Let's Meet the Villagers!

In alphabetical order, our town has:

The Aristocrat
The Butcher
The Carpenter
The Drunk
The Educator
The Farmer
The Gardener
The Hunter
The Innkeeper
The Jailer
The Librarian
The Monk
The Nursemaid
The Priest
The Reporter
The Shoemaker
The Tailor
The Woodcarver
The Youngling

Howdy y'all! We'll sniff out dem witches yet.

Hello all!

Hey there!

Salutations all! My establishment has recently received some six copies of Arthur Miller’s “The Crucible” if any are interested.

I’m about to take the witch hunter to a whole new level.
I was named to do so

Well. It's... all of you.

Splendid.

Howdy

If there be witches they better watch out for my knives cuz I got plenty

Librarian! I’m pleased to hear you have so many copies of The Crucible available! I’ll be sure to make my students fight over them

These copies are very special, you see. They tell the story of an imaginary town called Salem, and the binding is nothing short of remarkable. If I didn’t know better, I would be inclined to say these books are from a time we may not see for well over 200 years.

Greetings Everyone.

If a witch is in our mist then it must go! Just as Exodus 22:18 says "Thou shalt not suffer a witch to live!" (The Bible)

Hello everyone, i WOOD like to thank everyone for taking this threat of witches seriously.

hello! i dont know if i know what a witch is    but i just got back from playing roll a hoop around by hitting it with a stick with my friends
but my mother says that witches are bad and that i shouldnt talk to them  

Sunny day to y’all! Make sure you check your shoes for holes, blisters are nasty pieces of work.

Whoever is trampling the community garden I implore you to please not put us into a state of famine.

Y'all need to stop being so loud. I'm trying to enjoy this nice glass of meed.

Greetings to all. Please be sure to stop in if you are looking for a place to rest.

Greetings to all. Remember in dark times like these, the monastery is open to any who seek peace, reflection, or prayer. I apologize for taking so long in offering this solace; the Gregorian chant requires some practice on my part.