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But what I want to know is how close is this Wendy's that Rorek is able to leave during commercial break and still make it back in time.

the Amarillo La Quinta and that Wendy's are on the same block, so it's only the parking lot you have to cross. also he didn't come back right as the commercials were over, there's a small part he missed before all the action.

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"I can run back and get some ketchup packets," you say. "Be right back."

You go back out and across the way to Wendy's. You go back inside and walk up to the counter.

"Hi, I was in here earlier," you say. "Could I get ketchup for my fries? We didn't get any."

"Do you have a proof of purchase?" they ask.

"Weren't you the cashier who just helped with my order?" you ask in return. "I ordered the two Frosties and the fries."

"Hmm... Are you sure?"

"Who else has all this white hair?" you say as you use a hand to shake the long hair in the back.

"I don't know, but we still need a proof of purchase, sir."

You bring out the receipt and show them.

"Yes, two large chocolate Frosties and a large order of fries," the cashier says. "Sorry that we forgot the ketchup."

They put a big handful of ketchup packets into a little bag and hand that over. You thank them and hurry back to the hotel.

You return and by now, M tells Bond that Le Chiffre just set up a high stakes Texas Hold 'Em poker match at the Casino Royale in Montenegro for 10 players, with an entry fee at $10 million each, plus a $5 million buy-back should they lose all their money. M arranges to place Bond in the game as a replacement for a syndicate member, since he's the best poker player in MI6. M also has a homing device planted in Bond's left wrist so she can track him anywhere.

You sit on the bed and use the Wendy's bags to squirt the ketchup on for the sake of dipping. The fries have cooled slightly, but it'll have to do.

The British government puts up the money, and while Bond is on the train to Montenegro, he is met by a young woman named Vesper Lynd, a Treasury agent who has been sent to monitor Bond and give a go/no-go should he lose the money. They converse over dinner, Vesper commenting on his cold nature and Bond remarking on how Vesper is retentive.

Upon arriving, they pose as a married couple, with Bond posing as a professional gambler named "Arlington Beech" and Vesper as "Stephanie Broadchest." She obviously doesn't like that, but it's also a very clever reference to the names full of obvious innuendo the Bond franchise is known for.

"Would that be my Bond girl name?" Raven asks with a chuckle. "Broadchest?"

"That's good, but you have a lot of great physical qualities," you say. "How about this for your Bond name?"

A) Raven Goodcurves
B) Raven Smoothskin
C) Raven Passionfruit
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