Gold coin

Until the day I got the job, and then everything changed.

Did you give Bob Iger a gold coin for a sailboat?

I did.

That was to be laid inside the mast, and, uh, I just thought it was right.

Yeah

... uh, so it's a, it's a, it's a pretty good balance right now where I feel like I'm exercising, you know, this muscle and I'm engaged and I'm, uh, I feel some fulfillment out of it, but not so much that, you know, I can't go jump into my boat and, and go have a good time when I need to.

Speaking of boat, did you give Bob Iger a gold coin for his sailboat?

I did.

We might start there, Nora said.

Then maybe you should ask Patrick Dillon about the gold coin he gave Constance, how he got it, and why he may have thought hanging her was necessary, David Johnstone said.

I'll kill you, Johnstone, Patrick Dillon said.

Not likely, if Nora speaks in earnest.

Dylan screeched at the realization his hand had been pierced and looked back to Tork, who was trying to dislodge the instrument.

In ugly consternation, Tork abandoned the tool and pulled a knife from his belt.

Pinned to the ground, Dylan had little recourse, so he slung the broken bag upward, smashing Tork across the side of his head and showering the vicinity in gold coins.

Tork staggered directionless for a moment before collapsing on a nearby bush.