deal 'em

feel free to change pronouns / wording !

“ you can put a price on anything. ”  

“ if you have to ask, you can’t afford it. ”  

“ none of that matters when you’re me. ”  

“ let’s make it a little more cozy in here. ”  

“ i should take a closer look. ”  

“ well, they do call the rooftops the thieves’ highway. ”  

“ care to make a little more noise next time ? ”  

“ ____ did tell you we were working together on this, right ? ”  

“ I think you haven’t changed a bit. ”  

“ i know you always like t’ go first. ”  

“ why not drink to a job well done first ? ”  

“ i made it myself. ”  

“ they’ll certainly hear us coming. ”  

“ just be aware of your surroundings ! ”  

“ i’ve been stealing since before you could crawl. ”  

“ why did we stop doing this again ? ”  

“ it pays to keep a low profile in places where I’m not welcome. there’s a lot of those places. ”  

“ the ale has to go somewhere, dear, I’m just the middle man. ”  

“ won’t be easy. ”  

“ worried ? ”  

“ what the hell just happened ? ”  

“ why’d you kill this guard ? he was barely older than you. ”  

“ wrong place, wrong time. ”  

“ he’s not going to wake up later and follow our trail to cause trouble. ”  

“ when any guards wake up, i’m usually long gone. ”  

“ is someone sneaking around ? ”  

“ i’m worried you’re going to get us both killed. ”  

“ i can handle myself, okay ? ”  

“ robes … robes are always a bad sign. ”  

“ something’s not right. ”  

“ i’m not a kid anymore, i can do this. ”  

“ i’m slipping ! ”  

“ keep your head down. ”  

“ guess that’s why i’m not a politician. ”  

“ don’t you go catching a conscience now. ”  

“ never know when i’ll be invited to a ball. ”  

“ i’ll see myself out. ”  

“ nothing like being there, is it ? ”  

“ i would’ve went for the pickle jar ___, a lot more weight. ”  

“ i see you still can’t work a door. ”  

“ far be it for me to pry about where you’ve been for the last fuckin’ year. ”

“ if you got a job for me let’s hear it. ”  

“ you can’t tax what you can’t catch. ”  

“ stick to the shadows. ”  

“ coughed up some shit in my time. ”  

“ the balance has shifted, we can all feel it. ”  

“ there are worse things in the shadows than you. ”  

“ consider yourself lucky you’re pulling that cart and not in it ! ”  

“ am i sick ? ”  

“ this wouldn’t pass for respect in a slaughterhouse. ”  

“ give me a locked door, i’ll show you an open one. ”  

“ you don’t stick your nose out, it doesn’t get slit. ”  

“ can’t say i’ll miss this place. ”  

“ i could’ve sworn i saw a man dressed in black crossing the roofs outside our apartment. ”  

“ if i couldn’t see him, he couldn’t see me. ”  

“ it’s nice to see someone putting their money where their mouth is. ”  

“ try not to be too … y’ know … you. ”  

“ i don’t get involved in politics. ”  

“ you passed out  -  are you okay ? ”  

“ he can’t pay us if he’s dead ! ”  

“ you’ve never been here before, have you ? ”  

“ i’m to escort you personally. ”  

“ that’s what the sword’s for. ”  

“ you do know how to make a girl feel wonderful. ”  

“ whatever that is, it doesn’t look human. ”  

“ touch her again, and i’ll cut your balls off. ”  

“ you ought to be nicer with the ladies. ”  

“ you can’t just walk in the door. ”  

“ i’m not a big fan of doors. ”  

“ you think too much of the people. ”  

“ we’ll fit right in. ”  

“ to be honest, this dreary town could do with a splash of red. ”  

“ it’s the drink talking. i trust when i’m sober i’ll be horrified. ”  

“ well that explains his lack of cooperation. ”  

“ if this wasn’t my idea, i’d say it was too risky. ”  

“ i’m beginning to think you’re a bad influence. ”  

“ i was going a little crazy in there. ”  

“ no one is paying you to risk your neck for this. ”  

“ i’m going to need bigger lockpicks. ”  

“ greed is a sin, and you must be punished for your sins. ”  

“ i know you better than you know yourself. ”  

“ you grow up strong when you grow up alone. ”  

“ something’s different about you. ”  

“ you look almost human, ____. ”  

“ now i remember why i don’t like boats. ”  

“ i’ll take the oars, you row about as well as i can dance. ”  

“ do you believe in ghosts ? ”  

“ be careful, don’t become a ghost yourself. ”  

“ i’ve been a ghost all my life. ”  

“ he’ll hear you, please be quiet ! ”  

“ walking in through the front door isn’t my style anyway. ”  

“ just stand guard and shut up. ”  

“ if you’re to kill me, make it quick. ”  

“ to be alone, you must have something to be alone from. ”  

“ i never liked crowds anyway. ”  

“ the sound and movement draws them. ”  

“ it’ll be a fuckin’ pleasure to choke the life out of you with my bare hands. ”  

“ oh, so now you care. ”  

When she was younger, ROGUE thought the name made her sound like an OUTLAW. she played the part to PERFECTION—using her power to imprint the skills and psyches of anyone she touched—until she realized she was stealing little bits of their SOULS.