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"I-I used to have a few suits, but then, um..." He trails off. "And now it's just... I-I-I guess I don't need clothes most of the time, which, um, is weird to say out loud. But then the rest of the time I-I have other people's, um, stuff. Which is..."
Uncomfortable, he won't say, but very clearly means— and then the rest of the subtext becomes obvious. He's far too nervewracked to ask for a favor directly, so he's doing a little dance around the topic, but he wants out of Madrigal's clothing.
You can't blame him, considering how whoreish it is, and you <span class="mu-i">do</span> have some remaining chit on you. But...
>[A1] Graciously offer to purchase a new outfit for Gil. He'll probably need one if you ever get him a permanent body, anyhow. [Choose one suboption.]
>>[A] Outfit 1 (Button-down and suspenders)
>> Outfit 2 (Sheepskin jacket)
>>[C] Outfit 3 (Mackinaw coat)
>>[D] Write-in. (You can suggest minor changes or a whole new outfit, but it's subject to veto.)
>[A2] Pretend to not get the hint. His clothing is perfectly wearable (if showing a disgraceful amount of skin), and he *did* nearly pick Horse Face over you.
>[A3] Write-in.
>[B1] Fess up that there wasn't an emergency. It's become a bit ridiculous, trying to maintain the pretense.
>[B2] Quietly let the 'emergency' thing drop.
>[B3] "Become informed" that the 'emergency' has been resolved and inform Gil of that excellent and surprising piece of news.
>[B4] Write-in.
