See, squire," he said to the wide-eyed hotel manager, "our boss tells us we don't want a lot of fuss about this. None of this evacuating the area bollocks you see on telly. We go in, we disarm him nice and quiet, then bob's your uncle, we're out of your hair for good. Okay? No problems for us and no bad publicity for the hotel.
In a conversation with the hotel manager, a character emphasizes the importance of handling a situation discreetly. He reassures the manager that their boss has instructed them to avoid causing a scene, unlike the dramatic evacuations seen in the media. The plan is to intervene quietly and efficiently, ensuring that no disruption occurs.
The character insists that their approach will prevent any issues for the hotel, promising a quick resolution that keeps everything under control. They seek to avoid negative attention and maintain a low profile during the operation, illustrating their focus on professionalism and discretion.
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