S07E22 · SCENE 23/24 · 20:21
Government takes treasure

The U.S. State Department seizes the paintings and returns them to Germany.

20:21→22:00
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What happens

20:21–22:00

As Grampa celebrates, the State Department arrives. They take the paintings to return them to the German government. A German baron retrieves them, unappreciative. Grampa is left with nothing but pride.

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ThreadHellfish tontine treasure hunt

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20:37

Private, you are dismissed.

21:46

I don't care who knows I love my Grampa.

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20:53State Department arrives

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20:21–22:00
A · Hellfish tontine treasure hunt
B · Grampa's tall tales

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