Freddy opened his mouth and Tjan held up one hand. "No, wait, let me finish. I know it's your schtick to come after us this way, you've been at it for years. I think it's because you have an unrequited crush on Suzanne Church. "Here's what's really happening. Lester Banks and Perry Gibbons have taken jobs with Disney Parks as part of a straightforward deal. They're going to do research and development there, and Disney is settling its ongoing lawsuit with us with a seventy million dollar cash settlement. Half goes to the investors. Some of the remainder will go to buy the underlying titles to the shantytown and put them in a trust to be managed by a co-operative of residents. The rest is going into another trust that will be disbursed in grants to people operating rides around the country. There's a non-monetary part of the deal, too: all rides get a perpetual, worldwide license on all Disney trademarks for use in the rides." The announcers smiled and nodded. "We think this is a pretty good win. The rides go on. The shantytown goes on. Lester and Perry get to do great work in a heavily resourced lab environment." Tania-Luz turned to Freddy. "It seems that your story is in dispute. Do you have further comment?" Freddy squirmed. A streak of sweat cut through his pancake makeup as the camera came in for a closeup. "Well, if this is true, I'd want to know why Disney would make such a generous offer --" "Generous?" Tjan said. He snorted. "We were asking for *eight billion* in punitive damages. They got off easy!" Freddy acted like he hadn't heard. "Unless the terms of this so-called deal are published and subject to scrutiny --" "We posted them about five minutes ago. You could have just asked us, you know." Freddy's eyes bugged out. "We have no way of knowing whether what this man is saying is true --" "Actually, you do. Like I say, it's all online. The deals are signed. Securities filings and everything." Freddy got up out of his seat. "*Would you shut up and let me finish?*" he screamed. "Sorry, sorry," Tjan said with a chuckle. He was enjoying this way too much. "Go on." "And what about Death Waits? He's been a pawn all along in this game you've played with other people's lives. What happens to him as you all get rich?" Tjan shrugged. "He got a large cash settlement too. He seemed pretty happy about it --" Freddy was shaking. "You can't just sell off your lawsuit --" "We were looking to get compensated for bad acts. We got compensated for them, and we did it without tying up the public courts. Everybody wins." He cocked his head. "Except you, of course."