0	1	99	7	12	0	1	99	7	13	1	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 7	13	2	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 8	0	0	1	99	There's no reason to use that in the park. 8	10	0	1	99	8	7	0	1	99	Jackson Square is a beautiful little park, a good place to rest while exploring the French Quarter, and a great place to be entertained by local performers. 8	9	0	1	99	The park officials might not appreciate Gabriel trying to move that. 8	12	0	1	99	Gabriel doesn't want to take that out of the park. 8	11	0	1	99	There's no one there to talk to. 9	0	0	1	99	Using that on the sidewalk would be pointless. 9	7	0	1	99	A wide walk provides a pathway around the square. 9	9	0	1	99	The sidewalk is not going anywhere. 9	6	0	1	99	The sidewalk doesn't work that way. 9	8	0	1	99	9	12	0	1	99	11	7	0	1	99	Jackson Square boasts some very old trees--perhaps left over from the days when the city was under French rule. 12	0	0	1	99	Gabriel doesn't want to throw that away. 12	7	0	1	99	Give a hoot. 12	9	0	1	99	Arranging garbage cans is not Gabriel's idea of a good time. 12	6	0	1	99	These particular garbage cans do not open. 12	8	0	1	99	The garbage cans have no function other than taking whatever people throw at it. Gabriel's had days like that. 12	12	0	1	99

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1	0	0	1	1	"Does this mean anything to you?" 1	0	0	2	99	The drummer looks blankly at Gabriel and continues his rhythm uninterrupted. 1	10	1	1	1	"***Can I ask you a few questions?" 1	10	1	2	99	***The drummer stares blankly at Gabriel and does not respond. 1	10	2	1	99	1	18	0	1	99	***Gabriel listens carefully to the drum and opens his Rada book to translate.... 1	7	1	1	99	***Look at Gedde drummer. 1	7	2	1	99	A lone drummer beats with haunting rhythm on a large, authentic-looking African drum. 1	9	0	1	99	The drummer is unlikely to listen to Gabriel's suggestions about moving. 1	6	0	1	99	That wouldn't work on the drummer. 1	8	0	1	99	1	12	0	1	99	1	11	1	1	1	"***You know, I know who you are." 1	11	1	2	99	***The drummer ignores Gabriel and just continues drumming. Unnerving, isn't he? 1	11	2	1	99	The drummer is busy. 1	13	3	1	99	The drummer ignores the mime. 2	0	4	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 2	0	5	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 2	0	6	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 2	0	7	1	3	!!!Do not print this, comment msg only. 2	0	8	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 2	0	9	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 2	0	10	1	1	"***What the hell is he up to?" 2	0	11	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 2	0	12	1	14	"***Hey, come back here. HEY!" 2	0	13	1	14	"***Stupid wind! Gotta start all over!" 3	0	0	1	99	***What would the artist do with that? 3	10	14	1	1	"***Could I ask you a few questions about some things?" 3	10	14	2	14	"***I'd rather not. I really get focused when I'm drawing." 3	10	14	3	1	"***Okay, fine." 3	10	15	1	99	***The artist is an able drafter, but he probably could help Gabriel very little in his investigations. 3	34	0	1	1	"***This belongs to you, doesn't it?" 3	34	0	2	14	"***My drawing! How'd you get?" 3	34	0	3	1	"***Oh, it was a bit of a squeeze, but I hate to see you lose your work. I had a disc failure with a novel once...." 3	34	0	4	14	"***Well, you saved my butt. Lemma know if I can ever do the same for you, hey?" 3	23	16	1	1	"***Say, do you think there's anything you can do with this pattern?" 3	23	16	2	14	"***What do you need?" 3	23	16	3	1	"***Is there any way you can reconstruct the whole pattern from this partial?" 3	23	16	4	14	"***Hmmmm. It looks to me like the pattern is probably circular...and there's some repetition in the elements...it looks symmetrical." 3	23	16	5	14	"***What is this from, anyway?" 3	23	16	6	1	"***You'd never believe me." 3	23	16	7	14	"***Okey-dokey. Well, I might be able to reconstruct the pattern if I had more data, but this is just one small area of it." 3	23	16	8	14	"***If you could get me any more of these it would help." 3	23	16	9	1	"***I'll see what I can do." 3	23	17	1	1	"***I have another one of those patterns." 3	23	17	2	14	"***Really? Let's see." 3	23	17	3	14	"***Yeah, yeah. This is great.  I think there's enough overlap now...." 3	23	17	4	14	"***Well, I'll give it my best shot. I show you what I come up with tomorrow." 3	23	17	5	1	"***Great. I appreciate it." 3	23	18	1	1	"***Say, do you think there's anything you can do with this pattern?" 3	23	18	2	14	"***I'm a student. I don't take commissions." 3	23	18	3	1	"***Oh. Sorry." 3	7	0	1	99	***Look at tech artist. 3	9	0	1	99	***Hey, it's a public park. The artist has a right to his bit of grass. 3	6	0	1	99	***Open/close tech artist. 