Cabot tags along as Twain mourns the state of the world with disarming honesty, tells him a fantastic tale of hidden gold, and generally suffers fools none too gladly. Cabot is alternately dismayed, baffled, and awestruck at his boss's behavior.
Questions begin forming, and it becomes clear no one is who they seem to be.
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