Posted: 7th February 2006 00:57
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I'm looking for the exact wording of the quotes Vincent says refering to Lucrecia. It's something along these lines:
"As long as she's happy..." and "If she’s happy, then I don’t mind …" I believe those are two seperate quotes. Any help would be greatly appreciated. ![]() |
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Posted: 7th February 2006 09:45
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Er... I think I remember what he says, but it's in french, so if I translate it surely won't be what he says exactly in the english version...
![]() I know where to find the text in french and I could translate it for you, but I think you want the english version real text, don't you? |
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Posted: 7th February 2006 10:41
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"If she is happy then... I don't mind."
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Posted: 8th February 2006 01:08
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Quote (BASSsic @ 7th February 2006 10:41) "If she is happy then... I don't mind." Thanks. ^___^ Wasn't there that other part too, though? |
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Posted: 8th February 2006 04:55
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I could not find another line like that in the full script I have here on the computer, but I will have another looksie at some point. Any idea where it was said, when you go to her cave or?
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