3	8	0	1	99	***Operate tech artist. 3	12	0	1	99	***Pick up tech artist. 3	48	19	1	1	3	48	20	1	1	3	48	18	1	1	3	24	19	1	1	"***I have some more of those patterns." 3	24	19	2	14	"***Really? Let's see." 3	24	19	3	14	"***Yeah, yeah. These are great.  I think there's enough overlap...." 3	24	19	4	14	"***Well, I'll give it my best shot. I show you what I come up with tomorrow." 3	24	19	5	1	"***Great. I appreciate it." 3	24	20	1	1	"***Say, do you think there's anything you can do with these patterns?" 3	24	20	2	14	"***What do you need?" 3	24	20	3	1	"***Is there any way you can reconstruct the whole pattern from these partials?" 3	24	20	4	14	"***Hmmmm. It looks to me like the pattern is probably circular...and there's some repetition in the elements...it looks symmetrical." 3	24	20	5	14	"***What is this from, anyway?" 3	24	20	6	1	"***You'd never believe me." 3	24	20	7	14	"***Okey-dokey. Well, it seems to me that there's...hmmm...I think there's an area missing.  If you could get me any more of these it would help." 3	24	20	8	1	"***I'll see what I can do." 3	24	18	1	1	"***Say, do you think there's anything you can do with these patterns?" 3	24	18	2	14	"***Uh, I'm kind of busy and I don't normally do requests." 3	24	18	3	1	"***Oh. Okay." 3	11	21	1	1	"***How's it going today?" 3	11	21	2	14	"***What?! Oh, it's only you." 3	11	21	3	14	"***Man, I've been jumpy all day. That pattern you had me do really freaked me out for some reason.  It's just...creepy." 3	11	21	4	1	"***(EXCITED)You finished it?" 3	11	21	5	14	"***Yeah, and you're welcome to it. Here." 3	11	21	6	1	"***Wow, this is great!" 3	11	21	7	14	"***Uh-huh. Just don't, like, blow up the planet with it or something, okay?  My karma already feels sooty just from drawing it." 3	11	21	8	1	"***I didn't mean to...." 3	11	21	9	14	"***Ah, forget it. Probably just me being stupid.  Do you thing with it, and good luck." 3	11	22	1	1	"***Thanks again for that pattern." 3	11	22	2	14	"***No problem." 3	11	23	1	1	"***How's it going?" 3	11	23	2	14	"***Sheez! I just lost two days worth of work, but besides that...." 3	11	23	3	1	"***What are you working on now?" 3	11	23	4	14	"***Just starting another drawing of the cathedral." 3	11	24	1	1	"***Nice drawing of the cathedral." 3	11	24	2	14	"***Thanks." 3	11	24	3	1	"***It's incredibly precise." 3	11	24	4	14	"***Well, I'm an architectural student, actually. It's good practice." 3	11	25	1	1	"***What else do you need to do that reconstruction." 3	11	25	2	14	"***Any more parts of that pattern you can find would be helpful." 3	11	25	3	1	"***I'll see what I can do." 3	11	26	1	1	"***Those drawing tools are amazing." 3	11	26	2	14	"***Yeah, they're great for laying lines, angles, circles...anything geometric. It's a rather anal form of creatively, but I prefer it to freehand." 3	11	27	1	1	"***Can you draw anything with those tools?" 3	11	27	2	14	"***They're great for ordered, complex forms and patterns, but they won't help me do Monet." 3	11	27	3	1	"***Oh." 3	11	28	1	1	"***Is there anything else you need to do that reconstruction." 3	11	28	2	14	"***I think I have enough now, thanks." 3	11	29	1	1	"***Do you mind if I watch you?" 3	11	29	2	14	"***Be my guest."

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1	0	0	1	99	The Cajun band is a little busy for that right now. 1	10	0	1	99	1	7	0	1	99	A Cajun band, inventive as always with their instruments, is having a good old time on the lawn. Funny how catchy that toe-tapping can be. 1	9	0	1	99	Gabriel doesn't want to move the Cajun band. 1	6	0	1	99	The Cajun band wouldn't appreciate that. 1	8	0	1	99	1	12	0	1	99	1	11	0	1	99	1	13	1	1	13	"Knock it off, you, before I shove this washboard down your throat!" 2	0	0	1	99	***Gabriel isn't close enough to the drawing to do that. 2	7	0	1	99	***There's a drawing caught up against the statue. 2	9	0	1	99	***Gabriel can't reach the drawing to move it. 2	6	0	1	99	***Gabriel can't open the drawing. 2	8	0	1	99	***Gabriel can't operate the drawing. 2	12	0	1	99	***Gabriel can't get close enough to the drawing to pick it up. 2	11	0	1	1	"***Hey, float over here, would you?" 2	11	0	2	99	***Not surprisingly, the drawing ignores Gabriel. 3	0	2	1	1	"***See that piece of paper that's stuck up against the statue? See if you can get it for me." 3	0	2	2	20	"*** Sure thing." 3	0	2	3	20	"***Here ya go." 3	0	2	4	1	"***Thanks, kid." 3	0	2	5	20	"***Yup. See ya." 3	0	3	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 3	0	4	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 3	0	5	1	3	!!!Do not print this, comment msg only. 3	0	6	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 3	0	7	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 3	0	8	1	14	"***Ooooh! Unbelievable!  Rotten luck!"

