"It's inconsistent with her previously shown behavior, we need a backstory about how and why she was trolling.  I guess that's doable, but -"

"We've got two problems here, fitting her into alter-Cheliax, and her lack of subordination."

"The whole thing with the nobility is too large.  We don't want Keltham looking at things that are this large and confusing to him, I don't think.  By the time he had answers that would satisfy his curiosity, he'd have learned far too much about Golarion and advanced the timelines toward Project failure."

"I'm not having much luck predicting what he'd learn, either.  First I asked what Keltham would deduce from the existence of Avaricia, and then I gave up on it and asked what I would deduce myself if I landed in another plane next to an Avaricia, and I'm not making much progress on that either, besides that I clearly wouldn't be in dath ilan or Lastwall."

"My most brilliant idea so far is to try cursing her with reduced Splendour to see if she's a manageable subordinate without all that driving will and persuasiveness.  I reviewed the transcript of my earlier interview with her and, you could make a case that she told me what she'd do, but she didn't spell it out and I failed to notice how much we weren't discussing any exact details.  On account of her acting like a buffoon stereotype, my being certain that was a pose, and my not wanting to admit that I couldn't figure out why she was pretending that.  Part of me was still scared of her, and she knew that and used it, and I didn't want to admit failure about it by calling her on it.  I should have told her that this was a serious occasion and to stop with the games, or gone to Maillol to admit my inability to handle her, then."

"It's inconsistent with her previously shown behavior, we need a backstory about how and why she was trolling.  I guess that's doable, it may lose us a quarter-two but so does any other recovery I can see, but -"

"We've got two problems here, fitting her into alter-Cheliax, and her lack of subordination."

"The whole thing with the nobility is too large.  We don't want Keltham looking at things that are this large and confusing to him, I don't think.  By the time he had answers that would satisfy his curiosity, he'd have learned far too much about Golarion and advanced the timelines toward Project failure."

"I'm not having much luck predicting what he'd learn, either.  First I asked what Keltham would deduce from the existence of Avaricia, and then I gave up on it and asked what I would deduce myself if I landed in another plane next to an Avaricia, and I'm not making much progress on that either, besides that I clearly wouldn't be in dath ilan or Lastwall."

"My most brilliant idea so far is to try cursing her with reduced Splendour to see if she's a manageable subordinate without all that driving will and persuasiveness.  I reviewed the transcript of my earlier interview with her and, you could make a case that she told me what she'd do, but she didn't spell it out and I failed to notice how much we weren't discussing any exact details.  On account of her acting like a buffoon stereotype, my being certain that was a pose, and my not wanting to admit that I couldn't figure out why she was pretending that.  Part of me was still scared of her, and she knew that and used it, and I didn't want to admit failure about it by calling her on it.  I should have told her that this was a serious occasion and to stop with the games, or gone to Maillol to admit my inability to handle her, then."

"It's inconsistent with her previously shown behavior, we need a backstory about how and why she was trolling.  I guess that's doable, it may lose us a quarter-two but so does any other recovery I can see, but -"

"We've got two problems here, fitting her into alter-Cheliax, and her lack of subordination."

"The whole thing with the nobility is too large.  We don't want Keltham looking at things that are this large and confusing to him, I don't think.  By the time he had answers that would satisfy his curiosity, he'd have learned far too much about Golarion and advanced the timelines toward Project failure."

"I'm not having much luck predicting what he'd learn, either.  First I asked what Keltham would deduce from the existence of Avaricia, and then I gave up on it and asked what I would deduce myself if I landed in another plane next to an Avaricia, and I'm not making much progress on that either, besides that I clearly wouldn't be in dath ilan or Lastwall."

"My most brilliant idea so far is to try cursing her with reduced Splendour to see if she's a manageable subordinate without all that driving will and persuasiveness.  I reviewed the transcript of my earlier interview with her and, you could make a case that she told me what she'd do, but she didn't spell it out and I failed to notice how much we weren't discussing any exact details.  On account of her acting like a stereotype, my being certain that was a pose, and my not wanting to admit that I couldn't figure out why she was pretending.  Part of me was still scared of her, and she knew that and used it, and I didn't want to admit failure about it by calling her on it.  I should have told her that this was a serious occasion and to stop with the games, or gone to Maillol to admit my inability to handle her, then."

"It's inconsistent with her previously shown behavior, we need a backstory about how and why she was trolling.  I guess that's doable, it may lose us a quarter-two but so does any other recovery I can see, but -"

"We've got two problems here, fitting her into alter-Cheliax, and her lack of subordination."

"The whole thing with the nobility is too large.  We don't want Keltham looking at things that are this large and confusing to him, I don't think.  By the time he had answers that would satisfy his curiosity, he'd have learned far too much about Golarion and advanced the timelines toward Project failure."

"I'm not having much luck predicting what he'd learn, either.  First I asked what Keltham would deduce from the existence of Avaricia, and then I gave up on it and asked what I would deduce myself if I landed in another plane next to an Avaricia, and I'm not making much progress on that either, besides that I clearly wouldn't be in dath ilan or Lastwall."

"My most brilliant idea so far is to try cursing her with reduced Splendour to see if she's a manageable subordinate without all that driving will and persuasiveness.  I reviewed the transcript of my earlier interview with her and, you could make a case that she told me what she'd do, but she didn't spell it out and I failed to notice how much we weren't discussing any exact details.  I was distracted by her acting like a stereotype, my being certain that was a pose, and my not wanting to admit that I couldn't figure out why she was pretending.  Part of me was still scared of her, and she knew that and used it, and I didn't want to admit failure about it by calling her on it.  I should have told her that this was a serious occasion and to stop with the games, or gone to Maillol to admit my inability to handle her, then."

"It's inconsistent with her previously shown behavior, we'd need a backstory about how and why she was trolling.  I guess that's doable, it may lose us a quarter-two but so does any other recovery I can see, but -"

"We've got two problems here, fitting her into alter-Cheliax, and her lack of subordination."

"The whole thing with the nobility is too large.  We don't want Keltham looking at things that are this large and confusing to him, I don't think.  By the time he had answers that would satisfy his curiosity, he'd have learned far too much about Golarion and advanced the timelines toward Project failure."

"I'm not having much luck predicting what he'd learn, either.  First I asked what Keltham would deduce from the existence of Avaricia, and then I gave up on it and asked what I would deduce myself if I landed in another plane next to an Avaricia, and I'm not making much progress on that either, besides that I clearly wouldn't be in dath ilan or Lastwall."

"My most brilliant idea so far is to try cursing her with reduced Splendour to see if she's a manageable subordinate without all that driving will and persuasiveness.  I reviewed the transcript of my earlier interview with her and, you could make a case that she told me what she'd do, but she didn't spell it out and I failed to notice how much we weren't discussing any exact details.  I was distracted by her acting like a stereotype, my being certain that was a pose, and my not wanting to admit that I couldn't figure out why she was pretending.  Part of me was still scared of her, and she knew that and used it, and I didn't want to admit failure about it by calling her on it.  I should have told her that this was a serious occasion and to stop with the games, or gone to Maillol to admit my inability to handle her, then."