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[overseer05-15]

1 seems good

[birdy51]

She already claimed it to have been saving it up.

2

[NRDL]

1

[kingawsume]

2, please.
Can we please stop grilling this "poor ol' maid," and get some information?

[Persus13]

2

[Archangel]

It's time to ask her who she thinks is the thief. I vote 2.

[notquitethere]

You ask her about who she thinks might have taken the small goods.

"I wouldn't like to say, sir. My sister says that my mistress has concocted this crisis to remove me from the household, but I shouldn't like to speculate so."

1. Ask her where she got the money from.
2. Ask her about her sister.
3. Promise her a part of the reward if she impeaches the cook in court.
4. Promise her a part of the reward if she impeaches the gardener in court.
5. I have asked enough.

[notquitethere]

Trials of the Thief-Taker is currently 40% off in the Halloween Sales. Unfortunately, you've got about 40 minutes left to take advantage of that deal.

You might also be interested in the discussion I wrote about the way the optional romance subplots were implemented in the game.

[birdy51]

2

The plot thickens...

[overseer05-15]

2

The thick plottens...

[notquitethere]

You question Miss Thistle about her supposed sister.

"She lives with a family in the West End. Her own master is cruel and takes from her wages for the slightest of mistakes. I fear she may lose even this paltry employment."

1. Ask her where she got the money from.
2. Promise her a part of the reward if she impeaches the cook in court.
3. Promise her a part of the reward if she impeaches the gardener in court.
4. I have asked enough.

[overseer05-15]

1

[kingawsume]

1 as well.

[kingawsume]

Umm... bump?

[notquitethere]

Miss Thistle pauses for a moment from her scrubbing when you ask her where the money came from. "I've been saving it from my wages, sir," she says. "I intend it for my younger sister, for she has fallen with child and may soon face hardship."

1. Promise her a part of the reward if she impeaches the cook in court.
2. Promise her a part of the reward if she impeaches the gardener in court.
3. I have asked enough.

(Sorry about delay, I lost the save and had to restart.)