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1	0	0	1	99	The band is a bit busy to be bothered with that. 1	10	0	1	99	1	7	0	1	99	A blues band entertains on the lawn. Now THAT'S music. 1	9	0	1	99	The band obviously likes this spot and wouldn't care to be moved. 1	6	0	1	99	The band doesn't work that way. 1	8	0	1	99	1	12	0	1	99	Gabriel's no groupie. 1	11	0	1	99	The band is too into performing to talk to Gabriel. 1	13	1	1	16	"Ah, man! Go bother somebody else, dude!" 2	0	2	1	99	***She's kind of busy at the moment. 2	0	3	1	1	"***Does this mean anything to you?" 2	0	3	2	21	"***No. Does THIS mean anything to YOU?" 2	10	2	1	99	2	10	3	1	1	"***Could I ask you a few questions, Madame Lorelei?" 2	10	3	2	21	"***The only questions I answer are done so in my readings. I'm sure your palm would be quite...interesting." 2	32	3	1	99	***Gabriel wouldn't mind having his fortune read, but he's not keen enough about it to pay cold, hard cash. 2	7	2	1	1	"***I'm looking, I'm looking!" 2	7	3	1	99	***Madame Lorelei, the fortune teller, is garbed in a belly dancer's outfit and wears a long Boa around her neck...a REAL Boa! 2	9	0	1	99	***She looks like she's pretty good at moving herself. 2	6	0	1	99	***Open/close belly dancer. 2	8	0	1	99	***Madame Lorelei dances when she's inspired. 2	12	2	1	1	"***Not a bad idea." 2	12	2	2	99	***Gabriel doesn't look like he has money, so the belly dancer must truly find him attractive. 2	12	2	3	1	"***Natch." 2	12	2	4	99	***'Madame Lorelei' winks knowingly at Gabriel. 2	12	3	1	99	***Madame Lorelei seems less approachable sitting behind that booth. 2	11	2	1	99	***Madame Lorelei is rather preoccupied at the moment. 2	11	3	1	1	"***Madame Lorelei, is it?" 2	11	3	2	21	"***What do you want, handsome?" 2	35	0	1	1	"***I think this veil belongs to you." 2	35	0	2	21	4	0	0	1	99	***Why do that to the booth? 4	7	2	1	99	4	7	2	2	99	***The owner is currently plying a different sort of wares, however. 4	7	6	1	99	***Madame Lorelei's booth is deserted. 4	7	7	1	99	***It appears that Madame Lorelei has returned. 4	7	8	1	99	4	7	8	2	99	***That's good. Gabriel had been rather worried about her. 4	7	5	1	99	***The booth is a colorful melange. It announces the owner as a 'Madame Lorelei' and gives prices for palm readings ($20.00), crystal ball gazing ($15.00), and birth charts ($50.00). 4	7	3	1	99	4	7	3	2	99	***Madame Lorelei herself lounges at the booth, fondling her snake. 4	9	6	1	99	***The city will drag the booth off eventually, if the owner doesn't come back to collect it. 4	9	9	1	99	***The resident of the booth would not appreciate Gabriel screwing with its location. 5	0	0	1	99	Gabriel doesn't need to use that on the cop's motorcycle. 5	10	0	1	99	5	7	0	1	99	The police motorcycle makes a convenient vehicle for pulling into the park, though if Gabriel tried it with HIS cycle, they'd probably tow it. 5	7	0	2	99	5	9	0	1	99	Move the cop's motorcycle? While it might be amusing, Gabriel would prefer NOT to be arrested right now. 5	6	0	1	99	The cycle doesn't open or close. 5	8	0	1	99	5	12	0	1	99	Gabriel likes his own cycle much better, thanks. Besides, even Mosely couldn't get him out of that one. 5	11	0	1	99	The motorcycle has little to say. 6	0	0	1	99	The cycle cop doesn't seem the type to have anything enlightening to say about that. 6	10	0	1	1	"Could I ask you a few questions?" 6	10	0	2	9	"Not now, buddy. I'm busy." 6	10	0	3	1	"I should've noticed that. Thanks." 6	10	0	4	99	Yeah, right. 6	7	0	1	99	A police officer is either off-duty or patrolling the park. Or both. 6	9	0	1	99	That might not work too well. 6	6	0	1	99	The police officer would no doubt take offense if Gabriel tried that. 6	8	0	1	99	6	12	0	1	99	Nah. He's not Gabriel's type. 6	11	0	1	1	"Good day, Officer." 6	11	0	2	9	"Yeah, to you to. Keep moving." 6	13	10	1	99	The mime doesn't look too anxious to get near that cop again. 6	13	11	1	9	"Hey, cut that out!" 6	13	11	2	9	"I told you to stop that!" 6	13	11	3	9	"Alright, Mister. You want some of this?" 6	13	12	1	9	"Why, you little....!" 7	0	0	1	99	Using that on the police radio won't help. 7	10	0	1	99	7	7	0	1	99	On the motorcycle is a police radio. 7	9	0	1	99	There's no reason to move the radio. The officer would miss it. 7	6	0	1	99	The radio doesn't open or close. 7	8	13	1	1	"Mind if I use that police radio?" 7	8	13	2	9	"What are you, nuts? Forget it!" 7	8	13	3	1	"Gee, touchy." 7	8	14	1	99	Gabriel picks up the headset and listens.... 7	8	14	2	15	"Ambulance 91, have you located the crime scene? They've radioed for you three times." 7	8	14	3	18	"Damn! Did you say it was NORTH of the Lake Retreat Country Club?" 7	8	14	4	15	" SOUTH. Lakeside Drive, NORTH of the Piedmont Pier, SOUTH of the country club." 7	8	14	5	18	"Man, I don't know if it's the clouds out here today or what! Good thing this guy is already dead!" 7	8	14	6	15	"Well, don't feel bad. Everyone's had trouble getting there for some reason.  