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Ask normer why their face went pink
{[ASK]: [”Why is your face pink?”]}
Normer is obviously not saying something, and you have noticed the faint blush on their face, so you decide to press them.
Normer sputters a bit before responding. You feel Cal is about to say something to stop you from embarrassing Normer, but before Cal can say anything the Guard answers.
You vaguely remember Tether mentioning ‘personal reasons’ for staying in Yexxies.
So there is a rumor going about that Tether has feelings for someone in the town?It seems Normer is more than a little flustered talking about someone else's love life. You have a feeling that you are treading on some personal territory.
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New Zealand
“Because the population of New Zealand numbered only about 3 million people during the 1980s, films had to find export markets. As usual, directors’ best opportunities lay with overseas art house audiences.”
New Zealand
“He (Peter Jackson) created a worldwide stir by undertaking the three-feature adaptation of J.R.R. Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings (2001-2003). Filming and post-production were done in New Zealand, pumping a large portion of the films’ 300 million budget into the local economy. Jackson’s success spurred the government to raise its support for the New Zealand Film Commission...Just as important for the long term, Jackson used income from the trilogy to build up a state-of-the-art facility in Wellington. It provided sound stages, a special effects firm, and a post-production company that could cater to films large and small, domestic and foreign.”