Previous travels: Bosso is notably quite old, so his stories about his previous travels might be nostalgic and rambling. Overall, though, he'll say that he's never had any more than "the usual trouble" that a Temple missionary traveling into Wyver would face: dislike, occasional refusal of business, etc. Because he has been with the Temples for so long, he also seems to have been personally told about this mission by Overseer Voss; he'll comment that "that young man worries too much," giving the impression that they've known each other for a while and this mission is directly tied to Voss' personal concern for an old friend.

The couple: They are so in love it's saccharine; very, very fond of each other, although the lady keeps to herself when others are around. When they're alone they can be overheard laughing and talking amicably, and she will be cordial with the others rather than dismissive.

The citizen: Bosso will need to have the citizen pointed out to him, but once he's described or spotted, Bosso will actually recognize him! He will say that he's spoken to the boy, evidently on his last trip to Wyver, and their conversation mostly centered around trying to get the boy to stop hanging out with a "bad crowd." Bosso will lament that the boy doesn't seem to want to talk again, which he assumes means their last conversation hindered him more than it helped.