Must of been a batch of hallucinogens in the coffee at the precinct this morning!" 7	8	14	7	18	"It's just so misty out here or something, I...hey, I see a squad car! Got it, Molly." 7	8	14	8	15	"Thank god. Have a good one, 91. " 7	8	14	9	1	"How interesting." 7	8	14	10	9	"Hey, you! Get away from that bike!" 7	8	14	11	1	"Sorry." 7	12	0	1	99	Gabriel doesn't need to take the radio to listen to it. 7	11	0	1	99	The radio won't tell Gabriel anything that way. 8	0	0	1	99	***Gabriel should get her attention first. 8	10	0	1	99	8	7	7	1	99	8	7	8	1	99	8	9	0	1	99	***MOVE Malia as fortune teller. 8	6	0	1	99	***Open/close Malia as fortune teller. 8	8	0	1	99	***Operate Malia as fortune teller. 8	12	0	1	99	***Gabriel's already screwed that one up. Perhaps he should just talk to her. 8	11	0	1	1	"***You're back! You know, you really freaked me out!" 8	11	0	2	1	"***Yoo-hoo. Is anybody home?" 8	11	0	3	22	"***(HORRIBLY EVIL, HISSING)Stay away from Malia Gedde...." 8	11	0	4	22	"***(HORRIBLY EVIL, HISSING)Or you shall pay with your LIFE!!!" 8	11	0	5	1	"***(A TERRIFIED, UNCONSCIOUS GRUNT)Uggn!" 8	11	0	6	99	***The figure in the veils disappears as Gabriel struggles with a sudden clammy terror. 8	11	0	7	1	"***What the hell is going on?!" 9	55	15	1	97	***How's business? 9	55	16	1	97	***Er...nothing. 9	55	17	1	97	***How about a reading? 9	55	18	1	97	***(WEASELING)Could you just do a short reading...for an intimate friend? 9	55	19	1	97	***That's a nice snake you have there. 9	55	20	1	97	***I'd really like to know more about that snake. 9	55	21	1	97	***Did you lose a veil? 3	0	22	1	1	"***I think this veil belongs to you." 3	0	4	1	21	"***Oh, my veil! I'm always losing those things.  You have no idea...." 3	0	4	2	21	"***Well, darling, you are such a sweetie to return a lady's delicates--and soooo handsome as well." 3	0	4	3	1	"***Well, I...." 3	0	4	4	21	"***And since you have such a clear...interest in fortune telling, let me see your hands. They look soooo strong.  Perhaps they will make both our fortunes clear, no?" 3	0	4	5	1	"***(DISGUSTED)I wish something would." 3	0	4	6	21	"***(VERY FLIRTATIOUS)Mmmmm, strong, yes, and yet so delicate and...flexible ." 3	0	4	7	1	"***Sheez!" 3	0	4	8	21	"***Oh, good! I see a mysterious woman in your immediate future!" 3	0	4	9	99	***Madame Lorelei winks at Gabriel knowingly. 3	0	4	10	21	"***(FLIRTATION AT FIRST, THEN FALTERING)She is a dangerous one, dark and beautiful. I see a clear fork in your life soon...." 3	0	4	11	99	***The blood drains from Madame Lorelei's face in an instant. Sweat appears on her upper lip. 3	0	4	12	1	"***Are you okay?" 3	0	4	13	21	"***(BECOMING TRANCELIKE--HER VOICE CHANGES TO A MASCULINE ONE HERE--DEEP AND SCARY)There...are...forces...." 3	0	4	14	21	"***(TERRIFIED, CHOKED)Oh, god! Beware!  Beware!" 3	0	4	15	1	"***What IS is about me lately?" 10	55	15	1	1	"***How's business?" 10	55	15	2	21	"***How's business? I don't have time for that sort of conversation, darling." 10	55	16	1	1	"***Er...nothing." 10	55	16	2	21	"***(FLIRTATIOUS)Than move aside, sweetie, but stay where I can look at you, eh?" 10	55	17	1	1	"***How about a reading?" 10	55	17	2	21	"***The prices are listed on the sign." 10	55	17	3	1	"***They seem a little steep." 10	55	17	4	21	"***Well, I sometimes do my...intimate friends for nothing. But I AM a business woman." 10	55	17	5	1	"***I'm sure you are." 10	55	18	1	1	"***(WEASELING)Could you just do a short reading...for an intimate friend?" 10	55	18	2	21	"***Darling, you use your charm to toy with me. If I thought you were serious....  But, no, I must stay...firm." 10	55	19	1	1	"***That's a nice snake you have there." 10	55	19	2	21	"***I could say the same of you...." 10	55	19	3	1	"***Hmmm. Well, I know where I got mine.  Where'd you get yours?" 10	55	19	4	21	"*** That's personal." 10	55	20	1	1	"***I'd really like to know more about that snake." 10	55	20	2	21	"***Sorry, sweetie, but I don't discuss 'Elvis' with anyone." 10	55	21	1	1	"***Did you lose a veil?" 10	55	21	2	21	11	0	23	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 11	0	24	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 11	0	25	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 11	0	26	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 11	0	27	1	3	!!!Do not print this, comment msg only. 11	0	28	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 11	0	29	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 11	0	30	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 11	0	31	1	21	"***Come on, boys, hoopla!" 11	0	31	2	21	"***Thanks, boys." 11	0	32	1	15	" send ambulance to ." 11	0	32	2	15	" coroner requests assistance at ." 11	0	32	3	15	"....homicide team to ." 11	0	32	4	15	" Anyone seen Joe?" 11	0	33	1	9	"Stupid mime!" 12	0	0	1	99	***There's no reason to do that to the veil. 12	7	0	1	99	***Look at veil. 12	9	0	1	99	***Why would Gabriel want to move the veil? 12	12	0	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only.

