37. The End, Credits Roll
I've decided that I'm going back home. I know I kind of flip-flopped back and forth about it for a while, but I think it's time. Graduating one inmate was enough, and I think you guys have just about had it with me and my boozing and baseball.
Thanks for everything, Barge. Don't ever stop in Boston - you'll wreck the place.
Sveta - His dog tags, and the Art Mooney album with the song "Baby Face" on it. No message, but he does leave her the dried-out leaf from Salem he's kept in his jacket all this time.
Una - His record collection. They're nice now - make sure to wear 'em out for me, eh? Don't get yourself into too much trouble, lady.
Costigan - His baseball bat, the beat-up one with the signatures, and a couple packs of smokes. This bat is real special, guy. I know you'll take care of it for me. Get yourself home soon.
Dick - His old warden item, a program for the 1918 World Series (Red Sox v Cubs, 2-1, Fenway Park) Take care of him. The guy's like a brother to me. And make sure to take care of yourself too.
Sexby - Captain, I know what you did makes you feel like you're an awful human being, but remorse keeps a person honest, and you've got plenty of that to go around. Don't forget the thing I told you and you'll be fine. It was nice knowing you, thanks for always having my back.
Parker - Don't let people get you down. You're a great warden, and this place needs people like you to set them straight.
Martha - You're a sweetheart, and I know you'll take care of my sweetheart when I go. Keep her happy and take care of each other.
Howie - all his old pinups. you're welcome. You be good to her.
Steph - Just be careful and make sure you don't die. Oh, and you look real good in purple.
Claire - You're special and you know it. Keep being a doll, because it does this place good.
Patrick - And now there's one less Bostonian mucking up the place. Keep talking about the Sox - it'd be a shame if the Barge forgot about them.
Biff - We really didn't get to know each other, and that's a shame. I think you would have made a great Barge Idiot.
Rayne - I wish we could have killed some Nazis together, but being stuck on the Barge with you was good enough. Thanks for sticking up for me that one time. I'll never forget it.
((ooc: and in a couple hours, Donny will be gone and those notes and parting gifts will be delivered. If you want one last interaction with him, feel free to reply to him.))
Thanks for everything, Barge. Don't ever stop in Boston - you'll wreck the place.
Sveta - His dog tags, and the Art Mooney album with the song "Baby Face" on it. No message, but he does leave her the dried-out leaf from Salem he's kept in his jacket all this time.
Una - His record collection. They're nice now - make sure to wear 'em out for me, eh? Don't get yourself into too much trouble, lady.
Costigan - His baseball bat, the beat-up one with the signatures, and a couple packs of smokes. This bat is real special, guy. I know you'll take care of it for me. Get yourself home soon.
Dick - His old warden item, a program for the 1918 World Series (Red Sox v Cubs, 2-1, Fenway Park) Take care of him. The guy's like a brother to me. And make sure to take care of yourself too.
Sexby - Captain, I know what you did makes you feel like you're an awful human being, but remorse keeps a person honest, and you've got plenty of that to go around. Don't forget the thing I told you and you'll be fine. It was nice knowing you, thanks for always having my back.
Parker - Don't let people get you down. You're a great warden, and this place needs people like you to set them straight.
Martha - You're a sweetheart, and I know you'll take care of my sweetheart when I go. Keep her happy and take care of each other.
Howie - all his old pinups. you're welcome. You be good to her.
Steph - Just be careful and make sure you don't die. Oh, and you look real good in purple.
Claire - You're special and you know it. Keep being a doll, because it does this place good.
Patrick - And now there's one less Bostonian mucking up the place. Keep talking about the Sox - it'd be a shame if the Barge forgot about them.
Biff - We really didn't get to know each other, and that's a shame. I think you would have made a great Barge Idiot.
Rayne - I wish we could have killed some Nazis together, but being stuck on the Barge with you was good enough. Thanks for sticking up for me that one time. I'll never forget it.
((ooc: and in a couple hours, Donny will be gone and those notes and parting gifts will be delivered. If you want one last interaction with him, feel free to reply to him.))