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Bucket (toppled)
Bucket
Released26 September 2005 (Update)
MembersNo
QuestNo
LocationPort Sarim jail
OptionsNone
ExamineEwww!
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Object ID9567
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A single bucket can be found toppled over on the ground floor of the Port Sarim jail as an element of non-interactive scenery. The overturned bucket is located in the corner of the jailcell shared by Cap'n Hand and a nameless pirate, one of whom presumably bears responsibility for spilling its contents over the limited floorspace.

Unlike the other buckets found in the jailhouse, this bucket lacks a search option, likely because it has already revealed whatever it previously may have contained. Judging by the stains surrounding the toppled bucket, it seems to have spilled some brownish liquid or substance. Its examine text, which simply consists of an expression of revulsion, suggests that it may have been used by the prisoners to relieve themselves in before being kicked over. This suspicion is supported by the examine text of the previously mentioned upright buckets, which euphemistically identifies them as toilets.

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