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1	0	0	1	99	The jazz band doesn't want to be bothered with that. 1	10	0	1	99	1	7	0	1	99	That jazz band is pretty good. Of course, most jazz bands in New Orleans are. 1	9	0	1	99	The jazz band is moving as much as their going to right now. 1	6	0	1	99	The band doesn't work that way. 1	8	0	1	99	1	12	0	1	99	The band isn't likely to want to follow Gabriel around, though it would make for dramatic entrances. 1	11	0	1	99	The band isn't paying any attention to Gabriel. 1	13	1	1	17	"Ya'll gonna get it if ya'll keep at that." 2	0	0	1	99	***Generic inventory  item  on  beignet vendor. 2	10	0	1	99	***The beignet vendor is unlikely to be helpful in Gabriel's Voodoo investigations. 2	7	0	1	99	***A vendor selling beignet and cafe au lait is sitting in the Lucky Dog vendor's spot. 2	9	0	1	99	***MOVE beignet vendor. 2	6	0	1	99	***Open/close beignet vendor. 2	8	0	1	99	***Operate beignet vendor. 2	12	0	1	99	***Pick up beignet vendor. 2	11	0	1	1	"***Hello." 2	11	0	2	23	"***What can I do for you, Sir?" 3	0	0	1	99	***What would the little boy do with that? 3	10	0	1	99	***The little boy is unlikely to be able to assist Gabriel in his investigations. 3	7	2	1	99	***The little boy's dancing has gotten a little duller after eating the hot dog. 3	7	3	1	99	***A slight, rail-thin boy is tap dancing furiously, but his audience doesn't seem interested. 3	33	0	1	1	"***You wouldn't be interested in a lucky dog, by any chance?" 3	33	0	2	20	"***Would I!" 3	33	0	3	20	"***Thanks, Mister! Ya got any special requests, lemme know." 3	9	0	1	99	***If Gabriel wants the little boy to move, he'll have to do better than that. 3	6	0	1	99	***Open/close little boy. 3	8	0	1	99	***Operate little boy. 3	12	0	1	99	***The little boy doesn't look too interested in being picked up. 3	11	2	1	1	"***You mentioned something about special requests?" 3	11	2	2	20	"***Yeah, ya got one?" 3	11	4	1	1	"***You dance pretty well, for a kid." 3	11	4	2	20	"***Gimme some money den." 3	11	4	3	1	"***I don't have any." 3	11	4	4	20	"***Then don't block the view, Mister." 3	11	5	1	1	"***Do you do requests?" 3	11	5	2	20	"***Got any money?" 3	11	5	3	1	"***No." 3	11	5	4	20	"***Sompin' ta eat?" 3	11	5	5	1	"***Er, no." 3	11	5	6	20	"***Dere you have it. No." 10	0	0	1	99	***There's no reason to use that on the lucky dog cart. 10	7	0	1	99	***Look at Lucky cart. 10	9	0	1	99	4	0	0	1	99	***Generic inventory item on  lucky dog vendor. 4	10	0	1	1	"***Do you mind if I ask you a few questions?" 4	10	0	2	19	"***Yup. I mind." 4	10	0	3	1	"***Why?" 4	10	0	4	19	"***Because a) I don't know anything and b) I'm busy." 4	10	0	5	1	"***Oh." 4	5	0	1	1	"***Say, I have a gift certificate here." 4	5	0	2	19	"***Eh? I'm busy." 4	5	0	3	1	"***It's for St. George's Books. Worth $20.00." 4	5	0	4	19	"***What? St. George's?  Never heard of it." 4	5	0	5	1	"***New Orleans' finest. Believe me.  I know the owner." 4	5	0	6	19	"***Really? I'll have to check it out sometime." 4	5	0	7	1	"***You could take this gift certificate with you...if you'll give me a lucky dog for it." 4	5	0	8	19	"***A lucky dog for a $20.00 gift certificate? Sure!" 4	5	0	9	19	"***Here you go!" 4	5	0	10	1	"***And here YOU go. Thanks." 4	7	0	1	99	***The Lucky Dog vendor has his nose well and truly buried in a paperback novel. Gabriel notices that it is, not surprisingly, not one of his. 4	9	0	1	99	***MOVE lucky dog vendor. 4	6	0	1	99	***Open/close lucky dog vendor. 4	8	0	1	99	***Operate lucky dog vendor. 4	12	0	1	99	***Pick up lucky dog vendor. 4	11	6	1	1	"***You seem to be quite a reader." 4	11	6	2	19	"***Yup." 4	11	6	3	1	"***Did you ever read anything by Gabriel Knight?" 4	11	6	4	19	"***Nope." 4	11	7	1	99	***The lucky dog vendor is plainly uninterested in being bothered. 4	11	8	1	1	"***Could I get a lucky dog, please?" 4	11	8	2	19	"***Not now. I'm busy." 4	11	8	3	99	***Someone unambitious? In the 90's? Amazing! 