Ah, much better -- very comfortable! We could very well be back in Novigrad.
Indeed. This I like!
So much more lively than that other place, and so very much more cheerful as well. I see they're playing cards in that corner over there... I wonder what the game is. It's been a while since I last played.
You're right, darling. . . Gwent -- must be. There is no other card game to match it.
How about a hand or two right now?
So very true, dear. No card game could ever hope to compete with Gwent.
Thank you for the match. I was a bit rusty, but apparently less so than you. Not that either of was particularly excellent today... it is difficult to manage coins properly, and all these animals running around this place were a bit of a distraction.
Well, you won, nonetheless. Guess I owe you that new set of drapes, after all. . . .
No, you don't. The match was all in good fun, without any stakes. Of course, I won't mind if you do get me those drapes, but I don't expect it.
Speaking of drapes... the windows here could use some more colour around them. Something brighter than that burgundy shade, and probably a lighter material as well.
Mhm. When it comes to this, somehow, you always manage to get your way, Evy.
No! I said I'd buy you new curtains -- but for the townhouse -- not here! Control yourself!
I like it here. You wouldn't want us to be kicked out for reckless drapery, now, would you?
My methods are secret, and known not even to me. Perhaps it is that you're simply particularly open to my suggestions, Albert, hmm?
I like it, too, but there is always room for improvement. I wish you could see that, and not worry about consequences all the time...
I do have another idea as well, though; if you're not going to let me change the windows then, please, let me improve one of the walls. It could use a painting... how about a portrait of us. A lovely picture with the marketplace as its setting, perhaps?
Aye, sure I can. I'll just waddle up to that vine over there...