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252 2. THE ELDER SCROLLS CHAPTER 2: DAGGERFALL
[33.81] {Letter from the Necromancers}
My Dear, Dear {...},
Sorry for this inelegant but expediential means of communication. Our enemies have made
quite a mess of your, well, shall we say, not-quite-but-almost snow white life. As much as we
respect and admire thievery, as you did not commit these particular honors, we think it best
that you expose the true architect to the eyes and nooses of the admiring public. The person
with whom it would be most efficacious for you to speak is {...}, a {...} you may find lolling
about {...}. You will probably not find {her/him} the friendliest of persons. After all, {she/he}
is the witness who saw you at {...}'s, stealing the {...}. Nevertheless, with a little effort, you
might gain some information from the encounter. Good luck, my dear. There is surely nothing
more tiresome than being accused of an act of wanton, diabolic avarice for which you are
uncharacteristically innocent.
-- The Necromancers