If He Is Who He Claimed
First Speaker: What do you think... about... what they say?
Second Speaker: They?
First Speaker: You know... those lunatics... that's what everyone is calling them.
Second Speaker: By everyone, you mean the authorities?
First Speaker: Yes.
Second Speaker: Why would I pay any attention to some lunatics?
First Speaker: I mean, think about it... that boulder... how could it be moved?
Second Speaker: A group of men, strong men, lunatics.
First Speaker: There were guards.
Second Speaker: Probably drunk. Maybe they abandoned their post.
First Speaker: Maybe.
Second Speaker: You probably shouldn't say too much about all that.
First Speaker: Why?
Second Speaker: The authorities. They were getting tired of the antics. They're still looking for the others.
First Speaker: They don't scare me.
Second Speaker: Suit yourself.
First Speaker: He forgave them you know... even after all that they'd done.
Second Speaker: You weren't there. That is nothing more than a story being spread by the same lunatics that made the claim about the stone.
First Speaker: I think it's more than a claim.
Second Speaker: Those words might get you a trial. There are ears all over this place. Ears that love to sell what they hear for a few coins.
First Speaker: And if he is who he claimed?
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