Those certainly seem like workable variants to use. ^^<br/><br/><br/><br/>"Thanks."  Rose responded, glad that the woman was willing to help.  "That will make this much easier, then."<br/><br/>Putting the wand away in her bag once more, Rose waited until the Goblin realized its situation and settled down before speaking.  She was still large in size, more than big enough to be intimidating, and she intended to put that size to good use.<br/><br/>"If you can speak in Common, you'd best start doing so."  She told the creature, making sure to speak in a threatening manner to better get her point across.  "We have questions, and if you can't answer them, you're no good to us."<br/><br/>Which wasn't to say that she was going to kill it if it couldn't answer, of course.  No, she'd just knock it out again, maybe move onto its friend if the other goblin was even still alive at this point.  But she was leaving her wording vague enough that it might<em>think</em>she was going to kill it if it didn't answer her, and that was what was important.  Evil creatures tended to assume that those around them would stoop to the same depths they would, after all, so it would undoubtedly be an easy enough illusion to pull off...  Assuming that the goblin didn't have enough experience with good-aligned folk to see through her bluff, anyway.