[Lithuania wouldn't know why he was visiting Spain. But maybe the Producer has his reasons. Maybe he just wants to see the results of the first successful designated killer's actions. At any rate, with Spain's door being left open at night, it's not difficult to walk right in and shut the door behind him.]

Congratulations.

[The tone is even. Business-like, really. It doesn't seem to be mocking; maybe he's actually being sincere.]

[The first thing Lithuania does when he arrives in Poland's room is collapse on the other nation's bed, staring blankly up at the ceiling and letting everything blur together in his vision. He'd voted incorrectly for the first time--and his vote had directly contributed to Latvia's death. Had he voted for Spain, he could have at least tied the vote and given Latvia more of a chance than he had. And the way Spain acted--well, that wasn't a surprise, really. Lithuania had spent centuries dealing with nations, after all. It still didn't make for anything but a bad taste in his mouth, looking at it from a more human, emotional standpoint. And right now Lithuania felt as if emotions and raw nerves were all he was composed of.]

I'm probably a terrible person. [The words are almost idle, the way they're spoken. But he amends the statement in the next breath.] Definitely a terrible person.

[This time, when the group meets, the number hasn't decreased at all. The Producer even untied Spain himself for this meeting to make sure everyone is accounted for.]

Alright, you all know the rules--and now you know your success isn't impossible. Good luck.