It's a rather quaint town when you get down to it. At least, that's what the Sheriff would argue. Warm and dry in the mornings and afternoons with a brisk coolness in the evenings. The perfect type of weather to just sit out on your rocking chair and observe the comings and goings.
... Of course, there's not much in the way of comings and goings when there aren't any actual people here to watch. Nevertheless, don't let that get you down! The town is your oyster and those roosters won't stop crowing until everyone's out of bed. Up and at 'em, rise and shine, it's time to make the day yours!
Except there is, perhaps, a few things amiss.
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[Tarvek hurries to check the damage on the machine. Sorry, Ezio, it's just that in times like these coffee is a luxury Tarvek would like to keep around]
No, I have- I just... didn't know it was used for that.
[Coffee isn't very common at all in Renaissance Italy, but Ezio watches the machine intently. He can't really tell if this is how it's supposed to work, but...]
You're not familiar with milk and sugar? I thought they might help the taste.
[The finished coffee looks and smells pretty similar to the drink Antonio had given him, even if the process and environment were very different. Ezio takes a sip and then scowls.]
Gh... It's not very good. Are you certain the machine is not broken?
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What are you doing?!
[Tarvek hurries to check the damage on the machine. Sorry, Ezio, it's just that in times like these coffee is a luxury Tarvek would like to keep around]
What happened here?!
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[He says like it's the most obvious thing in the world.]
It wasn't working. This is what you use... isn't it?
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Well, y-yes, this is what one uses to make coffee, but--!
[Deep breath. He shouldn't blame Ezio for being unfamiliar with this machine, maybe he doesn't have coffee machines in his world. Goodness...]
Look, if you can I can show you how to make coffee. If the machine still works, that is.
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Show me. Are you a fan of the drink? I remember it being very bitter.
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[It doesn't seem like the coffee machine is too damaged. It should work. Tarvek pours the grounded coffee in the right compartment]
It can be as bitter as you want it to be. Not a fan of sweets?
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[As he remembers the taste more vividly, he crinkles his nose.]
That's not it. I didn't like it very much. I thought it could use some latte or zucchero, actually...
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[The coffee is going well. There are a couple leaks -- way to go, Ezio -- but the machine is working well]
There should be no harm in trying a latte...I'm not familiar with it or the 'zucchero' you mentioned, though.
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[Coffee isn't very common at all in Renaissance Italy, but Ezio watches the machine intently. He can't really tell if this is how it's supposed to work, but...]
You're not familiar with milk and sugar? I thought they might help the taste.
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[The coffee seems to be finished. Here you go, hope you learned and you don't start damaging the machine next time, Ezio]
Besides for some people with my skills back at home having too much coffee can be...problematic.
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[The finished coffee looks and smells pretty similar to the drink Antonio had given him, even if the process and environment were very different. Ezio takes a sip and then scowls.]
Gh... It's not very good. Are you certain the machine is not broken?
[He just doesn't like coffee.]