| Previously on Frontier. |
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| I need you to find someone. |
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| A trapper. |
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| Declan Harp. |
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| He's half-Irish, half-Native. |
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| If you don't find Harp, |
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| I have a feeling something bad will happen |
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| to that sweet little girl of yours. |
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| We find ourselves challenged. |
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| Losing territory, profits down. |
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| It occurs to me that, |
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| with my help, |
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| you could make an excellent governor. |
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| And you stand to gain what? |
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| Sir, we've spotted a sail on the horizon. |
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| Company ship approaching. |
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| Why would a company send a
ship this late in the season? |
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| Lord Fisher sends his regards. |
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| He has asked for a full report. |
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| Lord Benton is out of favor. |
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| Why else would the Company send someone? |
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