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Abrams	No	The Doorman: Good luck unburdening yourself from the tome, detective. Abrams: The Doorman: The ritual is about to begin, perhaps we can discuss this later. The Doorman: Good luck unburdening yourself from the tome, detective. Abrams: The Doorman: The ritual is about to begin, perhaps we can discuss this later.
		Abrams: The Doorman: I wouldn’t dream of getting in front of you.
		Abrams: The Doorman: I appreciate your concerns for my safety, but they are unneeded. I’ll be fine.
Apollo	No	The Doorman: Apollo: He is. I'll be sure to give him your well-wishes.
		The Doorman: Apollo: Only in decorum.
		Apollo: How do you manage to treat people with respect when they look at you with contempt? The Doorman: Apollo: Are you comparing yourself to royalty?
Bebop	Yes	The Doorman: Bebop, if we survive the ritual, please let me treat Ms. Shelly to a spa day at The Baroness. Bebop: That’s rather kind of you, thank you! The Doorman: I wish I could offer more for her… Bebop: Well, that’s what the Patrons are for, mate.
		Bebop: So, uh... what'cha plan on doing once I pull 'em in? The Doorman: I push them away. Bebop: That… kinda defeats the purpose of me pullin‘em in, right? The Doorman: Kind of, yes… Bebop: This isn’t gonna go well, is it? The Doorman: Not the ideal pairing, no... But I’m sure we can make it work.
		The Doorman: Are you scared? Bebop: Yeah, but not for me.
Calico	No	The Doorman: Lovely to see you again, Miss Calico. Calico: The Doorman: I haven’t. Calico: The Doorman: Oh, that would spoil the fun. Calico: The Doorman: You wouldn’t have it any other way. The Doorman: Lovely to see you again, Miss Calico. Calico: The Doorman: I haven’t. Calico: The Doorman: Oh, that would spoil the fun. Calico: The Doorman: You wouldn’t have it any other way. The Doorman: Lovely to see you again, Miss Calico. Calico: The Doorman: I haven’t. Calico: The Doorman: Oh, that would spoil the fun. Calico: The Doorman: You wouldn’t have it any other way. The Doorman: Lovely to see you again, Miss Calico. Calico: The Doorman: I haven’t. Calico: The Doorman: Oh, that would spoil the fun. Calico: The Doorman: You wouldn’t have it any other way.
		The Doorman: So, are you just in New York for the ritual or do you have… professional interests in town? Calico: The Doorman: Ah, seeing old friends? The Doorman: So, are you just in New York for the ritual or do you have… professional interests in town? Calico: The Doorman: Ah, seeing old friends?
		Calico: The Doorman: In the unlikely event of it being necessary she will be treated like a queen at The Baroness. Calico: The Doorman: My pleasure. Calico: The Doorman: In the unlikely event of it being necessary she will be treated like a queen at The Baroness. Calico: The Doorman: My pleasure.
Dynamo	No	The Doorman: Professor, a little birdie told me you have an anniversary coming up! Dynamo: The Doorman: Thoughtful in the extreme. The Doorman: Professor, a little birdie told me you have an anniversary coming up! Dynamo: The Doorman: Thoughtful in the extreme.
		Dynamo: The Doorman: I will be sure to let Jacques know, it will make his day.
		The Doorman: Most men would be terrified at what we’re about to face, yet you seem remarkably composed. Dynamo: The Doorman: Ah. The Doorman: Most men would be terrified at what we’re about to face, yet you seem remarkably composed. Dynamo: The Doorman: Ah.
Grey Talon	Yes	The Doorman: I’m excited to get a front row seat to you throwing your life away for revenge. Grey Talon: It’s not “throwing it away” if they die. The Doorman: I’m sure your wife will see it the same way. Grey Talon: Shut up. The Doorman: I forget myself; please accept my apology.
		Grey Talon: How are things at The Baroness? The Doorman: They’ve been running smoothly since the Baxter Society’s intervention. Grey Talon: That’s good to hear. The Doorman: It is. There are some sins that not even bottomless mimosas can make up for.
		Grey Talon: The Baroness still the most haunted hotel in America? The Doorman: Just the tri-state area, I’m afraid. That ghastly business in Macomb pulled a lot of Midwest specters. Grey Talon: Sorry. The Doorman: It’s fine. I imagine today will put things back on track.
Lady Geist	Yes	Lady Geist: You work at The Baroness, yes? The Doorman: Indeed. Lady Geist: That hotel used to be magical, until its standards went to hell. The Doorman: I will lodge your complaint with the management. Lady Geist: Be sure that you do. The Doorman: I will.
		Lady Geist: I hope you don’t expect a tip for helping me. The Doorman: I wouldn’t dream of expecting anything from you, Lady Geist.
		The Doorman: And how is Oathkeeper treating you these days? Lady Geist: Oathkeeper is not your concern. The Doorman: Just being polite. Lady Geist: I’d rather you be silent. The Doorman: You’re as charming as ever, Lady Geist.
Mina	Yes	The Doorman: How are you doing, Miss Ha? Mina: I try not to talk to the help. The Doorman: Very well.
		Mina: So, what do you plan on doing to help? Holding open a door while I do all the work? The Doorman: Something like that. Mina: Lame.
		Mina: You could’ve at least changed when you got off of work. The Doorman: I did. Mina: You’re still wearing your uniform. The Doorman: Ah, but this one’s freshly pressed.
Paige	Yes	The Doorman: You should host a storytelling event at The Baroness sometime. Paige: You think people would come? The Doorman: The Baroness hosts a wide variety of guests. I’m sure most would be delighted to have you, and the ones that don’t will regret their decision later in life. Paige: That’s very kind of you to say. The Doorman: Yours is a rare gift. Only a fool wouldn’t delight in it.
		Paige: So, how long have you worked at The Baroness? The Doorman: Since its inception. Paige: You must like it then. The Doorman: Well, I tormented man for so long that serving them still retains its novel charm. Paige: What? The Doorman: Don’t worry about it, the ritual is about to begin.
		Paige: So, what’s your name? The Doorman: I am the Doorman. Paige: Well, I know that’s your job, ha! But what’s your name? The Doorman: The Doorman. Paige: Well, that’s not your name. The Doorman: It’s not, but for my purposes in New York it helps me stay grounded, that I am here to serve and not to rule. Paige: What if I called you… "Brian"? The Doorman: No.
Silver	No	The Doorman: Silver: You get kicked outta brunch one time and everyone thinks they know you.
		Silver: Can you put me up in a suite in the Baroness? The Doorman: Silver: You know, the old me would've ripped your leg off for saying something like that... but the new me's just gonna rely on the vague threat of violence. The Doorman: Silver: You gonna put me up in a suite or not?
		Silver: You gonna mess with my head? The Doorman:
Victor	Yes	The Doorman: After the ritual, you should stop by The Baroness. Our house tailor is top-notch, should any part of you… pop loose. Victor: That place might be a little fancy for someone like me. The Doorman: Oh, The Baroness does not discriminate, my friend. I assure you that you will be well taken care of.
		The Doorman: You look weary. Victor: That’s because I am. The Doorman: What troubles you? Victor: I’m a shambling mass of dead bodies, what doesn’t trouble me?
		Victor: You like working at the hotel? The Doorman: I do. It’s quite rewarding. Victor: Catering to rich people is rewarding? The Doorman: Observing humanity is.

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