Chapel pianist · West Isle (2nd island), Ashen Landing, chapel (Chopin Op. 9 No. 1).
Quests
- Out of Tune (gives it)
Talk
- “I'm Odette. I play for the boats coming in. Nobody asked me to. But nobody's asked me to stop, either, and I've been waiting a long time for one of those.”
- “It's a nocturne. Chopin. That means night music. I play it in the daytime too. The boats don't know. Man in Gallows Rest plays his own across the water, and I play mine back. It's a conversation. Neither of us is listening.”
- “Out west it's all ash and green fog. Something out there glows. I don't go look. I've got one song and two hands, and I'd like to keep the count at two.”
- “Abe asked if I'd play something for his customers. I said I am. He said something else. I said I don't have something else. He bought a rope. I think he was upset.”
- “Chapel's got no preacher. Just me and the pews. The pews are a good crowd. They don't fidget. They've got the patience of wood.”
- “My mother said, Odette, learn the piano and you'll never be lonely. Then she left. So she was half right. I'm not lonely. But I am here alone.”
More talk
- “When I play, the gulls stop watching me. Everything else is always watching. The gulls, the fog, the sky. But when I play it's like I'm not there. I like that. I think that's the point of it.”
As the gods fall
Once the gods of 3 crypts have been beaten and their chests looted in your world (the Gang of Elites counts), every third talk:
- “The man in Gallows Rest and me, we've played back and forth for years. Lately it feels like somebody's taking notes. Not the gulls. Somebody further off. Somebody on our side, I think.”
When you walk off mid-sentence
- “Walking out in the middle. Well. I've had worse reviews.”
- “Oh. Go on, then. I've been walked out on by whole audiences. One's nothing.”
- “Fine. I'll finish for the boats. The boats always stay to the end. They're tied up.”