Library: The Grudge

[Regan Rourke]

"Keep an eye out for scandals," Regan says, "Those are the interesting bits."

[Mallory Davis]

"Whatever you say, Miss Rourke." she laughs and goes to do more research.

[Regan Rourke]

Regan continues to "help" by making a variety of smart-ass remarks and vague threats about Roland.

[Narrator]

Vito was a ship's captain for a long time, sailing across the Atlantic Ocean on a regular basis. From the colonies and the Carribean, he would gather sugar, which he would have distilled back home in England for rum. The rum, and other manufactured goods, were then shipped down to Africa, where Vito then bartered them for...human cargo.

The slaves were shipped to the Carribean for sugar, and so the trade continued.

Vito did this for almost forty years before his ship was lost in a storm in the Carribean, with all hands and cargo.

[Mallory Davis]

"Now there's a twist. Our ill-dressed professor used to be a slave trader."

[Regan Rourke]

"Great, so we can add 'evil racist' to his list of crimes," Regan says.

[Mallory Davis]

"Is that the first thing on the list?"

[Regan Rourke]

"'Being an annoying, condescending jackass' is at the top," Regan says.

[Mallory Davis]

"Truly the most disturbing of transgressions. So we found out he's a slaver and featured by proxy in Orlando. Anything else you want to dig up?"

[Regan Rourke]

"I think that will be good," Regan says, smirking, "For now."

[Mallory Davis]

"Best of luck then."