4	11	9	1	1	"***Hello? Are you selling lucky dogs or not?" 4	11	9	2	99	***The vendor ignores Gabriel completely. 5	57	10	1	97	***What the heck are 'beignets' anyway? 5	57	11	1	97	***Oh, nothing. 5	57	12	1	97	***What happened to the guy who used to be here? 5	57	13	1	97	***Say, haven't I seen you before? 5	57	14	1	97	***You say you used to be at Royal and Conti? 5	57	14	2	97	5	57	16	1	97	***You say you're going back to Royal and Conti? 6	57	17	1	97	***Oh, nothing. 6	57	15	1	97	***Nice place. 6	57	18	1	97	***Why don't you go back there? 6	57	19	1	97	***I definitely think you should go back to Royal and Conti. 6	57	20	1	97	***Why did you leave Royal and Conti? 7	57	10	1	1	"***What the heck are 'beignets' anyway?" 7	57	10	2	23	"***Deep fried sweet dough with powdered sugar on top. New Orleans doughnuts, pal.  " 7	57	11	1	1	"***Oh, nothing." 7	57	11	2	23	"***Suit yourself." 7	57	17	1	1	7	57	15	1	1	"***Nice place." 7	57	15	2	23	"***Uh, yeah. I always did pretty well there." 7	57	12	1	1	"***What happened to the guy who used to be here?" 7	57	12	2	23	"***The Lucky Dog guy? I took his spot, Mister." 7	57	18	1	1	"***Why don't you go back there?" 7	57	18	2	23	"***Do you think? Gee, I've been kind of torn." 7	57	18	3	23	"***Must be the weather--all these thick clouds we've had all week? I just haven't had the business here that I expected." 7	57	19	1	1	"***I definitely think you should go back to Royal and Conti." 7	57	19	2	23	"***Really? You know I'm glad you think so.  I always liked that beat but, you know, you think 'well, I oughta try it....'." 7	57	19	3	1	"***Oh, absolutely. The grass is always greener." 7	57	19	4	23	"***Exactly. Yeah, you're right.  I'll go back over there today." 7	57	13	1	1	"***Say, haven't I seen you before?" 7	57	13	2	23	"***I get around the French Quarter. Used to be at Royal and Conti." 7	57	14	1	1	"***You say you used to be at Royal and Conti?" 7	57	14	2	23	"***That's right. What about it?" 7	57	16	1	1	"***You say you're going back to Royal and Conti?" 7	57	16	2	23	"***Yup, in a bit." 7	57	20	1	1	"***Why did you leave Royal and Conti?" 7	57	20	2	23	"***Well, the guy who used to be here, the Lucky Dog guy? He was my cousin, Ralph.  He went to college, see, and this spot came open." 7	57	20	3	23	"***I thought Jackson Square would be a better spot, you know. Tourists and all." 7	57	20	4	1	"***Is it?" 7	57	20	5	23	"***Well...no, actually." 7	25	21	1	1	"***Can you fit through the bars around the statue?" 7	25	21	2	20	"***Can I? Just watch me!" 7	25	21	3	1	"***Good. There's something I can't quite reach.  Follow me." 7	25	22	1	1	"***Can't think of anything at the moment." 7	25	22	2	20	"***Ok, then." 7	25	23	1	1	"***Can you do the Nutcracker Suite in D Minor?" 7	25	23	2	20	"***Say what?" 7	25	23	3	1	"***Oh, never mind." 7	25	24	1	1	"***How about 'When the Saints Come Marching In?'" 7	25	24	2	20	"***Sure." 7	25	24	3	20	"***Hey, 'Saints', guys!" 7	25	24	4	17	"***You got it, kid." 7	25	24	5	1	"***That was great, thanks." 7	25	24	6	20	"***No problem, Mister." 7	25	25	1	1	"***Could you do 'Saints' again?" 7	25	25	2	20	"***Yeah, OK. Guys?" 7	25	25	3	17	"***Hit it." 7	25	25	4	1	"***That was great, thanks." 7	25	25	5	20	"***Yup." 8	25	21	1	97	***Can you fit through the bars around the statue? 8	25	22	1	97	***Can't think of anything at the moment. 8	25	23	1	97	***Can you do the Nutcracker Suite in D Minor? 8	25	24	1	97	***How about 'When the Saints Come Marching In?' 8	25	25	1	97	***Could you do 'Saints' again? 9	0	26	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment mgs only. 9	0	27	1	3	!!!Do not print this. 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9	0	0	1	99	There's no reason to use that on the marks in the grass. 9	7	0	1	99	The grass has a matted appearance there. 9	4	0	1	99	There are marks in the grass, as though something heavy and wire had been set there. 9	9	0	1	99	The marks are part of the grass and don't move. 9	6	0	1	99	The marks in the grass can't be opened. 