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Thalita Cross

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Thalita Cross is a human customer of the Sorcerous Sundries shop in the Lower City in Act Three.
Have you seen how much the prices have risen? Might as well be throwing my gold straight into the lava elemental!

Involvement[edit | edit source]

Act Three[edit | edit source]

Thalita Cross and her son Heder CrossHeder Cross can be found looking at the water and lava elementals in the hall of the magic shop. She is looking for supplies, while her son barrages her with a series of childish questions on elementals, and when they are going to go home.

Idle banter[edit | edit source]

  • Heder Cross
    Mumbus, why are lava elementals so hot?
  • Thalita Cross
    Because they're made of fire, darling.
  • Heder Cross
    If a lava elemental is made of fire, what am I made of?
  • Thalita Cross
    Many things, I suppose. Blood, bile, phlegm, chocolate...
  • Heder Cross
    Chocolate?!
  • Thalita Cross
    Why of course, darling.
  • Heder Cross
    Mumbus, if I were a lava elemental, I'd get a job in a restaurant.
  • Thalita Cross
    Would you now?
  • Heder Cross
    Mmhmm, 'cause I could cook food right on my body so I wouldn't even need an oven.
  • Thalita Cross
    You make a fine point. Very efficient, you'd be.
  • Heder Cross
    No fish, only chicken, beef, and vegetals. No pork either.
  • Thalita Cross
    It'd be your body; you'd make the rules.
  • Heder Cross
    Mumbus I'm bored.
  • Thalita Cross
    Hello, bored, I'm your mother.
  • Heder Cross
    That's not funny.
  • Thalita Cross
    I think it's very funny.
  • Heder Cross
    Well you're wrong.
  • Thalita Cross
    If you're bored and I'm wrong, where have Jaremy and his mother gone?
  • Heder Cross
    UGH!
  • Heder Cross
    Can we go now?
  • Thalita Cross
    In a little. I've got a bit more shopping to do.
  • Heder Cross
    Then where are we going?
  • Thalita Cross
    Figaro's, to pick up some hair ointment for your father.
  • Heder Cross
    But dad doesn't have any hair.
  • Thalita Cross
    That's why we need the ointment.
  • Heder Cross
    Oh yeah.