Thanks, but I should be all right. You might want to get someone to look at her arm; I just want my shit back.
[A long sigh -- he absolutely doesn't want to admit this to anyone right now, but Arthur has struck him as trustworthy, and he's going to rely on that:]
Especially that pendant she took. Personal keepsake.
Two knives and one pendant, a little jade ball with a silver setting.
Look, Arthur. Law or no law -- I think you and I would agree on what's right most of the time. And if Tess is pulling this kind of shit over me ruining her blood plans, she's way off the rails.
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[A long sigh -- he absolutely doesn't want to admit this to anyone right now, but Arthur has struck him as trustworthy, and he's going to rely on that:]
Especially that pendant she took. Personal keepsake.
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I will get it back for you. Every single thing.
I know you're law. And you know I ain't. But this ain't right to me, neither.
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Look, Arthur. Law or no law -- I think you and I would agree on what's right most of the time. And if Tess is pulling this kind of shit over me ruining her blood plans, she's way off the rails.
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Yeah. Don't I know it. [He sounds tired, most of all. Worried.]
I'll leave you be.
[And he does - until the next day, when he sends him a message:]
She can give me your things, in exchange for the handkerchief. I assume the blood's already washed off?
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[And he will; the handkerchief's folded and tucked in an envelope. He's attached, in a spirit of deep sarcasm, a stick-on bow to the outside.]
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[He finds it after Yunlan's already left, and sends him back:]
You're a real gentleman.
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He doesn't - not directly. He just gets Yunlan's things back, then puts them in front of his door and knocks before sending out:
Things are on your doorstep. Do me a favor, just stay away from her for a while.
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I appreciate your help.