9	8	0	1	99	The marks in the grass don't appear to have any mechanical function. 9	12	0	1	99	Gabriel can't pick up the marks in the grass--they're part of the grass. 7	0	0	1	99	Gabriel doesn't need to use that on the clay banks of the lake. 7	7	0	1	99	The banks of Lake Pontchartrain are rich with clay deposits. 7	9	0	1	99	Move the clay where? 7	6	0	1	99	The banks of the lake don't work that way. 7	8	0	1	99	7	12	3	1	99	Gabriel decides to take a little clay from the banks of the lake. Good clay is so hard to come by these days. 7	12	3	2	1	"Yuck!" 7	12	4	1	99	Gabriel has all the clay he needs. 14	0	0	1	99	14	7	0	1	99	It's very large grass. 14	4	0	1	99	Gabriel is already magnifying the grass. 14	9	0	1	99	14	6	0	1	99	14	8	0	1	99	14	12	0	1	99	14	3	0	1	99	8	0	0	1	99	Using that on the grass would be pointless. 8	7	0	1	99	Patches of grass have managed to survive life on the banks of Lake Pontchartrain. 8	4	0	1	99	8	9	0	1	99	There doesn't seem to be any point in moving the grass. 8	6	0	1	99	The grass doesn't do that. 8	8	0	1	99	8	12	0	1	99	Gabriel doesn't need any grass. 8	3	0	1	99	2	0	0	1	99	The lake is polluted enough already. 2	10	0	1	99	2	7	0	1	99	Lake Pontchartrain is impressive. It measures 24 miles across and stretches as far as the eye can see. 2	7	0	2	99	But you wouldn't want to swim in it. 2	9	0	1	99	Feeling god-like, are we? 2	6	0	1	99	The lake doesn't open. 2	8	0	1	99	The lake doesn't operate. 2	12	0	1	99	Gabriel was just thinking that he could really USE a lake, but he doesn't want to get his pockets wet. 2	11	0	1	99	The lake has nothing to say. 2	13	0	1	99	Gabriel hates getting his hair wet. 12	0	0	1	99	12	7	0	1	99	With magnification, the marks in the grass are clearer. 12	7	0	2	99	The marks are actually deep indentations in a regular mesh pattern--something wire and heavy, perhaps? 12	4	0	1	99	12	9	0	1	99	12	6	0	1	99	12	8	0	1	99	12	12	0	1	99	12	3	0	1	99	5	0	0	1	99	Gabriel doesn't want to use that on his motorcycle. 5	10	0	1	99	Interrogating the motorcycle would be rather fruitless. 5	7	0	1	99	It's Gabriel's motorcycle. He calls it 'Ed.' 5	9	0	1	99	The best way to move the cycle is to drive it. 5	6	0	1	99	Ed doesn't work that way. 5	8	0	1	3	!!!Comment msg only. Do not print this. 5	12	0	1	1	"Ed's kinda heavy." 5	11	0	1	1	"I'm crazy about you, Ed." 10	0	0	1	99	Using that on the markings wouldn't be helpful. 10	15	5	1	99	"Hmmm. Let me try to get this down." 10	15	6	1	99	Gabriel's already done the best he could at copying those marks. 10	7	0	1	99	There seems to be a pattern to the markings in the sand. 10	7	0	2	99	But if there IS a pattern, it's smeared. There's only one small area that's clearly defined. 10	7	11	1	99	There seems to be a pattern to the markings that had surrounded the body. 10	4	0	1	99	The markings in the sand are actually fairly large. Magnification wouldn't help make them any clearer. 10	9	0	1	99	Gabriel can't move the markings on the ground. 10	12	0	1	99	Gabriel can't take the markings with him that way. 6	7	0	1	99	Reflectors mark the curve along Lakeshore Drive. 6	12	0	1	99	Gabriel can't take the road reflectors. 3	7	0	1	99	Lakeshore Drive runs around the entire lake. This is a particularly lonely stretch, but it's still a public road. 3	9	0	1	99	Talk to the road committee. 3	12	0	1	99	The road is not up for grabs. 3	13	0	1	99	Gabriel wouldn't get far on foot. 1	10	0	1	99	1	7	0	1	99	Gabriel is on the shore of Lake Pontchartrain, at a site where some poor bastard got to see who the Voodoo Murderers really are. 1	7	0	2	99	The site is now deserted. 1	11	0	1	99	There's no one here to talk to. The place is deserted. 1	13	7	1	99	16	7	0	1	99	It's extremely big sand. 16	4	0	1	99	Gabriel is already magnifying the sand. 16	9	0	1	99	16	6	0	1	99	16	8	0	1	99	16	12	0	1	99	Gabriel doesn't need any more rocks in his pockets. 16	3	0	1	99	There doesn't seem to be anything unusual there that would call for using tweezers. 