Well, Greta's still confused, but the Balladeer's enjoyment is catching. It helps that no one is paying any particular attention to the two of them, either. Far better than the previous scene.
"Sooooo a couple things happen," the voice continues. "First, Lincoln... no. First, Robert E. Lee surrenders, which is... not great for the confederacy. Cause he was like a big deal. And then Lincoln gives this speech about how he is, like, determined to free the slaves, and Booth just, just loses it. He's like, I am gonna kill that guy ASAP."
Just how much are they going to see? Greta starts to feel a bit nervous. Actually witnessing an assassination sounds unpleasant, and a mockery of one might be worse.
"So Lincoln's at the Ford's Theater--"
And then everything changes again.
Greta tsks down at her dress, which has gone uncomfortably slinky. Why does this keep happening? She lifts her head, taking in the softly-lit interior room. "Now what?" she mutters.
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"Sooooo a couple things happen," the voice continues. "First, Lincoln... no. First, Robert E. Lee surrenders, which is... not great for the confederacy. Cause he was like a big deal. And then Lincoln gives this speech about how he is, like, determined to free the slaves, and Booth just, just loses it. He's like, I am gonna kill that guy ASAP."
Just how much are they going to see? Greta starts to feel a bit nervous. Actually witnessing an assassination sounds unpleasant, and a mockery of one might be worse.
"So Lincoln's at the Ford's Theater--"
And then everything changes again.
Greta tsks down at her dress, which has gone uncomfortably slinky. Why does this keep happening? She lifts her head, taking in the softly-lit interior room. "Now what?" she mutters.