It's a fantasy role-playing game.

DM: You are Grog Strongjaw, a goliath barbarian . You are the member of the famous group of adventurers. Previously, Vax pulls Scanlan aside and pitches him a backup plan. He wants to have Scanlan Dimension Door into Umbrasyl's stomach and use the unmovable rod to hurt him from inside.
DM: Look down, you see a young woman, maybe in her late teens, early twenties, long brown hair, tangled, covering one half of her face. You can see the edges of her lips are cracked from just dryness and lack of moisture. She's wearing, both of them actually are wearing just these long, simple cloth drape-over robes that are just, y'know, for any prisoners in here that need to not be wearing their normal clothing.
Player: I've got three other goblets left, can I both give them a goblet and some ale, just to wet their lips and get a drink in?
DM: They eagerly take it and begin scarfing it down, the dwarf's like, "Oh! That's nothing!" You can look at the dwarf now, he's elderly, crotchety, half-blind, one clouded eye, but for being a man who's been stuck in prison and slowly dying, he's got this wry grin on him at all times.
Player: You're turning away good ale. Looks like you've seen many a moon.
DM: "You're telling me that. But no, seriously, that's like half full. Come on, don't be stingy!"
Player: I like your gall. And I pour more ale in.
DM: "That's the ticket!" It's like spilling on the sides and getting stuck in his bright, bushy white beard, and each bit that dribbles down, he goes-- catches it and then pushes it back in, not wasting a single drop.
Player: Beautiful. If you don't mind, ladies first, love, what is your name? Why are you in here?
DM: "It's Amelia. I was taken because they were-- the beasts were dealing with an uprising from some of us farm folk and, well, they took me as leverage in the argument. Stopped their-- stopped their arguing."
Player: You're-- you're farm folk?
DM: "Yeah."
Player: Do you have any family?
DM: "I do."
Player: What are their names?
DM: "There's my father Reginald."