17	7	0	1	99	The shore of the lake has a pebbled beach; sand and rocks creating a crunchy path underfoot. 17	4	0	1	99	17	9	0	1	99	Moving the sand around would be a thankless task. 17	6	0	1	99	The sand doesn't work that way. 17	8	0	1	99	17	12	0	1	99	17	3	0	1	99	13	7	0	1	99	Something small and iridescent is barely visible among the indentations. It looks like...a scale of some sort? 13	4	0	1	99	Gabriel is already magnifying that. 13	9	0	1	99	Moving the scale around wouldn't do any good. 13	6	0	1	99	Gabriel can't open the scale. 13	8	0	1	99	The scale doesn't do anything. 13	12	0	1	99	The scale looks a little delicate to pick up by hand. 13	3	0	1	99	Gabriel carefully uses the tweezers to take the small, iridescent scale. 11	0	10	1	99	Gabriel walks back to his motorcycle and returns to the main road. 11	0	9	1	99	There's nothing of interest that way. The crime scene ends here. 11	0	1	1	1	"Hey, Mostly." 11	0	1	2	8	"Huh?" 11	0	1	3	8	"Knight, you weener, don't do that." 11	0	1	4	1	"Feeling jumpy?" 11	0	1	5	8	"Who, me? Don't be stupid.  How did you find me?" 11	0	1	6	1	"Oh, I was just driving by." 11	0	1	7	8	"Uh-huh. Well, for the book....  But don't tell anyone I let ya see this, huh?" 11	0	1	8	8	"It's another one, as you can see. Same M.O., and no fricking clues.  We're still waiting on an I.D. for the body." 11	0	1	9	1	"That's disgusting. Isn't this a rather, er, public area for this kind of thing?" 11	0	1	10	8	"Yeah, they're fricking ghosts, these guys. Lakeshore Drive isn't exactly the 10 expressway, but it IS open to the public.  No reports of nothing." 11	0	1	11	8	"Now who the hell is that?" 11	0	1	12	8	"Ahem. Good day, Miss Gedde." 11	0	1	13	5	"What's going on Officer?" 11	0	1	14	8	"Detective Mosely, Ma'am. We've got a little problem here, but nothing for you to be concerned about, Miss Gedde." 11	0	1	15	5	"I see. Thank you, Detective.  And...good day, gentlemen." 11	0	1	16	1	"I'm in love." 11	0	1	17	8	"Forget it. That's Malia Gedde.  She's about as far out of your reach as the moon, Knight.  Probably on her way to meet some guy with a yacht right now." 11	0	1	18	1	"Near here?" 11	0	1	19	8	"The lake's a popular place for country clubs." 11	0	1	20	1	"If she's out here a lot, maybe she saw something, or heard something...." 11	0	1	21	8	"Nah! Nobody ever sees or hears nothing.  I told you.  Besides, you don't just go around bothering people like her." 11	0	1	22	9	"We've about wrapped it up, Sir. It's another clean sweep." 11	0	1	23	8	"Let's get the meat wagon moving, then." 11	0	1	24	9	"Do you want to leave an officer here, Sir?" 11	0	1	25	8	"Nah. Just leave the tape up for a few days." 11	0	1	26	9	"Yes, Sir. If you'll excuse us, Sir, we'll take him away." 11	0	1	27	8	"Stick around and take notes for the book if you want. I'll be back at the station.  Stop by if you want to go over the case some more." 11	0	1	28	1	"Thanks." 11	0	8	1	99	The crime scene team is still at the site. Gabriel parks a bit out of the way and walks over to avoid adding to the general confusion. 11	0	2	1	3	!!!Do not print this. Comment msg only. 15	0	0	1	99	Gabriel has no reason to disturb the police tape. 15	7	0	1	99	Police tape marks off the crime scene. 15	9	0	1	99	15	6	0	1	99	15	8	0	1	99	15	12	0	1	99	Gabriel doesn't need to take the police tape. 4	0	0	1	99	There's no reason to use that on the trees. 4	7	0	1	99	The trees on the banks of the lake are mostly oak and elm, very old. 4	9	0	1	99	The trees aren't going anywhere soon. 4	6	0	1	99	The trees don't do that. 4	8	0	1	99	4	12	0	1	99	Gabriel would have a tough time carrying around a tree.

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0	0	0	1	97	GRACE 0	0	11	1	97	: 0	0	1	1	97	Ask About: 0	0	2	1	97	*Other?* 0	0	3	1	97	Exit 0	0	9	1	97	^ EJECT ^ 0	0	7	1	97	[ FASTFWD >>> 0	0	10	1	97	GABRIEL: 0	0	5	1	97	[ PLAY > 0	0	8	1	97	<<< REWIND ] 0	0	6	1	97	[ STOP ] 0	0	4	1	97	Whose tape? 1	0	0	1	97	SERGEANT