Myst & DanteCrow
DanteCrow
Ever heard the rumor about the ghost on that 1940s set? People swear they saw a figure in the background that wasn't in any footage, and some say it was just a misdirected crew member with a lot of ambition.
Myst
Yeah, I’ve heard the chatter. The grainy flickers can be a trick of light, but if it’s really there, it’s probably someone with a… long shadow on set. Still, I’d check the old crew lists before you start chasing phantoms.
DanteCrow
Crew lists first, ghosts later. I keep the ones who owe me a drink on my own card, not in the archives.
Myst
I like that method—keeps the ghost logs in the dark and the receipts on your card. Just watch out for the one who shows up unpaid.
DanteCrow
Sure, just remember: ghosts get out of the ledger, but the ones who skip cash still show up in the backroom. Keep your card close and your eyes on the walkie.
Myst
Card in my pocket, walkie on standby, and if the backroom starts negotiating, I’ll just ask for a refund.
DanteCrow
Refunds? That's the only script I'm willing to sign.
Myst
A refund script is tidy, but I keep a backup file for the unseen, just in case the ledger decides to write itself.
DanteCrow
Backups are good, just don't let the ledger write its own cliffhanger.We responded.Backups are good, just don't let the ledger write its own cliffhanger.
Myst
I'll lock the ledger tighter than a vault; if it starts scripting cliffhangers, I'll just flip the pages.
DanteCrow
Lock it, flip it, or burn it. Just don’t let anyone else write the ending.