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100 You see a short, slender woman wearing a blue velvet sun dress. |
101 You see Ariel, the widow. |
102 You see a short, slender woman wearing a blue velvet sun dress. She appears to be sad. |
103 Hello, I'm Ariel. I don't think I've seen you here before. Who are you? |
104 Me |
105 Uh... you look sad. Why? |
106 Me go now. |
107 Hello, Ariel, my name is |
108 Hi. You're looking rather down. What's up? |
109 You don't need to know my name, but I need some information from you. |
110 Sorry. I don't have time for this. |
111 It's a pleasure to meet you. What can I help you with? |
112 Answer questions? |
113 Nothing. Bye. |
114 You can't possibly be of any help to me. Bye. |
115 I'd like to ask you some questions. |
116 I'm sorry to intrude on your solitude, but could you answer some questions? |
117 I'm just having some personal problems. It's nothing, really. |
118 You talk, me listen. It help. |
119 Ok. No talk problem. Answer question? |
120 I'm a good listener, Ariel, and talking about whatever is bothering you may just help. |
121 Ok. Let's forget the problems for now. Can you answer some questions? |
122 Everybody's got problems, woman. Learn to deal with them. |
123 Forgive me, but I don't have the time for someone with your attitude. Good-day. |
126 All right. |
127 What do you want to know? |
128 You prisoner? |
129 D'claws treat you ok? |
130 Want leave? |
131 So why sad? |
132 How you come here? |
133 Got go now. |
134 Are you a prisoner here? |
135 Are you treated all right by the deathclaws? |
136 Would you like to leave the vault? |
137 So tell me, Ariel: Why are you so sad? |
138 How did you come to be here at the vault? |
139 I must be going now. |
140 No, I can leave anytime I want. The deathclaws have made that very clear to me. They don't hold anyone here against their will, as far as I know. |
141 Uh, okay. |
142 Got it. Me go. |
143 I see. |
144 I think you're lying, bitch. |
145 I see. If you don't mind, I need to ask you about a few more things. |
146 Yes. They provide me with food, water, shelter, and protection. I feel very safe here, and that's more than I could ask for. |
147 Okay. Got go then. |
148 Good. Ask more. |
149 All right. I need to ask you more. |
150 Okay. On to some other stuff, then. |
151 Great. A lizard lover. |
152 I've considered it, but I would have to say no. I feel safer here than anywhere else I've ever lived. I do get lonely for the company of other people like myself, but hopefully others will come to live here in the future and satisfy that need. |
153 Me go. Wavy bye bye. |
154 Tell more. |
155 Fine, you can rot here for all I care. |
156 Okay. I guess I'll go now. |
157 You've been very helpful, but I must trouble you for more. |
158 My husband recently died. I miss him and I'm having problems adjusting. That's all. |
159 Sorry, how happen? |
160 Ooops. Got go, hear elder calling. |
161 I'm sorry to hear that. How did it happen? |
162 Tough break. I'll be seeing ya. |
163 Shit happens, people die. Usually when I'm around. |
164 I've already told you about the raid. That's when it happened. |
165 My husband and I were travelling with a caravan on its way to the New California Republic. We wanted to start a new life for ourselves and our daughter, Sandy. Unfortunately, the caravan was attacked by raiders one night. They were incredibly brutal. They killed everyone: men, women, and children. Rand, my husband, died trying to defend Sandy and me. We were to die next when a miracle occurred. |
166 Uh... wow. |
167 Glad you, little one, both okay. |
168 Me outta here. Bye. |
169 Wow. What a story. |
170 What a crock of sh... I'm outta here. |
171 Thank goodness that you and your daughter are safe. |
172 Hello again. How are you? |
175 Go away, you bastard! I want nothing to do with you. |
176 Go away, bitch! I have nothing to say to you. |
177 Bye. |
178 . |
179 . Yes, I'm new here. |