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Synopsis:

Vignette: A baludrian asks the other one what it’s like to have refugees at home. The host answers that it’s difficult, but what if it was his wife and children who were in a situation like that. He cannot bear the thought of it.

How to trigger:

0.
Larca Mena
: How are your new guests settling in?55c2fba2-dbe3-46d9-c265-fffcb4d29c14_A = False55c2fba2-dbe3-46d9-c265-fffcb4d29c14_A
- 2.
  Druggag
  : Well enough, well enough. Though the city's been a shock to them, after all that time on the road.
  - 1.
    Larca Mena
    : Must have been a hard walk from Elturel. They'll get used to it.
    End
6.
Larca Mena
: Six children, four adults... it must be a bit of a squeeze.55c2fba2-dbe3-46d9-c265-fffcb4d29c14_B = False, 55c2fba2-dbe3-46d9-c265-fffcb4d29c14_A = False
- 5.
  Druggag
  : We manage. They didn't bring much with them, of course - not so much as a rattle for the babe.^devnote
  - 3.
    Larca Mena
    : I can spare some things. My boy's all grown up now - he won't miss a toy or two.
    End
8.
Druggag
: Never thought I'd end up taking in refugees.55c2fba2-dbe3-46d9-c265-fffcb4d29c14_B = False55c2fba2-dbe3-46d9-c265-fffcb4d29c14_B
- 4.
  Larca Mena
  : It's a good thing you're doing. More than most would do.
  - 7.
    Druggag
    : I just pictured my own young'uns out on that road, no home, no shelter... It don't bear thinking about.
    End