[So the other half of the Two of Cups, then. When you're on, Mollymauk, you're on. But cheekily declaring his victories is beyond even him, especially when the topic turns to loneliness. My, but does that have a familiar vibration. At least he knows why he's going to be lonely here.]

Well, when in a situation like this, you take what fate grants you and what fate has granted you is a bunch of people in the same situation. The loneliness can sort itself out from there.

[He lifts the cards and shuffles them again.] You know... I think I can I can do both at the same time, actually. [And don't think about Beau as you explain it, Molly. Don't think about this being the last game you played with her. Just keep smiling.] These cards have numbers on them, and the idea is you put a question on the deck, and whoever draws the lowest card has to answer it truthfully.