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I'll have the thugs response to Cirillos successful manipulation roll within a few hours.

I've just been a little negligent the last few days.

Um, OK. I thought I have to roll too, or we must let the others say something, or... I don't know. OK, no rush no pressure

OK, I'm going to find Giacomo. Unless I know he left the house - in this case I'm going to visit Francesca.

You last saw him going to bed. Is Marco going to wake him or wait until morning?

I'll wake him. No time for subtleties

OK, is Giacomo or anyone else willing to say/do anything? If not, I think we should discuss what do we do about Rocco?

Giacomo is done, atleast until the morning or someone else bothers him again.

Let him sleep.
Guys, what are we going to do? Maybe it would be wise to take care of Rocco immediately? But I see Alex is probably still on vacation or busy... So, to keep momentum going, we could fast-forward to Marco's confrontation with Blasio and finish this story-arc and than start something else?

Yes, we will need our full strength when we will go after Rocco, so it might very well be better to continue with Marco's story.

I have an idea about trapping Rocco and fight him on our terms. Only these three goons know that I'm in league with the Acerbi household. After the duel is over I could approach Rocco claiming that I know where the Acerbis are holding his crew and I was approached by Rambaldo on promise of reward to help them and inform Rocco on the location. That way we can lure him in a place the rest of us are laying in ambush. However the location must be chosen by you guys, I'm clueless to Venice topography. Thoughts?

Brilliant, risky and with a promise of violence. I like it
Marco knows Venice, so I think he knows a suitable place?

Sounds good to me

Is it OK to assume that Alex and Danny agreed with us (or were outvoted)?
If the answer is yes, let me give a post concluding Scene 9 and let's start Scene 10 (yeah, round number, good for something special).

Yup, I don't think there is much Karl or Giorgio would need to say before morning (other than maybe how to secure your captives).

For scene 10:
Giacomo intends to see Blasio alone. Are you trying to go with him?

Are you taking the captives to the jail in the morning, or keeping them in the Acerbi estate longer? Or letting them go?

thirtythr33 wrote:Giacomo intends to see Blasio alone. Are you trying to go with him?

Yes, of course. If they want, I will let them speak in private - but I need to go there anyway to challenge Blasio.

thirtythr33 wrote:Are you taking the captives to the jail in the morning, or keeping them in the Acerbi estate longer? Or letting them go?

Letting them go would spoil Benedict's plan. I'm afraid they will have to stay here.